Kolosenses 2:16-17

Kolosenses 2:16-17 NTP

Dai xibi ka kïïgakïrï gïn bubaitu Suxi Kristo mukukai ïgai kuruxiana. Dai kaxkïdï ka maiti gï agai xi gïn dagitoagi aapimï xi gïpiïrï gïn bupadagi jaa pokaititai ïgai sai mai kïïga ibuayi aapimï mai ïïgiditai aapimï go Judidiu bituldaradï. Pokaitada antaada ïgai tudu sai mai kïïga buayi aapimï gakuadatai ïïmo kuadagai xiïpï gayïdatai ïïmo idagai. Pokaitada antaada ïgai ïpï sai gï agai xi xadutuada aapimï go gïgïr tasai ïmadï go ibhïxtaragai tasai. Maiti abïr ïïgiada tudu ix makïdï podukai ñokai. Daiñi, ïkioma nïnïrakatadai aatïmï Diuxi otosadï ix dibiagi. Dai bïïxi go bituldaragai ix makïdï ibuadana aatïmï mos ïr maaxidaragai dukai bïïtarï go otosadï Diuxi. Dïï gia xibi ka dibia Diuxi otosadï dai ïgai ïr Suxi Kristo. Ka dibia ïgai dai kaxkïdï ka maiti gï agai go maaxidaragai. Ka maiti gï agai go ïïkidadï bituldaragai tudu.

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