2 San Pedro 1:5-7

2 San Pedro 1:5-7 ZPL

Enzeꞌe rquiꞌña nú cuaꞌnahua nú huañi nzeꞌcahua equie nú rluꞌcuhua lunú nzeli arquiꞌhua Jesucristo, nu equie nú nehuañi nzeꞌcahua scua che riꞌiláhua beyaꞌ xa neca stichiaꞌnu; nu equie nu nediyaꞌhua xa necanu, che rriꞌihua ana lubee elliebacuꞌhua nú necha neca, nu lunú rriꞌihua ana lubee elliebacuꞌhua nu necha neca, ché acahua luꞌcuhua nú tsuquie arquiꞌhua, nu equie nú rluꞌcuhua nú nzuquie arquiꞌhua nuꞌ modo huañihua nú lecaxi naa arquiꞌhua lu Diose; nu equie nú nehuañihua nú lecaxi naa arquiꞌhua lu Diose, scua acahua riꞌihua nú neca nzeꞌca lu beelá bee saꞌhua, nu equie nu nzeꞌcahua nuꞌ modo nú zecahua bee saꞌhua.

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