Luuk'aasa Mishiraachchuwaa 23:44-47

Luuk'aasa Mishiraachchuwaa 23:44-47 DFBLVL

He wode usuppun saate gidiyaa keena; hewaappe udduppu saatiyaa gakkanaw, biittaa ubbaa bollan d'uma gideedda. Awaykka bare poo'uwaa diggeedda; geeshsha golliyaa gaaridduukka peed'ettiide laa"uwaa keseedda. Yesuusikka daro d'ok'k'u geedda k'aalaan waassiide, «Ta Aabboo, taani ta shemppuwaa ne kushiyaan aatsa immay!» yaagi simmowaappe guyyiyaan I hayk'k'eedda. S'eetuwaa kaappuu haneedda yewuwaa be'eedda wode, «Ha bitanii tumakka s'illo asaa» yaagiide S'oossaa galateedda.

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