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Hechos 2:20

Hechos 2:20 ZPU

Willenꞌ wayaken da xchole, naꞌ beꞌon wayaken xhna ka llen, katenꞌ ba zon llin lla yedaꞌ da yobre, nadaꞌ nakaꞌ Xanre. Kanaꞌ gaken to lla lliarao xhen, naꞌ wroeꞌraꞌ yel wak kiaꞌn.

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