Epsuse 4:14-15

Epsuse 4:14-15 ALP

Ele mere leke ite ono saka kwete tone moneka. Le tamata maka hlaleke saka kwete tone, esi lene loko tamata makete esi lemake lokoise eleki esi sala lalane. Tamata rebe esi lene mere eleki esi ono lulu esi lepataru, mere saka sanute kai kohuaru keri kapale ndau meite lori lopaije. Tamata ele mere inunu kena lulu tamata nloene rebe ilemakeise. Ele mere mo! Mise lesire suke ite ono yelu rebe unkenare kena ite lalema kena oki tamata makete. Leke kena ite ono sasaisare, tatakwali iteki atataru mise titinai saka Kristuse rebe Iono elake ete pusue tamata rebe hlaleke lokoIje.

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