1Ptr. 3:3-4

1Ptr. 3:3-4 MWV

Bui sarat masipalainge tubu ka uddut nugalai kam, kele masitikai alai, muinu mas ele muleppei palatsatlatsat. Pulaingeatmui geti ia te sirimanua ka baga simalilipput, masipakei pulaingeat sitaimasususu sibara ka ketsat leppet baga samba simaaban, ia te simakeppu saki ka matat Taikamanua.

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