Suk Gato Yerasul Ben Ne 15:11

Suk Gato Yerasul Ben Ne 15:11 KGR

Men wergat yewis yi benbot Musa bi sukduno-i ne o nde. Kadit men ye Yahudi benbot Musa bi sukduno-i ne anato men gum sok mo Yefun Allah bi rus-i wé kadit bot gesyos nde, wo men jam do, men bi Yekwesu Yefun Yesus dakai bi sukjimnut sye kas subot men anato An kak os ndo wa men, subere men ku os wa men gum sok mo Yefun Allah bi rus-i, subere men kem ndo to kapyo mato kapyo. Men ye Yahudi si yewis yi ne sino ku os mo suk gato Yesus Kristus ben ne, Musa bi sukduno-i yo ós men mone nde.”

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