Génesis 49:24-25

Génesis 49:24-25 MEH

Soo José chi kino̱o kutú arco re̱ꞌ jee nakuiꞌ rá naꞌá re̱ꞌ saꞌá Ndiosíꞌ, jee máá Ndiosíꞌ kúñáꞌnú nasɨ́kuitɨꞌ nu̱u̱nꞌ nɨꞌɨ. Jee Ndiosíꞌ ví ya̱ néñu̱ꞌun Jacob maa, jee Ndiosíꞌ ví ya néen kuéntáꞌ re̱ꞌ Jacob kua̱ꞌ te̱e náka sa̱na̱ꞌ, jee kúmí kútú‑u Israel kuéntáꞌ ɨɨn kava yu̱u̱ꞌ. Ndiosíꞌ ya̱ néñu̱ꞌun tátáꞌ nú maa jee chineí re̱ꞌ noꞌó. Jee maáréꞌ níso re̱ꞌ fuersáꞌ ííꞌ ni̱ꞌin ya̱ kúñáꞌnú nasɨ́kuitɨꞌ re̱ꞌ nu̱u̱nꞌ kua̱íyó, jee maáréꞌ saꞌá ya̱ netuꞌ kuvi nú jín ya̱ váꞌa ya̱ váji ne̱ súkún, jín ya̱ váꞌa ya̱ váji ne̱ nu̱u̱nꞌ káku nute chi̱ji ñuꞌun. Jee saꞌá re̱ꞌ ya̱ netuꞌ kuvi nú ya̱ kukueꞌeꞌ se̱ꞌya nú jín sa̱na̱ꞌ nú.

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