Romanos 1:26-28

Romanos 1:26-28 IXLN

As kat taq' ve't kan unq'a tename' u jikla yole' tetz u Tiixhe'. As esti'e' kat taq' ve't kan Aak unq'a uxhchile' ti' ib'anat unq'a tacha'v vichi'ole' uva' ch'ixvub'al chittu'. As at jolol unq'a ixoj uva' ye' ni niman ve'te' kam uva' at kan ta'n u Tiixhe'. Pet niyansa ve't tib' cha'ma svatzaj, tan ni teq'o ve't tib' umaj ixoj tuk' uma't ixoj. As echat chit nib'an joltu unq'a naje' unpajte, tan ye' nib'an chajnaj kam uva' k'ujlu kan ta'n u Tiixhe'. Pet ch'ixvub'al chit uve' nib'an chajnaj svatzaj, tan ni tok ve't xe' taama chajnaj ti' teq'ot tib' tuk' uma't naj. As nipaleb'e ve't u k'axk'oe' ti' u va'lexhe' uva' nib'ane'. Esti'e' uva' kat taq' ve't kan u Tiixhe' unq'a tename' ti' uva' a' u va'lexhe' la titz'a ve'te' ti' ib'anat unq'a vee' uva' ye' la uch ib'anchu vatz Aak, tan ti' uva' nik tal ve't unq'a tename' uva' jit kuxh tz'ajinal la oksal ve't Aak stuul.

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