Naiꞌ Lukas 3:4-6

Naiꞌ Lukas 3:4-6 AAZ

Un-unuꞌ te, Uisneno In mafefa kninuꞌ kaꞌo Yesaya antui anmatoom nok naiꞌ Yohanis reꞌ ia mnak, “Anmuiꞌ tuaf reꞌ of annao neu bare reꞌ ka matuaꞌ fa, rarit anhunun ma nkoaꞌ am nak, ‘Areꞌ too mfaun ein ro he mibarab ma miroitan ranan, he mseun ma mtoup Usiꞌ In amneman! Mikninuꞌ ranan he mseun Goe. Amkuub ma mnae mineer kefan ma kobaꞌif. Amnae ma mhain mineer aꞌtoeꞌf ein. Mineo ma minoon raan apeunt am abeot ein, Amhaꞌeik raan kobaꞌif ma faut putuk. Maut he tuaf-tuaf naꞌko uuf-uuf ma pah-pah, bisa nahinin nak, Uisneno nroim he nsoi nafetin mansian naꞌko sin saant am penu sin.’ ”

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