2 CORINTIOS 3:5-6

2 CORINTIOS 3:5-6 CUC

Jian³ a⁵sia³ júan³ jnie³² co³hei²tsei³ juah⁴ i⁴con⁴juah⁴ húan⁴pa² jnie³² júan³ jnie³² ta¹ la³, quie¹ Jon⁴dai¹pa² júan³ i⁴cangh³² jnie³² jm². Quie¹ hei⁴ pi²³i³ a⁴júan⁴³ jnie³² i⁴tian³² jnie³² i⁴cúa²³ jnie³² cúa³tag³² i²con²³i³ con⁴juah⁴ jau²³ hm²³ i⁴quieh¹ M⁴tyi⁴ quieh¹ Jon⁴dai¹, a⁵jon⁴³ lai²³ i⁴ra³sag². Quie¹ lai²³ i⁴ra³sag² quian³ húan³⁴, i² M⁴tyi⁴ quieh¹ Jon⁴dai¹ ne⁵, cúa²³ m⁵cu³ quieh¹ chie³.

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