Lomɛ̂ 11:5-6

Lomɛ̂ 11:5-6 MPU

Jwok gwát nɛ gwát ɛ́chāak ɛ́, í nɛ ɓuɓuka ɓót Zɛ́mb ā tɔ̂p tí ɛnwɔŋ ɛ lyém lɛ̄ é ɓâk. Ā tɔ̂p ɓɛ tí ɛnwɔŋ ɛ̄ lyém lɛ̄, ta ɓɛ̄ tí isīsɛ̄ɛ̄ ɓyɔ̄ɔ̄. Ī ɓɛ̄ tí tɔɔ̄p ísīsɛ̄ɛ̄ ɓyɔ̄ɔ̄ nâk, phú ɛnwɔŋ ɛ lyém ɛ̄ mí Zɛɛ̄mb lá a kū kā ɓɛ ɛ́nwɔŋ ɛ̄ lyêm.

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