Rom 1:22-23

Rom 1:22-23 BNT

Fado gang ñaŋkën iyi ɓër langëk jiñ en ganamët an Urün aŋ, mandëk ɓër mënlange jiñ en ɓawo ɓamatëɓ mëɓëƴ Urün or wurék gani oɗ. Lar ënmaɓëƴ Urün ówum la, kënɓilapal mëɓëƴ mürün man lëcëkën ɓën maŋ. Man talaŋ man mëndërëk ngër hal e. Ihinoŋ hal ale mage ar gani ewo ngër Urün oɗ le. Ar ecës maŝës ewo. Man talaŋ man mëndërëk ngër oŝëɗ en, man talaŋ man mëndërëk ngër ɓon masapar mala en, man talaŋ man mëndërëk ngër ɓokówahówa en. Mürün mungum yéɗ këneɓëƴ. Gungum e oɓiméƴe Urün oɗ ɓawo ɓalang gang ewo le kono noŋ ɓamatëɓ mëɓëƴ.

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