APOCALIPSIS 19:12-13

APOCALIPSIS 19:12-13 TOS

Yuma̱ chixcú̱ li̱pe̱cua̱ xlakaskoy xlakastapu xta̱chuná̱ la̱ntla̱ lhcúya̱t, chu̱ c-xakxe̱ka̱ xacui̱ aklhu̱hua corona, chu̱ antá̱ xtalhca̱ni̱t aktum tucuhuiní̱ hua̱ntu̱ ni̱mpala cha̱tum tí̱ xlakapasa, caj xma̱n huá̱ xacstu xcatzi̱y tu̱ huaniputún. Chu̱ na̱ lhu̱hua kalhni̱ xpasani̱t xlháka̱t tu̱ xlhaka̱ni̱t; chi̱nchu̱ pacs huá̱ xli̱ma̱pa̱cuhui̱cán pi̱ hua̱ Xtachihuí̱n Dios.

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