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WORD Research this...James 4
- 1 A-belec'h e teu en ho touez an emgannoù hag an tabutoù? Ha n'eo ket eus ho kwallyouloù a stourm en hoc'h izili?
- 2 C'hoantaat a rit ha ne berc'hennit ket. Muntrerien oc'h ha gwarizius, ha ne c'hellit ket resev ho kwalc'h. Stourm a rit ha brezeliñ, ha koulskoude ne berc'hennit netra peogwir ne c'houlennit ket.
- 3 Goulenn a rit ha ne resevit ket abalamour ma c'houlennit fall, evit dic'hoantañ ho kwallyouloù.
- 4 Tud ha gwragez avoultr, ha n'ouzoc'h ket penaos karantez ar bed a zo enebiezh ouzh Doue? An neb eta a fell dezhañ bezañ mignon d'ar bed en em ra enebour da Zoue.
- 5 Ha soñjal a rit e lavar ar Skritur en aner penaos: ar Spered a chom ennomp en deus c'hoantoù a zoug d'ar warizi?
- 6 Er c'hontrol e ro ur c'hras vrasoc'h. Dre-se, ar Skritur a lavar: Doue a harp ouzh ar re ourgouilhus, met reiñ a ra gras d'ar re uvel.
- 7 Sujit eta da Zoue, harpit ouzh an diaoul hag e tec'ho diouzhoc'h.
- 8 Tostait ouzh Doue hag e tostaio ouzhoc'h. Pec'herien, naetait ho taouarn, tud a galon lodennet, glanait ho kalonoù.
- 9 Merzit ho reuzeudigezh, bezit en kañv ha gouelit, ra vo troet ho c'hoarzh e daeroù hag ho levenez e tristidigezh.
- 10 En em izelait dirak an Aotrou hag ec'h uhelaio ac'hanoc'h.
- 11 Breudeur, na zroukkomzit ket en eil diwar-benn egile. An hini a zroukkomz diwar-benn ur breur pe a varn e vreur, a zroukkomz diwar-benn al lezenn hag a varn al lezenn. Ha mar barnez al lezenn, n'out ket un oberour eus al lezenn met ur barner.
- 12 Ul lezenner hepken a zo, an hini a c'hell salviñ ha koll, te avat piv out, te hag a varn ar re all?
- 13 Bremañ, ouzhoc'h ar re a lavar: Mont a raimp hiziv pe warc'hoazh d'ar gêr-mañ-gêr, hag e tremenimp eno ur bloavezh, da werzhañ ha da c'hounit.
- 14 N'ouzoc'h ket petra a vo warc'hoazh. Rak petra eo ho puhez? N'eo nemet ur vogedenn en em ziskouez evit un nebeud amzer hag a dec'h goude.
- 15 Kentoc'h e tlefec'h lavarout: Mar fell d'an Aotrou, e vevimp hag e raimp an dra-mañ pe an dra-se.
- 16 Met bremañ e kavit gloar en ho fougeoù. Pep fouge a seurt-se a zo fall.
- 17 Hennezh eta a anavez ar mad a dlefe d'ober ha n'henn gra ket, a bec'h.
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Gospels (breton - 1.1.1)
2012-03-29Breton (br)
Breton New Testament.
TESTAMANT NEVEZ HON AOTROÙ HAG HOR SALVER JEZUZ-KRIST lakaet e brezhoneg da gentañ en naontekvet kantved gant Gwilh Ar C'hoad, hag embannet gant Unvaniezh Dreinderian ar Bibl evit ar Vretoned e 1893, adwelet, lakaet e brezhoneg a-vremañ gant Lukaz Bernikod, hag embannet gant Unvaniezh ar Bibl en Anjev e 2004, adweladenn gwellaet e 2011, anvet TROIDIGEZH KOAD 21.
NOUVEAU TESTAMENT DE NOTRE SEIGNEUR ET SAUVEUR JÉSUS-CHRIST EN LANGUE BRETONNE traduit d'abord au 19ème siècle par Guillaume Le Coat et édité par la Société Biblique Trinitaire pour la Bretagne en 1893 révisé, mis en langue bretonne moderne par Luc Bernicot, et édité par la Société Biblique d'Anjou en 2004, révision améliorée en 2011, nommé VERSION KOAD 21.
NEW TESTAMENT OF OUR LORD AND SAVIOUR JESUS CHRIST IN BRETON LANGUAGE first translated during the 19th century by Guillaume Le Coat and published by the Brittany Trinitarian Bible Society in 1893 revised, transposed into modern Breton language by Luc Bernicot, and published by the Anjou Bible Society in 2004, revision improved 2011, called KOAD 21 VERSION.
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- Distribution Abbreviation: Koad 21
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