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Welcome and Introduction
Welcome back to Bible Student Languages. Ephesians 3:13 says, “Dio, therefore, out to my eye desire may not coccain that you would faint or be worried in, about, or at, taste the phalipsicin, the tribulations, moo, my tribulations, heaper for himon you, heitis, which as then is doxa, glory, himon your glory.”
Do not worry about my tribulations because they are for your glory.
Prayer of Thanksgiving
And verse 14 says, “tutu, for this caran, for this cause, or this grace, is the same word, kapto, I bow, or kapdo, I bow to the gonata, the knee, moo, my knees, pros, unto, ton, patera, the father, too, which is the kiryu, the lord, or the father of the lord, hemon our lord, Jesus Christ.”
God Our Father
And verse 15 says, “ex, of, who, whom, pasa the whole patria, father, in, which is in uranois, in heaven, k’en epi, apan, geis, the earth, on a mazite, are named.”
Pretty awesome.
