Roma 1:22-23

Roma 1:22-23 EIPA

Ninye im sirya, mutuku sirya nirya arye, “Kume, nunda dipkoprop weik kel nang unyabe,” nyalamik bukni, dipkoprop walwal ninyeuk upra balamik. Winibuka malyeuk winilamika deice arye, Allah kum dipmantonye, pia Kam Una Deiyoknye biti, ‘Elda pia mambulnye utua babye, elda nun like,’ tenebuka, bataklamikce, talye ninguk puturubuka delilamikce, atalya ning siuk erelamik. Sik puturubuka delilamik ning ara, ani. Ninye urasin atonun ap, maka ap, basam yala-yala nirya ap, kwatima yala nirya ap, urasin atonun puturubuka delilamikce, “Nun ni kopropa,” nyabuka, atalya ning ati si erelamik.

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