Hebreos 6:10

Hebreos 6:10 MXT

Vatyi Nyoo, ra vaha cuví ra, ta ma naa iñi ra cha sacuví ndo. Ta nyehé ra vatyi cuñí xaan ndo chi ñu yɨhɨ́ cuenda Nyoo, vatyi tyinyee̱ ndo chi ñu, ta tyinyeé ca ndo chi ñu nya vityin.

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Hebreos 6:10 - Vatyi Nyoo, ra vaha cuví ra, ta ma naa iñi ra cha sacuví ndo. Ta nyehé ra vatyi cuñí xaan ndo chi ñu yɨhɨ́ cuenda Nyoo, vatyi tyinyee̱ ndo chi ñu, ta tyinyeé ca ndo chi ñu nya vityin.

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