Luk 4:5-8

Luk 4:5-8 BKWNT

Bhii tak, dim mot mɛkɔŋ eezɛbyet nɛ nɛ kɔ dwol, wɔ gwaa, nyɛ lyaal nyɛ tɔ ɛwala ɛwat mɛyoŋ mɛ di kɔ ɛko ɛ bɔs djas. Dim mot mɛkɔŋ eezɛke nɛ nɛ náá: «Gwyáka, mɛ waadjɛ wɔ eghɛŋ nɛ mɛkas mɛ di tɔ mɛyoŋ mak ɛ djas. Etɛɛ náá, ye naazedjɛaa mɛ. Mɛ ɛ́ nɛ ghwyil ɛdjɛ nɛ mot mɛ aakwos ɛdjɛ ɔ. Yɛ bɛ náá, wɔ eemyaal ɛkwyit mɛboŋ mɔ si duwal mɛ ɔɔ, mɛ waadjɛ wɔ esa djas.» Yezu eezɛbɔɔza nɛ nɛ náá: «Ekwyala lɛɛ ɛ́ náá: “Yɛ ɛ́ Ghɛŋ, Zɛɛb'ɔ ɛ wɔ di egoka nɛ ɛduwal. Wɔ goka nɛ ɛsa ɛ́ mɛsa mɛ met.”»

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