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    Matthew 18
    •   ICI pic kipie'naskakon ke'knomocIk, ni CisusIn, otI cI, okinawan, We'nicI wusimI e'pite'ntakwsIt shi okumauwunuk shpumuk kishkok
    •   IcI Cisus e'kintomat e'kacinIncIn pInoce'iIn e'cIiIt, icI nawiukwan e'kicipitupat.
    •   OtI cI kikito, We'we'nI ktInum KishpIn pwawe'we'nI ne'ntume'k, ipi e'shwe'psuwat pe'piwsicIk pInoce'iuk, co kupitike'sim; shi okumauwunuk shpumuk kishkok.
    •   We'kwe'ntukI ke'shI kacwe'ntumkwe'n wia‘w ke'cwa e'kciIt pInoce' oie'o ke'kcI pite'ntakwsIt okumauwunuk shpumuk kishkok.
    •   We'kwe'ntuke' ke'otapnakwe'n nkot e'kaciIt pInoce' ntI‘noswunuk ntotapnuk Nin.
    •   We'kwe'ntuke', ke'nkshaat nkot notI e'kacinIncIn, te'pwe'ie'nmIt, wusimI taowunIt win, potakIn sIn e'wi napkuk, ipi wupukinIt e'cIk mitmianuk kcukImik.
    •   Kwo kwansukumuk shotI kik, osam ni nshke'ntuwunIn iw sI ke'nomkuk e'wipiamkuk nshke'ntuwunIn kokwansukumuk cI onInIpie'tot i nshke'ntuwun.
    •   KishpIn iknIc, tanake' i ksIt, ocImiashtotmIn kishkshIn, ipi nkoci pukiton, wusimI wunIt, kin pitike'n pmatsiwunuk knIce'n, ipi ksIte'n pnacak, icI i e'wi in nish knIce'n tanake' ksIte'n, icI e'wipuke'nukon kakuk shkote'k.
    •   KishpIn ke'ikshkishuk ocImiashtotmIn kcIpiton nkoci pukiton; wusimI owunIt kin pitike'n shi pmatsowunuk; mtIno nkotuk kshkishuk, icI e'wi-ion nish kshkishkwe'n e'wipukicikasiIn namkumuk shkote'k.
    • 10   Akwamsuk e'wipwa ianwe'nme'k otI nkot e'kaciIt, OtI ktInum, IpI shpumuk mishInwe'mwan pIne'’ wapmawan shiw oshkishkonuk ni NosIn e'ciIt shpumuk kishkok.
    • 11   O We'kwIsmukot NInwun kipie' e'wike'skonat ni kakiwanincIn,
    • 12   TInicI e'shte'aie'k? KishpIn nInI iuwat nkotwak mantanshIn, icI nkot kiwaninIt, conI onukinasin ni shak tso mtInIshIshaka, icI e'shiat shi e'pmIkwtakiw onunuk, icI e'pantawapmat ni kakiwanincIn.
    • 13   KishpIn cI mkuwat, we'we'nI ktInum, wusimI su mciwe'nmo ni nkot mantanshIn, icI ni shaktso mtInI shI shaka; kapwakiwanincIn.
    • 14   Iw sI nasap; cowin otIne'nmasin; Koswa e'iIt shpumuk, notI nkot e'kacinIncIn e'wipnatsInut.
    • 15   MinI kishpIn kikane' mIcitotakwiIn, shian, ipi witmo iw omIcshowe'psowun te'pnak kin, ipi win, nshukI kishpIn cI psItakwiIn; kikshkaase' kikane'.
    • 16   KishpIn kI pwapsItakwiIn moice'o nkot tanake', nish, wusimI, icI winwa otukitowunawa ki nish, tanake' nswI, ke'ocI wishkIsuk i kitukitonuwan.
    • 17   KishpIn cI ni pwaopsItwat witmoki e'cmaacIk, kishpIn cI pwapsItwat ni anmue'ancIn, ne'num ke'cwa me'mataosIt, ipi maocIcke' onInI.
    • 18   We'we'nI ktInum, We'kwe'ntuk ke'tkoptoie'k shotI kik, shi ke'tkopte' shpumuk, ipi we'kwe'ntuk ke'iapskonme'k shotI kik, ke'iapskonkate' shi shpumuk.
    • 19   MinI otI ktInum; KishpIn nish kinwa ie'ne'ntume'k shotI kik tshItme'ke'ko; winwa ntotmowat iw ke'nomkItnuk Nos e'iIt, shpumuk kishkok.
    • 20   KishpIn nish, tanake' nswI, ocI maoce'tiwat nin tnoswunuk shiw nkIiI nawi iukwan e'ciiuwat.
    • 21   IcI Pitu okipie'naskawan, otI cI okinan, Te'pe'nmin, TInicItsuk nikane' miashtotwut icI nin, e'wipone'nmuk? nashnI nouksuk?
    • 22   Cisus cI otI okinan, otIsI cokite'nse'non nash nouktsuk, otIsI nush nouktsomtInI tsuk nouk.
    • 23   OtIsI she'nakwIt okumauwun shpumuk ke'cwa kcI-okuma, ne'twe'nmat opmitakaimIn e'witpukot.
    • 24   Pic cI wawe'pktasot, nkot kipie'twa mtatsuk mtatswak kcIshoniaiIn me'snamakot.
    • 25   CocI ke'ko okiiIsin e'witpuwe'k, Te'pe'nmukwocIn, kishawe' win e'witawe'k ipi niwiwun, ipi onicanse'iIn, ipi caye'k ka‘tot icI e'witpukate'nuk iw, omIsInukIn.
    • 26   NicI pmitakaimIn okiowucikwnItakon, otI cI okinan, Te'pe'nmin nocma pwishIn, icI caye'k kIshtpuon.
    • 27   NicI te'pe'nmukwocIn, okishuwe'nmukon, ipi okipkItnukon, icI e'kiwe'pne'makot i me'snamowat.
    • 28   IcI o pmtaka e'kisakuk, icI nkot e'kimkawat wic pmitakaiIn kamsInamakot, nkotwak shomanke'In, icI e'kimackonat, e'ki kpe'ne'we'nat; otI cI okinan, tpuoshIn me'snumoiIn.
    • 29   IcI ni wic pmitakaiIn kipukson osItik, e'kimatmat; otI cI okinan, PwishIn icI caye'k ke'cI tpu‘onan.
    • 30   Cocu papIsh, ikiwupitke'we'pnan shi kpakwotiwkomkok, i e'witpu ukot i me'sna‘makot.
    • 31   Pic cI ni wic pmitakaiIn kawaptumwat e'totwumIt cicIkisate'ntumwuk, icI e'kinaskawawat, ipi okiwit mowawan, ni te'pe'nmukwacIn caye'k katotwumIt,
    • 32   IcI ni te'pe'nmukwcIn kakishntomkot otI okinan, O! ke'kie'patsin pmitaka kipone'ntumon caye'k me'snamoiIn, osam i kishIntawe'num,
    • 33   ConukwnI ke'kin i ktakishIshuwe'nmasi, o kicpmitaka. nin kashIshuwe'nme'nan.
    • 34   IcI ni te'pe'nmukwcIn kin shkatsin, ipi okipkItnumwan, ni ke'tmakawe'ncIn, pama kitpu‘uk caye'k i kamsInamakwcIn.
    • 35   Iwsuke' win nasap shpumuk Nos, ke'totakwie'k, kishpIn kte'iwak pwapone'ntumwe'k cak kikane'iwa me'ctotakwie'k.
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  • Potawatomi (Matthew Acts) (Lykins 1844) (potawatomi - 1)

    2007-04-26

    Potawatomi (pot)

    1833 Potawatomi Matthew and Acts, Lykins translation

    • Encoding: UTF-8
    • Direction: LTR
    • LCSH: Bible. N.T. Potowatomi.
    • Distribution Abbreviation: potawatomi

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