1 Corintios 13:1

1 Corintios 13:1 KBH

Nderado ats̈e stjóyebuambaye ents̈angbe biyañe y angelëngbe biyañe, pero ínÿengbioye ndoñe sëntsababuánÿeshanëse, ats̈e stsemna canÿa tondayama uamaná, mo nÿe canÿe metalëshe tojtsenancá, o mo nÿe canÿe platillëshcá ndoñe ts̈abá tontsenanëshe.

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1 Corintios 13:1 - Nderado ats̈e stjóyebuambaye ents̈angbe biyañe y angelëngbe biyañe, pero ínÿengbioye ndoñe sëntsababuánÿeshanëse, ats̈e stsemna canÿa tondayama uamaná, mo nÿe canÿe metalëshe tojtsenancá, o mo nÿe canÿe platillëshcá ndoñe ts̈abá tontsenanëshe.

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