Roma 6:16

Roma 6:16 KNTOT

Ware keca deiyo tep, sun walwal tupa kurum do? Nedi pepkusen upuda, sun ton moupra tenipetepso. Aupuda men kael kepmaruma cadi, men tenerum do? Ukupmanto ngeda pepkusene. Ware nesala do yuma, sundi yuk neng tep, ‘Aneng sun penge upu gekepmepedi, sun amutarapu kunkamepe,’ tenepmenge nesalapu, aneng dipapu nimi deiyo talepra, sun deiki tara kungedi, sundi anesala talengedi, sun tenepmenge pelpu dimengepa, sun amutara kungedi apelpu donunge. Ange utopu ton, mali kun kecapu tenepra putasere pangeda, amali kuna deiyo ngebodi ateng koupseredi, sun kange dipru taleserepa, malipu kupbaramumya deiki di, amenda taru tek sisi depkamrume. Agum dingeda, Allahdi peseretopu, aupupu gekepra dombamumyopda, Allah er dipapu taleseredi, dumsisi nesala kemdinkamsere. Atep, mali kun kecapu talepmepyopda, tek sisi depkamepe. Allahdi peseretopu telep kecapu talepmepyopda, gam pio kunkamepe.

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