SAN LUCAS 4:9-12

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Ijcuacón in amocuali Satanás ocsepa cuiyac Jesús tech ne pueblo de Jerusalén. Huan ompa quitejcoltij ipan ne tepamit ten cachi huejcapan ten pohui de ne hueyi tiopan de judíos. Huan Satanás quilij Jesús ijcuín: ―Como melau Tejuatzin tion Teconetzin de Dios, ximosencahua xihuetziti de nican hasta talixco. Huan no Satanás quilij Jesús ijcuín: ―Ijcón nimitzilía porín quijtoa in Tajcuilolamatzin de Dios ijcuín: “Dios quinualtitanis in ángeles taquehualme de Dios ma mitzyecpalehuican. Huan ne ángeles ma mitzmatzacuilican ica ninmahuan para ma amo ximometzcojcoco ica in teme”. Huan Jesús quinanquilij Satanás ocsepa ijcuín: ―Pero no quijtoa in Tajcuilolamatzin de Dios ijcuín: “Amo xictelpanoltis in tapalehuilis ten Totecotzin Dios moyectencahuac de techmactilis”.

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