HEBREOS 1:10-12

HEBREOS 1:10-12 ZAVNT

Na' de'e yoblə gož Diozən' Xi'iṉe'enə': Le' naco' X̱an yežlyon'. Len' beno'on ža gwlasda'ote. Na' yoguə' de'en chle'icho ḻe'e yoban', ḻeczə len' beno'on. Na' gwžin ža catə' te c̱he yoguə' de'en chle'icho ḻe'e yoban' na' yežlyo nga. Pero le' bito te c̱hio'; syempr soczo' zeɉḻicaṉe. Na' gwša' ḻe'e yoban' na' yežlyon' ca to beṉə' chša' xe' catə' babeyoin na' chaze' yeton. Gono' len ḻe'e yoban' na' yežlyon' can' chon to beṉə' catə' chetobə xe'. Pero le', tozəczə can' gaco' zeɉḻicaṉe, na' bito əžin iz ṉacho te c̱hio'.

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