Apocalipsis 12:3-4

Apocalipsis 12:3-4 JAC

Isyenipaxocan̈ isba huneꞌxa yechel yul satcan̈, wilnihan huneꞌ mac hacaꞌ noꞌ nimeta dragón cajin̈, hujeb iswiꞌ yeb xin lahon̈eb yucꞌaꞌ, ayahto xin corona yin̈ hunun iswiꞌ noꞌ. Huneꞌ xin isyox majan txꞌumel isn̈icꞌti noꞌ yu isn̈e, iskꞌojnayti noꞌ sat txꞌo txꞌotxꞌ tiꞌ. Islin̈bacan̈ isba noꞌ sata ix iswatxꞌixa iscꞌul tuꞌ yun̈e iscꞌuxnayto noꞌ nichꞌan unin tuꞌ yet chipitzcꞌahi.

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