Marko 12:29-31

Marko 12:29-31 TBF

E Iesu a nga kuil nama, “Mi vinuor ian ta tsiroup segie kokouk, a malan ne, ‘Rorong, Israel, mi Nguts magiet Raban, eie mi Nguts a kes mo. Ma e ta ngas lalaron beitsak mi Nguts ma Raban ngan mi aro kokouk ma mi morumorua kokouk ma mi vinavinadodo kokouk, ma mi ngisingisi kokouk.’ Mi vuna vinuor a luongan a malan ne, ‘E ta ngas tovie e palapala malan e ta tovie no kese.’ A kap kavo vinuor mene a tsiroup rio ine ba vuna vinuor.”

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