Roma 6:17-18

Roma 6:17-18 KNTOT

Dinino, nedi sun tep tenipnedi, Allah tep, “Telepe,” pepra er si eremnune. Ukununa deiyoda ake. Ada, pumun taru sun Roma mutu nesalada, mali kuna deiyo ngebodi ateng kouamseupa, er amutarapu kuramrumdi, pio malipu kuramrume. Dinino, ukutaruda, nundi Allah er upu peteremamseputopu, kange bongtona gum di, sun kange dipru yumadi, atek sisi upu talepra dumsisipu kurume. Ukutaruda, Allah er dipapu sun kange dipru neitamai taleserepa, er amutarapu bukra kurume. Pumun taru mali kuna deiyo ngebo Kain Jen Ngebodi ateng koupra deiamseupa, mali kun kecapu kuramruma neitamai, Allahdi lyepra konum loptapseue. Ukupseua tep, ukutaruda, er amutara bukra, dumsisi kecapu talepra, teleppu kurume. Atep, Allah morokune taru yumada, nedi sun tep tenepnedi, ‘Telepe,’ penune.

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