Apocalipsis 19:12-13

Apocalipsis 19:12-13 MIM

Ta nduchu̱ no̱o̱ ra yéꞌe ní ña, nda̱tán yéꞌe ñoꞌo̱ ña xíxi̱, saá yéꞌe nduchu̱ no̱o̱ ra. Ta nándoso kua̱ꞌa̱ ní corona si̱ni̱ ra. Ta ta̱ꞌya̱ ra ni̱ka̱ꞌyi̱ ñii ki̱vi̱ ra ña o̱n vása kúchiño kunda̱a̱ ini ni̱vi, ta ndasaá kuiti mi̱i ra xíni̱ ra yukía̱ kóni kachí ki̱vi̱ yóꞌo. Ta tiko̱to̱ ña ndíxin ra ñii nda̱xi̱n ndiꞌi ña xíꞌin ni̱i̱ kuáꞌá. Ta inka̱ ki̱vi̱ ta̱yóꞌo kúu “To̱ꞌon Ndios.”

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