DEUTERONOMA 6:10-12

DEUTERONOMA 6:10-12 TSO29

“Kutakuloko Yehovha, Xikwembu xa wena, xi ku nghenisile etikweni leri xi hlambanyeleke Abrahama, na Isaka, na Yakobo ku ku nyika rona (yi nga miti leyikulu, leyinene leyi u nga ka u nga yi aki, ni tindlu leti teleke hi rifuwo lero tala, leti u nga ti tatangiki, ni swihlovo leswi ceriweke, leswi u nga swi celangiki, ni tivhinya ni mitlhwari leyi u nga yi byalangiki), kutani kutakuloko u dya, u xurha, u ta chava ku rivala Yehovha la ku humeseke etikweni ra Egipta, endlwini ya vukhumbi.

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