ÉXODO 3:7-8

ÉXODO 3:7-8 NCHC

huan TOTECO sempa quiijto: ―Niquitztoc quenicatza taijyohuíaj nomasehualhua cati itztoque ipan tali Egipto. Nijcactoc quenicatza chocaj pampa inintayacancahua fiero quinchihuilíaj. Niquintasojta pampa tahuel taijyohuíaj. Yeca nitemotoc para niquinmaquixtis inimaco nopa egiptome. Huajca niquinquixtis ipan nopa tali huan niquinhuicas hasta se tali cati hueyi huan cuali cati nochi temaca hasta mocahua itajca. Ipan nopa tali ama itztoque nopa cananeos, heteos, amorreos, ferezeos, heveos huan jebuseos.

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