लुकस 4:5-8

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अदिही ख़ोख़ा सैतान आसिन ओन्‍टा मेच्‍छा अड्‍डा नू होच्‍चा की ओन्‍द छन नू ख़ेख़ेल ता सौंसे राजिन आसिन एदा। अउर सैतान आसिन बाचा, “एन इबड़ा हुरमी राजी ही अधिकार अउर इबड़ा हुरमी खुर्जिन निंगा गे चिओन, एन्‍देरगेका इबड़ा हुरमी एंगा गे सोंपरकी र' ई, अउर एन नेका गे चिआ तुक्‍की, आर गे चिइदन। औंगे निन एंगन गोड़ लग्‍गोय होले, इबड़ा हुरमी निंग्‍हय मनो कालो।” येसुस सैतानन आनियस, “धरमपुथी नू एन्‍ने लिखिरकी र' ई, ‘निन धर्मेउर्बस, निंग्‍हय धर्मेसिन गोड़ लग्‍गा, अउर आस ही लेका सेवा नना।’”

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