FILIPENSES 3:8

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Te nchaa sá càchí ñáyiu chìndee ñaha cundáá‑ó nǔú Yǎ Ndiǒxí ní cutnùní iní‑í sá ñà túú chìndee ñaha‑xi. Te yúhú ní cutnùní iní‑í sá ǐo‑gá váha tnahá tnúhu‑o ndɨ̀hɨ Xítohó Jesucrìstú. Te nchaa sá sání ìní‑í chíndèe ñaha xii‑í ní cùu, ñá túú‑gǎ sàndáá iní‑í sá chíndèe ñaha‑xi vitna chi ní cutnùní iní‑í sá ñà túú nàndɨ́hɨ‑xi. Te ducaⁿ quìde‑í ñá túú‑gǎ sàndáá iní‑í nchaa xíǎⁿ sá chíndèe ñaha‑xi, chi cuìní‑í sá úúⁿ‑gǎ cuita tnahá tnúhu‑í ndɨhɨ Xítohó Jesucrìstú quɨ́hɨ́ⁿ

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