Romanos 3:3-4

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Tayanapane natiarihihi ena vijaneanana vahi náitauchahini eta natuparahahi, émasera ema Viya, váhiquene títavaimahi eta máitauchiraya tamutu eta máijararuvanahi eta nayehe. Taicha tétavicavahi eta máitauraivahi éma. Tayanapanepuca natiarihi ena achaneana énaina náepiyahirahi, émasera ema Viya máitauchayare tamutu. Eta Sagrada Escritura, ani tacahe: “Tayanapane ena achaneana vahi navarahahini nasuapa eta pítauraivahi, piti Tátachicha, tamutu sácheana pímerecahi píti eta pítauraivahi. Tayanapane natiarihi náimijachahi vahi tátupiruvahini eta píchaqueneana, tétavicavahisera eta pitupiruvahi te tamutu” tacahepa.

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