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WORD Research this...Psalms 68
- 1 Koht kin ketida oh ketin katangapeseng sapwellime imwintihti kan. Irail kan me kin kailongki, re kin lohdi oh tangdoaui.
- 2 Duwen ediniei eh kin ipirekpeseng nan kisinieng, ih duwen eh kin ketin kasareirailpeseng; oh duwen kirihs eh kin peipeseng limwahn kisiniei, ih duwen aramas suwed akan pahn sohrala mwohn silangi.
- 3 A aramas pwung kan pahn nsenamwahu oh pereperen mwohn silangi; re pahn ngisingiski ar peren.
- 4 Kumwail kouliong Koht, oh kapikapinga mware; kumwail kaunopada elen ih me kin ket pohn dakepe depwek kan. Mware iei KAUN-O-kumwail pereperen mwohn silangi!
- 5 Koht, me kin ketiket nan Tehnpese sarawi, kin ketin apwalih me sepwoupwou kan oh ketin sinsile liohdi kan.
- 6 E kin ketikihong me lekdeklahr akan ar wasahn kousoan oh ketin kasaledekala me sensel kan ong saledek oh nsenamwahu, a me kahngohdi kan pahn kousoanla nan sapwtehn madekeng.
- 7 Maing Koht, ni omwi ketin kahluwa sapwellimomwi aramas akan, oh ketin kotekote sapwtehno,
- 8 sampah rerada, oh keteu mweredihsang pahnlahng, pwehki ketidohn Koht en Sainai, ketidohn Koht en Israel.
- 9 Komw ketin kamwerehdi keteu mosul pwehn onehda sapahl sapwellimomwi sahpw me madekenglahr;
- 10 sapwellimomwi aramas akan ahpw kauwada imwarail kan wasao; pwehki sapwellimomwi kupwur mwahu komw ketin apwalih me semwehmwe kan.
- 11 Kaun-o ketin poahngok, oh lih ngeder me waseli poaron en poahngok wet:
- 12 “Nanmwarki kan oh sapwellimarail karis kan tangdoaui!” Lih akan nehkpeseng kepwe lohdi kan nan imwarail kan:
- 13 dikedik en mwuroi me kidikidki silper, me lingan en pehrail kan kin piripirki kohl. (Dahme ekei kumwail mihmihkihte nan kelen sihpw akan ni rahnen mahweno?)
- 14 Ni ahnsou me Koht, Wasa Lapalap, eh ketin katangapeseng nanmwarki kan pohn Nahna Salmon, e kupwurehda en ketin kamwerediong wasao sinoh.
- 15 Ia uwen lapalap en nahna Pasan, nahna me dohl tohto mi ie!
- 16 Dahme sang ni amwail kumwen nahna lapalap pwukan kumwail kilikilengdo oh mwamwahliki nahna me Koht ketin kupwurehda en kin ketiket ie? KAUN-O pahn kin ketiket wasao kohkohlahte!
- 17 Kaun-o ketsang Sainai ketidohng wasa sarawio, iangahki tehnwar en mahwen ngedehrie.
- 18 E ahpw ketidala powe wasa ile, ketikidahla me lohdi ngeder; e ketin aleier kisakis sang rehn me kahngohdi kan. KAUN-O Koht eri pahn kin ketiket wasao.
- 19 Kapinga Kaun-o, me kin ketiki atail tungoal wisik toutou kan rahn koaros; iei ih Kohto me kin ketin komourkitailla.
- 20 Atail Koht iei Koht me kin komourkitailla; ih me KAUN-O, atail Kaun, me kin kapitkitailla sang mehla.
- 21 Koht uhdahn pahn ketin pwalangpeseng moangen sapwellime imwintihti kan, moangen irail kan me kin keptakaila nan ar wiewia suwed kan.
- 22 Kaun-o ketin mahsanih, “I pahn kapwurehdo omw imwintihti kan sang Pasan; I pahn kapwureiraildo sang nan kepin madau,
- 23 pwe ke en kak ur nan ntahrail, oh noumw kidi kan en kak tamwe ntahrail uwen me re inengieng.”
- 24 Maing Koht, sapwellimomwi kapar en powehdi me sansal ong koaros, kapar en Koht, ei nanmwarki, ong nan mwoale sarawi.
- 25 Sounkoul kan me tieng, sounkeseng kan me alu mwuhr, nanpwung meipwon akan kesekesengki nair dampwurin kan.
- 26 “Kumwail kapinga Koht nan pokon en sapwellime aramas akan; kumwail kapinga KAUN-O, kumwail koaros me kisehn kadaudok en Seikop!”
- 27 Keieu Pensamin, kadaudok me keieu tikitik, mwuri, kaunen Suda kan iangahki ar pwihn kan, kaunen Sepulon oh Napdali kan ahpw idawehniraildo.
- 28 Maing Koht, komw ketin kasalehda sapwellimomwi manaman, manamano me komw ketin doadoahngki reht
- 29 sang nan Tehnpasomwi nan Serusalem, wasa me nanmwarki kan kin patohwandohng komwi ar kisakis kan.
- 30 Komw ketin angiangih Isip, mahn lawalo men en nanwel; komw angiangih wehi ko, iei pelin kouwol iangahki wahrail kan, re lao poaridi oh patohwan meirongkihong komwi neirail silper kan. Komw ketin katangapeseng aramas pwukan me kin mwahuki mahwen!
- 31 Meninkeder kan pahn pekederdo sang Isip; mehn Sudan kan pahn kapahda pehrail kan pwe re en kapakapohng Koht.
- 32 Kumwail wehi kan en sampah, kumwail kouliong Koht, kumwail kokoul kapikapinga Kaun-o,
- 33 me kin ketiket pahnlahng, wasa ile pahnlahng en kawa ko. Kumwail rong kapitie eh kumwukumwusek.
- 34 Kumwail kalohki manaman en Koht; sapwellime roson mi pohn Israel, sapwellime manaman mi pahnlahng.
- 35 Meid lemmwin Koht ni eh kin ketsang nan mwoale sarawi-% Koht en Israel! E kin ketikihong sapwellime aramas akan kehlail oh manaman. Kapinga Koht!
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