Êxodo 7:9-10

Êxodo 7:9-10 GUB

— Ezapo amo purumupytuhegatu kar haw ihewe nehe, i'i putar ru'u Parao newe a'e nehe. Nezewe ize'eg mehe eze'eg Àràw pe nehe. — Epyhyk nepokokaw. Eityk ywy rehe Parao henataromo kury. Uzeapo putar moz romo tàrityka'i nehe kury, ere izupe nehe, i'i Tupàn Tuweharupi Wiko Ma'e Moizez pe. A'e rupi oho Moizez Parao pe Àràw rupi kury. Uzapo Tupàn Tuweharupi Wiko Ma'e hemiapo kar kury. Weityk Àràw opokokaw ywy rehe Parao henataromo amogwer tuwihaw wanenataromo kury. Moz romo uzeapo kury.

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