Xu̱ju̱n xi y'ét'a Mateo̱ 23:37

Xu̱ju̱n xi y'ét'a Mateo̱ 23:37 MAJ

’¡Jun xu̱ta̱ Jerusalen, xi n'ek'ion já profeta̱ ko̱ b'oho̱o ndji̱o̱ xu̱ta̱ xi n'e nibásenu̱u! ¡A tu̱ nkjihín ni̱yá kama mjena nga k'uentúkúnu̱u xi nkú ts'ín xa̱nto̱ nga b'énkinka̱ ntíhí, tu̱nga najmi kin'e yunú!

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