Matius 23:25

Matius 23:25 KNTOT

Uo, sun Farisi neng cap, Musa sekeiamu upu peteremna deiyo neng capda, sun dipru neitamai mali keca tupa akwapmaserpapu, ‘Telep neng tenepkamseng’ tenen, nong bol deikingepu telep kurume. Allahdi wenepra popkamsera tep, sun bicaue. Sun me mau cap, piring cap, ‘Buta palepmaserenge yuma tenena gum, mangkau di jepmepepa, mali kupserur’ tenen, bol deikingepu, telep-telep kupra me kurum dinin, sun kange dipru neitamai di, pio mali kuna cap, yuk nesala keca tep aram dona cap, kumum ngeda tupa akwapmaser dinin, ange tenena gum dipapu, tali kange doupra sun pe putasere kecapu, pio tenerume.

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