Romaanos 11:5-6

Romaanos 11:5-6 IXLC

Echatetz kuxhte tuulbʼal inqʼa qʼij s-txheel. Tan txaich kuxh vet tant inqʼa tij imam Israeel, inqʼa qat toybʼa quBʼaal Tiuxh ivatz tuchʼ vibʼaʼnil. Qatetz ikʼutxh quBʼaal Tiuxh vibʼaʼnil te inqʼa tij imam Israeel tiʼ itxajteʼl sitenam, poro jit tiʼ kam invaʼq uvaʼ qat ibʼana. Pet eche tiʼ koq kam invaʼq uvaʼ qat ibʼana, tul jitetz vet bʼaʼnile uvaʼ qat ikʼutxh quBʼaal Tiuxh s-te.

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