Romanos 6:17-18

Romanos 6:17-18 MIM

¡Ta yi̱ꞌi̱ ndixa táxi i̱ ña táxaꞌvi ñaꞌá ní Ndios! Saá chi vará xi̱na̱ꞌá xi̱kuu ndó esclavo ñandee̱ o̱n váꞌa, ta xi̱taku̱ ndó kísa ndivi ndó ña xáꞌnda chiño ñandee̱ o̱n váꞌa yóꞌo no̱o̱ ndó, ta vitin xíꞌin ña ndinoꞌo ini ndó chíkaa̱ so̱ꞌo ndó ta kísa ndivi ndó to̱ꞌon ña sánáꞌa ndasaá vivíi xíni̱ ñóꞌó kutaku̱ ni̱vi na kándixa Jesucristo. Ndios xa sa̱ka̱ku ra ndóꞌó, ta kua̱ꞌa̱n ndíka̱ ndó no̱o̱ ndee̱ ña o̱n váꞌa, ta vitin ndóꞌó kísa ndivi ndó ñava̱ꞌa ñanda̱a̱ ña kóni Ndios.

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