Luka 7:7-9

Luka 7:7-9 SRUVDC

kwa hiyo nilijiona sistahili mwenyewe kuja kwako; lakini, sema neno tu, na mtumwa wangu atapona. Kwa maana mimi nami ni mtu niliyewekwa chini ya mamlaka, mwenye askari chini yangu; nikimwambia huyu, Nenda, huenda; na huyu, Njoo, huja; na mtumwa wangu, Fanya hivi, hufanya. Yesu aliposikia hayo alimstaajabia, akaugeukia mkutano uliokuwa ukimfuata, akasema, Nawaambia, hata katika Israeli sijaona imani kubwa namna hii.

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