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1 KORINTUS 5:7

1 KORINTUS 5:7 PLT

Rumeko horo ragi ko seng mal᷊iwue e'e, e'e ko ragi ngu dosa, tadeau i kumu makoa kere adonang ko wuhu, mabursi bou ragi ngu dosa ko seng mal᷊iwue, dang ia matitong himoneu i kumu tingari ko kere'e. Watu'u sal᷊iwang u Paska ngi kite ko seng nasadia, ual᷊ing I Kristus ko nakoa kere domba ngu Paska ngi kite, seng nikorbang.

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