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WORD Research this...2 Kings 5
- 1 Nahman, kaun lapalap en karis kan en nanmwarkien Siria, iei ohl wadawad emen pahn kupwur en nanmwarkio, pwehki KAUN-O eh ketikihong mehn Siria manaman en powehdi sang ni en Nahman sawas; ahpw ohl tokutok men ih.
- 2 Eri, ehu ahnsoun mahweno, mehn Siria kan ahpw wahsang nan Isael kisin serepein kis me wiahla lidun en Nahman eh pwoud.
- 3 Serepein menet eri ndaiong eh lih soumaso, “Ma ei soumas pahn tuhwong soukohp me kin koukousoan nan Sameria, eh tukotuko pahn mwahula.”
- 4 Nahman eri patohla kairehki nanmwarkio duwen me kisin serepeino patohwan.
- 5 Nanmwarkien Siria eri sapeng, mahsanih, “Me mwahu! I pahn kadarohng ehu kisinlikowen rehn nanmwarkien Israel.” Nahman eri mwesel wa uwen silper 30,000, kohl 6,000, oh lepin likou kaselel eisek.
- 6 Iet audepen kisinlikou me e patohwanlahng nanmwarkien Israelo: “Kisinlikou kiset mehn kairehkin komwi duwen ei ladu Nahman me I patohwan kadarowohng komwi oh peki pwe komwi en kamwahwihala eh soumwahu.”
- 7 Ni nanmwarkien Israel eh ketin wadek kisinlikowo, e ahpw ketin tehrpeseng sapwellime likou nan eh nsensuwed, oh mahsanih, “Ia duwen nanmwarkien Siria eh kak kupwukupwure me I pahn kamwahwihala ohl menet? E kupwukupwure me ngehi koht emen me ahneki manaman en kihsang oh kihong mour? E sansal me e songosong en tapihada ehu nanpwung suwed nanpwungat!”
- 8 Eri, ni Elisa, sapwellimen Koht soukohpo, eh rongada duwen nanmwarkien Israel eh tehrpeseng sapwellime likowo, e ahpw patohwan kadaralahng pakair wet: “Dahme komw ketin tehrekipeseng sapwellimomwi likowen? Komw ketin kadarodohng ie ohl menen, e ahpw pahn kilang me mie soukohp nan Israel.”
- 9 Nahman eri patohla, iangahki dakepe oahs akan oh werennansapwo, oh uh mwohn wenihmwen imwen Elisa.
- 10 Elisa eri ilakih meninkeder emen pwe en patohwanohng Nahman, “Kohwei oh duhdu pak isuh nan Pillap Sordan, paliweromwen ahpw pahn mwahula oh ke pahn mwakelekella.”
- 11 Nahman lingeringerdahte oh pwurala sang wasao, ahpw mahsanih, “I kihkihong me e pahn pwerieido kasamwo ie, oh uhda kapakapohng KAUN-O, eh Koht, oh damwerki peho wasa tokutok ni paliwereiet oh kamwahwihala!
- 12 Pwe da? Pilen Apana oh Parpar, nan Damaskus, seu mwahusang pihl koaros en Israel? I kakete duhdu nan pillap pwukat oh kamwakeleiehda!”
- 13 Ahpw sapwellime ladu ko keiong mpe oh patohwanohng, “Maing, ma soukohpo patohwanohng komwi en wia mehkot apwal, komwi pahn wia. Eri, dahme komw sohte patohkihla oh duhduhki, duwen me e patohwanohng komwi, pwe komwi en mwakelekella?”
- 14 Nahman eri kohdihla oh duhdu pak isuh nan Pillap Sordan, nin duwen me Elisa kehkehlingkihong. Eri, kilin paliwereo ahpw mwahula duwehla kilin seri pwelel, e ahpw mwakelekella mehlel.
- 15 Nahman oh ienge ko koaros eri pwurala rehn Elisa, oh ndaiong, “Met I eseier me sohte emen koht likin Koht en Israel. Eri, komw kupwurkalahngan ketikihda kisakis wet sang rehi.”
- 16 Elisa ahpw sapeng, patohwan, “Ni mwaren Koht ieias, me I kin papah, I kahukihla me I sohte pahn ale mehkot.” Nahman ngidingidkihongete en ale kisakiso, ahpw Elisa uhdahn soikala douluhl,
- 17 Nahman eri patohwanlahng, “Eri, me mwahu! Ma komw sohte kupwurki ale kisakis pwukat, a komw mweidohng ie, maing, I en wahda uwen pwehl me ahs riemen kak wahda. Pwe sang met kohla I solahr pahn wiahiong emen koht tohrohr meirong de meirong isihs, pwe ongete KAUN-O.
- 18 Ahpw ihte, KAUN-O en ketin mahkihkiong ie, ni ei kin iang ei kaun ketilong nan tehnpas en Rimmon, koht en Siria, pwe en wia eh kaudok wasao. KAUN-O uhdahn pahn mahkikihong ie!”
- 19 Eri, Elisa ahpw patohwanohng, “ Kohkohwei ni popohl.” Nahman eri kohkohla. Nahman ahpwtehn nurlahsang wasao,
- 20 a Keasi, ladun Elaisa, ahpw mengimengloalki, “Ia duwe? Ei soumaset nohn mahkala pahn mehn Siria menet, Nahman, ni eh sohte kupwurki ale kisakis me e wa kohdo. Ni mwaren KAUN-O me ieias, I pahn pwakih oh alehsang mehkot reh.”
- 21 Keasi eri pwakih Nahman. Ni Nahman eh mahsanihada ohl emen eh tangatang kolahng reh, e lusdi sang pohn were werennansapwo pwe en tuhwong oh mahsanih, “Dahkot? Mie mehkot sapwungala?”
- 22 Keasi ahpw sapeng, patohwan, “Sohte, ei soumaso me kadariehdo pwe I en kairehkin komwi me mwahnakapw riemen ahpwtehn lel reht sang rehn pwihnen soukohp me kin mihmi wasa nahnahn Epraim. Ma komw seu kak ketikihong uwen mwohni silper 3,000 oh riau lepin likou kaselel en.”
- 23 Nahman eri nda, “Me mwahu! Ale mwohni silper 6,000.” E ahpw itonehng Keasi en ale. Ih eri pirepene mwohni silper ko nan koaruk riau, oh kihong irail iangahki lepin likou riauo; e ahpw kihong eh ladu riemeno pwe ira en kapaikada oh tiengla mwohn Keasi.
- 24 Ni ar lel pohn dohl wasa me Elisa kin koukousoan ie, Keasi ahpw ale dipwisou ko oh wahlong nan ihmwo. E ahpw kamwurala nein Nahman ladu ko.
- 25 Keasi eri pwurolongala nan ihmwo. Elisa ahpw idek reh, “Ke mihmihte ia?” A e sapeng, “Sohte. I sohte kohla wasa kis.”
- 26 Elisa ahpw patohwan, “Da? Ngeniet sohte iang uhk ni ohlo eh lusdi sang pohn were werennansapwo pwe en tuhwong uhk? Met ke solahr anahne ale mwohni oh likou, tuhke olip, mwetuwel en wain, sihpw oh kou, de ladu!
- 27 Eri met, en Nahman tokutoko pahn douwong uhk, eri kowe oh kadaudokomw kan pahn ahneki soumwahu wet kohkohlahte!” Ni Keasi eh mwesel kohkohla, paliwere diren tokutoklahr, oh pwetepwetala duwehte sinoh.
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