MATEO 23:37

MATEO 23:37 CHIQB

“¡Jerusalén, Jerusalén, atabaikia ɨmo axɨbama profetas arukamaintyo oboi kanka axɨbama yakɨpusuxti Tupax aemo! ¡Koboi nixhanka iyoberabarama axɨbama aɨtaiki, takana kuruasɨx iyoberabario naɨbosixh ñokiana nipiax, tapɨ axɨkɨ chaxiankapɨ!

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MATEO 23:37 - “¡Jerusalén, Jerusalén, atabaikia ɨmo axɨbama profetas arukamaintyo oboi kanka axɨbama yakɨpusuxti Tupax aemo! ¡Koboi nixhanka iyoberabarama axɨbama aɨtaiki, takana kuruasɨx iyoberabario naɨbosixh ñokiana nipiax, tapɨ axɨkɨ chaxiankapɨ!

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