Eksodas 18:19-20

Eksodas 18:19-20 OBBR

Mi luk se i stret we yufala i stap nomo blong talemaot tok blong olgeta long fes blong God, mo blong tekem ol trabol blong olgeta i go long hem. Mo i stret tu we yufala i stap tijim olgeta long ol loa ya blong hem, wetem ol rul ya we hem i mekem, mo we yufala i stap talemgud long olgeta, ol gudfala fasin we oli mas folem mo ol samting we oli mas mekem. Be i gat wan smol tingting blong talem long yufala, mo mi ting se sipos yufala i folem, bambae God i stap wetem yufala.

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