Daniel 9:27

Daniel 9:27 AGUNT

Na yil tz'icy' yi oxc'al tu beluj smana'tz tz'ul junt sman. Nin yil xe'tij yi wi'tzbil smana'tz tz'ocopon yi jun reya'tz tan banle'n jun contrat scyuch' wi'nin wunak. Poro yil nicy'an yi jun smana'tz jepon xtx'ixpul i' yi tajtza'kl tu yi contrat, na tan ca'wl i' stanek cyakil e'chk tx'ixwatz yi na pat-xij cyakil k'ej tu e'chk oy yi na ak'lij tetz Ryos. Nin copon nuc'ul i' jun tajtza'kl yi chin xo'wbil nin, kale na pat-xe't e'chk tx'ixwatz swutz Ryos. Ya'stzun sbne' i' jalen cu'n yi tz'ul yi tiemp yi bixba'nt tan Ryos tan toque'n cawse'n i',’ stzun yi ángel bantz swetz.”

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