Apocalipsis 2:10

Apocalipsis 2:10 AMR

Opudomey huaknopo̱e̱ʼeritaj dakhueaʼda mogkaʼaponigʼa meʼpukhueʼda yaneʼtiʼ. Totoʼa kenda oʼpakpo menpaʼti Diostaj oknopo̱e̱batikhueʼda e̱ʼdik ya̱ʼe̱taʼpo aʼnopo̱e̱yaʼpo suhueʼda opudomeytaj huabakuda̱ʼ jakyo boʼkuda̱ʼapone. Diez huameʼnoe paiʼda moʼnopoʼe̱a̱po. Paiʼda huabueydikteda e̱ʼe̱a̱da doʼtaj okbatikhueʼda menoknopo̱e̱po menigpe̱i̱kaʼnok dakhuapa boʼyokapone, Diosere moʼnoeonhuahuikaʼapo.

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