Luka 4:5-8

Luka 4:5-8 FLR

Ha nyuma, Shetaani anatwala Yesu áhayinamusiri bweneene, anayami múyereka amaami gaꞌmahanga gooshi kinaliguma. Anashubi múbwira: «Yibi byoshi, nangakuheereza byo, ube mutwali wabyo, halinde unakizi gingikwa bweneene. Ee! Nie bihaabirwi, nanganabiheereza ngiisi ye ndoziizi! Yibi byoshi, iri wanganyikumba, ngakuheereza byo.» Yesu anamúshuvya: «Si mu Mandiko Meeru, biri biyandike kwokuno: “Ukizi yikumba Rurema Nahamwinyu, anabe yehe naaho ye ugakizi kolera!”»

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