Wutuluce 5:8-9

Wutuluce 5:8-9 LLKWW

Ninga anye, musace wanoze liwalo lililya du lilongozi lye matofali, lilece kucepuka hamba litofali limonga bwete. Hambi nha wasina milimo yo kwituma, na yo soko yono yikuleka wakusaka niwakombole wabite wakamulavizye makumbiko Mulungu wawo! Holeka muwetumyaje kwa vilungo muno, wawe mu mulimo mu mapango gose, ho walece kutuga kanyhi cilejeho co kuhuliciziza zinghani zo wulambi.”

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