Romanos 1:22-23

Romanos 1:22-23 CNT

Juɨ₁'a₂ guë́₃ la₂ juá'₂ a₂lɨ́in₅ dsa₂ i₂cuɨ́'₅, a₂tɨin₂ a₂ŋi₅, la₁ dsa₂ co₄ bá₄ ca₂lɨin₃ jë₁ca₂tó'₂. Jaun₂ në́₃, 'nió'₄ a₂jme₁jme₃juɨin'₂ Diú₄ i₂tsá₃ ton₄ jmɨg₄ jón₂, ma₂ca₂jme₃tsɨ́in₃ bá₄ a₂co₂tág₅ co₂'né'₅ quió'₄ Diú₄ quian'₅₄ nió'₄ quió'₅ dsa₂ mɨ₂güɨ́g₃ i₂dsan₂, juɨ₁lia'₂ nió'₄ quió'₅ já'₂ i₂'ɨn₅, já'₂ i₂tsë́'₅ quió'₅, já'₂ i₂lë́₂ quén₂ mɨ₂tag₄ në́₃.

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