Ra̱ Mateo 23:37

Ra̱ Mateo 23:37 OTN

Ague gyø mmɛ̱ngu̱hʉ Jerusalén, gue'e gui hophʉ yø pønga̱hya̱ Oja̱, da̱ gue'ʉ yø ma̱mhya̱ Oja̱ bi 'bɛn'na̱hʉ gui pʉndothohʉ. Xa̱ngu̱ yø nni̱di̱ dá̱ ne ngue ga̱ pɛn'na̱hʉ tengu̱tho ra̱ øni̱ 'mø di pɛtyø ba̱si̱ ngue di huits'i conyø zahua, da̱di ja'a̱hʉ p'ʉ. Pɛ hi̱ngá̱ nehʉ.

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Ra̱ Mateo 23:37 - Ague gyø mmɛ̱ngu̱hʉ Jerusalén, gue'e gui hophʉ yø pønga̱hya̱ Oja̱, da̱ gue'ʉ yø ma̱mhya̱ Oja̱ bi 'bɛn'na̱hʉ gui pʉndothohʉ. Xa̱ngu̱ yø nni̱di̱ dá̱ ne ngue ga̱ pɛn'na̱hʉ tengu̱tho ra̱ øni̱ 'mø di pɛtyø ba̱si̱ ngue di huits'i conyø zahua, da̱di ja'a̱hʉ p'ʉ. Pɛ hi̱ngá̱ nehʉ.

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