Apokaliipsis 14:7

Apokaliipsis 14:7 IXLC

Tul jankʼalxh tiʼ iqul u aanxel, tul ech tal s-eche: —Xoʼvoqvaq ex tiʼ ibʼanax u yeʼbʼaʼn vatz quBʼaal Tiuxh. Tul oksavaq iqʼij tiʼ etitzʼat etibʼ tiʼ u yeʼbʼaʼn. Tan opoony vet viqʼiil taqʼt kuʼ inqʼa yol tinuqul tiibʼa inqʼa palsan yol vatz txʼavaʼ. Echetz natxhkʼuulavaq Tiuxh, u viinqixsan tetz u vatz txʼavaʼ, atz u viinqixsan tetz u amlikaʼ, atz u viinqixsan tetz u maar, atz u viinqixsan tetz titzʼebʼal inqʼa aʼ s-kaqaayil, —chichiche.

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