Mbandukulu 49:24-25

Mbandukulu 49:24-25 BNT

Kasi, yandi me simba mbote munani ya yandi ya mvita, maboko ya yandi ke kaka ngolo, na lulendo ya Nzambi ya Yakobi, Muvungi, Ditadi ya Isayeli. Na Nkumbu ya Nzambi ya tata ya nge, bika ti yandi kusadisa nge! Na Nkumbu ya Nzambi-Mpungu, bika ti yandi kusakumuna nge, na balusakumunu ya mvula yina ke katukaka na zulu, na balusakumunu ya maza yina ke katukaka na yisi ya ntoto, na balusakumunu ya kubuta mingi ya bakento na bibulu.

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