Yudas 1:24-25

Yudas 1:24-25 WUL

His nenaik Allah anni oruak a’ge ano en, elirat tenhentarok wolom a’ge e’bek lagaiam e, honoyuk ’beiksogo wathorlo erlakma en opsogo tenhentarok welemarik e, at ebe erliktogumu eba, wene henebam po erlakma enat, honogola henagai hogukhwe elirat edikhenebei louwa a’ge ai paget, hau worogu lomok o. Nenaik Allah ematek en nonue ’gain Onuk Logo a’ge Yesus Kristus tegei ai pam delnenebegei a’ge ano eiye a’ge anni a’bigat o, oluk, at erliktogulat, logo pogulat, togu lomogoluk, edip pam di a’ge yu a’ge walho erlakma Allah emategat welaga ai pam en, yogodak ya en, pobuk modok-modok welat asogo erliktogwi modok wolomok o, oluk, “Amin,” egi ai o.

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