Romanos 16:25-27

Romanos 16:25-27 SRQ

Nandecheẽ turã mbeɨ chõ nguia Dios rɨɨ̃. Ae ra jembirãcuã tuchɨ mingo ucheẽ turã je. Echeẽ turã ngue asenei senei nguia Jesucristo rɨɨ̃ nda. Aque cheẽ turã ngue mbia ɨcuayãte quia cose nyii ra. Dios que embuchecua eã mbeɨ mbae ao ramo mosenda beɨ ra. Namo ño Dios ucheẽ turã mbuchecua nguiã mbia je cote. Jesucristo rɨɨ̃. Dios cheẽ nenei neneisa que echeẽ mbuchecua nande je cote ra. Mbesa que nande je ra. Dios que ñee seje ra. —Secheẽ turã esenei senei mbeɨ quia mbia jaje cote. Siqui sacuã secheẽ ndese. Secheẽ mumbayã sacuã, ɨ que Dios seje cote ra. Dios mɨɨ nguiarei siqui beɨ. Dios mɨɨ ño mae ja nguiã mbae ja rese. Sã Jesucristo riqui mbia mbucheẽ turã mbeɨte Dios rɨɨ̃. Amén.

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