Taitas 1:7-8

Taitas 1:7-8 KTO

Eva, teip mila uke na lotu la mime umaiale bo ubi ang Morowa. Are ratmat ga eba tale memaning kiribas ba na irap ma inamaniap, teip ga magaulap la buat ogimameng kiribas ba ira ma. Buat tevienmeng ga buat kukuim dalap ma kakalait ga buat menmeng. Buat mavitmeng teip tapmat ga buat nameng meba maiaram papot ma kakepup a tavuk o kakarabunim. Karuk. Pa eba maset umaialeng bo teip la mumaio na luguap maiam ga maset nameng meba makosarmeng tavukup mila mumurum ga oirorotmeng maset na maiong kan. Ga eba mameuluan mirier tavukup mila puvuvum ga mirier tavukup am Morowa. Ga non gat paga, eba maset oirorotmeng ninimiap maiong kan.

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