John 19:26-27

John 19:26-27 BLA

Ki Jesus, itsinóyiwa otákomimmai ománikapiimi. Ánniskaoʼki omííksiska nátsikopotsiikska. Kii máttsitsinoyiiwa omíi oksísstsi. Itanííwa, “Naʼáa. Áámo ki tákohkoyimmawa.” Ináíʼtanistsiiwa anníi ománikapiimi, “Áámo kitákoksisstsimmawa.” Ki ánnihkaoʼka ksiistsikóyihka ománikapiimi otsítoksisstskatahpiayi Jesus oksísstsi, ki itotoiʼtsikatsiiwáyi omii otawattokooaayi.

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