Romanos 7:25

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Je̱'e̱ Dios je'eyu̶ tu'kpajk je̱'e̱ mu̶dyiibu̶ u̶u̶ch je̱'e̱ nni'kx xyaj'awa'adzpu̶dzu̶u̶mu̶bu̶ñ, nyejkypyu̶ch je̱'e̱ Dioskujuuyu̶p ma je̱'e̱ Diosu̶ñ mu̶u̶d je̱'e̱ nWindzú̶n Jesucristo kyu̶xpu̶ ajtu̶m ajku̶xy. Ma je̱'e̱ mu̶dya'agy yam kyu̶xy myayu̶ñ: U̶u̶ch mu̶naamb ko ngapxymyu̶dówu̶byu̶ch je̱'e̱ Dios y'ane̱'e̱mu̶ñ, peru̶ je̱' ko naaxwiiñjya'ayu̶ch nan nguydyúnu̶byu̶ch je̱'e̱ poky y'ane̱'e̱mu̶ñ.

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