Isaías 44:22

Isaías 44:22 WPC

Isabenö kwö̧jibaduwinö pjabato̧sa chömöledö, sulabenö weti̧ a̧ja̧kwökönö kwö̧jaduwinajayonö, kwusuladuwima söbebö lotajabe. Sulabenö ja̧bajadö wene kwujuna̧laduwima, jwa̧le'epjo ojwiyo'wo, yȩa'wo jelobekwö e'ewibi̧danö söbebö lotajabe. Isabenö ötjökwö ja̧nö tjekachaduwo chömöledö, isabenö ökwödönö tjöbeba̧lö chö̧jobetjö̧, jö̧ba̧lö laebobe Dios yöa̧li̧ma.

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