di antplekung 10:9-10

di antplekung 10:9-10 OYBCLATN

un ich bin ahingegangen tsum malech, un hob tsu im gezogt: gib mir dos seifer. un er hot tsu mir gezogt: nem un es es oif; un es vet dir biter machen in boich, nor in dain moil vet es zain zis vi honik. (Yechezkel 2:9; 3:3) un ich hob genumen dos seifer ois der hant fun dem malech, un hob es oifgegesen; un es iz geven in main moil azoi zis, vi honik, un ven ich hob es oifgegesen, iz mir gevoren biter in boich.

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