Matius 2:1-2

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At Yesus ano, o propinsi Yudea o Betlehem dagaga. Dagaga eria hegit e, o eba ’gain onuk logo a’ge, ap onuk Herodes ai welaga. Oruakma re, is ap enede ’gagalak welat hwesagal pobi togu legesa a’ge ebano mo edip wago eba hegit en o Yerusalem wegesa. Wegesarik is en e, disogo egesa, “Ap Yahudi a’ge onue ’gain onuk logo a’ge dagagarik oruak ano, o ’geba dagagarik oruak o? Nis o mo edip wago eba hegit en eba oruakma, ap ’gain ano dagaga oluk, hwesagal mesik hebarligen agama re, ap ebe erliktuogoluk hwesagal ai nenil en woluk hin wau wege o,” oluk egesa.

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