NA LAKO YANI 32:1

NA LAKO YANI 32:1 FOV

Ia ni ra sa raica na tamata sa berabera ni lako sobu mai na ulu-ni-vanua ko Mosese, sa ra soqoni vata vei Eroni na tamata, ka kaya vua, Mo ia, mo cakava vei keda na kalou, me liutaki keda; ko Mosese ko ya, na tamata ka kauti keda cake mai na vanua ko Ijipita, eda sa sega ni kila se cava beka sa yaco vua.

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