San Lucas 4:9-12

San Lucas 4:9-12 HUU

Ie mei Jerusalémo Jusiñamui jofo muidomo Taɨfe Jesúna uite. Raite: —Jusiñamui Jitodɨodena, enɨruemo mai ana uai. David mɨcorɨ ona jaie cuega: Ona eenollena Jusiñamuidɨ ie jaɨenisaɨmo lloite. Enɨruemo o uaiñellena, o abɨ bofedaiñellena, ona feiñoitɨmacɨ cuega. Naimɨe lloga uai suillena, bie jofo muidomona mai ana uai. Naimɨe ie lloga uaina fɨnorede; ia iena cue uiñollena, mai ana uai. Jesús uai ote: —Dama ite. Ana uaiñeitɨcue. Ero, ie comɨnɨmo Moisés mɨcorɨ jaie cuega: “Caɨ Nama Jusiñamuina facacɨñeno”. Naimɨe cuena raise eenuana jai uiñotɨcue. Jamai ebena naimɨena facacɨñeitɨcue. O lluana fɨnoñeitɨcue.

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