Luk 4:9-12

Luk 4:9-12 APBNT

Oto a Satan ko heꞌi toolea loꞌu a Jisas taꞌau i Jerusalem, na ko lai haꞌa-uuresie oto taꞌau i lengine ho susumaa aana Nume Maaꞌi Peine, ko si teꞌuri loꞌu hunie, “Mala o ko neꞌie Kalena God toꞌohuu, o ke toliꞌaasiꞌo uure i lengi i leu hunie o ke teke hao i aano. Aana mo Uusu-uusu Maaꞌi e unue uuri, A God kei uusungeꞌinie mo ensel ingeie huni lio i suli diana aamu. Kire kei talaꞌahuaꞌo aana nimada mwaanie aeꞌaemu e hite aana nga ho heu.” Oto a Jisas ko aalamie loꞌu a Satan ko teꞌuri, “Taꞌe mo Uusu-uusu Maaꞌi e unue noꞌone uuri, Omu ke suꞌuri oohongie a God Aalaha iꞌomu.”

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