Luk 4:18-19

Luk 4:18-19 NAL

“A Laklagai zin a Piran ka iziar wana nia, wanaze naan ka kalin nia xuna gana fazei wana Dorang Daxa zin aubina di izi gogof. Naan ka ra kling nia xuna pitfiaatang adu aubina di iziar la vaal a vaamaazikang, dina mamaraxas, ma aubina di marawif, dina raamaai, ma aubina ina uzanon dit paramin naandi gana vamamaraxas naandi, ma gana pitfiaat adu naari a maariaas sin a Piran kana lis a daxaiang sin aubina.”

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