“Guajo y mauleg na pastot: sa jutungo y iyoco, ya y iyoco matungo yo. Taegüije y Tata jatungo yo, taegüijija locue guajo
jutungo y tata; ya jupolo y linâlâjo pot y quinilo sija. Ya guajayo palo quinilo locue ni taegüe güine na colat,
ayo sija locue nesesita yo juchule, ya sija ujajungog y inagangjo; ya uguaja un manadanquinilo yan un pastot. Pot enao
na jaguaeya yo si Tata, sa jupolo y linâlâjo, para uchule talo. Taya munajanao guiya guajo, lao jupolo pot
guajo na maesa. Guaja yo ninasiñajo para jupolo yan guajayo ninasiñajo para jutalo chumule. Este na tinago juresibe
guine y Tatajo.”
“Tingo na si Jeova, güiya si Yuus: güiyaja y fumatinas jit, yan jita iyoña; jita y taotaoña yan y quinilo sija gui pastajiña.”
Juan 10:14-18; Salmo 100:3.
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A Beautiful Sunrise or Sunset Greets the Iraqi Sheepherders As They Move Their Flocks of Sheep to
Grazing Land Near Forward Operating Base Heider, August 13, 2006
Al Jumhuriyah al Iraqiyah – Republic of Iraq
Photo Credit (Full size): Staff Sgt. Russell Lee Klika, United States Army (U. S. Army, http://www.army.mil); Defend America LEAD PHOTOS (http://www..DefendAmerica.mil/indexpage_photos/, September 2006, "Greener Pastures", 060813-A-0559K-100, http://www.DefendAmerica.mil), United States Department of Defense (DoD, http://www.DefenseLink.mil or http://www.dod.gov), Government of the United States of America (USA).
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