Luka 3:4-6

Luka 3:4-6 CMOL

Păng jan kơt nây tâm di kơt nau bunuyh ntơyh nau ngơi Kôranh Brah kăl e nơh, rnha Êsai, păng nchih lah: ‘Geh du huê bunuyh nter ta bri rdah lah: ‘Ndrăp hŏm nuih n'hâm ăn ma Kôranh Brah Tâm ban ma bunuyh kuayh trong nsŏng trong ăn ma kađăch hăn, Tâm ban ma bunuyh brôi lơi ntŭk rlŭng ăn bêng, Yôk jê̆ kuŏng khân păng jan ăn lŏng Khân păng nsŏng ntŭk kue kuăch ăn sŏng Ntŭk ndôh ndăp khân păng brôi lơi ăn lŏng, tâm ban ma kuayh trong ăn ma kađăch brô̆. Ndri dâng lĕ bunuyh gĭt say nơm rklaih i Kôranh Brah de njuăl’’.

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