Garatiya-ne̱ 2:15-16

Garatiya-ne̱ 2:15-16 UTMAIN

Burus re shu̱ u̱t-zu̱ ne̱, <<In Yahuda-ne̱ e̱ u̱du̱ u̱r-mat, za <a-za Yahuda-ne̱ i na foge̱ a-u̱t-ba'as-ne̱ da.> Se̱di in nak u̱zu̱ waku̱n zaar u̱t-shu̱u̱t ho̱n-ho̱n u̱du̱ do̱rru̱ bo̱r-tu̱ Ru̱-u̱ yase̱ Mosa da, se̱di u̱du̱ yadu̱ jab u̱du̱ Ye̱so̱ Kiristi. Tu̱msu̱ in Yahuda-ne̱ i ya'e̱ jab u̱-me̱ Kiristi Ye̱so̱, remu̱ in shu̱'u̱te̱ za u̱t-ba'as u̱du̱ u-Ru̱ u̱ yadu̱ jab ne̱ u̱-me̱ Kiristi, tu̱msu̱ za u̱du̱ do̱rru̱ bo̱r-tu̱ Ru̱-u̱ yase̱ Mosa da. Remu̱ waku̱n zaar u̱t-shu̱u̱t za u̱t-ba'as u̱du̱ do̱rru̱ bo̱r-tu̱ Mosa yasu̱ Yahuda-ne̱ da.

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