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WORD Research this...1 Corinthians 1
- 1 Sang ngehi, Pohl, me alehdier doadoahk en wahnpoaron en Krais Sises pwehki kupwur en Koht, oh sang rehn riatail souleng Sostenihs-
- 2 Ong mwomwohdisohn Koht me mi Korint, ong koaros me Koht ketin malipe pwe re en wiahla sapwellime aramas sarawi rehn Krais Sises, oh pil ong aramas koaros, wasa koaros, me kin pwongih atail Kaun Sises Krais, arail Kaun oh pil atail Kaun:
- 3 Kalahngan oh popohl en Samatail Koht oh atail Kaun Sises Krais en kin ieiang kumwail.
- 4 I kin kapingkalahngankihong Koht ahnsou koaros kalahngan me e ketin wiahiong kumwail ni mwaren Krais Sises.
- 5 Pwe ni amwail miniminiongehr Krais, kumwail audaukidahr soangen kapai kan en nanleng, pil iangahki kapai koaros en padahk oh kupwurokong.
- 6 Amwail kin kadehde duwen Krais inenen pweida mwahu rehmwail,
- 7 kahrehda sohte kapai ehu mie me kumwail sohte ale ni amwail awiawih kasansaldohn atail Kaun Sises Krais.
- 8 Ih me pahn pil ketin kangkakehlaka kumwail lao lel ni imwi, pwe en dehr mie kisin sapwung kis rehmwail ni Rahnen atail Kaun Sises Krais.
- 9 Kumwail kak likih Koht, Kohto me ketin malipeikumwaildo pwe kumwail en kin iang miniminiong sapwellime Iehros, atail Kaun Sises Krais.
- 10 Riei ko, ni mwaren atail Kaun Sises Krais, I peki ni ngidingid rehmwail, kumwail koaros en pwungkipene dahme kumwail kin patohwanda, a ieremen kumwail mweidohng saminimin en kin mie nanpwungamwail; pwe e konehng kumwail en kin ahnekipene lamalamteieu oh kupwurteieu.
- 11 Pwe I esesangehr rehn ekei kisehn peneinei en Kloe duwen akamai kan nanpwungamwail.
- 12 Eri, iet me I men ndahn, duwen amwail kin liaktohrohrpene: emen kin akahkupwungki ndinda, “Ngehi iengen Pohl”; a emen, “Ngehi iengen Apolos”; a emen, “Ngehi iengen Piter”; a emen, “Ngehi iengen Krais.”
- 13 Eri, ia duwe? Krais pwalpeseng wiahda pwihn kei? Ih Pohl me pwoula nin lohpwuwo pwe en komourkumwailla? De kumwail papidaislahr ni mwaren Pohl?
- 14 I kapingkalahngankihong Koht ei sohte papidaisihala emen kumwail likin Krispus oh Kaius.
- 15 Eri, sohte emen kumwail kak nda me e ale papidais ni mwarei.
- 16 (Ahpw soh, pwe ngehi me pil papidaisihala Stepanus oh eh peneinei; ahpw I sohte tamataman me I papidaisihala emen tohrohr likin irail pwukat.)
- 17 Krais sohte ketin poaroneiehdo pwe I en papidaisih aramas, ahpw pwe I en kapahrengki Rongamwahu, ni kaidehkin mwomwen aramas kadek kapahrek, pwehki tiahk wet pahn kihsang manaman unsek en pwoulahn Krais nin lohpwu.
- 18 Pwe rohng pwoatet duwen Krais eh pwoula nin lohpwu, iei mehkot mwahl ehu ong irail kan me sohte iang mi nan ahl en komour; ahpw rehtail me komourlahr akan, e wehwehki manaman en Koht.
- 19 Pwe Pwuhk Sarawi mahsanih, “I pahn kauwehla loalokong en me loalokong kan, I pahn soikeweisang rehi marain en me sukuhl kan.”
- 20 Eri, ia katepen me loalokong en sampah kan? de me sukuhl kan? de me koahiek en kawehwe loalokong en sampah? Koht soh ketin kasaledahr duwen loalokong en sampah wet eh mehkot mwahl?
- 21 Pwe nin duwen sapwellime erpit, Koht sohte ketin mweidohng aramas re en marainkihla Koht ni pein ar loalokong. Pwe Koht ketin kupwurehda en komourkihla me pwoson akan doadoahk en kapahrengki rongamwahu, me ekei kin wiahki doadoahk mwahl ehu.
- 22 Eri, mehn Suhs akan kin men kilang manaman mehn kadehde doadoahk wet, oh mehn Krihs kin rapahki loalokong.
- 23 Ahpw kiht, se kin kapahrengki Krais me lohpwuwalahro. Mahsen wet me mehn Suhs akan kin mwakarkihda oh mehn liki kan kin mwamwahliki.
- 24 Ahpw rehn irail kan me Koht ketin malipe, mehn Suhs oh mehn liki koaros, mahsen wet, iei Krais me manaman en Koht oh pil kupwurokong en Koht.
- 25 Pwe mehkot me likamwete me mwahl rehn Koht, e uhdahn siksang loalokong en aramas; oh mehkot me likamwete me luwet rehn Koht, e uhdahn siksang kehlail en aramas.
- 26 Riei ko, kumwail tamataman ia duwen kumwail ahnsou me Koht ketin malipei kumwail. Me malaulau rehmwail me loalokong, de manaman, de lapalap, nin duwen lamalam en sampah.
- 27 Koht ketin pilada me soaloalokong nin lamalam en sampah pwe en ketin kasarowehkihdi me loalokong kan; oh e ketin pilada me luwet akan pwe en ketin kasarowehkihdi me kehlail kan.
- 28 E ketin pilada me mwahl akan oh me sekeniken en sampah oh me sohte ar mehkot, pwe en kauwehkihla me lapalap oh kesempwal kan nin duwen lamalam en sampah.
- 29 Eri, met wehwehki me sohte aramas emen kak suweiki mehkot mwohn silangin Koht.
- 30 Iei me Koht ketin kupwurehkinkumwailla pwe kumwail en wiahla sapwellime rehn Krais Sises, oh Krais en wiahla atail pwarer en kupwurokong. Kitail pwunglahr pwehki Krais, oh pwehki Krais kitail maiauda, oh wiahla sapwellimen Koht aramas sarawi.
- 31 Eri, duwen Pwuhk Sarawi eh mahsanih, “Mehmen me men suweiki mehkot, a en suweiki wiepen nin limen Kaun-o.”
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