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WORD Research this...Isaiah 29
- 1 Serusalem, pei sarawien Koht, pahn ohla! Kahnimw me Depit kauwada ie imwe impwal pahn ohla! Sounpar ehu de riau en leledo oh imwisekla, iangahki kamadipw oh sarawi lapalap akan,
- 2 oh Koht ahpw pahn ketikihdo kahpwal laud pohn kahnimwo me adaneki “Pei sarawien Koht.” Mwahiei oh sengiseng laud pahn mie, oh kahnimwo pwon pahn duwehla pei sarawi ehu me kidikidkihla nta.
- 3 Koht pahn ketin mahweniong kahnimwo, kapilpene, oh kalowehdi.
- 4 Serusalem pahn rasehng ngehn ehu me nannantihong en lokaia sang pahn pwehl, ngilikir peipeido sang nan pwelpar.
- 5 Serusalem, mehn liki koaros me pahn mahweniong uhk pahn koakoahkla rasehng pwelpar, oh neirail karis kan pahn masepwehkada oh pihrpeseng rasehng dihpw meng. Mwadangete ni sohte kasikpe,
- 6 KAUN-O, Wasa Lapalap, pahn ketin kapitkinuhkala posopos en nansapwe oh rerrer en sahpw. E pahn ketikihdo melimel oh kisiniei laud;
- 7 eri, karis en wehi kan me mahmahweniong kahnimw en pei sarawien Koht-arail tehtehn mahwen kan-mehkoaros-pahn sohrala rasehng ouraman ehu, rasehng madamadau ehu nipwong.
- 8 Wehi koaros me pokonpenehr pwe re en mahweniong Serusalem pahn rasehng aramas duhpeklahr emen me ouramandahr me e wie mwengemwenge, e ahpw pirida ni eh duhpek, de rasehng aramas emen me mehkilahr eh men nimpil, e ahpw ouramanda me e wie nimnimpil, e ahpw pirida nan kepinwere ngalangaladahr.
- 9 Kumwail wenla mwowe oh wiewia tiahk en pweipwei! Kumwail wenla mwowe oh wiewia tiahk en aramas maskun! Kumwail sakaula ni amwail sohte nim wain! Wasawasasseli ni amwail sohte nim dingiding ehu!
- 10 KAUN-O ketin kupwuredahr kumwail en lusulusoi, oh onopadahr kumwail en meirla oh meirkelikla. Soukohp kan me pahn wia pwoaren mesen aramas akan, ahpw Koht ketin kakunlahr masarail kan.
- 11 Wehwehn kaudiahl kan me wiawihongehr soukohp koaros pahn rirsang kumwail; e pahn rasehng pelien doaropwe ehu me sidahmplahr. Ma kumwail pahn walahng aramas emen me ese wadawad oh peki en wadekohng kumwail, e pahn nda me e sohte kak wadek pwehki eh sidahmpehr.
- 12 Ma kumwail pahn kihong aramas emen me sehse wadawad oh peki en wadekohng kumwail, e pahn ndahng kumwail me e sehse wadawad.
- 13 Kaun-o ketin mahsanih, “Aramas pwukat kin nda me re kin kaudokiong ie, ahpw sohte audepen ar koasoi kan, oh mohngiongirail dohsang ie. Mwomwen arail mour en souleng kin pwilisang kosonned oh tiahk en aramas, me re pein wadlikihala.
- 14 Eri, I pahn kaluskinirailda ei mwekid kapwuriamwei kan. Irail kan me loalokong pahn wiahla aramas pweipwei, oh arail koahiek koaros pahn sohla katepe.”
- 15 Irail kan me songosong en karirihala ar koasoandi kan sang KAUN-O pahn ohla! Re kin wiahda ar koasoandi kan ni rir oh lemeleme me sohte emen me kilang de ese dahme re wiewia.
- 16 Re kin wekidala mehkoaros. Mehnia me keieu kesempwal, sounwia einpwoat de pwehl en wiahda einpwoat? Mie mehkot me aramas wiahda kak ndahng aramaso, “Kaidehn kowe me wiaiehda”? De e kak ndahng aramaso, “Ke sohte ese dahme ke wiewia”?
- 17 Lepin kahso ketihtihki, mwurin ahnsou kis nanwel mosulo pahn wiahla wasahn mwetuwel, oh mwetuwelo pahn pwurehng nanwella.
- 18 Ni rahno eh pahn leledo, me salongopon kan pahn kak rong pwuhk ehu eh pahn wadawad ni ngihl laud, oh me maskun kan, me kin mihmi nan rotorot, pahn kilangada wasa.
- 19 Me semwehmwe oh aktikitik kan pahn pwurehng diar peren me kin pwilisang KAUN-O, Koht sarawien en Israel.
- 20 Met pahn wia imwilahn irail kan me kin kahpwalihala meteikan oh mwamwahliki Koht. Me dipan koaros pahn mwomwla.
- 21 Koht pahn ketin kaloke irail kan me kin kauwehla eden meteikan, irail kan me kin katokihedi kalokepen me dipan akan oh irail kan me kin kinehda likamw pwe aramas lelepek kan en dehr ale pwuhng.
- 22 Eri met, KAUN-O, Koht en Israel, me ketin kapitala Eipraam sang nan apwal, ketin mahsanih, “Nei aramas akan, kumwail solahr pahn namenek, masamwail kan solahr pahn pohpohsuwedki amwail namenek.
- 23 Ni amwail pahn kilang seri kan me I pahn kihong kumwail, eri, kumwail ahpw pahn esehla me ngehi iei Koht sarawien Israel. Kumwail pahn waunekin ie oh lemmwikiniehla.
- 24 Aramas pweipwei kan pahn esehla wehwehki, oh irail kan me kin lipilipahned pahn perenkihda ale padahk.”
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