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WORD Research this...Mark 15
- 1 Ni eh rahnpeseng samworo lapalap ako iangahki kaun ako oh sounkawehwehn Kosonnedo ko, pil Tohn Mwoalen Kopwung Lapalapo koaros, mwadang kaunopada ar koasoandi. Re salihedi Sises, oh kahrelahng rehn Pailet.
- 2 Pailet eri keinemwe rehn Sises, mahsanih, “Komwi me en mehn Suhs akan ar nanmwarki?” Sises ketin sapeng, mahsanih, “Komwi me mahsanih.”
- 3 Ni samworo lapalap ako ar karakaraunehki soahng tohto,
- 4 Pailet pil pwurehng keinemwe reh, mahsanih, “Sohte pasapeng ehu sang rehmwi ong mepwukat? Komw sohte mahsanih uwen tohtohn kedip me re wiewiahiong komwi?”
- 5 Sises eri sohte ketin sapeng, iei me Pailet pwonopwonkihda kowahlap.
- 6 Ni ahnsoun Sarawien Pahsohpa koaros Pailet kin ketin epwehnki lapwadohng mehn Suhs ako emen sang rehn me kin sensel ko me re kin pilada.
- 7 Eri, ahnsowo ohl emen mie, ede Parapas, me iang loallap suwed ekei wie sensel pwehki eh kemehla aramas emen ni moromor ehu.
- 8 Eri, ni pokono eh itpene oh tapihada peki rehn Pailet en ketin wiahiong irail soangen kalahngan me e kin epwehnki wiahiong irail mahso,
- 9 e ketin sapeng irail, mahsanih, “Kumwail mwahuki I en lapwadohng kumwail nanmwarkien mehn Suhs akan?”
- 10 Pwe e mwahngih mwahu me samworo lapalap ako pangodohng reh Sises pwehki ar peiriniong.
- 11 Samworo lapalap ako ahpw papainki pokono pwe re en peki Pailet en lapwadohng irail Parapas.
- 12 Pailet eri pwurehng keinemwe rehrail, mahsanih, “A dahme I pahn wiahiong ohl menet me kumwail kin ekerki nanmwarkien mehn Suhs akan?”
- 13 Irail ahpw ngihl laudida werkilahng, “Komw kalohpwuwehla!”
- 14 Pailet eri kalelapak rehrail, “Pwe suwed da me e wiahda?” A irail ahpwte kalaudehla ngilarail ko weriwerki, “Komw kalohpwuwehla!”
- 15 Pailet men kansenamwahwih pokono, ihme e lapwahkidohng irail Parapas; a mwurin eh mahsanih pwe Sises en wowoki, e ahpw ketikihong irail pwe re en kalohpwuwehla.
- 16 Sounpei kei eri kahrelahng Sises nan kelen tehnpas en kepinao. Re ahpw ekerpene sounpei teiko koaros en ar pwihn.
- 17 Re ahpw kalikawikihda Sises likou pohn ntahnmwel ehu; re pidada elen tek ehu oh kidahng pohn tapwi.
- 18 Mwuhr, re ahpw kin poaridi mwowe, ndinda, “Nanmwarkien mehn Suhs akan en rosonda oh en kin rosorosonte!”
- 19 Re ahpw kin wokihki tapwi pehri pwoat oh kendipiong ni silangi, oh kin kelepwikihdi mwowe oh poaridihsang.
- 20 E lao nek ar kapailoke Sises, re kapwuhrasang nan likou pohn ntahnmwelo oh kapwuhriong nan uhdahn sapwellime likowo. Irail eri kahluwaieila likin kahnimwo pwe re en kalohpwuwehla ie.
- 21 Re ahpw tuhwong ohl emen nanialo, ede Saimon, mehn Sairihni, semen Aleksander oh Rupus. E kohkohdo sang nan sapwe; irail eri itonehng en kapaikada sapwellimen Sises lohpwuwo.
- 22 Irail eri kahrelahng Sises wasa me adaneki Kolkoda, me wehwehki, “Wasahn Tihn Moang.”
- 23 Irail eri song kihong wain doal soangen wini ehu me adaneki mihr, pwe en ketiki, e ahpw sohte ketiki.
- 24 Irail eri kalohpwuwehla, oh nehkpeseng sapwellime likou ko nanpwungarail, usuhski dahme emenemen pahn ahneki.
- 25 Eri, kulok duwau nimenseng ahnsou me re kalohpwuwehla Sises.
- 26 Nting ehu mi pohn lohpwuwo me kawehwehda kahrepen eh lohpwuwalao; e ketihtihki, “Nanmwarkien mehn Suhs akan.”
- 27 Irail pil kalohpwuwehla loallap suwed riemen iangahki Sises, emen ni palimaune, a emen ni palimeinge.
- 28 [Ih duwen eh pweidahr mahsen en Pwuhk Sarawio, me mahsanih, “E ahpw wadawad ong me dipan akan.”]
- 29 Aramas akan me kin keid wasao ahpw kin tuhtuwelek oh lahlahwe Sises, ndinda, “Aha! Ih komwi me kak kauwehla Tehnpas Sarawio, ahpw uhd kauwada sapahl erein rahn siluh!
- 30 Komw keredi sang nin lohpwuwen oh pein doareikomwihla!”
- 31 Pil samworo lapalap oh sounkawehwehn Kosonnedo ko iang kapakapailoke Sises ndindapene, “E kapitala ekei, ahpw e sohte kak kapitala pein ih!
- 32 Mesaia, nanmwarkien Israel, komw ketidi sang nin lohpwuwen, se ahpw pahn kamehlelei komwi!” Loallap riemen me iang lohpwuwalao, ira pil iang lahlahwe Sises.
- 33 Nin souwaso rotorot ehu ahpw tapihada kipehdi sahpwo pwon erein awa siluh.
- 34 A kulok siluh Sises ahpw kapitie laudida, mahsanih, “Eloi, Eloi, lama sapakdani?” me wehwehki “Maing ei Koht, Maing ei Koht, dahme komw ketin likidmeliekiniehla?”
- 35 Ekei aramas ako me iang mi wasao, ni ar rongada re ahpw nda, “Kumwail dehr mahs, pwe e ekehker Elaisa!”
- 36 Emen irail ahpw poarohng lihmw ehu, kaduh nan wain, kihong ni imwin ahlek pwoat oh kidahng nin silangin Sises, patohwan, “Kumwail sepit mahs, kitail kilang ma Elaisa pahn kodohng kihdi sang nin lohpwuwen!”
- 37 Sises eri kapitie laudida oh kadarala ngene.
- 38 Kahdeng me pereh mwoahl sarawien Tehnpas Sarawio teipeseng nanwerenge sang powe lel pah.
- 39 Kaunen sounpei men, me uh wasao sallahng lohpwuwo, kilangada duwen Sises eh kapitie laudida oh kadarala ngene. E ahpw nda, “Mehlelete me aramas menet uhdahn Sapwellimen Koht!”
- 40 Lih ekei pil iang pato wasao, uduhdiahl soahng kan, ahpw ekis dohsang. Iei irail: Mery mehn Makdala, Mery inen Seims me tikitiko, oh Soses, oh Salome.
- 41 Iei irail pwukat me kin ieiangseli Sises pwe re en kin papah ni eh kin ketiketseli Kalili. Pil lih tohto iang mi wasao, me iang Sises ketidadohng Serusalem.
- 42 Ni eh pahn soutikpenehr, Sosep mehn Arimadea ahpw leledo.
- 43 Ih kisehn Tohn Mwoalen Kopwung Lapalapo me aramas akan kin wauneki; e pil kin iang kasikasik Wehin Koht. Eri, rahno, pwehki eh rahn kaunop (iei rahn mwohn rahnen Sapad,) Sosep patohla rehn Pailet, sohte mwahn perki mehkot, pwe en peki kahlep en Siseso.
- 44 Pailet ketin pwuriamweikihla eh ketin karongehda me Sises pwoulahr; e ahpw malipehdo kaunen pwihnen sounpei men pwe en kadehde reh ma mehlel Sises ketin pwoulahr.
- 45 A mwurin eh ketin ale kadehdehn pwoulahn Sises sang rehn sounpeio, e ahpw ketin mweidohng Sosep en ale kahlep en Sises.
- 46 Sosep pwainda likou linen kaselel ehu, e ahpw lapwahdi kahlepeo sang nin lohpwuwo, kidimkipene likowo, oh nekidedi nan sousou ehu me weiweida nan paip ehu. Ih eri katapwurehiong lapalahn takai ehu ni ewen sousowo.
- 47 Nindokon mepwukat eh wiewiawi, Mery mehn Makdala, oh Mery inen Sosep, ira mwasamwasahn oh tetehk mwahu duwen wasa me re nekidediong ie Sises.
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