Luke 13:6

Wiya noa unni yanti parabol: Taraikan ta ku̇riko wupéa yirriwilbin purrai ta ġikouġ ka ta; ġatun noa uwa yeai ko nakilliko, ġatun noa keawai ġaiya na pa.

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In The King James Version

He spake also this parable; A certain man had a fig tree planted in his vineyard; and he came and sought fruit thereon, and found none.

In Context

5Wiyan nurun baġ, Keawai; kulla nura keawai minki kȧtan, yantin ġaiya nura tetti-tetti kȧnu̇n.

7Wiya ġaiya noa bon upullikan, Ela! ġoro ka wunȧl la unti, uwa baġ nakilliko yeai ko unti biruġ ko yirriwiltabin tako, ġatun keawai ġaiya baġ na pa; kólbúntilla unnoa barán; minariġ, tin unnoa kȧtan purrai ta?

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Cross References

Luke 20:10Ġatun yakita poaikulléu̇n ba, yuka noa bon wakȧl umullikan barun kin upullikan ta, ġu-uwil koa bara bon yeai wainġél labiruġ; wonto bara ba bu̇nkulla bon, ġatun yuka bara bon waita yeai korien.

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