Rómhánach 1:26-28

Rómhánach 1:26-28 JOYNTG

D’á ḃriġ sin leig Dia le h‐ainṁiantaiḃ déisteannaċa iad: óir d’aṫruiġ a mná an gnás atá de réir nádúire, ag cleaċtaḋ gnáis atá i gcoinniḃ nádúire: na fir, mar an gcéadna, ag tréigean gnáṫ‐úsáide na mná, do lasadar le h‐ainṁiantaiḃ d’á ċéile, fir ag cleaċtaḋ gníoṁarṫa úr‐ġránna le fearaiḃ, go ḃfuaradar ionnta féin an cúiteaṁ do ḃí tuillte aca i n‐éiric a gcuirpṫeaċta. Agus ó nár ṫoiliġeadar ċum eolas ar Ḋia d’adṁáil, ṫug Dia suas iad d’á ndroċ‐ṁeon féin, ċum neiṫe naċ cuiḃe do ḋéanaṁ

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