Génesis 46:4

Génesis 46:4 SHP

Ja Egiptonko mia kaaitianra, eabi mibé iti jake. Jainoax enribira, ja min chiní bake kaiabo, ja Egiptonkonia pikotaanan en jakiribi min mainko jato beribanoxiki. Jatian mia Egiptonko iiti mawáketianra, ja min bake José, mia mawataitian oinni mibé iti jake —akin.

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