sentence1: ‘Even the dust from your city that clings to us, we wipe off against you. Nevertheless know this, that God’s Kingdom has come near to you.’
sentence2: Datẽme 're aihutu aba mono wamhã, da te 're asawi za'ra wa'aba mono õ di za ãté. Taha wa, te za dahawi 're aiwairébé aba mo. Dahawi 're aiwairébé aba mono õ ré, te za dama 're ĩrowasu'u za'ra wa'aba mo, ãne: “Wanhimirowasu'u na, ma tô asiwi ĩwawẽ'õ za'ra wa'wa. Taha wa, wa za wapara zapru hã wamirĩ za'ra ni, rere'e da, ti'a hã, aiwasété na ãma 're asiwaihu'u za'ra wa'aba mono zéb da hã. Ãhãna bâdâ hã ma tô oto ĩwa waptãrã, 'Re ĩhâimana u'âsi mono hã da'ãma 're ĩsib'a'uwẽ mono zéb da hã. Ãne na, te za ĩwaihu'u za'ra wa'wa.” Ãne te za aiwẽ'õ'wa norĩ wa'aba ma 're ĩrowasu'u za'ra wa'aba mo. — Ãne te tãma roti za'ra, Zezusi hã.