Santiago 5:19-20

Santiago 5:19-20 MCD

Uhuun yoramishtichin mafin ranan Diosin tsain tanacashon futsan Diosin tsain cachiquiri huacun afanan Jesús tanayamaiton futsan yoiquin, —Min chaca huamisi cuscan shatuhuu Jesús afanan tanasharahuu, —ishon anori man yoiaino nicashon ahuun chacafo shatucoianshu Jesusqui afanan nasotiro. Omitsiscapanacafo muran cacuana futsan numayamaino. Asca huashon ahuun chacafo cachiquiri huamacoinshon Diosin ahuun chaca rau huashotiro futsan numacun. Ascacun afanan Diosincai ahuun chaca ahuunoa shinainma manmain ahuun chaca shatumacoinshonfin. Nanti. Santiago

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