Luka 4:9-12

Luka 4:9-12 ACD

Yesu gi kii kine gɛnen mɔ, ilaa nyɛnyɛn pɛwu gɛmu mɔ gi kyu mɔ kpe Gyɛrusalem ɔsowolɛ so. Mɛ fo nno mɔ, o kyu mɔ kpaa gyanꞌ Wurubuaarɛ ɔson obu mɔ nfono i bo lege-lege mɔ ne o kii soo mɔ ɔdoo kerɛ yɛɛ, “Nengyene fo gyɛ Wurubuaarɛ mɔ-bi gɛsintin mɔ, lɛɛ fo-nyoro lii soso gɛrɛnaa kpaa too gɛsɛ. A nyi ibono mɛ ŋmarasɛ Wurubuaarɛ agyɛbi ako yela yɛɛ, ‘Wurubuaarɛ laa tɔgɛ sa mɔ Wurubuaarɛ dɔ isɔɔ yɛɛ mɛꞌ dii fo dandan. Mɛ laa kɔɔlɛ fo. Gisidi gbaa fo maŋ sidi.’ ” Ilaa nyɛnyɛn pɛwu gɛmu mɔ gi tɔgɛ mɔ gɛnen mɔ, Yesu gi lɛɛ gɛnɔ sa mɔ yɛɛ, “Wurubuaarɛ agyɛbi ako kee a tɔgɛ yɛɛ, ‘Gɛŋ sa foꞌ daasɛ fo-Wura Wurubuaarɛ kerɛ yɛɛ ɔ laa wɔra fo-gɛlaarɛ sa fo.’ ”

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