San Marcos 12:29-31

San Marcos 12:29-31 KEK

Li Jesús quichakꞌoc ut quixye re: —Li xbe̱n chakꞌrab, li kꞌaxal nim xcuanquil, aꞌan aꞌin: Abihomak la̱ex aj Israel, li Ka̱cuaꞌ li kaDios jun ajcuiꞌ. Ta̱ra li Ka̱cuaꞌ la̱ Dios chi anchal a̱chꞌo̱l ut chi anchal la̱ cua̱m ut chi anchal la̱ cꞌaꞌux ut chi anchal la̱ metzꞌe̱u. Aꞌan aꞌin li chakꞌrab li kꞌaxal nim xcuanquil. Ut li xcab chanchan ajcuiꞌ aꞌan: Ta̱ra la̱ cuas a̱cui̱tzꞌin joꞌ nak nacara a̱cuib la̱at. Ma̱cꞌaꞌ chic junak chakꞌrab nim xcuanquil chiruheb li cuib aꞌin, chan.

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