Daniel 3:24-25

Daniel 3:24-25 IFY

Nem entanni ey pinhakkeyey immehneng hi Nebukadnessar tep natngan inang-ang tu et kantuddan opisyal tuy “Ang-ang yu kedi, kele nealay eleg ida meettungi? Niya kele epat ida eman nakka ang-ang-angan kaumleniklikweh di apuy? Kaw beken ni tellun ebuh hu binelud yun da bingkah diman?” Himmumang ida etan opisyal et kanday “Tam em, Apu patul, telludda kayan ebuh hu binelud mi!” Ey kan tu mewan ey “Nem ang-ang yu kedi! Eleg ida mabelud niya heni anghel eman neika-pat.”

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