1 Joni 2:15-16

1 Joni 2:15-16 FNVDC12

Ni kakua ni lomani vuravura se na veika vakavuravura. Kevaka o ni sa lomani vuravura, o ni sa sega kina ni lomani koya na Tamada. Ni veika kece sara era tu e vuravura — na gagadre ca ni yago, kei na gagadre ca ni mata, kei na yalo e dokadokataka na veika ni bula oqo — era sa sega sara ni lako mai vei Tamada, ia mai vuravura ga.

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1 Joni 2:15-16 - Ni kakua ni lomani vuravura se na veika vakavuravura. Kevaka o ni sa lomani vuravura, o ni sa sega kina ni lomani koya na Tamada. Ni veika kece sara era tu e vuravura — na gagadre ca ni yago, kei na gagadre ca ni mata, kei na yalo e dokadokataka na veika ni bula oqo — era sa sega sara ni lako mai vei Tamada, ia mai vuravura ga.

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