kĩerũ
- new, fresh. New, fresh. Recently made or established; not previously existing; novel or recent in origin, often used to describe a new covenant, altar, or beginning.
Example: magĩũkĩra rũũciinĩ tene, makĩrutĩra igongoona hau haathondekeetwo kĩgongoona kĩu kĩerũ gĩa kũrutĩra magongoona ma njino, o ta ũrĩa watho woigĩĩte. (and offered sacrifice according to the law on the new altar for burnt offerings that they had made. Ex 30:10; Ez 43:18–27.); Kĩam 4.10. o na kũrĩ Jesu, mũiguithania wa kĩrĩkanĩro kĩrĩa kĩerũ, o na thakame ya kũminjaminjanĩrio ĩrĩa ĩheanaga mohoro mega kũrĩ ĩrĩa ya Habili. (and Jesus, the mediator of a new covenant, and the sprinkled blood that speaks more eloquently Speaks more eloquently : the blood of Abel, the first human blood to be shed, is contrasted with that of Jesus. Abel’s blood cried out from the earth for vengeance, but the blood of Jesus has opened the way for everyone, providing cleansing and access to God (Heb 10:19). than that of Abel. 7:22; 8:6; 9:15 / 11:4; Gn 4:10.)