Filipenses 3:10-11

Filipenses 3:10-11 MIM

Ta yi̱ꞌi̱, ndixa kóni ní i̱ koni̱ va̱ꞌa ka̱ i̱ Jesucristo, ta kóni i̱ ndí mi̱i ndee̱ ña sa̱nataku̱ Jesucristo ki̱vi̱ xi̱kuu ra ta̱a ta̱ ni̱xiꞌi̱, nakoo ña kutaku̱ ña ini i̱. Ta vitin xa̱ꞌa̱ ña ñii yóo i̱ xíꞌin ra, kóni i̱ ndí ñii káchí xo̱ꞌvi̱ i̱ xíꞌin ra. Ta xa̱ꞌa̱ ña ni̱xiꞌi̱ ra xa̱ꞌa̱ kua̱chi i̱, yi̱ꞌi̱ kóni i̱ kivi̱ i̱ no̱o̱ ndee̱ ña o̱n váꞌa xa̱ꞌa̱ ña o̱n kaꞌnda chiño ka̱ ña no̱o̱ i̱. Ta saá táná kixaa̱ ki̱vi̱ ña kivi̱ i̱, ta kundati i̱ ña kixaa̱ ki̱vi̱ Ndios sanataku̱ ra yi̱ꞌi̱ xíꞌin ndiꞌi ni̱vi na ni̱xiꞌi̱.

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Filipenses 3:10-11 - Ta yi̱ꞌi̱, ndixa kóni ní i̱ koni̱ va̱ꞌa ka̱ i̱ Jesucristo, ta kóni i̱ ndí mi̱i ndee̱ ña sa̱nataku̱ Jesucristo ki̱vi̱ xi̱kuu ra ta̱a ta̱ ni̱xiꞌi̱, nakoo ña kutaku̱ ña ini i̱. Ta vitin xa̱ꞌa̱ ña ñii yóo i̱ xíꞌin ra, kóni i̱ ndí ñii káchí xo̱ꞌvi̱ i̱ xíꞌin ra. Ta xa̱ꞌa̱ ña ni̱xiꞌi̱ ra xa̱ꞌa̱ kua̱chi i̱, yi̱ꞌi̱ kóni i̱ kivi̱ i̱ no̱o̱ ndee̱ ña o̱n váꞌa xa̱ꞌa̱ ña o̱n kaꞌnda chiño ka̱ ña no̱o̱ i̱. Ta saá táná kixaa̱ ki̱vi̱ ña kivi̱ i̱, ta kundati i̱ ña kixaa̱ ki̱vi̱ Ndios sanataku̱ ra yi̱ꞌi̱ xíꞌin ndiꞌi ni̱vi na ni̱xiꞌi̱.

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