Tite 1:7-8

Tite 1:7-8 TSV

Endé te nane. Pene étôma mbumu éaNzambé andé n’eyanza évôni gôéweseda gésaô saNzambé gô mbene na gô mbene na gétabé. T’ebandô gôndé angô ésanyepa mbe gôôkanô ta na vibégô vianzongodi. Te buedi mbe môma nône abaka gébé na bôpeeo, na gébé na ôpisa, na gébé na gésima senyua maduku. Abaké gébé môgenyi na gébé n’onzôô adode gôédidiia gô divooti na gô diboe. Na buedi mbe ône eetsô ényangee éopayi abaké môma amenya ékenea agenda na abaké môma anyôngéô te mane mamisôba. Abaké dôta na môtéma ômasumani, n’etsimama, na abaké gépenganédé mavovia. Na amenya étôma ôtôe wedi.

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