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WORD Research this...Isaiah 37
- 1 Mwadangete mwurin Nanmwarki Esekaia eh ketin karongehda arail pakairo, e ahpw ketin tehrpeseng sapwellime likou kan uwen eh kupwursuwedla, e ahpw pwuhriong nan likoun nsensuwed, oh ketilahng nan Tehnpas Sarawien KAUN-O.
- 2 E ahpw ketin poaronehla Elaiakim, me kin pwukoahki apwalih tehnpaso, Sepna, sounnting en tehnpaso, oh samworo me keieu mah oh kadarala rehn soukohp Aiseia, nein Eimwos. Irail koaros mi nan likoun nsensuwed.
- 3 Iet mahsen me e ketikihong irail pwe re en patohwanohng Aiseia: “Rahnwet iei rahnen lokolok ehu; kitail aleier lokolok oh nameneklahr. Kitail rasehngehr lih emen me pahn kareniongehr neitik, ahpw luwetalahr solahr kak neitik.
- 4 Nanmwarki Lapalap en Asiria poaronedohr sapwellime lapalap emen pwehn lahlahwe Koht ieias. KAUN-O, omwi Koht en ketin karonge lahlahwe pwukat oh ketin kaloke irail kan me wia lokaia pwukat. Eri, komwi ketin kasakaski aramas akan me pahn luhwehdi.”
- 5 Ni ahnsou me Aiseia aleier poaron en Nanmwarki Esekaia,
- 6 e ahpw kadaralahng pasapeng wet: KAUN-O ketin mahsanihong komwi en dehr masak mehn Asiria kan me kakahski me dene KAUN-O sohte kak doareikomwihla.
- 7 KAUN-O pahn ketin kupwurehda pwe nanmwarki lapalapo en karongehda rohng pwoat me pahn kahrehiong eh pahn sapahllahng nan sapwellime wehi, oh KAUN-O pahn ketin kupwurehda pwe en kamakamala wasao.”
- 8 Lapalap en Asiriao ahpw rongada me nanmwarki lapalapo ketisangehr Lakis oh mahmahweniong kahnimw me keren Lipna; e ahpw patolahng reh wasao pwehn ale sapwellime kaweid.
- 9 Pakair ahpw lelohng mehn Asiria kan me karis en Isip ehu, me Tiraka, nanmwarkien Sudan ketin kakahluwa, ketidohn mahweniong irail. Ni nanmwarki lapalapo eh karongehda met, e ahpw ketin kadaralahng kisinlikou kis ong Esekaia,
- 10 nanmwarkien Suda, me mahsanih: “Koht me komwi kin koapworopworki ketin mahsanihong komwi me komwi sohte pahn mihla pahn ei manaman, ahpw komwi dehr kamehlele met.
- 11 Ia duwe, komwi karongeier dahme nanmwarki lapalap en Asiria kin wiahiong wehi ehu me e kin ketin kupwurehda en kamwomwala. Ia duwe, komwi kupwukupwure me komwi kak pitla?
- 12 Ei pahpa kahlap ako kauwelahr kahnimw Kosen, Aran, oh Resep, oh kemelahr tohn Pededen me kin kousoan nan Telassar, oh sohte emen ar koht ko me kak doareirailla.
- 13 Ia nanmwarki kan en kahnimw Amad, Arpad, Separpaim, Ena, oh Ippa?”
- 14 Nanmwarki Esekaia ahpw ketikihsang kisinlikowo rehn meninkedero oh wadek. Ih eri ketilahng ni Tehnpas Sarawio, ketikihdi kisinlikowo wasao mwohn silangin KAUN-O,
- 15 e ahpw loulou, mahsanih,
- 16 Maing KAUN, Wasa Lapalap, Koht en Israel, me ket pohn kerup kan, komwihte kelehpw me Koht, me ketin kakaun wehi koaros en sampah. Komwi ketin kapikadahr nanleng oh sampah.
- 17 Eri met, Maing KAUN, komwi ketin karongei kiht oh ketin mahsanih dahme wiewiawihong kiht. Komwi ketin karonge mehkoaros me Senakerip patohwan lahlahwe kin komwi, Koht ieias.
- 18 Kiht koaros patohwan ese, Maing KAUN, me nanmwarki lapalap en Asiria kamwomwalahr wehi tohto, oh wiahkilahr sapwtehn sapwarail kan,
- 19 oh isikalahr ar koht kan-me iei kaidehn uhdahn koht kei, ahpw ihte sansal kei en tuhke oh takai me wiawihkihda pehn aramas.
- 20 Eri met, Maing KAUN, komwi ketin doareikitasang nanmwarki lapalap en Asiria, pwe wehi koaros en sampah pahn esehla me komwihte me Koht.”
- 21 Aiseia eri kadaralahng Nanmwarki Esekaia pakair ehu, pasapengpen en nanmwarkio loulou.
- 22 KAUN-O ketin mahsanih, “Kahnimw Serusalem kouruhrkin uhk, Senakerip, oh kepitkin uhk.
- 23 Ihs me ke lemeleme me ke lahlahwe oh mwamwahliki? Ke sohte waunekin ie, Koht sarawien Israel.
- 24 Ke kadarodohr noumw ladu pwehn suweikihong ie duwen weromw werennansapw en mahwen kan eh kalowedier nahna keieu ile kan en Lepanon. Ke suweiki me ke peledier tuhke sidar me keieu reirei kan oh tuhke saipres me keieu kaselel kan, oh me ke lellahng nanwerengen wel kan.
- 25 Ke suweiki me ke weiradahr pwarer kei oh nimpilsangehr ni pilen sapwen liki kan, oh nehn noumw sounpei kan tiakehr oh kamadahda Pillap Nail.
- 26 “Ia duwe, ke sohte rong me ngehi me koasoanedier mepwukat kawao? Oh met I kapwaiadahr mepwukat. Ngehi me kihong uhk manaman en wekidohng kahnimw kehlail kan ong ni koasoakoasoak en kihd.
- 27 Aramas ako me kin kousoan wasa pwuko me luwet; re masepwehkada oh salohda. Re rasehng dihpw nan mwaht ehu de dihpw me wosada pohn ihmw ni kisinieng karakar en palimese eh kin ipir irail.
- 28 “Ahpw I ese mehkoaros duwen kowe, dahme ke kin wia oh wasa ke kin kohla ie. I ese uwen omw uhwong ie.
- 29 I aleier pakairpen omw lingeringer oh omw aklapalap, eri met, I pahn kihong kehs ni tumwomwen oh kapwureiukalahng ni ahl me ke keid ie kohdo.”
- 30 Aiseia eri patohwanohng Nanmwarki Esekaia, “Iet kilel en dahme pahn pweida. Nan sounpar wet oh sounpar kohkohdo ihte me kumwail pahn konokonote wahnsahpw en nanwel, ahpw nan sounpar en mwurio, kumwail ahpw pahn kak padokedi wahnsahpw oh dolung, oh padokedi tuhkehn wain oh konote kreip kan.
- 31 Irail kan me luhwehdi nan Suda pahn paiamwahu rasehng kisin tuhke me kin kadarala kalowe wasa loal pahn pwehl oh kadarala wah.
- 32 E pahn mie aramas nan Serusalem oh pohn Nahna Saion me pahn pil luhwehdi, pwehki KAUN-O Wasa Lapalap ketin koasoanedier mepwukat en pweida.
- 33 “Oh Iet dahme KAUN-O ketin mahsanih duwen nanmwarki lapalap en Asiria: ‘E sohte pahn pedolong nan kahnimw wet oh sohte arep pwoat me e pahn kadarohng ie. Sohte sounpei me wisik mehn sansar pahn kerendohng kahnimwo, oh sohte mehn poadoandoar pahn wiawihda kapilpene kahnimw wet.
- 34 E pahn pwurala keid ni ahl me e keid ie kohdo, ni eh sohte pahn pedolong nan kahnimw wet. Ngehi, KAUN-O, me mahmahsen.
- 35 I pahn doarehla oh sinsile kahnimw wet, pwe en wia kamwahupen mwarei oh pwehki inou me I wiahiongehr nei ladu Depit.’ ”
- 36 Tohnleng en KAUN-O men ahpw patolahng nan kahnimwpwal en mehn Asiria kan oh kemehla sounpei 185,000. Re ahpw wonohnpene oh melahr nin sohrahn en mandahn rahno.
- 37 Senakerip, nanmwarki lapalap en Asiria ahpw pwuralahng Ninipe.
- 38 Rahn ehu, nindokon eh wiewia eh kaudok nan tehnpesen eh koht Nisrok, sapwellime pwutak riemen, Adramelek oh Sareser, ahpw kemehkihla ih neira kedlahs kan oh ira sopolahng nan wehin Ararat. Pil emen sapwellime pwutak, Esaradon, me uhd wiliandi wiahla nanmwarki lapalap.
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