Otnga Mugaeai 49:24-25

Otnga Mugaeai 49:24-25 BCH

Be ei ikikisi matua ele pandenga, ga ibage isamimi mao. Ngansa Iakop aea Deo toa iura kapei tau idol ibage ga idae ngan ei ngan pamatuanga ei. Deo toa ne somisomi imariala ngan gid Israel, be ei mambe led pat matua. Iosep, tamam aea Deo, ei eao am luanga. Deo Matua Soke Tau ga ikado kemi ngan eao ta ibabada danga kemikemi ga ila pago. Ele pamatuanga ngan eao ga itaptap mariambai ga isulug ga iuotot tanoeai ga idae pade. Lem taine ga masilau mud ga tipopo kemi ga tipadudud led gergeu.

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