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WORD Research this...Acts 11
- 1 IwcI ki nwakancuk, ipi wikane'iIn kaicuk shi Cwtie'uk kanotake'wat, ni Me'ikIsnIncIn winwake' e'kipsItmowat Kshe'mIne'to kikitowun.
- 2 IwcI Pitu kapiat shi Cinose'ne'muk, kiw cI kate'pwe'tkuk, (CiwiIn winwa ka kaotashmocuk) otupakwnuke'owunwa okinshkuknonawan-
- 3 OtI cI okinawan; kipitikawak, ki nInwuk (me'ikIscIk) pwa kaotashcuk ipi kiwitopmak.
- 4 Pitu cI we'we'ni okiwitmowan e'wshkuwe'p nomkItnuk, ipi oki iactumwan, otI okinan.
- 5 Shi nkiiI kcIotanuk Cape'uk, nkinuma icI nkiapwa nkiwapitancI, kanaptman nkot tnacke'wun kipie'nisashke'mkIt ke'cwa kcI wapoian kiwcI nisnukate' shi shpumuk nie'wuk, e'wikwe'ie'knIwuk icI nkipie' naskakon.
- 6 IcI kawaptuman nkinaktowe'ntan, ipi nkiwapmak ne'ie' ostacuk we'siuk, ipi pkoc we'siuk shotI kik, ipi pe'pamote'shkuk ipi pe'pamsacuk.
- 7 Ipi nkinotan notakwsuwun otI ktomkIt Psukwin Pitu, nta‘we'n, ipi wisnIn.
- 8 NIshcI otI nkikIt, Coin Te'pe'nke'n; coin ke'ko me'anuk tanake', wanakwuk wika ntIshkumosi.
- 9 NIshcI minI notakwsuwun, nkiwcI, nkwe'takon shiw shpumuk iw Kshe'mIne'to kapinakwtot ke'ko wanakwuk shInkatkIn.
- 10 IwcI otI nsuk kinomkIt icI caye'k, minI ki opashke'mkIt ipI shpumuk.
- 11 IwcI pInI kie'nup shi kiik nswI nInwuk, kishashikiik, wIkwamuk, kaciiian e'kipie' icI ntomwat, shi Sisine'uk.
- 12 IwcI o Cipam, nkiwitmak e'wiwice'okwa e'wipwa ianwe'ntuman; wusimI kI nkotwatso nikane'uk, nkiwice'okok, icI e'kinmupitike'iak o nInI e'tat.
- 13 Ipi nkiwitmaknan kashuwapmat mshInwe'n shi e'tat e'nipwunIt, ipi otI kikItwun nokashI nInwuk, ipI Cape'uk, ipi ntom Sayimun, e'shnuk asot ke' Pitu;
- 14 Win kuwitmak kikitonIn ke'ocI, ke'skonkoie'k kin, ipi caye'k ktowikwamuk, e'icuk;
- 15 Pic cI e'we'pkInonkwa PanakwsIt Cipam okipkIshnotakwan ke'cwa kinan, e'wshkI shuwe'pse'ikon.
- 16 IwcI pic kimikwe'ntan okikitowun, Kshe'mIne'to iw e'kikItpIt Can we'we'ni kikcItapie'nwe' shi mpishuk, nIshcI kinwa kukcItapie'nkasom shi PanakwsIt Cipam.
- 17 Osam win Kshe'mIne'to e'kiminat i kashu minkoikon, kinan, kate'pwe'twukon, Te'pe'nke't Cisus Knayst, we'kwnicI nin, takshkItoian, e'wiwtumu‘k Kshe'mIne'to.
- 18 IcI otI kanotmoat, coke'kokikItsik, ipi o kiwinwanawan, Kshe'mIne'ton, otI kikItwuk, Kshe'mIne'to nukwuke' ni Me'ikIsnIncIn, okiminan kisate'ntumwun shi pmatsowunuk.
- 19 Kiw cI kaswe'shkacuk, onukmuk, osam e'kimiashtotwut StipIn, kipmI shishie'k shi Pinusuk, ipi Saypusuk ipi E'ntiakuk, e'pmumnwactumwat i kikitowun; cowi wIiI mtIno ni CwiIn.
- 20 IwcI anIt Saypusuk nInwuk, ipi Saynin nInwuk, kapiawat shi E'ntiakuk okikinonawan Kniksh nInwuk, Te'pe'nke't Cisus kukie'kwe'wun.
- 21 Kshe'mIne'to cI okshke'osuwun, okiwice'okonawa, mce'shcI okite'pwe'twawan, ipi okikwe'knIwitwawan Kshe'mIne'ton.
- 22 KicI te'pwe'ie'ntukuk, shi Cinose'ne'muk kanotmoat notI ke'ko, okinokanawan Pe'ne'pe'sIn, e'wishianIt, shi E'ntiakuk.
- 23 Win kapiat, ipi kawaptuk, oshuwe'ncuke'wun Kshe'mIne'to, kinciwe'nmo, ipi okiakwaman caye'k, e'wiwishkIte'anIt ipi, e'wiwickapwutwawot ni Kshe'mIne'ton.
- 24 Osam kimnoshuwe'pse' nInI, ipi okimoshkIne'shkakon ni PanakwsIn Cipam, ipi te'pwe'ie'ntumwun, mce'sh cI nIshInape'k kitkwaknoik Kshe'mIne'ton.
- 25 IcI kinmamaci Pe'ne'pe's e'shiat Tasusuk, e'wuntuwapmat Sanun;
- 26 IwcI kamkawat okipie'nan shi, E'ntiakuk otI kanomkuk, nkot pon, kimaoce'tik ki te'pwe'ie'ntukuk, ipi okiknomowawan mce'sh nIshInape'n, ipi ki ke'knomocuk, Knayst nIshInape'k kishInkasok, ne'tum shi E'ntiakuk.
- 27 IwcI notI e'kishkiwuk Nakan acimocuk kiw cupie'k, Cinose'ne'muk, kipie'shie'k E'ntiakuk.
- 28 Nkot cI ki nipwI E'kipus, kishInkaso, kiwitmake' shi cipamuk, e'wikcI, pkIte'kiwnunuk, caye'k, shotI kik, iw kashuwe'puk, otukishkimuk Knatius Sise'.
- 29 Pic cI ki te'pwe'ie'ntukuk, e'tshowat washukshkItIt kine'ntumwuk, e'wi nishokomowawat ni wikane'iwan, katanIt Cwtie'uk.
- 30 Iw katotmowat, ipi okinitaawan ni nakane'ntakwsIncIn, Pe'ne'pe's, ipi San, onIcinuk.
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Potawatomi (Matthew Acts) (Lykins 1844) (potawatomi - 1)
2007-04-26Potawatomi (pot)
1833 Potawatomi Matthew and Acts, Lykins translation
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- LCSH: Bible. N.T. Potowatomi.
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