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WORD Research this...Luke 14
- 1 Kedekedeo, ni rahnen Sapad ehu Sises ketin iang konot rehn Parisi lapalap emen ni imwe; a aramas akan ahpw mwasamwasahn kowahlap.
- 2 Ohl emen me neh oh peh kan mpwospeseng ahpw pwarala rehn Sises.
- 3 Sises ahpw sohpeiong sounkawehwehn Kosonnedo ko oh Parisi ko oh mahsanih, “Ia duwen atail pelien Kosonned, e mweimweiong kitail en kakehlahda aramas rahnen Sapad, de soh?”
- 4 Irail eri nennenlahte sohte mwekid. A Sises ahpw ketin doahke ohlo, kakehlahda, oh mahsanih en patopatohla sang wasao.
- 5 E ahpw pil mahsanihong irail, “Mie mehmen rehmwail me nah pwutak emen de nah kou men pahn pwupwudiong nan pwoahr ehu rahnen Sapad, a e soh pahn mwadang kihda sang loale, mehnda ma rahno rahnen Sapad?”
- 6 Irail ahpw sohte kak sapengki mehkot.
- 7 Ni Sises eh ketin tehkada duwen mehkei me iang lukedohng kamadipw ehu, ar kin pilada dehu kesempwal kan nin tehpel, e ahpw ketin mahsanihong irail koaros karasaras pwoatet:
- 8 “Ma ke ale luken iang kamadipw en kapwopwoud ehu, ieremen ke kohdo oh mwohndi lempahntamw. Pwe emen me lapasang uhk de pil iang lukohng ni kamadipwo,
- 9 oh me lukei kumwa dehr kohdo oh ndaiong uhk, ‘Nahn, kihong mahs ohl menet deumwen.’ Ke ahpw pahn sarohdi tohrekdidohng ni kapio.
- 10 Ahpw, ma ke pahn ale luk, kohdo oh mwohndiong ni kapio, pwe me lukeiuko en kohdo oh ndaiong uhk, ‘Kompoakepahi, menlau sipaladahdo met.’ Met pahn kahrehiong omw pahn adamwahula rehn tohnkapar en kamadipwo koaros.
- 11 Pwe irail koaros me kin aklapalapki pein ihr, pahn tikitikla, oh me kin aktikitingki pein ihr, pahn lapalapala.”
- 12 Sises eri pil mahsanihong ohl me lukehdo pwe en konot reho, “A komwi, ni omwi pahn kin wiahda kisin kamadipw, nin souwas de nin soutik, ieremen komw lukeiong kompoakepahmwi kan, de riomwi kan, de soumwi kan, de mehn mpomwi me kepwehpwe kan-pwe re de dupuk ong komwi oh lukeikomwihong ni arail kamadipw.
- 13 Ma komw pahn wia omwi kamadipw, a komw luke me paisuwed kan, me mwoator kan, me nehtuk kan, oh me maskun kan.
- 14 Komwi ahpw pahn diarki omwi pai; pwehki ar sohte kak dupukohng komwi. Komw pahn ale dupuk en omwi kadek sang rehn Koht ni ahnsou me me lelepek kan pahn iasada sang mehla.”
- 15 Ni emen tohnkapar ko me iang mwohd nin tehpelo eh rongada mepwukat, e ahpw patohwanohng Sises, “Meid pai me pahn iang mwohdehng tehpel nan Wehin Koht!”
- 16 A Sises ketin mahsanihong, “Mie ohl emen me wiahda lapalahn kamadipw ehu; e ahpw lukeiong ni kamadipwo aramas tohto.
- 17 Ni eh lel ahnsoun konot, e ahpw kadarala eh ladu men rehn me aleier luk ko pwe en kairehkin irail re en ketidohla pwe soahng koaros mwahwer.
- 18 A emenemen irail ahpw tapihada akahkpwungki ar sohte men iang pwarala. Emen ndahng laduwo, ‘Mahkohng ie mahs; pwe I pwaindahr sahpw ehu, eri, I uhdahn pahn kolahng kilang.’
- 19 A emen pil ketihtihkihong, ‘Mahkohng ie mahs; pwe I pwaindahr nei kou ehk, I kohkolahng song irail met.’
- 20 A pil emen nda, ‘I ahpwtehn pwopwoudida, ihme kahrehda I sohte kak iangki kohwei.’
- 21 Laduwo eri pwurala oh kairehki eh mwohnsapwo mehkan koaros. Mwohnsapwo eri engiengda kowahlap, e ahpw mahsanihong eh laduwo, ‘Kohwei nan ahllap akan oh nan alosop akan en kahnimw wet, ke ahpw kahrehdo me paisuwed kan, me mwoator kan, me nehtuk kan, oh me maskun kan me ke pahn tuhwong.’
- 22 Mwurin ahnsou ehu, laduwo ahpw patohwan, ‘Maing, soahng koaros wiawihier duwen me komw mahsanih; a pil mihmiehte dewen ekei.’
- 23 Mwohnsapwo eri mahsanihong laduwo, ‘Kohwei nanial en likin kahnimw wet, oh ngidingidkihong aramas akan en kohdo, pwe imweiet en dirala.
- 24 Kumwail koaros en ese pwe sohte emen rehn me ale luk ko pahn iang song ei kamadipw!’ ”
- 25 Kedekedeo, pokon lapalap ehu ideidawehn Sises. Ih eri ketin sohpeiong irail oh mahsanih,
- 26 “Mehmen me men idawehniehdo oh iangiehla, e ahpw mwohneki seme oh ine oh eh pwoud oh nah seri kan, oh rie kan oh pil pein ih sang ngehi, nahn, e sohte kak wiahla nei tohnpadahk.
- 27 Oh mehmen me sohte kin kapaikada eh lohpwu oh idawehniehdo, e sohte kak wiahla nei tohnpadahk.
- 28 Pwe ihs rehmwail, nan eh koasoakoasoane en kauwada eh imwen doulik ehu, e soh pahn mwohndi mahs oh medemedewe uwen pweine, pwe en kilang ma mie reh mwohni me itar kanekehla ihmwo.
- 29 Pwe ma e sohte pahn wia met, e sohte pahn kak kanekehla ihmwo mwurin eh kihdiongehr poahsoane. Aramas koaros me pahn kilang met, re pahn kouruhrki de kepitki, nda,
- 30 ‘Aramas menet tapihada kauwada ihmw ehu, e ahpw sohte kanekehla!’
- 31 Ma nanmwarki men pahn ketin mahwenkihong aramas nen emen nanmwarki me sapwellimaniki aramas rienen, e uhdahn pahn ketin kupwukupwure mahs ma e kak kalowehkihdi aramas rieneno sapwellime aramas neno.
- 32 Pwe ma e sohte kak, e pahn ketin kadarala sapwellime meninkeder ni ara dohpeseng pwe en peki mahk oh mweimwahu.”
- 33 Sises pil mahsanih, “Ih pil duwen kumwail; sohte emen kumwail kak wiahla nei tohnpadahk, ma e sohte mweisang mehkoaros me e ahneki.”
- 34 “Soahl mehkot me mwahu; ahpw ma nemenemen soahlo pahn sarasang, sohte mehkot kitail pahn wia pwe nemenemen soahlo en pwurehng miehla.
- 35 E pil sohte katepehiong pwehl de ong wia koiasi; e kin lekdekla. Eri, kumwail rong ma mie salengamwail mehn rong wasa!”
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