Oroma 1:26-28

Oroma 1:26-28 NBQ2013

Anderogo ogagu lagagwa vaga, it ako hekbigigirikmu dugwit, it enogwai akoen it ap en oginivup inigik ovara, hekbaluk, enanggadidek heda ogasagwidek menda ogagwi, ako andi wane-wane enaguni akoen akwa oginivup ako hekbaluk, enendawi adenggen oginipu halok, enanggadidek heda ogasagwidek menda ogagu dugwit, ap-ap-at wanggis wugwi, ogagu lagagwa. Ogarup hegek adik menda ogagu lagagwa vaga At Ala en onggo wane-wane weyagat okbogogi. Eke, iren, “Ala eyave ninilup dogop andi, ambi okbininaligadek atma, nenanggon,” umbutu lagagwa vaga, enanggadidek enendawi weyak adigat dugwit, ogarubuk menda hegek, ogagu dogopwak yiluk, Ala en hekbigigi.

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