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WORD Research this...Isaiah 56
- 1 KAUN-O ketin mahsanihong sapwellime aramas akan, “Kumwail wia dahme pwung, pwe I pahn mwadang doareikumwailla.
- 2 I pahn kapaiahda irail kan me kin wauneki rahnen Sapad ahnsou koaros oh sohte kin kasaminehla. I pahn kapaiahda irail kan me sohte kin wia me suwed.”
- 3 Mehn liki men me towelahr sapwellimen KAUN-O aramas akan sohte pahn nda, “KAUN-O sohte pahn ketin mweidohng ie I en iang sapwellime aramas akan kaudok.” Ohl emen me wusole lekasang en dehr medemedewe me e sohte kak iang wiahla kisehn sapwellimen Koht aramas akan pwehki eh sohte kak wiahda seri.
- 4 KAUN-O ketin mahsanihong soangen aramas menet, “Ma ke pahn waunekin ie ni omw pahn kapwaiada rahnen Sapad, oh wia dahme pahn kaparanda kupwurei oh kolokol ei inou kan ni loalopwoat,
- 5 eri, katamanpen mwaromw pahn mihmihte nan ei Tehnpas Sarawio oh rehn nei aramas akan werei sang omw pahn naineki pwutak kei de serepein kei. Ke sohte pahn manoknokla.”
- 6 Oh KAUN-O ketin mahsanihong mehn liki kan me wiahla kisehn sapwellime aramas akan, me kin poakohng oh papah, me kin wauneki rahnen Sapad oh kolokol sapwellime inou kan ni loalopwoat:
- 7 “I pahn weikumwaillahng Saion, ei dohl sarawio, oh kihong kumwail peren nan ei tehnpas en kapakap, oh kupwurehla meirong kan me kumwail pahn wia pohn ei pei sarawio. Ei Tehnpas Sarawio pahn kahdaneki tehnpas en kapakap ong tohn wehi koaros.”
- 8 KAUN-O Wasa Lapalahpie, me ketikidohr sapwellime aramas en Israel kan sang ar kalipilipala, ketin inoukidahr me e pahn pil ketikihdo aramas teikan pwe re en iangala sapwellime aramas akan.
- 9 KAUN-O ketin mahsanihong wehin liki kan re en patohdo duwehte mahn lawalo kan oh kangala sapwellime aramas akan.
- 10 E ketin mahsanih, “Kaun akan koaros me uhdahn pahn kaweid nei aramas akan, irail maskun! Sohte mehkot me re ese. Re rasehng kidi me kin sinsile ihmw ahpw sohte kin ngong-re kin wononseli oh ouiouraman. Ia uwen ar kin ngoangkihte memeir!
- 11 Re rasehng kidi mehwo kan me sohte kin itarki kanarail mwenge. Kaun pwukat sohte kin wehwehki. Emenemen irail kin wiewia dahme e kin perenki oh kin rapahki pein kamwahupe kelehpw.
- 12 Aramas kamam sakau pwukat kin nda, ‘Kitail wahdo wain, oh nimala uwen me kitail kak! Lakapw pahn mwahusang rahnwet.’ ”
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