Tito 1:7-8

Tito 1:7-8 JAC

Yuto ebnaj chioc ijbalomal yin̈ yuninal Comam Dios cꞌulojab isbeybal ebnaj, yuto yilomal ismunil Comam Dios ye ebnaj. Mach cꞌuluj ta han̈e ebnaj ay yoc yin̈ sunil tzet ye tuꞌ, yeb machojab ishowal iswiꞌ ebnaj. Machojab chucꞌpaxo ebnaj teꞌ uqꞌue, yebpaxo istzan yin̈ yakꞌlen howal, yebpaxo yikꞌni ismelyu yin̈ tzet ye tuꞌ mach cꞌuloj. Wal xin ebnaj chioc ancianohal, yilal yakꞌni ebnaj bay chiway macta chiecꞌ iscꞌatan̈. Haꞌn̈ehojab iscꞌulal choche ebnaj iswatxꞌeꞌ, toholojab isnabal ebnaj, yeb han̈ehojab istoholal chiswatxꞌe ebnaj. Han̈cꞌan̈ehojab yin̈ yet Comam Dios chaco isnabal ebnaj, yeb iscachni isnimanil ebnaj yin̈ tzet ye tuꞌ mach cꞌuloj.

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