Romanos 1:26-28

Romanos 1:26-28 IXLSJC

Echixeꞌat vetꞌelabꞌelka tu u Tioxh. Utz aꞌ tek niꞌan qꞌu chꞌixvebꞌalla kam nichee sikꞌuꞌl. Aatz qꞌu ixoj majte, aal aꞌ tek niqꞌila ok tetz ixojil. Utz yitꞌ tetzan koj aas ech siꞌan tziꞌ. Echat koꞌxh qꞌu vinaj majte. Yeꞌkan niqꞌila ixoj; aꞌ tek nimotxiqꞌila ok tetz vinajil. Paarten tek itxumbꞌal utz, chꞌixvebꞌal qꞌu kam niꞌan tuchꞌ tetz vinajil. Ech ikꞌulel nikuꞌ u choobꞌal paav tiꞌ tu qꞌul ibꞌanoneꞌ. Tan niteesa tibꞌ tu bꞌey. Tan paat kam koj itxaꞌk Tioxh te. Vetꞌaqꞌaxka tu u Tioxh tu qꞌul iyeꞌxtxojla txumbꞌal. Ech aꞌ tek niꞌan qꞌu kam qꞌuꞌl yitꞌ bꞌaꞌn koj.

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