2 Timotius 1:8

2 Timotius 1:8 WUL

Ai en e, nonue ’gain Onuk Logo a’ge obok aphwami logon mo’gulonto re, he’gerli erlaksogo ’baksogoat mo’gulentasulat, ye, an at ebagerat ne’gik herle wusogo nebegesema welegi yu paget, he’gerli erlak halongsogo welat, taga lomup o. Asogo eselat, aphwami mu a’ge en op wene ai paget, di obotut yu obotut taknonobogukhweat, an Allah anni pam welegi ’gela’geat, hepe mosogo wolomup o.

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