1 CORINTIOS 5:7

1 CORINTIOS 5:7 ZAM

Blo' xà' gu' mbi' co' ndli con' ye'rsin'a làth gu', tá, par tataa mod gàca loo gu' xal co'se' ntembìi mèn mes no taamas con' ndli zin' mèn co'se' ntoxcua' mèn pan par tataa mod ne'yòode levadur loo co'f co' tyoxcua' pan. Por cón che'n Crist, no loo cón che'n Crist, ngro xà' gu' loo rye loothe con' ye'rsin' xal co'se' ntoxcua' mèn pan co' ingòode mèn co' ndli zin' pan levadur par gàc pana pan co', lìcque', indyoo beste. Tac Crist co' mbyan' lugar cón che'n ryethe cón che'n lni pasc che'n mèn nación Israel loo na', mèn mque' Crist loo cruz par mxactìi Crist por cón che'n na'. No mdix Crist cón che'n xtol na' loo Diox. Crist mbyan' loo na' xal mbyan' mbacxil' loo mèna loo huiz lni pasc.

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