Romanos 1:18

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“Ado bajiro ti bajijare, ‘Rojose mana ñaama’ Dios manire ĩ yiĩasere bojaja mani jediro”, yigotimasiogʉagʉ yaja yʉ. Dios ĩ rujeorere ĩacõari, “To bajiro tʉoĩagʉ̃ ñagʉ̃mi”, yimasiroti ñaja. To yicõari, “Masa rojose ĩna yisere ĩategʉ ñaami”, ĩre yimasiroti ñaja. “To bajiro tʉoĩagʉ̃ ñagʉ̃mi” ĩre yimasiroti ti ñaboajaquẽne, ĩre rʉ̃cʉbʉobeticõari, rojose yirã ñari, gãjerã ĩre ĩna masirʉaboasere “Ĩre masibeticõaña” yirã yama. To bajiro ĩna yijare, rojose ĩnare ĩ yijama, riojo yigʉ yirʉcʉmi Dios.

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