Humanu 6:17-18

Humanu 6:17-18 MAV

Uiwyriaꞌin tawa Humanu ywania saꞌawyꞌi te raꞌyn tig ewetunug eimikyꞌesat saꞌag koꞌi yn yt eweimonik kuap i. Miꞌi turan putꞌok e itote Tupana ehay hawyi eweiꞌoksatꞌi kahato Tupana ehay -Pywuat kahato miꞌi ehay eweiꞌe. Koitywy watipuẽti raꞌyn Tupana piat ainapin hap eweiꞌe. Miꞌi hawyi ewetunug kahato Tupana ehay eipyꞌa pe. Miꞌi pote arehum kahato Tupana kape. Saꞌawyꞌi eimikyꞌesat saꞌag koꞌi eiꞌahiꞌypy kytyt kahato aikotã miit mikytyt hap ewy eweipyhuꞌat maꞌato miꞌi hap ewywuat Tupana tiꞌasaity tek taꞌyn eiminug saꞌag haity ewywuat. Koitywy miꞌi hap kaipyi eweipopy raꞌyn wakuap nug hat emiit no raꞌyn eweikupteꞌen. Koitywy eisaity wakuap nug hamuat raꞌyn topyhuꞌat. Miꞌi pote arehum kahato Tupana ete.

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