Hebrews 3:1

Hebrews 3:1 CAF

'Et huwa sulhutsinkah, nuhwheni Yak'usda bube'ildzun ahli, 'et yak'uz ts'un ndi khunek ts'un whúlhni soo ts'ah'un hukw'u na'a ndi yun k'ut doolhúts'i ka, 'et nuhwheni cha hubugha whutelhchulh. 'Et huwa nuhwheni ts'iyawh Christ, Sizi ts'utni, 'en zeh bughunek ghéhtan 'ink'ez 'en k'una'a 'ooht'e. 'En whel'a 'int'ah, 'ink'ez be neba 'alha 'uhoont'ah, 'et huba neba náwhulnuk degha nus dezti unli.

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