Efesu 4:11-13

Efesu 4:11-13 TAWEAST

Ay tam Fun Isus nafili tiba at Nasugu fag ngay taw, ay tiba at taglong, ay tiba at takamoyung at Masine fag Barita, ay tiba at tagtanud sat ngay tagafanud, ay tiba takamoyung. At fagnafiliun, laman Diyus at taw fagayu mafamasadan tuwa nanfagbulun sa at fagbulun. At masuwad te, laman umkugat ay umtvngvd tuwa tam Fun Isus at bilug. Fakatanyaun, laman fagayu tam gdiyuganan tuwa tam gafanud sas Diyus at Baguwama. Ay gurungan wa ban tam fiya masine kata tam Fun Isus.

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