Hiblu 5:14

Hiblu 5:14 SIA

Ei, to beli kíwó héwliolc liou helo be. To liou be hekeke bebekae e ebe. To be hekeke be ebe liouto, Kotole le hábomo kla fe ebe. Hábomo kla febeko, tei tu wanowo fa hábomo tc likamokae kukukae e ebe, helo aleo hóólelele, helo molalekolelele toko. "Ele wanowoto, yeketa. To wanowoto, biowale." To tei tuoko teko likamokae wenenoyo e ebe. Tei tuoko hábomo teko weneno fifiyo e ebeko, helo hóólelele aleo yeketamo tc hóó hóó e ebe. Noboto, nabeo, sosowokeyo.

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