Isaya 60:4

Isaya 60:4 TBL

Ó Jirusalim, temngeli gu hilol dé anì tonem yóm kul nmò yó kem tauhem. Gotu le stifun anì bud le mulék ebéléem. Yó kem ngaem logi, angat le mulék ebéléem lemwót gu bè yó kem tey benwu mayuk. Ne yó kem ngaem libun, lómón ke ngà lemnek kwit le kul bè yóm kulék le.

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