1 San Pedro 3:3-4

1 San Pedro 3:3-4 ZPZ

Nunu cueꞌ cyish lo der lo coz nu rabee par ich nu gyacyit nar. Ni walagy ñi nu ti lacaꞌ la gyicy nu der gyich toor. Ni walagy ñi nu zaab der bec or de lugaar ni cuerp nir. Ni walagy ñi nu zu der negy nu dzi ñgyup sac. Nap zir nu bicy der nu nac ru mbecy cyit na nu nac mod nu na nañ lardoo der. Na benu gugy na der, nunu benu rag ziꞌl zu lagy der nañ lardoor, orzeꞌ ndeꞌ nañ gal nu na bec cyit na nu rila waded ni. Nunu ndeꞌ tub coz nu tonaꞌ la sac par lo Ñgyoozh.

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