Gálatas 2:15-16

Gálatas 2:15-16 ZPZ

De̱ ya̱ nac de̱ mbecy Israeel nese nu gul la̱a̱ de̱. Walab nu bru̱u̱ de̱ lat reñaꞌ mbecy, de mbecy nu ricy cyi. Tees neñ den nu ni tub la mbecy wayanap dey lo Ñgyoozh nu nac nu ricy yac dey ni leey nu bzeeñ Moisees, sinu tub lo ziꞌl nu gyanap dey lom nu nac nu gyicy cup ziꞌl dey consuel lo Jesucrisht. Niꞌ de̱ ya̱ ricy cup de̱ consuel lo Jesucrisht, gun orzeꞌ gyanap de̱ lo Ñgyoozh nu nac nu ricy cup de̱ consuel lo Crisht. Walab nu nac nu gyicy yac de̱ ni de leey zeꞌ. Walab ndeꞌ gyicy ñi nu gyanap den lo Ñgyoozh. Gun ni tub la mbecy wac gyanap yu lom nu nac nu ricy yac yu ni de leey zeꞌ.

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