APOCALIPSIS 2:17

APOCALIPSIS 2:17 TOS

¡Xli̱pacs huixín hua̱nti̱ kalhi̱yá̱tit mintaka̱ncán, cakaxpáttit, chu̱ caakatá̱kstit hua̱ntu̱ Espíritu Santo ma̱catzi̱ni̱ma̱kó̱ kampu̱tunu̱ quinca̱najlaní̱n ti̱ huilako̱chá̱ yama̱ c-aktujun ca̱chiquí̱n! Xli̱pacs hua̱nti̱ nata̱yaniko̱y, chu̱ namakatlajako̱y hua̱ntu̱ ma̱aktzanka̱nán, quit nacli̱ma̱hui̱ko̱y yama̱ xatla̱n lí̱huat hua̱ntu̱ huanicán maná, hua̱ntu̱ maká̱n ma̱tze̱kcani̱t hua̱mpi̱ huij nahuán c-akapú̱n. Xa̱huachí̱ nacma̱xqui̱ko̱y aktum snapapa chíhuix anta̱ni̱ tatzoktahuilani̱t nahuán aktum xasa̱sti tucuhuiní̱ hua̱ntu̱ ni̱mpala cha̱tum tí̱ lakapasa, caj xma̱n huá̱ nalakapasa̱ hua̱nti̱ namaklhti̱nán.’”

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