As a carpenter, Jesus knew how to shape a yoke, perhaps lining it with cloth or leather so that work could be performed as comfortably as possible. When we accept Jesus’ yoke of discipleship at the time of our baptism, we undertake challenging work and responsibilities, but doing so is a refreshing experience that results in many blessings.

Zẹvbe ekabita ne Jesu ghaa khin, ọ rẹn vbene a ya ru urọnghọn hẹ. Ọ gha kẹ, ọ ghaa ya ukpọn ra ohian gbalọe, nọ mieke na gha khuẹrhẹ vbe a gha yae mu ihẹ. Ẹdẹ ne ima dinmwiamẹ, ẹre ima miẹn urọnghọn ọghe Jesu yi zẹvbe ọkpa vbe erhuanegbe ẹre. Ma keghi rhiẹre ma wẹẹ, ma muegbe ne ima ya ru iwinna nọ rhirhi bi ye ima izabọ. Agharhemiẹn wẹẹ isievẹn rrọọ, ma keghi sọyẹnmwẹ afiangbe nibun.