Ehˇ lahˬ

a Yawˇbaˆ aˬ yawꞈ˗euˬ zaˬ deuˬ shiˇ jiˇ˗awˇ, myawˬ gahˬ deuˬ ya smˇ˗iˇ jiˇ ngeh ‘Miˬyehˇ˗ahˇ iˬ baˇ taˬ˗eu dawˬ ngehˬ˗awˇ iˬ baˇ maˬ mˇ˗aˬ.’ (Yawˇbaˆ 1:22; 2:10) Ehˇ kʼawꞈ Yawˇbaˆ˗euˬ cawˬ smˇ gʼaˬ Yawˇbaˆ˗ahˇ ehˇ doeˇ laˇ ngeh aˬ yawꞈ yawˬ ha˗euˬ tsawˇ myahˇ˗ahˇ aˇ dzehˬ˗ehˇ noeˬ keuˆ˗eu miˇ neh yawˬ ha˗ahˇ tehꞈ˗ehˇ ngehˬ piˇ˗euˬ meh. “Dawˬ kʼaˆ ngehˬ”˗euˬ meh. Aˬ yawꞈ Yeˬhawˇbaˬ˗euˬ tsawˇ myahˇ˗ahˇ muiˬ ni shawˇ ni mˇ˗eu naˆ maˬ tseˇ yawˬ ha˗euˬ tsawˇ myahˇ˗ahˇ laˆ piˇ˗eu gʼaˇ duˬ tehꞈ˗ehˇ noeˬ keuˆ˗euˬ meh.—Yawˇbaˆ 6:3; 13:4, 5; 32:2; 34:5.