2 Pedro 1:5-7

2 Pedro 1:5-7 ACRT

Ruma c'u xcubi' c'u'x alak ruc' ri Cristo, chirajawaxic c'u ri' cachuk'ubej ib alak cha' ri binic silabic alak cu'an lic jusuc'. Y na xew ta wa', ma lic ne chirajawaxic queta'maj alak sa' ri caraj ri Dios che alak. We eta'am chi c'u alak sa' ri caraj ri Dios che alak, e 'ana alak ri'. Yey chajij ib alak chi utz cha' na catzak ta alak pa mac, y jec'uri'la' cac'oji' unimal c'u'x alak. Yey ruc' c'u ri unimal c'u'x alak, e c'utu alak pa sakil wi ya'om ib alak che jun sakil binic silabic chwach ri Dios. Y ruma c'u lic ya'om ib alak che jun sakil binic silabic chwach ri Dios, c'ax na'a ib alak chiwach alak. Yey na xew ta wa', ma lic ya'a ib alak che uc'utic ri rutzil c'u'x alak chique conoje.

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