Gálatas 2:15-16

Gálatas 2:15-16 MAUDBL

Ña¹ xi³ qui³tsin³jin³-le⁴² cho⁴ta⁴ judíos, a³li² tsa² cho⁴ta⁴je¹-jian² xi³ tsˀe⁴ cho⁴ta⁴ xi³ li² judío-jin². ˀya³-nia¹ nca³ cho⁴ta⁴son³ˀnte³ li²coi³ fe³tˀa³ je¹-le⁴ nca⁴ cˀoa⁴sˀin¹ jo³ tso² cjoa⁴te¹xo³ma³, to⁴nca³ coi³ nca³ ma³cjain¹-le⁴ tˀa³tsˀe⁴ Jesucristo. Cˀoa⁴-ti⁴ ña¹ coan³cjain¹-na¹ tˀa³tsˀe⁴ Jesucristo, jme¹-ni³ nca³ cjoe⁴tˀa³-si¹ni³ je¹-na¹ nca⁴ ma³cjain¹-na¹ tˀa³tsˀe⁴ Cristo, a³li² tsa² coi³ nca³ cˀoa⁴nˀian² jo³ tso² cjoa⁴te¹xo³ma³. Ni⁴ˀya³-jin² xi³ cˀoa⁴-sˀin² fe³tˀa³ je¹-le⁴ nca⁴ cˀoa⁴sˀin¹ jo³ tso² cjoa⁴te¹xo³ma³.

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