Marcos 16:4-5

Marcos 16:4-5 IXLN

As tul b'iitik kuxh toon cha'ma, as til ve't b'en cha'ma uva' eesamalik ve't el u nimla sivane' tzi' u jule'. As oon ve't cha'ma. As tul ok ve't cha'ma tu u jule', as til ve't cha'ma uva' xonlik uma'l u ángel tiseb'al cha'ma uva' ech tilone' eche' umaj chelem naj. As atik ok uma'l u chelkin oksa'm sti' uva' va'lik chit ipolal. As yak chit xo'v ve't cha'ma sta'n.

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