Romanos 11:5-6

Romanos 11:5-6 PSNT

Mit we'ney hasta jinap cupʉjcapnaj una̱c Israelway jayajwat, mit Dios icupiugʉs̈ ni'c imoygʉs̈ favor. Mit te Dios imoygʉs̈ favor, caje' ni'c iwatcau oy pa iguipʉctsougáj Dios. Dios nas̈pʉctsougap we'nu ni'c je' nas̈wano'jcap mit nas̈moygap favor.

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