Tiago 3:9-12

Tiago 3:9-12 MYU

Wuykõm: — Ẽn xipat cĩcã — i wuyju e'em wuykukukat pe―wuyebay be―kabi beat pe. Wuykõm: — Wũy ma juy eg̃uy Deus wi ipiat'ajojom — i wuyju e'em warara'acat pe―jebuxim Deus emumug̃ẽ be. Xepxepti g̃u diajẽmjẽm idi'a bewi―pũg̃ti acã. Tikõjõjẽkati diajẽmjẽm pima, tikuati g̃u kuka o'tiajẽm. Wuykõ bit idi'a buxim g̃u. Okitpitpiyũ, murusu'ip tag̃wi asão'a bubum g̃u wuyju. G̃udup'ip tag̃wi keg̃ebiit'a bubum g̃u dak. Tikuati atibu g̃u tiyuati bewi. “Ẽn xipat cĩcã” i'e'eap cẽmcẽm wuybi bewi. “Wũy ma juy eg̃uy Deus wi ipiat'ajojom” i'e'eap tak cẽmcẽm wuybi bewi. Okitpitpiyũ, imẽn xipat g̃u jĩjã.

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Tiago 3:9-10-12 - Wuykõm: — Ẽn xipat cĩcã — i wuyju e'em wuykukukat pe―wuyebay be―kabi beat pe. Wuykõm: — Wũy ma juy eg̃uy Deus wi ipiat'ajojom — i wuyju e'em warara'acat pe―jebuxim Deus emumug̃ẽ be. Xepxepti g̃u diajẽmjẽm idi'a bewi―pũg̃ti acã. Tikõjõjẽkati diajẽmjẽm pima, tikuati g̃u kuka o'tiajẽm. Wuykõ bit idi'a buxim g̃u. Okitpitpiyũ, murusu'ip tag̃wi asão'a bubum g̃u wuyju. G̃udup'ip tag̃wi keg̃ebiit'a bubum g̃u dak. Tikuati atibu g̃u tiyuati bewi. “Ẽn xipat cĩcã” i'e'eap cẽmcẽm wuybi bewi. “Wũy ma juy eg̃uy Deus wi ipiat'ajojom” i'e'eap tak cẽmcẽm wuybi bewi. Okitpitpiyũ, imẽn xipat g̃u jĩjã.

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