Orom 1:22-23

Orom 1:22-23 AKH

Mbini ngubi ora hayem ol mbinim nen sabobur, nao kone kikil bi hambun sao pange ora hayom ko haroklme ub baehaemen ora lomel, mbini kon nao wi mbaoli tumu mari non bi ora hayem ka. Mbini ngubi ora habur lomen Ngaor obu bao bi imbi wi aondao ora hayao o bao tuwabur, mbinim wakl Ngaor obum warisao sao sun tenaol homaeb se ngo hayem haklon toklo menger di, sao sab sem iri hae ngubi semon toklo menger war pae di, su bor suklumb di ngubi sem iri nao hae ngo berekle sao haklon toklo menger hakl waru u pobur, ngo sao hakl bor kaoya ko haroklme ora.

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