Hiblu 5:12-13

Hiblu 5:12-13 SIA

Mokeyu, nobo tebita komo mokeyu molalekakeyo. Nobo mokeyu koleleleto, belimo you tekota melou nobo liou feiko weouko tokoto, you. Tekokolc, nobo teko ekeyo. Ei, nobo lokoko sesowi lowane, hekeke fakeya tomu. Nobo be hekeke hcbc beamuno. Tekota lokoko ne wi si ebe lowane, tekoko lowane si si e omu. Nobo muku wiowé tomu tekota, feiyane. Nobo Koto helo le fei, be hé hekeke you lowane le hcbc hé beamuno. Ei, helo tibu le komo sosowo leleko teamukomu. Noboko liou fei to leko eikoko bo ú baeloko, toko eikoko leleamukoko. Wó fei, lokoko sesowi tei tuoko hábomo likamokae e ebeno, meta wanowo yeketa, meta wanowo biowale. Toko hábomo likamokae kukukae e ebeno. Nobo fato, sosowono. Ne wi komo si si omu tekota nobei tu wanowo hcbc likamokae kukuko eamuno. Be hekeke hcbc beamuno. To nobelekeyo.

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