San Marcos 4:26-27

San Marcos 4:26-27 MIM

Ta tuku ni̱ka̱ꞌa̱n ta̱Jesús xíꞌin ni̱vi: ―Nda̱tán ndóꞌo ndiki̱n ña xi̱ta níꞌnó ñii ta̱a ña chi̱ꞌi ra no̱o̱ ñoꞌo̱, saá yóo yichi̱ no̱o̱ xáꞌnda chiño Ndios. Ta ta̱yóꞌo án ta̱ kísi̱n án ta̱ ndíto kúu ra, ta saá yáꞌa ñoó ta yáꞌa ndiví, ta o̱n vása xíni̱ ra ndasaá ndúta̱ ndiki̱n trigo yóꞌo, ta xáꞌno ña no̱o̱ ñoꞌo̱.

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