2 CORINTIOS 12:6-7

2 CORINTIOS 12:6-7 CUTDBL

Ndete che nahn ndo ya̱dé ne, dehve ndere ndo ya̱dé, te ndudo cua̱co che ca̱hmá. Ate tahque ndah che nde hua ca̱hmá yahn, ca̱va che hua ca̱va chemin nevahnecun ihyan u, te atena̱n che cahnevan ye che renté ma̱n, ca̱hco ye cuda̱do nduhca̱ che quechicá ma̱n. Ca̱va che hua a̱ma din ya̱dé che ndihcheró vederihno min ne, ca̱h yune Dendiohs che dechuh chundah a̱ma cah ta̱n, cheta̱h u, redin che rechuhríhn cuahn da̱ma.

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