2 TIMOTEO 4:2

2 TIMOTEO 4:2 TOS

pi̱ ankalhí̱n cali̱akchihuí̱nanti̱ xtachihui̱n Dios, ni̱ nataxlajuani̱ya, huix cali̱chihuí̱nanti̱ acxni̱ chixcuhuí̱n kaxmatputunko̱y, chu̱ hasta ma̱squi acxni̱ xlacán ni̱ kaxmatputunko̱y, huix ankalhí̱n cali̱ta̱kalhchihui̱nankó̱. Cama̱akata̱ksni̱kó̱ hua̱nti̱ ni̱ li̱huana̱ a̱akata̱ksko̱y, cama̱huixca̱ni̱kó̱ hua̱nti̱ taxlajuani̱ma̱kó̱ c-xtaca̱najlacán, cahuanikó̱ la̱ntla̱ aksti̱tum xli̱latama̱tcán hua̱nti̱ aktzanka̱ta̱yaputunko̱y, chu̱ ankalhí̱n ca̱li̱tlá̱n, chu̱ lacatzucu̱ nama̱siyuniko̱ya̱ ti̱ ni̱ lay tuncán akata̱ksko̱y.

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