Makətūbə̄ ń Pol ndang adə̄ Galatə gə̄ ní 2:15-16

Makətūbə̄ ń Pol ndang adə̄ Galatə gə̄ ní 2:15-16 BS

Jḭḭ̄ i *Jipə kə́ kojə gə̄ ba jḭḭ̄ i ngé rāā majaĺ gə̄ ń noō ń nin̄ i Jipə aĺ gə̄ ní alé. Ɓá tā ba jə-gerī kadə̄ yá̰á̰ ń rāā adə̄ deē tél de kə́ súmūú ta kum Nə́ɓā tə́ ní, i ngɔ̄m̄ *ndū najə̄ gə̄ alé, ba i kadə̄ deē taā kem Jeju *Kərist. Adə̄ jḭḭ̄, jə-taāī kem Kərist Jeju ō, yā kadə̄ gerə̄n̄neé kadə̄ jḭḭ̄ i de kə́ súmūú gə̄ sɔɔ̄ń taā kə́ jə-taāī kem Kərist, banī i sɔɔ̄ń ngɔ̄m̄ kə́ jə-ngɔ̄mī *ndū najə̄ gə̄ alé. Tɔdɔ̄ de kə́ kadə̄ Nə́ɓā rāān de kə́ súmūú tə́, sɔɔ̄ń ngɔ̄m̄ kə́ kɔ́ɔ̄ ngɔ̄m̄ ndū najə̄ ní, gətóo.

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