Luka 22:20

Luka 22:20 TLJ

Niikiyo kimui dhee, obu baamali̱ye kuliya mugaati̱ oghu, aatodha aakwata kiikopo kya vi̱i̱ni̱, aaghila ati, “Kiikopo kini ni ndaghaano mpyaka ya saghama yanje eghi ekuseesuwa haabwanu.”

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Luka 22:20 - Niikiyo kimui dhee, obu baamali̱ye kuliya mugaati̱ oghu, aatodha aakwata kiikopo kya vi̱i̱ni̱, aaghila ati, “Kiikopo kini ni ndaghaano mpyaka ya saghama yanje eghi ekuseesuwa haabwanu.”

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