San Mateo 23:37

San Mateo 23:37 CHZ

ʼHnähꜘ dsaˉ cha̱a̱ˉ Jerusalén, hnähꜘ hi̱ˉ jngëëhꜙ hi̱ˉ ngëë˜ juuˈ kihꜗ Dio mahꜗ tehꜘ hnähꜘ ku̱u̱ˊ kihˈ hi̱ˉ che̱e̱ꜙ Dio, johꜘ ji̱i̱h˜ saꜙ maˊ hnoonˈ maˊ jø̱ø̱hnˊ hnähꜘ läꜙko̱o̱ˉ jø̱ø̱hˉ chaahˊ hyaaˋ gyʉ̱ʉ̱ˉ chaahˊ kya̱a̱ˈ ta̱a̱yhˉ nehꜙ saˊkyooyꜘ, pero saꜙ gaꜙhiihꜘ hnähꜘ.

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San Mateo 23:37 - ʼHnähꜘ dsaˉ cha̱a̱ˉ Jerusalén, hnähꜘ hi̱ˉ jngëëhꜙ hi̱ˉ ngëë˜ juuˈ kihꜗ Dio mahꜗ tehꜘ hnähꜘ ku̱u̱ˊ kihˈ hi̱ˉ che̱e̱ꜙ Dio, johꜘ ji̱i̱h˜ saꜙ maˊ hnoonˈ maˊ jø̱ø̱hnˊ hnähꜘ läꜙko̱o̱ˉ jø̱ø̱hˉ chaahˊ hyaaˋ gyʉ̱ʉ̱ˉ chaahˊ kya̱a̱ˈ ta̱a̱yhˉ nehꜙ saˊkyooyꜘ, pero saꜙ gaꜙhiihꜘ hnähꜘ.

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