Ndondeko 49:24-25

Ndondeko 49:24-25 FLR

haliko, akayama afumbiiti umuheto gwage. Naꞌmaboko gaage ganayama gayanguhiri. Ali mu longa ubushobozi imwa Rurema wa Yakobo. Mukuba Rurema, ye kikalage kyoꞌmungere, ye na Lwala lwaꞌBahisiraheeri. Rurema wa yisho, ye gakizi kutabaala. Ye Rurema woꞌbushobozi bwoshi, ye ganakizi kugashaanira. Kwokwo, ugakizi longa invula ukulyoka mwiꞌgulu. Noꞌtudota, tunakizi bira mu kuzimu. Ugakizi buta abaana bingi. Kiri neꞌbitugwa, binayolole.

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