Apokalípsi 19:12-13

Apokalípsi 19:12-13 PLUNT

Giwtyak kewa tiket akadweybe. Nah hiyá kaayhsima gisuwpren kehka akak karukri wahano ay gitewha adahan arekhetni ku samah ig kumadukene madikte. Giw tamak ay gipit henneme yuma hiyeg ahiyekten. Ignewa nihiyekten. Ig kasimsapu akak simis migatbetye. Ig kanumka giw “Uhokri Giwn” mmanawa ignewa ekkene gitkis hiyeg ku samah Uhokri gihiyakemni.

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