Luka 4:18-19

Luka 4:18-19 NNT

“X'AIGAM Nqarim dim Tcom-tcomsam Tc'ẽe ba Tíí koe hàna, nxárám tcg'òó a nxúìan ntcã̱a tcúú Tea hãa khama, ẽe dxàua ne koer gha qãè tchõàn óága ka. Tsééam óá Tea, ẽe qáéèa ner gha hàà bìrí, kgoaraè ne gha sa, a ẽe bóò tama ne, xgobekg'am tcgáíè ne gha sa, a Ra a gha ẽe nqãaka hàna ne hàà kgoara sa ka, a Ra a gha khóè ne bìrí, x'aè ba hààra sa, X'AIGAM Nqarim gha Gam di ne khóè ne Gam di cgóm̀kuan x'áí di ba,” tam ma nxárá.

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