Apokaliipsis 20:12

Apokaliipsis 20:12 IXLC

Yaʼne vil inqʼa yeʼ niman Jesuus, inqʼa kamnaʼqich veteʼ, kʼuxh at tiqleʼm, atz kʼuxh yeʼl tiqleʼm; txaklichaq vet ok vatz quBʼaal Tiuxh uvaʼ kʼuqlich tu kʼuqeʼvbʼal tetz iqleʼm. Tul motx jaqp vet inqʼa uʼ, inqʼa tzʼibʼamich kam vibʼanoʼm inqʼa xaol s-tuul, inqʼa maʼtich ikameʼ. Atz jaqpat vaʼt u uʼ tal uvaʼ tzʼibʼamal vet ibʼij inqʼa xaol s-tuul uvaʼ at qʼij isaq kʼatz quBʼaal Tiuxh, inqʼa motx itzʼeʼv vet inpaqte, inqʼa maʼtich ikam vet tzitza vatz u txʼavaʼ. Tul taqʼ vet kuʼ quBʼaal Tiuxh yol tinuqul tiʼ kam vibʼanoʼm tzʼibʼamiche.

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