Luge 23:44-47

Luge 23:44-47 BEO

Esomogoa, eso ea hadigi fisili, soge huluane amo ganodini gasi bagade ba:i. Baloga (3 p.m.) amogalu bu hadigi ba:i. Afafasu abula bagade Debolo Diasu ganodini gaga:i dialu, hisu gadelale, fada:ne fasi ba:i. Yesu da ha:giwane wele sia:i, “Ada! Na da Na a:silibu Dia lobo da:iya ligisisa!” Amane wele sia:nanu, E da bogoi. Louma dadi gagui hina dunu, amo hou huluane ba:beba:le, Godema nodone sia:i, “Dafawane! Amo dunu da moloidafa dunu esalu!”

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