HECHOS 22:14

HECHOS 22:14 MAZDBL

Nuc'ua e Ananías cjanu o xitscö: “Mizhocjimi c'ü mi ma't'ü c'o ín mboxatitagöji, o juan'c'ügue ndeze mi jinguã ngue c'ua rí pãrãgue c'o ne angueze rí tsja. O dya'c'ügue i̱ jñanda e Jesús nu c'ü me na jo a jmi Mizhocjimi. Xo dya'c'ü i̱ dyärä o zo'c'ü.

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