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WORD Research this...Jeremiah 49
- 1 Iet me KAUN-O mahsanih duwen Ammon: “Ia ohlen Israel ko? Ia duwe, solahr emen me pahn doare sapwarailo? Dahme re mweidkihong aramas akan me kin pwongih Molek en adihasang sapwen kadaudok en Kad oh kousoanla wasao?
- 2 Ahpw ahnsou ehu kohkohdo me I pahn kupwurehda pwe aramas akan en poahsoan kaunen kahnimw Rappa en rong ngilen mahwen, oh e pahn ohla oh eh kousapw akan pahn mwasikediong nanpwel. Eri, Israel ahpw pahn kapwurehdo sapweo sang irail kan me adihasangehr.
- 3 Kumwail mehn Espon, kumwail weriwer! Ai mwomwlahr! Lihen Rappa, kumwail mwahiei! Kumwail pwuhriong nan likoun nsensuwed oh mwahmwahiei. Kumwail tangkiseli amwail pingiping. Amwail koht Molek pahn kalipilipalahr, iangahki eh samworo kan oh nah soupeidi kan.
- 4 Ia kahrepen kumwail me soaloalopwoat akan en kin suwei? Amwail kehlail wie tikitikla. Dahme kumwail likiheki amwail manaman oh ndahki me sohte emen kak eimahda oh mahweniong kumwail?
- 5 I pahn ketikihdo pohmwail soahng kamasepwehk sang pali koaros. Kumwail koaros pahn sopohla. Emenemen kumwail pahn tang repen mour, oh sohla emen me pahn pwurehng kapokonepene noumwail sounpei kan.
- 6 “Ahpw mwuri I pahn pwurehng kapaiada Ammon. Ngehi, KAUN-O, me mahmahsen.”
- 7 Iet me KAUN-O, Wasa Lapalap, mahsanih duwen Edom: Ia duwe, mehn Edom manokelahr ar lamalam mwahu? Neirail sounkaweid kan solahr kak kaweidkin irail dahme re en wia? Ar loalokong kan sohralahr?
- 8 Kumwail tohn Dedan, kumwail pweiekla oh tangdoaui! Kumwail rukula! I pahn kamwomwala kadaudok en Esau kan pwehki ei ahnsoun kaloke irail eh leledohr.
- 9 Ni ahnsou me aramas kin dolung wahn wain kan, re kin luhwehkihdi me malaulau nan tuhke kan, oh ni sounpirap akan ar kin pirap nipwong, re kin alehte dahme re anahne.
- 10 Ahpw ngehi I tehkehr ire tikitik kan en kadaudok en Esau oh diarada ar wasahn ruk kan, kahrehda ar solahr kak rukula. Aramas en Edom koaros mwomwlahr. Sohte emen rehrail me luhwehdi.
- 11 Kumwail kihdi noumwail me sepwoupwou kan rehi, pwe I pahn apwalih irail. Noumwail liohdi kan kak en likih ie.
- 12 “Pil irail kan me sohte konehng ale lokolok pahn iang nim dahl en lokolok, ia duwe, kumwail lemeleme me kumwail sohte pahn iang ale lokolok? Soh, kumwail uhdahn pahn nim dahlo!
- 13 Pein ngehi kahukilahr me kahnimw en Posra pahn wiahla sapwtehn oh wasa kelemw ehu; aramas akan pahn kouruhrki oh kin wiahki edeo mehn keria. Kousapw koaros me karanih pahn ohla kohkohlahte. Ngehi, KAUN-O, me mahmahsen.”
- 14 I ahpw patohwan, “Edom, I aleier mahsen ehu sang rehn KAUN-O. E ketin kadarodohr meninkeder men pwehn padahkihong wehi kan re en kapokonepene neirail karis kan, oh onopada re en mahweniong uhk.
- 15 KAUN-O pahn ketin kaluweteiukala, oh sohla emen pahn waunekin uhk.
- 16 Ke pitidahr pahn omw aklapalap. Solahr me masak uhk nin duwen me ke lemeleme. Ke kin kousoan nin paip akan, pohn kumwen nahna ileo; ahpw mehndahte omw kousoan wasa ile nin paip akan duwehte ikel men, KAUN-O pahn ketikinkumwaildi. KAUN-O me mahmahsen.”
- 17 KAUN-O ketin mahsanih, “Mwomwla me pahn lelohng Edom pahn uk mehlel, kahrehda aramas akan me pahn keid limwah pahn pwuriamweikihla kowahlap oh masakada.
- 18 Soahngohte me wiawihongehr Sodom oh Komora pahn pil wiawihong Edom, ni ahnsou me ira oh kahnimw me karanih ko kamwomwmwomwlahr. Sohte emen pahn pwurehng kousoanla wasao. Ngehi, KAUN-O, me mahmahsen.
- 19 I pahn pwarodo rasehng laion men me kin kohieisang nan welin tuhke kan limwahn Pillap Sordan kohdalahng nan sahpw patapat diren dihpw oh kupwurehda pwe mehn Edom en mwadangete tangasang nan sapwarailo. Mwuhr, kaun me I pahn pilada, pahn kaunda wehio. Ihs me pahn kak pahrekiong? Ihs me kak eimah pelian ie? Ihs kaun me kak uhwong ie?
- 20 Eri, kumwail rong koasoandi me I wiadahr ong mehn Edom kan oh dahme I kupwukupwure I en wiahiong aramas en kahnimw Teman. Pil neirail seri kan pahn ruwahdekieisang, oh aramas koaros pahn masepwehkada.
- 21 Ni ahnsou me Edom pahn pwupwudi, e pahn ngirisekla, kahrehda sampah pwon pahn rerada, oh aramas akan pahn weriwer oh ngilarail pahn lellahng Dahun Akapa.
- 22 Imwintihtio pahn mahweniong Posra rasehng ikel men me eh pehnpihr ngampeseng oh pihrdiong pohn seike. Ni rahno nein Edom sounpei kan pahn masepwehkada duwehte lih emen me lellehr eh medek en neitik.”
- 23 Iet me KAUN-O mahsanih duwen Damaskus: “Aramas akan nan kahnimw kan en Amad oh Arpad pwunodadahr oh nsensuwedlahr pwehki ar rongadahr rohng kansensuwedo. Pwunod laud ehu kipeiraildier rasehng sehd me pwildahng pohrail, oh re sohte kak meleileidi.
- 24 Mehn Damaskus me luwet oh re masepwehkadahr oh tangehrdoaui. Re ahneki medek oh apwal rasehng lih emen me medek en neitik lelehr.
- 25 Kahnimw ndando me kin epwenki pereperen tehnlahr.
- 26 Ni rahno nah mwahnakapw akan pahn kamakamala pohn ahl akan en kahnimwo, oh nah sounpei koaros pahn mwomwla.
- 27 I pahn isikala kelen kahnimw kan iangahki tehnpas akan en Nanmwarki Penadad. Ngehi, KAUN-O, me mahmahsen.”
- 28 Iet me KAUN-O mahsanih duwen kadaudok en Kedar oh kisin wehi kan me mi pahn manaman en Asor, me Nepukadnesar, nanmwarkien Papilonia kalowehdi: “Kumwail mahweniong mehn Kedar oh kamwomwala kadaudok me mi palimese!
- 29 Kumwail kihsang imwarail impwal kan oh neirail pelinmen kan, kahdeng en imwarail impwal kan oh mehkoaros loale. Kumwail kihsang neirail kamel kan oh ndaiong aramas akan, “Soahng kamasepwehk kowahlap kapilkumwailpenehr!’
- 30 “Kumwail mehn Asor, ngehi, KAUN-O, kehkehlingkihong kumwail en sopohla wasa doh oh rukula. Nepukadnesar, nanmwarkien Papilonia wiewia koasoandi suwed ehu ong kumwail, oh iet me e mahsanih,
- 31 ‘Kitail! Kitail pahn mahweniong aramas pwuko me lemeleme me re onepek mwahu oh saledek sang apwal! Sohte kehl de loaken ar kahnimwo oh sohte doarepe douluhl.’
- 32 “Kumwail kihsang neirail kamel kan oh pelinmen kan! I pahn kamwarakpeseng wasa koaros irail kan me sehkasang pitenmoangarail kan, oh I pahn wadohng pohrail kahpwal sang wasa koaros.
- 33 Asor pahn wiahla sapwtehn kohkohlahte, wasa me mahn lawalo kante pahn kousoan ie. Sohte aramas pahn pwurehng kousoan wasao. Ngehi, KAUN-O, me mahmahsen.”
- 34 Mwurinte Sedekaia eh wiahla nanmwarkien Suda, KAUN-O, Wasa Lapalap, ahpw ketin mahsanihong ie duwen sapwen Elam.
- 35 E mahsanih, “I pahn kemehla sounkesik ketieu koaros me kahredahr Elam eh ahnekilahr manaman.
- 36 I pahn kupwurehda pwe kisinieng en ipilahng Elam sang wasa koaros, oh I pahn kamwarakpeseng nah aramas akan wasa koaros, lao sohte sahpw ehu me nah aramas akan sohte pahn sopolahng ie.
- 37 I pahn kupwurehda pwe mehn Elam en masakada arail imwintihti kan, me men kemeirailla. Nan ei engieng kowahlap I pahn kamwomwala mehn Elam oh kadarodo karis kan pwe re en uhwong irail lao I kasohreirailla.
- 38 I pahn kamwomwala arail nanmwarki kan oh kaun akan, oh kauwada mwoalei wasao.
- 39 Ahpw mwuhr, I pahn pwurehng kapaiada mehn Elam. Ngehi, KAUN-O, me mahmahsen.”
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