Apocalipsis 11:4-5

Apocalipsis 11:4-5 WPC

Jobadöma, Dios yöawi̧ yöbawadöma, Duluwo̧ Dios öba a'o tjö̧jobe, böjȩ okobe jwiinö La'aka Luwo̧ Diosma. Ja̧danö, jobadöma, Olivo towibiya dowilataja owibiya, jö̧ba̧lö, ötjabiwö̧. Ja̧danö, La̧pa̧la̧yu̧ junawa o'di̧ju do'do̧lataja, jö̧ba̧lö, ötjabiwö̧. Ja̧danö, jobadönö öpöjödo̧ma, Kwabö lotodönö, jö̧ba̧lö, ja̧bo̧ma, isabenö jo̧banö juwö lotjökwe. Jobadö Dios yöawi̧ yöbawadö tjaatjö, ökwöla labeibö jwiinö juwö lotjena jo̧banö, Kwabö lotodönö, jö̧ba̧lo̧nöma.

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