Taitas 1:7-8

Taitas 1:7-8 APEBNT

Nyak nyadukemech, amabuk douk hape nebemumali God ananich elpech uli douk hape nebemumali God ananin moul. Douk namudak ali amabuk almam hunek yopinyi atin pasin namudak. Amam hunubu yopuyopumi ali hunek yopinyi atin umu elpech kobi chutik enen yowenyi amam huneken uli, wak. Amam hunih amam yet ali hupe chakamomu kipaichi elpech ali kobi nyihihichim wisnabul. Ali chopuk, amam kobi huwak abal ali hugugaku, wak. Ali amam kobi nyihihichim hubo kipaichi elpech, ali kobi ulkwip pulomu hukli amam atum hulau wolobaibali utabal uli jah, wak. Amam imas hugakomu kipahelubi walubich elpech douk chanaki lougun uli. Ali amam ulkwip pulomu yopinyi atin pasin ali hunek lukautumu amamin tinytin uli apaluh kalbu.

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