Maek 5:2

Maek 5:2 PMA

Ka Iahova vat kati min meatin keil onen ka en provet Maeka vit, “Avaseini keke vatiamal onen Betlehem Efrat vi havivi mok en vatiamal sav keil onen me-Sudah keil ka nisakin asuv houlu tai hekistal ien koa helosil kat revi me-Isrel keil. Anatin, en avong telamu, kei mul tuai, ka hemai ris helosil kat me-Isrel keil.”

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Maek 5:2 - Ka Iahova vat kati min meatin keil onen ka en provet Maeka vit,
“Avaseini keke vatiamal onen Betlehem Efrat vi havivi mok en vatiamal sav keil onen me-Sudah keil
ka nisakin asuv houlu tai hekistal ien koa helosil kat revi me-Isrel keil.
Anatin, en avong telamu, kei mul tuai,
ka hemai ris helosil kat me-Isrel keil.”

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