Rom 1:26-28

Rom 1:26-28 TUCNT

Tauvene yes tighur murizi pa Maaron, ve i ipul zi titaghon ŋgar sasaghati naol tau lolozi ighaar pani. Tauta tighamgham ŋgar mayaŋa naol tau iduduuŋ mako na. Zilivaa tipul vaiŋ ŋgara duduuŋ tau Maaron ighuru na, ve tigham borau pa zetazŋa zilivaa. Ve yes zitamoot tauvene paam. Tipul ŋgar to vaiŋ zilivaa tau Maaron ighuru na, ve lolozi ighaar pa zetazŋa zitamoot, ve tigham borau pa mbolezi, ve tigham ŋgar mayaŋa naol. Tauvene tisosor pa eez to Maaron, ve pataŋani tau ivot pazi ve ivaghamun zi, ene iyat sosor toozi tawe. Yes lolozi iveegh kat pa Maaron, tauta ipul zi tila pa naghozi mon. Tauvene lezi ghilalooŋ muul mako, ve tighamgham ŋgar sasaghati naol tau iduduuŋ mako.

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