Luke 4:9-12

Luke 4:9-12 ALY

Arrenty ilkwel Jesus atnwenhew tawen Jerusalem-warl-anem. Rap renh irrwerl rnkernew tyaty ilkwa Jew-rnem-wenh-warl, irrwerl innga. Rap ayernew, “Inngang ngan Alerikw Akngey-wenh? Atnarnpa warl irrwerl nhenh-they ahern-warl! Alakenh aynteyel pip Akngey-wenhel: ‘Antyerl-rnem ileyenh Akngeyelan, ngenh mwanty arntarnt-araynteyew. Rernemap itep-they ngenh antwerrkenheyew, aytnewerran. Nthekwern ngenh atwey-angenh, arrangkw.’ ” Jesus-el tyernew, “Arrangkw wenh! Nthekwern ayeng ngkweng awelhey-angenh! Alakenh aynteyel pip Akngey-wenhel arrpemarl: ‘Akngey arrkerney-angenh, ra apmwelheleyew-arrpantey.’ ”

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