ROOMA KAM 1:22-23

ROOMA KAM 1:22-23 STP

Puiꞌ xi kaiꞌchɨt am nam jix ioꞌm jix chu mamatdaꞌ, guꞌ jaꞌpji nam pu cham tuꞌ maat gux matgɨm. Tɨɨꞌ na mɨt jaꞌp xi dhuuk gu Dios guiꞌ na cham tu mumkɨ, baꞌ dai guiꞌ na dɨɨlh gu jaꞌtkam jup jir ja duiñ bhaiꞌ ji ja daanɨ mɨt. Iam nam gu sɨlhkam Dios baꞌ pɨk daanɨt gɇꞌkamtuꞌn nam kapbhaiꞌ bax maat na jax jir gɇꞌkam. Guꞌ dai guiꞌm pɨx ba ja daan nam jup jir tu duiñxim, na pu chuꞌm kaꞌ ɨp na dɨɨlh gu maaꞌnkam, gam uꞌjiꞌp tu duiñxim, gam gu tuꞌ nam maakob tu tooton, gam kookoꞌp tu duiñxim.

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