Dn 11:31-32

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Ax eb' soldado cha, caw 'oj yixtc 'el eb' jun scajnub' Dios, yet' jun tzo'n̈ cuartel jun yaj yet'oc. 'Oj yi'ch wan eb' yajx jun tzo'n̈ xajmb'al tz'ajx 'a junjn c'u. Ax tas yajb'il yuj Dios, a 'oj ya'ch eb' 'a yol scajnub' Dios cha, sec tzjuw 'el yu'uj. A jun rey cha, caw 'oj yac' yip smontn eb' et israelal, atn eb' tox 'ix 'actn can jun strato Dios cha. Palta ax eb' chon̈b' to caw 'ay schamc'ojlal 'a sDiosal, 'oj yac' eb' yip ste'wtzan sb'a yuj spacn sb'a 'a smasnil tas 'oj ujc cha.

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