1 CORINTIOS 5:7

1 CORINTIOS 5:7 TZOSA

Jaꞌ yuꞌun scꞌan chaloqꞌuesic li buchꞌu la saꞌ smule yoꞌ jaꞌ ta xvinaj o ti lec li cꞌusi chapasique. Jech chac cꞌu chaꞌal ta spasic li jchiꞌiltac ta israelal li cꞌalal ta xcꞌot scꞌacꞌalil li qꞌuin Coltaele. Ta sloqꞌuesic ta snaic scotol li pan li yichꞌoj xa svochesobile, schiꞌuc li votsꞌbil harina ti yichꞌoj xa li svochesobil pane. Achꞌ pan ta spasic, muc bu ta xacꞌbeic svochesobil. Cꞌalal ta sveꞌic li pan li muc bu yichꞌoj svochesobile schiꞌuc ta stiꞌic li chije, jaꞌ svinajeb yuꞌunic ti loqꞌuemic xa ta jtunele. Jaꞌ scꞌan ti jech chaloqꞌuesic scotol li cꞌustic chopole, jaꞌ ta xvinaj o ti jeltabil xa avoꞌonic ta sventa ti achꞌunojic ti iyacꞌ sba ta milel ta scoj jmultic li Cristoe.

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