E’doza 35:11-12

E’doza 35:11-12 LB66

Mungu nga ’yo eri tia, Ma Mungu Okpoe’ini; mi ma ka efi tu, mi ma ezu kakau; suru pi nga efu mi ma alia suru ongulumuru ’diyi be, ’ba opiru ’diyi nga efu mi ma opilia, Te ma nga angu ndra mani fele Iburahimu pi dri Isaka beri fe mi dri, ma nga angu nde fe ori mini mi vutia ’diyi dri indi.

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