2 Corintios 3:5-6

2 Corintios 3:5-6 TRC

Dan me se ne nó xcúún núj cata̱j núj se vaa uun nucua̱j núj quiꞌya̱j núj se‑su̱u̱n Yaꞌanj maꞌ. ꞌO̱ se maꞌa̱n Yaꞌanj me síí ꞌyaj uun nucua̱j núj quiꞌya̱j núj se‑su̱u̱n soꞌ ado̱nj. Ne̱ Yaꞌanj me síí quiꞌyaj guun nucua̱j núj cataj xnaꞌanj núj cheꞌé tucuáán naca̱ cuchruj Yaꞌanj cheꞌé yuvii̱ ado̱nj. Ne̱ xa̱ꞌ tucuáán naca̱ yoꞌ, tza̱j ne̱ né ina̱nj tucuáán no̱ rihaan yanj da̱j vaa no̱ xcúún níꞌ canoco̱ꞌ níꞌ me tucuáán naca̱ yoꞌ maꞌ. ꞌO̱ se se̱ guun nucua̱j níꞌ canoco̱ꞌ níꞌ tucuáán no̱ rihaan yanj maꞌ. Xa̱ꞌ tucuáán no̱ rihaan yanj, tza̱j ne̱ cavi̱ꞌ nimán níꞌ, quiꞌya̱j tucuáán vaa da̱nj na̱nj á. Dan me se xa̱ꞌ tucuáán naca̱ cuchruj Yaꞌanj cheꞌé níꞌ, tza̱j ne̱ tana̱nj a̱ cunu̱u iꞌna̱ꞌ nimán níꞌ quiꞌya̱j Nimán Yaꞌanj cheꞌé tucuáán naca̱ yoꞌ na̱nj ado̱nj.

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