Ebere 5:14

Ebere 5:14 MUH

A fï ta, gü ba, yi wu ngü ka Me eyi, yi je sisi na reke dene kpah eyi mbi mbi mbi. Yi ga koro dene kpah eyi kpekpeke gbü ngü ka Me, fü yi adi emere wü ngü te ena areke gbü jia Me. Amba yi ka-yi la fï baka wü vürü jaji? Te di bala, ah le de yi o to yi ꞌburu, teka aje si-ngü ka Me areke areke mbi mbi mbi, teka fü yi awu mene ngü, te ngbü ereke gbü jia Me ne. Te yi mere bala la, yi ena amaka wazi teka adi emere ngü ka Me di. Yi ena awu kpah mene wü ngü, te di esiti gbü jia Me ne. Fü Me angbü eto wazi fü yi, teka fü yi ace wü *siti ngü la.

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