HECHOS 5:42

HECHOS 5:42 OTS

Nu cʉ apóstole jin gá cjajpi ncaso ca xquí tsjih cʉ yojo. Göhtjo ʉr pa mí u̱jti cʉ cja̱hni digue car Jesús. Jin gá jiɛguijʉ ca mír u̱jti cʉ cja̱hni pʉ jar ndo templo cja̱ co pʉ já ngu̱ hne̱je̱. Mí xijmʉ, guegue car Jesús múr hñøjø ca xquí tti̱tzi pa di möx yʉ cja̱hni cja̱ di un car nzajqui ca jin da tjegue, i tzʉdi, guegue múr Cristo, xcuí mɛjni car Tzi Ta ji̱tzi.

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