MATIUS 2:12-13

MATIUS 2:12-13 LAI-TL

Setelah dinyatakan oleh Allah kepada mereka itu di dalam mimpi supaya jangan balik dari situ kepada Herodes, maka pulanglah mereka itu ke negerinya mengikut jalan yang lain. Sepeninggal orang majus, maka kelihatanlah kepada Yusuf di dalam mimpi seorang malaekat berkata: ”Bangunlah engkau, ambil kanak-kanak itu serta dengan ibunya, bawa lari ke Mesir, dan tinggallah di sana sehingga aku beri tahu lagi kepada engkau; karena Herodes akan mencari kanak-kanak itu hendak membunuh Dia.”

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