Apocalipsis 17:8

Apocalipsis 17:8 ACRT

Ritzel chicop xawilo e ri jun xc'oji' lo ojertan yey ec'u wo'ora na jinta chic. Pero ya copon ri k'ij quel na lo chupa ri siwan na jinta utakexic uchoyil upa, y q'uisbal c'u re, que'ec chi tojbal mac. Conoje c'u ri winak ejekel che ruwachulew, ri na tz'ibital ta ri quibi' chupa ri libro re c'aslemal chwi lo ri jekebal re ruwachulew, cacam canima' che echiri' caquil ri nimalaj itzel chicop re ojertan. Tob c'u ri' wo'ora na jinta chic, pero cawinakir tanchi ulok.

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