Romanos 1:22-23

Romanos 1:22-23 CLE

Gu³xɨ³ ba² ca³dah²féh³ hi³ dɨ³jmɨɨh⁴ dɨ³dsaay⁴ joó⁴ xiáh³ hi³ já⁴ cá⁴lɨ́⁴jlayh³ ba² diáh⁴. Ca³dah²tiuy³² jmɨ́yh³ Dios hi³ bií⁴ ná⁴ŋɨy¹, hi³ há⁴hé³ jlɨ́h³ jmɨɨ́¹ hí⁴jú̱y³ nɨ³, duh³ ca³dah²jmey³² hi̱h⁴ diáh⁴ dsa³ hi³ ga³jú̱y³ ba². Ca³dah²jmey³² hi̱h⁴ diáh⁴ hi³ xa³ cueé² cu̱ú̱², diáh⁴ hi³ na³lɨ́y⁴ liáh³xɨ³ iíh¹, baáy⁴ diáh⁴ gú⁴nuú¹ hi³ chiú̱³ guaa³tɨɨ².

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