Jon 19:26-27

Jon 19:26-27 APBNT

A Jisas e leesie a nikana na pwaarongoisuli e tohungei manata diana hunie, kirerue uure mola karaꞌini, ko si teꞌuri hunie a nikana, “Teite, o ke leesie a mwane ngeena oto mala a kalemu.” Oto ko teꞌuri loꞌu hunie pwaarongoisuli ngeena, “O ke leesie, a nikemu oto ngeena.” Oto uure aana maholona, pwaarongoisuli ngeena e si toolea a Meri, nikana Jisas, na ko lio oto i sulie i nume ingeie.

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