Apocalipsis 20:12 (toc) - Huata caj xma̠n cca̠úcxilhli xli̠h

Apocalipsis 20:12 TOC

Huata caj xma̠n cca̠úcxilhli xli̠hua̠k a̠ma̠ko̠lh hua̠nti̠ aya xtani̠ni̠t lactzú y laclanca, antá pu̠tum xtayá̠nalh nac xlacatí̠n a̠má lanca xlactáhui̠lh ma̠peksi̠ná. Na̠ acxnitiyá ca̠ma̠lakaké̠calh libros, xa̠hua mactumli̠túm libro antanícu huan hua̠nti̠ natakalhi̠y cane̠cxnicahuá latáma̠t. Xli̠hua̠k ni̠n cha̠tunu cha̠tunu ca̠ma̠kalhapalí̠calh y ca̠ma̠xoko̠ní̠calh xli̠hua̠k hua̠ntu̠ xtatitlahuani̠t para tla̠n o ni̠tlá̠n, chuná cumu la̠ xtalhca̠tahuilani̠t nac a̠ma̠ko̠lh libros.

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