Ebrews 7:27

Ebrews 7:27 PLUPB

Ig ka kema neras nawenyevwi awnamnihkevutnevwima. Hewkevye ner muwveg ku pariye kiyatenene ig umehpiye puwikne gidukwenavrikkis hiyeg adahan katiwnihpiye gitaraksankis. Pitatye ig umah puwikne adahan katiwnihpiye gidahankite gitaraksan. Butte nikwe gidahankisme gihiyegavu. Igme Kiyavwiye Jesus ig ka muwaka adahan ig katiwnih gidahanma gitaraksan mmanawa ig yuma gitaraksan. Ine ig kawnata muwaka adahan ig katiwnih gihiyegavu gitaraksankis hewkevyema mmanawa ig kuwis katiwnih gitaraksankis pahayewvi ku aysaw ig umahkiswe gidukwenavrikkis.

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