Yesaya 42:3-4

Yesaya 42:3-4 NTR

Ɔ be gyae waa tekeri moro keŋ be gɔŋase nɛ ya, te ɔ be gyae waa ko kanea keŋ ka ŋmeleŋ na lee nyɔɔse nɛ ya. Waa mo anokoare di nombia ke gbɛɛdɔɔ, ɔ wose be gyae ke tekerii e yaa ke yɔkɔse e ya, kelii debaŋ keŋ waa baŋ nombia kedi ke gbɛɛdɔɔ nae tɛɛle dɔɔ. Baŋ be kyaa tɛɛlese ŋan loŋ be kilisi ŋa man nɛ baa mo be loo gyakaa ɔ kawola dɔɔ.>>

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