IRTEERA 20:4-5

IRTEERA 20:4-5 EAB

«Ez egin idolorik, ez irudirik, goian zeruan, behean lurrean nahiz lurpeko uretan dagoenetik. Ez ahuspeztu haien aurrean, ezta gurtzarik eman ere, ni, Jauna, zure Jainkoa, Jainko jeloskorra bainaiz: gorroto didaten gurasoen gaiztakeria ondorengoengan zigortzen dut hirugarren eta laugarren belaunaldiraino ere

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