Apocalipsis 20:12

Apocalipsis 20:12 MIM

Ta saá xi̱ni i̱ ndiꞌi na ni̱xiꞌi̱, na xi̱kuu nanáꞌno xíꞌin na xi̱kuu nandáꞌví. Ta ndiꞌi nayóꞌo yíta na yatin no̱o̱ yóo táyi̱ yi̱i̱ tón to̱ꞌó káꞌno. Ta saá na̱no̱na̱ kua̱ꞌa̱ ní tutu no̱o̱ ni̱ka̱ꞌyi̱ ña ke̱ꞌé ndiꞌi ni̱vi ki̱vi̱ xi̱taku̱ na ñoyívi. Ta saá na̱no̱na̱ inka̱ tutu no̱o̱ ni̱ka̱ꞌyi̱ ki̱vi̱ ndiꞌi ni̱vi na kutaku̱ xíꞌin Ndios ndiꞌi saá ki̱vi̱ ña va̱xi. Ta saá Ndios ki̱sa nani ra xa̱ꞌa̱ kua̱chi ndiꞌi ni̱vi na ni̱xiꞌi̱. Ñii ki̱ꞌva nda̱tán yóo ña ke̱ꞌé ni̱vi ña ni̱ka̱ꞌyi̱ no̱o̱ tutu, saá yóo ña ki̱sa nani Ndios xa̱ꞌa̱ na.

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