Naanearü ügüchiga 35:10-12

Naanearü ügüchiga 35:10-12 TCAP

Rü ñanagürü: —Cuma rü Acóbu nixĩ i cuéga. Natürü i ñu̱xma rü marü taxũtáma ngẽma nixĩ i cuéga erü ñu̱xmacürüwa rü Iraé tá nixĩ i cuéga —ñanagürü. Rü yemawena ga Tupana rü ñanagürü: —Choma nixĩ ya Tupana ya Guxü̃étüwa Changexmaxü̃. Rü tá namu ya cunegü rü cutaagü. Rü cuwa tá nango̱x i wüxi i nachixü̃ane rü muxü̃netáma ya ĩanegü. Rü cutaagütanüwa tá nangẽxma i ãẽ̱xgacügü ixĩxü̃. Rü ñaa naane ga Abraáü̃na rü Ichaána chaxãxü̃, rü cuxna rü ta chanaxã. Rü cuwena rü tá cutaagüna chanaxã —ñanagürü ga Tupana.

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