1 Corintios 5:7

1 Corintios 5:7 CHD

Iƚe lixcay lonƚ'ejma' ti'onƚcospa to cal levadura, tonlaca'niƚe. Ti'itsolhuo' to cal ts'e harina ƚax'e pe ailopa'a qui'ic'. Ƚa'i ƚolanc'ecompa cal ts'e harina ƚax'e titejn‑ni al juic Pascua. Jiƚpe al juic ti'nujuaitsinni li'epa ȽanDios litine lunƚu'epola' lixanuc', iƚniya lijoupa ima'apá ƚaca'huaj moƚ. Illanc' aƚ'nujuaisyi ƚiMoƚ ȽanDios, joupa ƚima'ampa, iƚque Cristo.

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