Rome 2:3-4

Rome 2:3-4 GUL

Bot oona wa da jedge oda people, ya da do dem same bad ting dem dat ya jedge oda people fa! Fa sho, ya ain gwine be able fa git way. God gwine jedge oona too, ainty? Ya tink dat God blessin pon oona ain mean nottin? Fa a long time, e da pit op wid ya, an e ain punish ya. Fa true, ya know dat God do ya sommuch good, cause e da try fa git ya fa change ya bad way an do wa e wahn ya fa do, ainty?

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