GÁLATAS 2:15-16

GÁLATAS 2:15-16 ZAA

Intu' nna ná tu' enne' judío dèsdeba gùlia tu', labí ná tu' canu runi tulidà taá contra ley qui' Tata Dios tì'a runi ca enne' qui' adí ca nación. Pero hua yù ri'u qui'ni nú ttu nuỹa enne' ccani iria nàrìą de ca tul·la' quì'į por medio de ca obra nu ra lo ley de Moisés, sino iria nàri ri'u solamente por fe nu té qui' ri'u lani Jesucristua. Acca por nui, ą'hua intu' ca enne' judío nna chi ríalatsi' tu' Jesucristua para iria nàrì tu' ru'a lo Tata Dios por fe nu chi té qui' tu' lani Cristua, alàa por medio de biỹa nu ra lo ley de Moisés qui'ni guni ri'u. Porqui'ni lanú nuỹa iria nàrią de ca tul·la' quì'į por nu rinàba lo ley de Moisés.

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