SAN LUCAS 9:23

SAN LUCAS 9:23 HUS

Ani in uchaye patal axi muthat taja’chic: ―Quin t’ajat jilcachiquiy in cuete’ culbetal jitats in le’ ca ts’at’ey c’al nana’. Aba ani’ max ca yajchiquiyat c’al an inicchic ani ma ca le’na ca tsemtha, bel chuthel chuthel tiquin ts’at’enchi.

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SAN LUCAS 9:23 - Ani in uchaye patal axi muthat taja’chic:
―Quin t’ajat jilcachiquiy in cuete’ culbetal jitats in le’ ca ts’at’ey c’al nana’. Aba ani’ max ca yajchiquiyat c’al an inicchic ani ma ca le’na ca tsemtha, bel chuthel chuthel tiquin ts’at’enchi.

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