1 Samue 28:7-8

1 Samue 28:7-8 KBQ

Higeno Soli'a eri'za vahe'aramina huzamanteno, Vuta fri vahe'enema keaga nehania a' ome avreta enke'na, nagra antahige'na ka'neno. Hige'za zamagra kenona anage hu'naze, Magora e'inahu'zama nehia ara Endor kumate mani'ne. Hagi Soli'a agri'ma keama'ma osania kazigati kini kukena'a hunetreno, amane kukena eri nentanino, tare netrene kenage vu'naze. Hagi Soli'a ana ara antahigeno, Avamura antahigesankeno kenonani'a huno nagrama antahigesua vahera avrenamigahio?

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