Ruoman 2:3-4

Ruoman 2:3-4 JNT

Bot aal a unu we a joj ada piipl, di sitn dem we unu a joj ada piipl fa an we unu a du, unu no tingk se Gad a-go joj unu fi dem tu? Unu riili tingk im a-go jos mek unu get we so? Gad tek im taim wid unu, im put op wid unu an im no ponish unu siem taim wen unu du rang. Unu no si se Gad gud tu unu? Ar a kier unu no kier bout dem sitn de? Unu no si se Gad kain tu unu, kaaz im chrai fi get unu fi ton we fram sin an sari fi di rang we unu du?

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