Rɔm 1:17

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Na cɨndi, Kɔl-gɨ-Ɗari gɨ nee le wasɨn̰ gɨyəŋ gɨ Kumu bɨle kalaŋ leen̰ kalaŋ ga dan̰ durɔ ɗɨngar a cɨndi. Bɨ na dan̰ gɨyəŋ gɨ da aye kudurɔ ɗɔɔ ƴɔbɨ. Waŋ waŋ gɨ ba ay kuduroy le, Kumu solii leen̰ ungo gɨ dan̰ durɔ ɗɨngar a cɨndi. Hɨn̰ gɨ kan ba walɨn̰ duroy Magtubu di da Kumu dɨŋ ye hɨn̰: «Ungo gɨ na ungo gɨ dan̰ durɔ ɗɨngar a cɨn̰ Kumu le, kɨya sɔmɛ-bɨra na dan̰ gɨyəŋ gɨ da aye kudurɔ koyi.»

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Rɔm 1:17 - Na cɨndi, Kɔl-gɨ-Ɗari gɨ nee le wasɨn̰ gɨyəŋ gɨ Kumu bɨle kalaŋ leen̰ kalaŋ ga dan̰ durɔ ɗɨngar a cɨndi. Bɨ na dan̰ gɨyəŋ gɨ da aye kudurɔ ɗɔɔ ƴɔbɨ. Waŋ waŋ gɨ ba ay kuduroy le, Kumu solii leen̰ ungo gɨ dan̰ durɔ ɗɨngar a cɨndi. Hɨn̰ gɨ kan ba walɨn̰ duroy Magtubu di da Kumu dɨŋ ye hɨn̰: «Ungo gɨ na ungo gɨ dan̰ durɔ ɗɨngar a cɨn̰ Kumu le, kɨya sɔmɛ-bɨra na dan̰ gɨyəŋ gɨ da aye kudurɔ koyi.»

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