sentence1: for God knows that in the day you eat it, your eyes will be opened, and you will be like God, knowing good and evil.”
sentence2: Wulapm Weink ka apul aipm wus akeiwanto, aser saklok ka yapmunemp ntupmu ntiesoelip. Nti aipm wus mpuampua Wulapm Weink apulel karokn sankork kil. I saklok amiyimp maken na, “Mi Wulapm Weink ka nakantup yipmwuye na korokn yel lorukopm akeiwanto sukurel pie tnei nioknel pe, a?” I maken ampu nak na, “Lorukopm mitinkel irpm pie tnei nioknel arai ant yel. Aser lo likekn po tnei niokn niumon niumonel ka Wulapm Weink nakantup antie, ka ant'orokn yel. Wulapm Weink nakimp antie na, Yipmwie korokn yel, korokn ntasomp rukopm lo ekilelel, yipm ko yuwur.” Kapepe saklok namikimp maken na, “Karokn. Yipmwuye kapukorokn yuwur. Kona yipmwuye yel rukopm lo ekilelel, arai nkiyirp yipmwuye niampepm i yapmunemp yipmwuye ko yukor yumpulp simi ka kuretelel, simi ka sepmelel. Pe yipmwuye arai yer ntaka Wulapm Weinkel. Yapmunemp Wulapm Weinkel ka akor ampulp, eti pe kil nakantup yipmwuye na korokn yel rukopm lo ekilelel iii.” (Sank ka ar Stat 3:1-5)