Markus 14:27

Markus 14:27 EIPA

Zaitun mutuku deice unmek talak ara, Yesus arye el mapu 12 nang ati nyabuk. “Anggunce nati diba tenepmanulum bukni, ninye weika arye lyebuka, anggun talima talinamlanye, Mesiasnye bira, ‘Yesus ara, anye ulul do, kum do?’ tenen, kanye boktopsilyopura, ilil ati, na batakuka bik-bik abuka bindopnamlume. Allah yupu laka nyalamuknye, nabi Zakaria arye sekamuk domon yupu ani. ‘Na Allah arye domba weina deiyoknye opnamne. Opnyopura, el batakuka el domba nirya bai sakuka bindopnamak.’ Ati, nabi Zakaria arye nyalilamuk touk, anggunce nati winipnamnulume.

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