ROMANOS 15:7

ROMANOS 15:7 TOS

Huachá̱ xpa̱lacata, ni̱ pala cha̱tum calakmakántit hua̱nti̱ na̱ li̱pa̱huamputunko̱y Jesús ma̱squi ni̱ naj luhua aksti̱tum lama̱, huata luhua li̱pa̱xuhu camakamaklhti̱nántit xta̱chuná̱ la̱ntla̱ Cristo ca̱makamaklhti̱ni̱tán. Lapi̱ chuná̱ natlahuayá̱tit, lhu̱hua̱ ti̱ nama̱xqui̱ko̱y pa̱xcatcatzí̱nit Dios caj mimpa̱lacatacán.

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ROMANOS 15:7 - Huachá̱ xpa̱lacata, ni̱ pala cha̱tum calakmakántit hua̱nti̱ na̱ li̱pa̱huamputunko̱y Jesús ma̱squi ni̱ naj luhua aksti̱tum lama̱, huata luhua li̱pa̱xuhu camakamaklhti̱nántit xta̱chuná̱ la̱ntla̱ Cristo ca̱makamaklhti̱ni̱tán. Lapi̱ chuná̱ natlahuayá̱tit, lhu̱hua̱ ti̱ nama̱xqui̱ko̱y pa̱xcatcatzí̱nit Dios caj mimpa̱lacatacán.

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