KRIJTOTA YEU PU'ARIM YA'ARI 13:2-3

KRIJTOTA YEU PU'ARIM YA'ARI 13:2-3 YAQ

Inime'e junak junama'a, Liojta yo'ori betchi'bo ka ji'ibwalamtakai, nau am anekai, Liojta am yo'oreeo, ju'u Liojta tu'u jiapsi: ―Juka' Bernabee' teamta intok juka' Saulo' teamta, tekil in ameu yeu a' pu'ariu am ja'abwane ―ti am ju'uneetuak. Junak chukula intok bempo junuen ka ji'ibwaka Liojta yo'oreka intok au bicha noksukai, jume' waate, Liojta amemak tune' betchi'bo bempo'immet mamteka, am saka'atuak.

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