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Matayo 2:12-13

Matayo 2:12-13 RUULI-NYALA

OKanca niyabalabuliire omu kirooto obutairayo ewa Kerode, ni bakwata omuwanda gundi, ni bairayo ewaabwe. Awo abasaiza abeetegereza ebya nyenyeezi nibaamaare okwaba, omalaika wa Mukama nʼabonekera oYusufu omu kirooto, nʼamukoba ati, “Imuka, otwale omwana nʼonyina, oirukire e Misiri, obbe eyo okwica nindikukoba okuzwayo, kubba oKerode akwiza okutoolya omwana okumwita.”

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