Romanos 1:26-28

Romanos 1:26-28 NHXTNT

Inó̱n iga Dios kisenkokajtej ino̱mej iga makichi̱waka̱n ken kineki iya̱lmajmej, iga siwa̱tkej ayoꞌ mote̱kayaj iwá̱n ta̱gaꞌ, iga mote̱káyaja iwá̱n yej siwa̱ꞌ no̱ iga kichi̱waj yej aye̱kti. Iwá̱n ijko̱nsan no̱ tajta̱gaꞌ kikajtejkej iga mote̱kaj iwá̱n siwa̱ꞌ, iga mote̱kaj iwá̱n ita̱ga‑ikni̱wa̱n iga kichi̱waj yej aye̱kti. Poxsan moe̱le̱wijkej seꞌ iwá̱n seꞌ, iwá̱n Dios kicastiga̱roj ino̱mej iga mosepanchi̱wiliáj yej aye̱kti. Iwá̱n yejame̱n ayꞌya kinekikej nité̱ wa̱n Dios. Dios kisenkokajtej ino̱mej iga makichi̱waka̱n kensan kineki iya̱lmajmej iga makichi̱waka̱n yej aye̱kti.

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