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WORD Research this...Mark 2
- 1 Agus thill e gu Capharnaum an ceann beagan laithean, agus chualas gun robh e aig an tigh.
- 2 Agus chruinnich na h-uimhir, 's nach robh aite aca eadhon timcheall an dorais, is labhair e am facal riutha.
- 3 Agus thainig iad ga ionnsuidh a toirt leo duine, air an robh am pairilis, air a ghiulan le ceathrar.
- 4 'Sa chionns nach b' urrainn dhaibh a chur 'na lathair le domhlachd an t-sluaigh, ruisg iad mullach an tighe far an robh e; 'S air dhaibh fosgladh a dhianamh, leig iad sios an leaba air an robh fear na crithe 'na laidhe.
- 5 'S nuair chunnaic Iosa an creideamh, thuirt e ri fear na crithe: A mhic, tha do pheacannan mathte dhut.
- 6 Ach bha cuid de na Sgriobhaich 'nan suidhe an sin, 'sa smaoineachadh 'nan cridheachan:
- 7 Carson a tha e a bruidhinn mar so? tha e labhairt blaisbheum. Co is urrainn peacannan a mhathadh, ach Dia 'na aonar?
- 8 Dh' aithnich Iosa san uair 'na spiorad fhein gun robh iad a smaoineachadh so aca fhein, is thuirt e riutha : Carson tha sibh a smaoineachadh nan nithean sin 'nur cridheachan?
- 9 Co dhiu is fhasa radh ri fear na crithe: Tha do pheacannan mathte dhut; no radh: Eirich, tog do leaba, agus coisich?
- 10 Ach los fios a bhith agaibh gu bheil comas aig Mac an duine peacannan a mhathadh air talamh (thuirt e ri fear na crithe,)
- 11 Tha mi ag radh riut: Eirich, tog do leaba, agus falbh dhachaigh.
- 12 Agus ghrad-dh' eirich e: 'sa togail a leaba, dh' fhalbh e 'nam fianuis uile; air chors gun do ghabh iad ioghnadh air fad, 's thug iad gloir do Dhia, ag radh: Chan fhaca sinn riamh a leithid so.
- 13 Is chaidh e mach a-rithist gu taobh na mara; agus thainig an sluagh uile ga ionnsuidh, is theagaisg e iad.
- 14 'S nuair a bha e gabhail seachad, chunnaic e Lebhi Mac Alpheuis 'na shuidhe an tigh na cise, is thuirt e ris: Lean mise. 'S ag eirigh, lean e e.
- 15 Agus thachair, nuair a bha e 'na shuidhe aig biadh 'na thigh-san, gun do shuidh moran chismhaor is pheacach maille ri Iosa agus a dheisciopuil: oir bha moran ann, a lean e.
- 16 Agus na Sgriobhaich 's na Phairisich a faicinn gun robh e ag ithe comhla ri cismhaoir agus peacaich, thuirt iad ri dheisciopuil: Carson a tha ur maighistir ag ithe 's ag ol comhla ri cismhaoir agus peacaich?
- 17 Air do Iosa so a chluinntinn, thuirt e riutha: Chan eil feum aig daoine slana air lighich, ach aig daoine tinne: oir cha tainig mi a ghairm nan naomh ach nam peacach.
- 18 Agus bha deisciopuil Eoin 's nam Phairiseach a trasgadh; agus thainig iad, is thuirt iad ris: Carson tha deisciopuil Eoin 's nan Phairiseach ri traisg, agus nach eil na deisciopuil agadsa ri traisg?
- 19 Is thuirt Iosa riutha: An urrainn clann na bainnse trasgadh, fhad sa bhitheas fear-na-bainnse comhla riutha? Fhad sa bhitheas fear-na-bainnse comhla riutha, chan urrainn dhaibh trasgadh.
- 20 Ach thig na laithean anns an toirear bhuatha fear-na-bainnse: agus an sin ni iad traisg anns na laithean sin.
- 21 Chan fhuaghail duine sam bith breid de dh' aodach ur air seann eideadh: air-neo bheir am breid ur a liad fhein as an t-seann aodach, is bithidh an stracadh nas mua.
- 22 Agus cha chuir duine sam bith fion ur ann an seann searragan: air-neo sgainidh am fion na searragan, is doirtear am fion, agus caillear na searragan: ach is coir fion ur a chur an searragan ura.
- 23 Is thachair a rithist, nuair a bha an Tighearna triall tro achaidhean arbhair air an t-sabaid, gun do theann a dheisciopuil, 's iad a gabhail air adhart, ri spioladh dhias.
- 24 Is thuirt na Phairisich ris: Seall, carson tha iad a dianamh air latha na sabaid ni nach eil ceadaichte?
- 25 Is thuirt e riutha: Nach do leugh sibh riamh, ciod a rinn Daibhidh, nuair a bha e feumach 's air acras, e fhein agus iadsan a bha cuideris?
- 26 Mar a chaidh e stigh do thigh Dhe ri linn Abiathair an t-ard-shagart, agus dh' ith e an t-aran-tairgse, nach robh ceadaichte itheadh, ach do na sagairt, agus thug e dhaibhsan a bha comhla ris ?
- 27 Is thuirt e riutha: Rinneadh an t-sabaid air son an duine, 's chan e an duine air son na sabaid.
- 28 Mar sin se Mac an duine Tighearna na sabaid fhein.
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Scots Gaelic (Gospel of Mark) (gaelic - 1.2)
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Gaelic Gospel of Mark (Scottish Gaelic)
The Gospel of Mark in Gaelic is largely based on the Gospel of Mark in Ewen MacEachan's New Testament. The New Testament was produced in 1875 from a manuscript left by Father MacEachan. Archaic language has been replaced by modern words and idioms. We found the Gospel of Mark in Gaelic at: http://dialspace.dial.pipex.com/town/avenue/pa44/mkg1.htm- Direction: LTR
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