GALATIA 2:15-16

GALATIA 2:15-16 WLW

Nir akuni nen endago paga eti, ninebe akuni Yahudi mende arar. “Nir ap Yahudi dek mende maduk inoba nggirik mende dek o.” Eta mende, ebebar ninilu eti, akuni nen maduk ekwi inambotna mbo dambe kalok, Yesus Kristus oba ebebar andagwi kalok, Ar Allah inom pano arugun o. Nen hukum agama ake kindirik ekwi paga dek o. Nir nen ogwe Ar Yesus Kristus oba ebabar o yiluk andarugu paga, Ar Allah ninom pano agagu o. Hukum agama wene kindirik ekugu paga dek o. Nenaluk eti, hukum agama awene kindirik erugun paga, ar akuni ambiar nen ogwe Ar Allah imbirak pano arugun mondok dek arar o.

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