Apocalipsis 20:14-15

Apocalipsis 20:14-15 MIM

Ta saá naángel Ndios ti̱in na ndee̱ ña xáꞌni ni̱vi, ta ti̱in na ña na̱ní Hades, ta sa̱kana na ñayóꞌo, na̱ko̱yo ña no̱o̱ ndíka̱ xíxi̱ ñoꞌo̱ ndiꞌi saá ki̱vi̱. Ta saá tuku naángel Ndios ti̱in na ndiꞌi ni̱vi na o̱n ko̱ó ki̱vi̱ ní‑kaꞌyi̱ no̱o̱ tutu no̱o̱ ni̱ka̱ꞌyi̱ ki̱vi̱ ni̱vi na kutaku̱ xíꞌin Ndios, ta sa̱kana na ni̱vi yóꞌo ña nako̱yo na no̱o̱ ndíka̱ xíxi̱ ñoꞌo̱. Ta ña kundoꞌo ni̱vi yóꞌo na̱ní “ña kivi̱ na yichi̱ o̱vi̱.”

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