Lukas 4:18-19

Lukas 4:18-19 PB

“Dän Harn sien Jeist rut opp mie, wiels hee haft mie jewält, de oame daut Evangelium to prädjen. Hee haft mie jeschekjt, dee met een jebroaknet Hoat to heelen, de faustjenomne to prädjen daut see frie un loos sent, un de blinje, daut see seenen kjennen, un dee, dee unjadrekjt sent, frie to stalen, un to sajen, daut Gott sien Jnodenjoa jekomen es.”

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