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WORD Research this...Mark 13
- 1 Ni Sises eh ketiket kohieisang nan Tehnpas Sarawio, emen sapwellime tohnpadahk ko patohwanohng, “Maing, komw mahsanih mahs lapalahn takai pwukat oh wiepen tehnpas wet!”
- 2 A Sises ketin sapeng, mahsanih, “Ke kilang uwen lapalahn ihmw pwukat? Sohte takai ehu pahn mihmihte nan dewe; pwe koaruhsie pahn rengkidi.”
- 3 Sises ketiket pohn Nahnahn Olip, sallahng Tehnpas Sarawio, a Piter, Seims, Sohn oh Andru ahpw keiong mpe oh patohwanohng,
- 4 “Maing, komw ketin mahsanihong kiht iahd me mepwukat pahn wiawi, oh kilel da me pahn kasalehda me mepwukat nektehn pweida.”
- 5 Sises ketin sapeng irail, mahsanih, “Kumwail mwasahn pwe aramas en dehr pitihkumwaildi.
- 6 Pwe me tohto pahn kohdo ndinda ni mwarei, ‘Ih ngehi Mesaiao!’ Re ahpw pahn pitihedi me tohto.
- 7 Kumwail dehpa salohda, ma kumwail rong rongen mahwen keren oh koasoiepen mahwen sang wasa doh kan. Soahng pwukat uhdahn pahn wiawi, ahpw e sohte wehwehki me imwin sampah leledohr.
- 8 Ehu sahpw pahn mahweniong ehu sahpw; ehu wehi pahn mahweniong ehu wehi. Wasa koaros rerrer en sahpw pahn wiawi oh lehk lapalap pahn mie. Ih soahng pwukat me pahn kohmwowehdo ahnsou duwehte medek en neitik.
- 9 “Kumwail mwasahn oh kaleke pein kumwail. Pwe aramas akan pahn salihkumwaildi oh pangkumwaillahng ni mwoalen kopwung kan. Kumwail ahpw pahn wowoki nan sinakoke kan; kumwail pahn wisikdohng mwohn kaun akan oh nanmwarki kan pwehki ngehi, pwe kumwail en kadehdehiong irail duwen Rongamwahu.
- 10 Pwe rongamwahwo uhdahn pahn lohkseli mahs nan wehi koaros.
- 11 Eri, ni amwail pahn selidi oh wisikiong nan mwoalen kopwung kan, kumwail dehpa pwunodki mwohn ahnsowo dahme kumwail pahn koasoia mwohrail; pwe me kumwail pahn audaudkihda ni ahnsowo, ih me kumwail pahn patohwanohng irail. Pwe kaidehkin kumwail me pahn lokaia ni ahnsowo, pwe Ngehn Sarawi.
- 12 Ohl akan pahn pangala riarail kan pwe re en kamakamala, sahm akan pahn pil wiahiong soahngohte nair seri kan; seri kan pahn uhwong ar pahpa oh nohno kan, oh pangirailla pwe re en kamakamala.
- 13 Aramas koaros pahn kailongkin kumwail pwehki ngehi. A me pahn dadaurete lel ni imwi, ih me pahn mourla.”
- 14 “Kumwail pahn kilang ‘Sansal Kansensuwed Likemisiko’ eh uhda nan wasa me e sohte konehng en uhda ie.” (Mehmen me wadewadek met en wehwehki ia wehwe!) “Eri, irail kan me mihmi Sudia re pahn tenge pohn nahna kan.
- 15 Aramas emen me mihmi pohn imwe, e sohte pahn kohdihsang pwe en ale mehkot loale.
- 16 Me mihmi nansapw sohte pahn pwurodohng ale eh likou.
- 17 Meid kansensuwed pahn lih liseian akan oh me neitik pwelel kan ni rahn ako eh pahn leledo!
- 18 Kumwail kapakap pwe soahng pwukat dehr wiawihong kumwail ni ahnsoun pou!
- 19 Pwe apwal en rahn ako pahn laudsang apwal koaros sang nin tepin kawa kohdo lel met, pil sohte me pahn duwehte sang met kohla.
- 20 Ahpw Kaun-o ketin kamalaulaulahr rahn ako; pwe ma e sohte pahn ketin wia met, sohte aramas emen pahn pitla. A pwehki sapwellime aramas pilipil kan, ihme e ketin kamalaulaukilahr rahn ako.
- 21 “Eri, ma mehmen pahn ndahng kumwail, ‘Iet ih Mesaiao!’ de ‘Ionen ih!’-kumwail dehpa kamehlele.
- 22 Pwe Mesaia likamw oh soukohp likamw ekei pahn pwarada. Re pahn wiahda kilel kapwuriamwei kei oh manaman ekei pwe re en pitihedi sapwellimen Koht me pilipil kan ma e kak pahrail.
- 23 Kumwail eri kalekei kumwail. I padahkihong kumwail mepwukat koaros mwohn ahnsowo eh pahn leledo.”
- 24 “Eri, ni rahn ako mwurin apwal lapalapo, ketipin pahn rotala, maram pahn sohla linge,
- 25 usuhn pahnlahng kan pahn pwupwudi oh katengepen pahnlahng kan pahn mwerada.
- 26 Ih ahnsowo me Nein-Aramas pahn pwarada, oh ketido ket pohn depwek kan nin roson oh lingaling lapalahpie.
- 27 E ahpw pahn poaronepeseng sapwellime tohnleng kan ong ni keimw pahieu en sampah pwe re en kapokonepene sapwellimen Koht pilipil kan sang ni imwin sampah koaros.”
- 28 “Kumwail padahngki met sang nin tuhke pik; rahn soangen tuhke wet kin pohndihpwla oh mwuterekla, oh ni eh kin weliete, kumwail kin esehki me rahk kerendohr.
- 29 Pil duwehte rehmwail, ni amwail pahn kilang mepwukat ar pahn wiawi, kumwail pahn esehki me ahnsawi kerendohr.
- 30 Kumwail en ese pwe mepwukat koaros pahn pweida mwohn aramas koaros en dih wet ar pahn mehla.
- 31 Lahng oh sampah pahn sohrala, a ei mahsen kan sohte mwahn pahn sohrala.”
- 32 “A duwen rahno de awao, sohte mehmen me ese iahd e pahn leledo. Pil tohnleng en nanleng kan sehse, Sapwellimeo pil sohte mwahngih; Sahmohte me ketin mwahngih.
- 33 Kumwail mwasamwasahn oh pepehd, pwe kumwail sehse ahnsawi.
- 34 E pahn rasehng aramas emen me kin wia seiloak reirei ehu me kihdi ong eh ladu ko ni imwe pwe re en apwahpwalih oh kihong irail koaros doadoahk; e ahpw ndaiong silepen wenihmwo en sinsile mwahu oh mwasamwasahn.
- 35 Eri, kumwail mwasamwasahn pwe kumwail sehse iahd me soumas en ihmwo pahn pwurodo-ma nin soutik, de nin lukepen pwong, de nin sohrahn, de nimenseng.
- 36 Ma e mwadangete pwurodo, e pahn diarada amwail memeir.
- 37 Eri, dahme I ndaiong kumwail, I pil ndaiong aramas koaros: kumwail pepehd oh mwasamwasahn!”
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