Matius 19:23

Matius 19:23 KNTOT

Beu pangeda, Yesusdi er nyapu tep, aupu pepu. “Ne tek sisi pepsene. Allahdi nesala weike lyepredi, sun kange dipru talenkamre nesala tep, erdi peprepa, er amngai bukra kunkamenge. Dinino, aupuda sun isomka nesalada, ikin kuprepa, kange mun kange doupra gekenunge. Kanam dipu ne upu gekepra teka men teneptenge. Ikin dipapu Allah er nyapu kunkamenge. Deiyoda, isomka nengdi, ‘Nun bungada, nun mawa’ tenen, sun talenge keca deiki, sun kange derinunga tep pepsene.” Yesusdi pepu.

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