Lukas 3:4-6

Lukas 3:4-6 KNTOT

Ada tali tep gume. Allah upu lap peramu ngebo, nabi Yesayadi pediramutopu, angebo Yesus yankamnga tep, Yohanesdi apel doramu. Yesayadi pediramu domon upuda adano. ‘Ne Allahda, ne upu kai pedin ngebodi, nimi gum kwamngai di aupu perure. Nun Ila Nimi Deiyo Ngebo yankamre bisida, keteneipkurume. Ada Nimi Deiyo Ngebo yankamra tep, bisi kwiryepu yapra derinkamrume. Mutu bongongai yumada, gonai di dalupra ban kemdinkamrume. Mutu dup yuma cap, mutu buma yuma cap, dalupra ban kemdinkamrume. Gwalin bisi yumada, lepsisikra kwiryepu yadinkamrume. Gormaringne bisi yumada, bon kwamyaida, tu derinkamrume. Gel takke belemyai yumada, lukra lepsisikra teleppu kudinkamrume. Amendada, nesala ban-ban yuma Allah lyepredi, nimi dipru pio talenkamser deiyo ngebo epkamenga tepa.’ Yesayadi pepu.

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