Homa 1:22-23

Homa 1:22-23 HIX

Tàywerono rma haxa uro ha, ketxkonà rma haryhe tà. Tàywenyeke mak nehxatxkon hatà. Khoryenkom hokohra nehxatxkon hatà. Àwayehpànà ro hokohra nehxatxkon hatà. Ehonomnà me xaxa manaha, kahra nehxatxkon hatà, àwya. Tànakàhtothàyam haxa hoko nehxatxkon hatà. Toto kuknonà yakàhtetxkon hatà. Twayehsomà rma kuknonà yakàhtetxkon hatà. Torono kuknon xarha, yakàhtetxkon hatà, onokna kuknon xarha hatà, tàrar ho tàtosom kuknon xarha hatà. Tànakàhtothàyam hoko rma nehxatxkon hatà. Àwyanye rma, amna horyenà ro me manaha, ketxkonà rma haryhe tà.

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