Titus 2:7-8

Titus 2:7-8 HPB

Wateva you do, do good kine stuff fo show dem how dey suppose to ack. Wen you teach, make shua wat you tell an wat you do tell da same ting. Teach cuz you like teach, an be one solid kine guy fo da odda peopo get respeck fo you. Da stuff you tell, gotta be solid, fo nobody tell you donno wat you stay talking bout. Den, if get one guy dat no like wat you tell, he goin come all shame, cuz he no can tell us guys do bad kine stuffs.

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