She Lukyeendo 12:26-27

She Lukyeendo 12:26-27 LCE

Ne nyaanga babaana beenywe ni balibareeba bari, ‘Ne kamayiiya kano kamanyisa shiina?’ “Mubeelamo muri, ‘Khuuwaanayo isaayilo yino khuushebulila Khuubirakho khw'Omukasya. Bino khubikhola khulwekhuuba mu shilo isho khaalekho nga khuli mu Misiri, Umukasya aabirira busa angaaki khu ntsu tseefwe. Aatsya nga akhoonyaka babaana bakiboole basooleli be ba Misiri, ne babeefwe waalekha khubeera ta.’ ” Nga Musa waamalile khuukanikha, babaandu ba Isiraeli boosi baafukhamila aasi, besaaya Umukasya.

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