Efeho 4:11-13

Efeho 4:11-13 TOKU

Ko ia te na ia “fōkia nā meālofa ki tagata”; na ia tōfiagia iētahi ke kavea ma apohitolo, ko iētahi ma pelofeta, ko iētahi ma tino tālaki, ko iētahi ma faifeau ma iētahi ma faiākoga. Na fai e ia te mea tēnei ke hāunia ai ia tagata uma o te Atua mo nā gāluega faka-Kelihiano, kae ke ati ake ai te tino o Keliho. Oi ko kitātou la ka fuhia fakatahi ke fai ma tino e tahi i to tātou talitonuga ma to tātou iloa o te Ataliki o te Atua; ka kavea kitātou ma tagata kua kātoatoa te mātutua i to tātou talitonu ki te Atua, e vē foki lava ko Keliho.

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