ROMANOS 1:22-23

ROMANOS 1:22-23 CTP

Ndukwin neꞌ chaꞌ nchga chaꞌ jlyo tiꞌ neꞌ, lye ꞌa ngiꞌni siyeꞌ neꞌ loꞌo taꞌa nten neꞌ ngwañaꞌan; wa mnaꞌ chaꞌ tiya ꞌin neꞌ siꞌya chaꞌ xaꞌan nu ngiꞌni neꞌ. Ja nchka ꞌa tiꞌ neꞌ kuꞌni tnun neꞌ ꞌin Ndiose nu nka ndloo la ti, ti kwiꞌ Ni lka Ni nu ja tsaa tii ꞌa chalyuu ꞌin Ni siyaꞌ ti; ndiya la tiꞌ neꞌ kuꞌni tlyu neꞌ ꞌin nkwin nten nu ndyiji. Kwiꞌ ngwañaꞌan, ngiꞌni tnun neꞌ ꞌin nkwin kiñi nu ndukwi niꞌ kwan, loꞌo nkwin ꞌni nu ndukwa kiyaꞌ, loꞌo nkwin ꞌni nu nsuweꞌ niꞌ iꞌ lo yuu; kanꞌ lka nan nu ngiꞌni tnun neꞌ.

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