Romanos 4:18

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Abraham weh wihcanni behe yoobát ã jʉmʉchah, Dios caandíh nin pah ãt niíj naáwáp wʉt jĩ: “Cʉ́iwã dawá ĩ jʉmat pah, óonna pahbʉt ma jʉimená ĩ jʉmbipna caá. Pánih jʉmnit, dawá baácdih moón ĩ nʉo panihni ma jʉmbipna caá”, Dios caandíh ãt niijíp wʉt jĩ. Pánih weh wihcan yʉhna, “Ã niiját yoobópdih tigaá”, ãt niíj jenah joyóp wʉt jĩ. Páant caandíh ã tʉ́i jenah joyóchah, Dios ã niijátji pah ãt tʉ́i chãjap wʉt jĩ.

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