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WORD Research this...Luke 17
- 1 Eisht dooyrt eh rish e ostyllyn, Cha vod eh ve, agh dy bee oyryn peccah ayn: agh smerg dasyn liorish hig ad.
- 2 Veagh eh ny bare dasyn clagh-wyllin ve croghit mysh e wannal, as eh dy ve baiht ayns y cheayn, na eh dy hayrn gys peccah unnane jeh'n vooinjer veggey shoh.
- 3 Cur-jee twoaie diu hene: My nee dty vraar aggair dhyt, cur oghsan da; us my ghoys eh arrys, leih da.
- 4 As my nee eh peccah dt'oi shiaght keayrtyn 'sy laa, as shiaght keayrtyn 'sy laa chyndaa reesht hood as gra, Ta mee goaill arrys; te ort leih da.
- 5 As dooyrt ny ostyllyn rish y Chiarn, Bishee yn credjue ainyn.
- 6 As dooyrt y Chiarn, Dy beagh credjue eu myr grine dy rass mustard, oddagh shiu gra rish y billey-sycamine shoh, Bee er dty hayrn ass ny fraueyn, as bee er dty hoiaghey ayns y cheayn; as yinnagh eh biallys diu.
- 7 Agh quoi eu ta sharvaant echey traaue, ny bochillagh ollagh, jirrys rish chelleeragh, tra vees eh er jeet veih'n vagher, Immee as soie gys y voayrd?
- 8 As nagh jir hoshiaght rish, Fow aarloo my hibber, as kiartee oo hene dy hirveish orrym's, derrey vee'm erreish gee as giu, us ny lurg shen nee uss gee as giu?
- 9 Vel booise er da'n charvaant shen, Son jannoo myr v'eh oardit? Er-lhiam nagh vel.
- 10 Myr shen neesht shiuish tra vees shiu er n'yannoo ooilley ny t'er ny harey diu, abbyr jee. She sharvaantyn neu-frioosagh shin: ta shin er n'yannoo ynrycan ny va orrin dy yannoo.
- 11 As haink eh gy-kione, myr v'eh er e vurnah gys Jerusalem, dy jimmee eh trooid mean Samaria as Galilee.
- 12 As myr v'eh goll stiagh ayns balley dy row, haink ny whail jeih deiney va nyn louranee, as hass ad foddey veih:
- 13 As hrog ad seose nyn goraa, as dooyrt ad, Yeesey, Vainshter, jean myghin orrin.
- 14 As tra v'eh er jeeaghyn orroo, dooyrt eh roo, Immee-jee as jeeagh-jee shiu hene da ny saggyrtyn. As haink eh gy-kione, myr v'ad goll, dy row ad er nyn ghlenney.
- 15 As hyndaa fer jeu back, tra honnick eh dy row eh er ny laanaghey, as lesh ard choraa hug eh moylley da Jee,
- 16 As huitt eh sheese er e eddin ec ny cassyn echey, cur booise da: as v'eh ny Samaritan.
- 17 As dreggyr Yeesey, gra, Nagh row jeih er ny ghlenney? agh cre vel yn nuy?
- 18 Cha vel er nyn gheddyn t'er jyndaa dy chur gloyr da Jee, agh yn ynrycan joarree shoh.
- 19 As dooyrt eh rish, Irree, immee royd; ta dty chredjue er dty laanaghey.
- 20 As tra denee ny Phariseeyn jeh, cre'n traa harragh reeriaght Yee? dreggyt eh ad, gra, Cha jig reeriaght Yee lesh stayd chronnal.
- 21 Chamoo jir ad, Jeeagh shoh, ny jeeagh shid: son cur-my-ner, ta reeriaght Yee cheu-sthie jeu.
- 22 As dooyrt eh rish e ostyllyn, Hig y traa dy bee shiu aignagh dy akin unnane jeh laghyn Mac y dooinney, as cha vaik shiu eh.
- 23 As jir ad riu, jeeagh-jee ayns shoh, as jeeagh-jee ayns shid: ny roie-jee geiyrt orroo, as ny lhian-jee roo.
- 24 Son myr ta'n tendreil soilshean veih ard dy ard fo yn aer: myr shen myrgeddin vees Mac y dooinney ayns y laa echeysyn.
- 25 Agh hoshiaght shegin da ymmodee seaghyn y hurranse, as ve beg soit jeh liorish y sheeloghe shoh.
- 26 As myr ve rish lhing Noe, shen myr vees eh neesht ayns laghyn Mac y dooinney.
- 27 V'ad gee, v'ad giu, v'ad poosey, v'ad er nyn goyrt ayns poosey, derrey'n laa hie Noe stiagh ayns yn arg: as haink y thooilley as vaih eh ad ooilley.
- 28 As er yn aght cheddin myr ve ayns laghyn Lot, v'ad gee, v'ad giu v'ad kionnaghey, v'ad creck, v'ad soiaghey biljyn, v'ad troggal thieyn:
- 29 Agh er yn eer laa hie Lot magh ass Sodom, gheayrt neose orroo aile as brimstone veih niau, as ren eh ad ooilley y stroie:
- 30 Eer er yn aght cheddin vees eh er y laa vees yn Mac dooinney er ny hoilshaghey.
- 31 Ayns y laa shen, eshyn vees er mullagh y thie, as e chooid sthie, ny lhig da cheet neose dy chur lesh eh: as eshyn ta ayns y vagher, ny lhig dasyn myrgeddin chyndaa back
- 32 Cooinee-jee er ben Lot.
- 33 Quoi-erbee ta shirrey e vioys y hauail caillee eh eh: as quoi-erbee nee e vioys y choayl, saue-ee eh eh.
- 34 Ta mee ginsh diu, ayns yn oie shen dy bee daa ghooinney ayns un lhiabbee: as bee yn derrey yeh goit, as y jeh elley faagit.
- 35 Bee daa ven blieh cooidjagh, bee yn derrey yeh goit, as y jeh elley faagit.
- 36 Bee daa ghooinney ayns y vagher; bee yn derrey yeh goit, as y jeh elley faagit.
- 37 As dreggyr ad, as dooyrt ad rish, C'raad, Hiarn? As dooyrt eshyn roo, Raad erbee dy vel yn convayrt, shen-y-raad vees ny urlee er nyn jaglym cooidjagh.
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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.
Courtesy the Unbound Bible (http://unbound.biola.edu/)- Direction: LTR
- LCSH: Bible. Manx Gaelic.
- Distribution Abbreviation: manxgaelic
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