LUCAS 4:9-12

LUCAS 4:9-12 QNBNT

Chay chhikamantataq, Supayqa Jerusalén llaqtaman pusarqan, chaypitaq Diospaq wasimpi janaqkaq pataman pusarqurqan, jinaspataq payman ajinata nirqan: –Chiqachu Diospaq Churin kanki chhikaqa, kay patamantapacha pampaniqman t'alaqakuy; imaraykuchus Qilqasqakunapiqa ajinatam nin: ‘Diosmi angelninkunata qan pakanapaq kachamunqa. Makinkunawan uqharisunkichis, chakiykikunata rumikunaman chayaspa ama nanjachikunaykipaq,’ –nispa. Jesustaq payman ajinata jaynirqan: –Qilqasqakunapiqa nillantaqmi: “Tata Diosniykitaqa ama yanariychu,” –nispa.

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