Mak 12:29-31

Mak 12:29-31 BHL

Dangei, Yesus e yan weng bokolewomele: “Emisik sawa weng be kanekote: ‘Isalael kunum waneng yu kililina! Sunbin-Got ete Kamokim Fian ete te. Num Kamokim be makmak ete kuw te. Kukalem Sunbin-Got Kamok Fian elo ibolow mutuk fian dulewboliwka! Kukalem finik e, ibolow e, fukunin e, kitil e alik alik be bongguko, Sunbin-Got em dim kuw fewtoko, kolew bolewka!’ Sawa mak e kaleem atin kuw fian beemdiw te. ‘Kukalem ibolow mutuk fian e kukalem dim bikembe beemdiw, yom mewso biliw kawtiw mali ikati ibolow mutuk fian kukuyem kemolewka!’ Feinka! Alew sawa beemdiw makso mak banim te.”, dangse kale.

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