Luka 4:9-12

Luka 4:9-12 IAAI

Ke e ame hom e Jerusalema ai, me ip e hon baitoiny uma kap, me ha kâu, ka habe, U je ne Nokon Khong, utut jime thö: anyin adre hia but sihnalimen, ka habe, E ame he ka hûna ka anyin ta je angela hobi köu, he ka tuö u: ke walang khaca, ka habe, Adre me he ka kap tilö u ge je hnyamödra, Wâ e nye thö thö cam hnyi veto. Haba Iesu ame thu kâu, ka habe, Adre hia but ha, ka habe, U me ca he ka cubec Than a Khongom.

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