Dodadi 35:11-12

Dodadi 35:11-12 MJDD

De Ma Jou wohigila-gila wotemo o Isiraelika wato, “Ngohi Ma Jou Tokokurutiye abe mata-mataika naga ahi kuahaka de naa tonihibehehongo la ngini nifaa-faatuku la o dunia niaomangoka de o nyawa. To Ngohi ahi mau la ngini abe nimahiromanga o Isiraele ma nyawa nidadi o dutu moi ma amoko o duniaka. De ahao ngona o Isiraele naga o dutu manga ngoeoli yomaboa de hiadono naga o kokoano abe yomaboa to ngona ani totoforaukuino. De o tonaka naa abe tahidoaka de ma behehongoka o Abarahaamika, de o Isakika, de naa tonihidoakoli ngonaika. Igoungu, idadi to ngona de ka hiadono idadi ani totoforauku manga tonaka.”

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