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WORD Research this...Acts 22
- 1 NInituk, nikane'ituk, ipi Nose'ituk; psItumok, wanInkon e'winatmatsoian.
- 2 (Pic cI kanotwawat e'kikitonIt, e'shumnIt ni Ipnoiun, wusimI tokum kiik icI otI okinan;)
- 3 We'we'nI nin, Cw nInI, nkitshInik shi Tasusuk, kcI otanuk, shi Sinishie'uk e'kiwuk, nIshcI nkit shIkishuk, shotI kcI-otanuk, e'tIste'pIt Ke'me'niIn, ipi nkiknomako, omIno tpakwnuke'onuwa, kikosnanuk, ipi nkipmitwa Kshe'mIne'to ke'cwa kinwa e'totme'k nkom e'kishkiwuk.
- 4 Nkimiashtotwak, ipi nkinsak otI kashu te'pwe'ie'ntukuk, nkitkopInak, ipi nkipitike'nak kpakotiwkumkok nInwuk, ipi kwe'k.
- 5 Ipi ke'iapI ke'cme'matmot, nkuke'nmuk, ipi caye'k, kakitocIk, kinakanse'cIk, winwa ke'iapI, nkiminkok, ni msInukInIn e'wimacitwukwa ki nikane' iuk, ipi nkishia ipI Te'me'ske'suk e'wipie'nkwa, shi te'kopsocuk, Cinose'ne'muk e'wipsItie'kaswat.
- 6 OtIcI kanomkuk, me'kwa e'ie' ipI shiaian, ipi pe'shoc kanImItnIsian shi Te'me'skusuk, e'na‘wkwe'k, kie'nup kikcIwase'ia ociiukwan shpumuk nkiwa wase'shkmakon kiwtayiukwan.
- 7 Ipi nkipmukocIn shi ne'kwukik; ipi nkinotan notakwsuwun, otIki kitomkIt, San, San, We'kwnicI we'cmiashtotwun?
- 8 OtI cI nkishInkwe'twa, We'nicI kin, Te'pe'nke'n? otI cI nkinuk, ninsI Cisus Ne'se'ni nInI, kin me'ashtotwin.
- 9 KicI kapmowice'okuk, we'we'nI okiw aptanawa e'wase'anuk, ipi kise'ksik, nIshcI cokinotwasiwawan nikaki noshcIn.
- 10 OtI cI nkikIt, We'kwnicI ke'totman Te'pe'nke'n, icI o Te'pe'nke't otI nkinuk Psukwin ipi shian Te'me'skusuk, shiw kwshI kuwitmako, cake'ko e'ne'nmukon waoshIton.
- 11 Pic cI kapwan apian e'pic iasikwe' sian i e'wase'iak, nkipmIskInkInkok, ki kapmowice'ocuk, nkipie'shia Te'me'skusuk.
- 12 Nkot E'ne'naye's, kwiuk nInI, shi tpakwnuk e'wunuk, caye'k ni CwiIn kamnotshumkot shi katancIn;
- 13 Nkipie' naskak, kinipwawak, ipi otI nkinuk, Nikane' San, n‘I ntuwapIn icI pic i tpukIn, nkiwapma.
- 14 OtI cI nkinuk, O Kshe'mIne'tomwan ki kosnanuk, kiwe'napmuk e'wike'n tumIn iw tIne'ntumwun, ipi e'wi wapmIt o Nkot Kwiuk; ipi e'winotmIn iw kikitowun shiw tonik.
- 15 Kin ke'ocI kuke'ntumwat caye'knInwuk, caye'k, i kawaptumIn, ipi kanotmIn.
- 16 We'kwnicI nkom e'pwiton? Psukwin ipi kcItapie'nkason, e'wiksIiapawe'k kmiashsuwe'psiwnIn, nume'ki to‘w Kshe'mIne'to shi tInoswunuk.
- 17 OtI cI kanomkuk, minI shi kapiaian Cinose'ne'muk e'ie' numaian shi nume'okumkok nkiapwa;
- 18 Ipi nkiwapma, otI nkinuk, Ke'npIsIn, ipi kie'nup sak-In shi Cinose'ne'muk, osamco, okIte'pwe'tsinawa, kukie'kwe'wun, e'shmiIn.
- 19 OtIcI nkikIt, Te'pe'nke'n, nkw ke'nmukok, e'kikpakwokwa, ipi e'ki psItie'kwa shi e'tsuk nume'okum kwe'n ki kate'pwe'ie'nmukwiIn.
- 20 Pic cI omuskwim kupmitakaiIm StipIn, kasikwe'pnukate'nuk, ninke'iapI shi nkinipow; ipi e'te'pwe'tman, iw o nupwun; ipi nkiknInmowak paskumwacIn kikansacuk.
- 21 OcI cI nkinuk, Nmumacin; knokanIn; pnoc, shi e'ce'iuwat ki Me'ikIscIk.
- 22 OkipsItwawancI, nashcI otI kakItnIt. kiwishkwe'we'ksik, ipi otI kikItwuk, Macinuk, otI e'shwe'psIt nInI, shotI kik; cosupite'ntakwsIsi e'wi pmatsIt.
- 23 E'ie' wishkwe'we'ksuwat ipi e'kiskonie' wat, ipi ne'kwukI shpumuk e'ie' puk itowat;
- 24 KcI kapte'n kishuwe' e'wipitikIckas nIt shi wakakInuk, ipi kishuwe' e'wipsItie'kasnIt, e'wiocIke'nmawat we'c i shumkot ni nIshInape'n.
- 25 Me'kwacI, e'ie' tkopnawat ni mishakIn tkopcIkInIn Pan; okinan, niw okuman cikiwukwan kanipwunIt inI ktIne'ntakwsum shi tpakwnuke'wunuk e'wipsItie'we'k, Nome'n, nInI e'pwamshI tpakwnIt.
- 26 Pic cI kanotwat o okuma kishie'wak ipi okiwitmowan ni kcI kapte'nIn otI okinan, ikwamsuk otI e'totme'k osam Nome'n nInI otI.
- 27 IcI kcI kapte'n kipie' ipi otI, okinan, WitmoshIn kinI Nome'nInI? OtI cI kikito e'‘.
- 28 IcI o kcI kapte'n, okinkwe'twan, mce'sh shonia nkimikwe'-e'ki-kikishpIne'toian te'pe'ntuswun; Pan cI otI ki kIto ninkinik, e'tupe'ntusian.
- 29 Kie'nupcI okinknawan, kiw wak e'nmapninuk, ipi ke' o kcI kapte'n kise'kse', kake'nmat, win Nome'n nInwunIt, osam win okitkopnan.
- 30 IcI wiapnIwuk, e'wike'ntuk i e'nomkItnuk, e'mcItshumkot ni CwiIn, okiiapwan shi nIcinuk, ipi okinan ni ke'cmatmoncIn, ipi caye'k okikitonawan e'wipianIt, ipi okipie'niswunan, ni panIn, ipi okicipitupan e'nasmup wat.
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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.
- Distribution Abbreviation: potawatomi
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