MARKUSI 6:41-43

MARKUSI 6:41-43 LAIGOR

Lapatao̒ ti Isa lohama mao̒ limo lobotu roti wau dulo botu uponula boito, tulusi yilumanggela mola ode hulungo wau lolapali sukuru ode Allahu Taa̒ala. Lapatao̒ uito, Tio malo mita-mitangao̒ roti boito wolo uluu̒-Lio wau longohi mao̒ ode tahidudua̒ o-Lio u taya-tayadulo ode taa dadaata boito. Wau uponula dulo botu tila-tilayadio olo ode limongolio ngoa̒amila. Timongolio malo lamela tunggula lobutuhu. Lapatao̒ lebelio lou̒ aalo boito yilimoo̒ lo tahidudua̒ li Isa, ngoa̒amilalo woluo mopulaa dulo kalanji hipolua.

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