Xota̱ Filipo̱ 3:10-11

Xota̱ Filipo̱ 3:10-11 MAIX

Jè ijñámasien an ngayeje nii̱, tsi̱ꞌe̱ nga skuie an Kristoo̱, kó skuie án ngaꞌniú xí katsꞌénkjaꞌáꞌyaá, ko̱jo nga sa̱kóna kjo̱a̱ni̱ma̱ xi jaꞌatio, kó nga xikoó tsi kui ka̱ma an nga kiniꞌánkꞌién kuí, bo̱a̱ tsꞌén mejénna nga sa̱kóna an kui kjo̱a̱foaꞌáꞌyaá ngi̱jii̱n xota̱ xi je jesoón.

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Xota̱ Filipo̱ 3:10-11 - Jè ijñámasien an ngayeje nii̱, tsi̱ꞌe̱ nga skuie an Kristoo̱, kó skuie án ngaꞌniú xí katsꞌénkjaꞌáꞌyaá, ko̱jo nga sa̱kóna kjo̱a̱ni̱ma̱ xi jaꞌatio, kó nga xikoó tsi kui ka̱ma an nga kiniꞌánkꞌién kuí, bo̱a̱ tsꞌén mejénna nga sa̱kóna an kui kjo̱a̱foaꞌáꞌyaá ngi̱jii̱n xota̱ xi je jesoón.

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