Mateo 23:37

Mateo 23:37 CAKSMJ

Ri Jesús xuꞌej chiquij ri vinak ri icꞌo Jerusalén: Aj-Jerusalén, aj-Jerusalén, ¿karruma nquiꞌquimisaj ri profetas? ¿Karruma nquiꞌquimisaj cha abꞌaj ri ncaꞌrutak-pa ri Dios chiꞌicajol? Incheꞌl jun quitie-acꞌ ncaꞌrumol ri chꞌitak ral chuxieꞌ ri ruxicꞌ, inreꞌ qꞌuiy mul xinvajoꞌ xixmol ta viqꞌuin, pero ixreꞌ man xivajoꞌ ta.

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Mateo 23:37 - Ri Jesús xuꞌej chiquij ri vinak ri icꞌo Jerusalén: Aj-Jerusalén, aj-Jerusalén, ¿karruma nquiꞌquimisaj ri profetas? ¿Karruma nquiꞌquimisaj cha abꞌaj ri ncaꞌrutak-pa ri Dios chiꞌicajol? Incheꞌl jun quitie-acꞌ ncaꞌrumol ri chꞌitak ral chuxieꞌ ri ruxicꞌ, inreꞌ qꞌuiy mul xinvajoꞌ xixmol ta viqꞌuin, pero ixreꞌ man xivajoꞌ ta.

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