Luke 14:34-35

Luke 14:34-35 ITW

Ndin Jesus ete, “inuñ enyene adiwak ufan. Edi edieke inem midukhọ aba, Inyeneke aba ukpọk ufan kied. Owu inyuñ ikemeke ndinam-e afiak enem.” “Uto inuñ oro owu ikemeke ndida nnam ukpọk mkpo kied kpak ke ndida nnam udia nno mkpo inwoñ, Ke ntra mm'owu etip-e eduọk. Owu eke eyemde se ntiñde atim anwaña-e ono mkpañ utọñ!”

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