Heberu 5:12-13

Heberu 5:12-13 IAR1920

Uku pani va’au noro pirimaroakoa a’a keia’ane euna, nomo iaki a’a e ipekiai, ai! a noro oea‐rokona kapoi a’a moawku ipanakiai Eloi inu voa miki inu pinai voa, ame, pei kane peo, noro umuli’ina. A’a ane omo pei ame oro lai evera miki miape opara anana anu ipawkia voa eiai: oro upi keina.

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