Kajin eo an Jar

Letok Letak Meļeļe in Lan̄, jān Yongsung Kim, maron̄ jab kapeik

“Kajin eo an jar ejenolo̧k ej itok ļamļam ko rooktak ilo kajin ko rooktak, bōtaab pedped eo ej aolep iien juon wōt. Jej aikuj ba jar ko n̄an Jemedwōj Ilan̄ ilo naan ko me rikōnono ro an kajin jab eo koba ippān iakwe im kautiej im nōbar im epaak.

“Em̧m̧aan ro im kōrā ro me rej kōņaan kwaļo̧k kautiej naaj bōk iien n̄an ekkatak kain jar eo ejenolo̧k. …

“Rikanaan Josep Smith ekar ba, ‘Ej juon men eļap n̄an kajjitōk ilo pein Anij, ak n̄an itok n̄an im̧aan Mejān.’ [Bwebwenato an Kabun̄ in, 1:339.] Kajin eo ejenolo̧k an jar ej kakeememej kōj kōn ļap eo an iien jab in em̧m̧an.”

Būreejtōn Dallin H. Oaks, Rikakpilōklōk eo Kein Kajuon, “The Language of Prayer,” Ensign, May 1993, 16, 18.

Meram in Laļ, jān Yongsung Kim, maron̄ jab kōm̧m̧an kape.