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1 Samuel 13:13-14

1 Samuel 13:13-14 GNWPB

Jayawe Samuel jei Saúl pe: “¡Jokua ndiyapo wae ndearakuaa mbae wae ma ko!” jei. “Ndiyapo’ä ma jokua yandeTumpa ikoño mái wae jei ndewe wae rupi. Nde moná ndiyapo kawi yawe Tumpa jei wae rupi, jayawe Tumpa umeeta tëi ko ndewe jare niñemoñaa reta pe jekuaeño piko waerä kua ɨwɨ Israel imburuwicha wasurä. Erëi añawe pikota’ä ma, echa’ä nde ndiyapo’ä jae jei ndewe wae rupi,” jei. “Jáeramo Tumpa uekata ïru kuimbae ipɨa ndiwe oyowake wae. Jokua kuimbae Tumpa etei umbɨjeeta jae uiparawo wae reta imburuwicha wasurä ndepepɨka pe,” jei Samuel Saúl pe.

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