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WORD Research this...John 12
- 1 EISHT shey laa roish y Chaisht, haink Yeesey gys Bethany, raad va Lazarus v'er ny ve marroo, yn fer cheddin v'eh er hroggal veih ny merriu.
- 2 Ayns shen ren ad shibber er e hon, as va Martha shirveish orroo: agh va Lazarus fer jeusyn va nyn soie ec y voayrd marish.
- 3 Eisht ghow Moirrey punt dy ooil dy spikenard feer chostal, as ren ee cassyn Yeesey y ooilaghey, as rub ee e chassyn lesh e folt: as va'n thie er ny lhieeney lesh soar yn ooil.
- 4 Eisht dooyrt fer jeh ny ostyllyn echey, Yuaase Iscariot mac Simon, va ry-hoi y vrah eh.
- 5 Cre'n-fa nagh row yn ooil shoh creckit son three cheead ping, as er ny choyrt da ny boghtyn?
- 6 Shoh dooyrt eh, cha nee ayns kiarail erbee son ny boghtyn, agh dy row eh ny vaarliagh, er va currym y sporran, as eshyn va gymmyrkey ny v'ayn.
- 7 Eisht dooyrt Yeesey, Faag-jee veue ee: cour laa my oanluckey t'ee er reayll shoh.
- 8 Son ny boghtyn t'ad eu kinjagh meriu; agh mish cha vel eu kinjagh.
- 9 Va fys er-y-fa shen ec ymmodee jeh ny Hewnyn dy row eh ayns shen: as haink ad, cha nee er coontey Yeesey ny-lomarcan, agh dy voddagh ad Lazarus y akin myrgeddin, eh v'eshyn er hroggal veih ny merriu.
- 10 Agh hug ny ard-saggyrtyn nyn goyrle dy cheilley, mychione Lazarus myrgeddin y choyrt gy-baase;
- 11 Son dy row ymmodee jeh ny Hewnyn kyndagh rishyn er hreigeil adsyn, as er chredjal ayns Yeesey.
- 12 Laa-ny-vairagh hie shiartanse mooar dy leih, v'er jeet gys y feailley, tra cheayll ad dy row Yeesey er y raad gys Jerusalem.
- 13 As ghow ad banglaneyn dy viljyn palm, as hie ad magh ny whail, as deie ad, Hosanna; bannit ta ree Israel ta cheet ayns ennym y Chiarn.
- 14 As tra va Yeesey er gheddyn assyl aeg, varkee eh er: myr te scruit,
- 15 Ny gow aggle, inneen Sion: cur-my-ner ta dty ree cheet, markiagh er lhiy assyl.
- 16 Ny reddyn shoh cha hoig e ostyllyn ec y toshiaght: agh tra va Yeesey er ny ghloyraghey, eisht chooinee ad dy row ny reddyn shoh scruit jeh, as dy row ad er n'yannoo ny reddyn shoh rish.
- 17 Ren y pobble er-y-fa shen va marish, tra deie eh er Lazarus ass yn oaie, as tra hrog eh eh veih ny merriu feanish y ymmyrkey.
- 18 Er-yn-oyr shoh va'n pobble myrgeddin er gholl magh ny whail, son dy geayll ad dy row eh er n'yannoo yn mirril shoh.
- 19 Dooyrt ny Phariseeyn er-y-fa shen nyn mast' oc hene, Nagh vaik shiu, nagh vaardee shiu monney? cur-my-ner ta'n seihll er gholl geiyrt er.
- 20 As va shiartanse dy Ghreekyn nyn mast' oc, v'er jeet seose dy chur ooashley ec y feailley:
- 21 Haink ad shoh er-y-fa shen gys Philip, va veih Bethsaida ayns Galilee, as ghuee ad er, gra, Vainshter, veagh shin booiagh dy akin Yeesey.
- 22 Haink Philip as dinsh eh da Andreays, as reesht dinsh Andreays as Philip shoh da Yeesey.
- 23 Eshyn shynney lesh e vioys, caillee eh eh: agh eshyn nagh vel soiaghey jeh e vioys 'sy theihll shoh, freillee eh eh gys y vea veayn.
- 24 Dy firrinagh firrinagh ta mee gra riu, Mannagh vel y grine curnaght tuittym ayns y thalloo, as goll eig, te cummal ny un ghrine kinjagh: agh my te goll eig: te gymmyrkey magh mooarane mess.
- 26 My nee dooinney erbee mish y hirveish, lhig da geiyrt orrym; as y raad ta mish, shen y raad myrgeddin vees my harvaant: my nee dooinney erbee mish y hirveish, dasyn ver my Ayr onnor.
- 27 Nish ta my annym seaghnit; as cre jir-ym? Ayr, saue mee veih'n oor shoh: agh er yn oyr shoh haink mee gys yn oor shoh.
- 28 Ayr, cur gloyr da dty ennym hene. Eisht haink coraa veih niau, gra, Ta mee hannah er ghloyraghey eh, as nee'm eh y ghloyraghey reesht.
- 29 Dooyrt y pobble er-y-fa shen va kionfenish, as cheayll yn coraa, dy nee taarnagh v'ayn- dooyrt feallagh elley, dy nee ainle ren loayrt rish.
- 30 Dreggyr Yeesey ad, as dooyrt eh, Cha daink y coraa shoh er y choontey aym's, agh er y choontey euish.
- 31 Nish ta briwnys y theihll shoh: nish vees prince y theihll shoh er ny hilgey magh.
- 32 As my veem's er my hroggal seose jeh'n thalloo, tayrn-ym dy chooilley ghooinney hym.
- 33 (Shoh loayr eh, cowraghey liorish shen cre'n monney dy vaase v'eh dy hurranse)
- 34 Dreggyr y pobble eh, Ta shin er chlashtyn ass y leigh, dy vel Creest tannaghtyn son dy bragh: as kys t'ou uss gra, dy vel y Mac dooinney dy ve troggit seose? quoi yn Mac dooinney shoh?
- 35 Eisht dooyrt Yeesey roo, Foast tammylt beg ta'n soilshey meriu: shooill-jee choud as ta'n soilshey eu, er-aggle dy jig y dorraghys erriu: son cha vel fys echeysyn ta shooyll ayns y dorraghys c'raad t'eh goll.
- 36 Choud as ta soilshey eu, cred-jee ayns y toilshey, dy vod shiu ve nyn gloan jeh'n toilshey. Ny goan shoh loayr Yeesey, as jimmee eh roish, as dollee eh eh-hene voue.
- 37 Agh ga dy ren eh whilleen mirril kiongoyrt roo, foast cha chred ad ayn:
- 38 As shen myr va goan Esaias y phadeyr cooilleenit, Hiarn, quoi ta er chredjal yn goo ain ? as quoi gys ta roih yn Chiarn er ve soilshit?
- 39 Shen-y-fa cha voddagh ad credjal, rere myr dooyrt Esaias ayns ynnyd elley.
- 40 T'eh er lhiggey lhieu dolley ny sooillyn oc, as creoghey nyn gree; nagh vaikagh ad lesh nyn sooillyn, as nagh doigagh ad lesh nyn gree, dy beagh ad er nyn jyndaa, as dy jinnin ad y lheihys.
- 41 Ny reddyn shoh loayr Esaias, tra honnick eh e ghloyr as loayr eh jeh.
- 42 Ny-yeih mastey ny eer ard-reiltee ren ymmodee credjal ayn; agh kyndagh rish ny Phariseeyn cha ghow ad rish, er-aggle, dy beagh ad er ny ghiarey-magh veih yn agglish.
- 43 Son v'ad ny s'aggindee er moylley gheiney, ny moylley Yee.
- 44 Hrog Yeesey seose e choraa as dooyrt eh, Eshyn ta credjal aynym's, cha nee aynym's t'eh credjal, agh aynsyn t'er my choyrt.
- 45 As eshyn ta dy my akin, t'eh fakin eshyn t'er my choyrt.
- 46 Ta mish er jeet my hoilshey gys y theihll, quoi-erbee nee credjal aynym's nagh jean eh tannaghtyn ayns y dorraghys
- 47 As my ta dooinney erbee ta clashtyn, as nagh vel freayll my ghoan, cha vel mish dy vriwnys eh: son cha daink mee dy vriwnys y seihll, agh dy hauail y seihll.
- 48 Eshyn ta soiaghey beg jeem's, as nagh vel goaill rish my ghoan, ta shen echey ta dy vriwnys eh: eer yn goo ta mish er loayrt, nee shen y vriwnys eh ec y laa jerrinagh.
- 49 Son cha vel mish er loayrt jee'm pene; agh yn Ayr t'er my choyrt, eshyn hug sarey dou, cre v'orrym dy ghra, as cre lhisin loayrt.
- 50 As ta fys aym dy vel yn sarey echeysyn yn vea dy bragh beayn: cre-erbee er-y-fa shen ta mee dy loayrt, she myr ta'n Ayr er ghra rhym, eer myr shen ta mee loayrt.
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Manx Gaelic (Esther Jonah 4 Gospels) (manxgaelic - 1.1)
2003-05-08Manx Gaelic (gv)
Gaelic Scripture Portions (Manx Gaelic)
The Manx Gaelic Scripture portions were found at: http://www.smo.uhi.ac.uk/~kelly/menu.html#BIB.
They include Esther, Jonah, Matthew, Luke, and John. This looks like it has been scanned in, so there are probably a few spelling errors. Manx was spoken on the Isle of Man in Great Britain. The Ethnologue lists Manx as having no native speakers.
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