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San Mateo 7:7

San Mateo 7:7 MIY

’Kaka̱n ndo̱ꞌ ña̱ꞌa̱ nuu̱ꞌ Ndiosí, te̱ ta̱xi̱ ña̱ꞌaꞌ a̱ nda̱ꞌaꞌ ndo̱ꞌ. Ndu̱kuꞌ ndo̱ꞌ ña̱ ja̱a̱nꞌ nuu̱ꞌ a̱, te̱ na̱ti̱i̱n ndo̱ꞌ a̱. Sa̱kaxanꞌ ndo̱ꞌ yiꞌeꞌ a̱, te̱ nu̱niaꞌ ña̱ꞌaꞌ a̱ nuu̱ꞌ ndo̱ꞌ.

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San Mateo 7:7 - ’Kaka̱n ndo̱ꞌ ña̱ꞌa̱ nuu̱ꞌ Ndiosí, te̱ ta̱xi̱ ña̱ꞌaꞌ a̱ nda̱ꞌaꞌ ndo̱ꞌ. Ndu̱kuꞌ ndo̱ꞌ ña̱ ja̱a̱nꞌ nuu̱ꞌ a̱, te̱ na̱ti̱i̱n ndo̱ꞌ a̱. Sa̱kaxanꞌ ndo̱ꞌ yiꞌeꞌ a̱, te̱ nu̱niaꞌ ña̱ꞌaꞌ a̱ nuu̱ꞌ ndo̱ꞌ.San Mateo 7:7 - ’Kaka̱n ndo̱ꞌ ña̱ꞌa̱ nuu̱ꞌ Ndiosí, te̱ ta̱xi̱ ña̱ꞌaꞌ a̱ nda̱ꞌaꞌ ndo̱ꞌ. Ndu̱kuꞌ ndo̱ꞌ ña̱ ja̱a̱nꞌ nuu̱ꞌ a̱, te̱ na̱ti̱i̱n ndo̱ꞌ a̱. Sa̱kaxanꞌ ndo̱ꞌ yiꞌeꞌ a̱, te̱ nu̱niaꞌ ña̱ꞌaꞌ a̱ nuu̱ꞌ ndo̱ꞌ.San Mateo 7:7 - ’Kaka̱n ndo̱ꞌ ña̱ꞌa̱ nuu̱ꞌ Ndiosí, te̱ ta̱xi̱ ña̱ꞌaꞌ a̱ nda̱ꞌaꞌ ndo̱ꞌ. Ndu̱kuꞌ ndo̱ꞌ ña̱ ja̱a̱nꞌ nuu̱ꞌ a̱, te̱ na̱ti̱i̱n ndo̱ꞌ a̱. Sa̱kaxanꞌ ndo̱ꞌ yiꞌeꞌ a̱, te̱ nu̱niaꞌ ña̱ꞌaꞌ a̱ nuu̱ꞌ ndo̱ꞌ.San Mateo 7:7 - ’Kaka̱n ndo̱ꞌ ña̱ꞌa̱ nuu̱ꞌ Ndiosí, te̱ ta̱xi̱ ña̱ꞌaꞌ a̱ nda̱ꞌaꞌ ndo̱ꞌ. Ndu̱kuꞌ ndo̱ꞌ ña̱ ja̱a̱nꞌ nuu̱ꞌ a̱, te̱ na̱ti̱i̱n ndo̱ꞌ a̱. Sa̱kaxanꞌ ndo̱ꞌ yiꞌeꞌ a̱, te̱ nu̱niaꞌ ña̱ꞌaꞌ a̱ nuu̱ꞌ ndo̱ꞌ.

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