Romanos 4:20-21

Romanos 4:20-21 KBH

Abraham ndocna te tonjanajbaná Bëngbe Bëtsábeñe os̈buáchiyana, y ni mo canÿe ndoñe yonjanjuaboye chë nts̈amo Bëngbe Bëtsá tbojans̈buachenacá ndoñe joparéjana ca; sinó más corente chábeñe yojtsanos̈buaché, y chca Bëngbe Bëtsábioye ibojtsatschuanaye, er cha ts̈abá inatáts̈ëmbo, nts̈amo tbojans̈buachenacá jamama, ndegombre Bëngbe Bëtsá obená inamnama.

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