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WORD Research this...Psalms 86
- 1 Maing KAUN, komw ketin karonge ie oh sapeng ie, pwe I me luwet oh sohte sawasepei.
- 2 Komw ketin doareiehla sang mehla, pwe I kin loalopwoat ong komwi; komw ketin doareiehla, pwe ngehi sapwellimomwi ladu men oh I kin likih komwi.
- 3 Komwi me ei Koht, eri komw ketin kupwurkalahngan ong ie; I kin wie kapakapohng komwi sang nimenseng lel nipwong.
- 4 Maing ei Kaun, komw ketin kansenamwahwihala sapwellimomwi ladu menet, pwehki ei kin patohwandahng komwi ei kapakap akan.
- 5 Komwi me kupwur mwahu oh diren mahk ong kiht, diren limpoak poatopoat ong koaros me kin patohwan kapakapohng komwi.
- 6 Maing KAUN, komw ketin karonge ei kapakap; komw ketin karonge ei likwer en pek sawas.
- 7 I patohwan likweriong komwi ni ahnsou apwal, pwehki omwi kin ketin sapeng ei kapakap akan.
- 8 Maing ei Kaun, sohte emen koht mie duwehte komwi, sohte emen me wiadahr dahme komw ketin wiadahr.
- 9 Wehi kan koaros me komw ketin wiahda pahn patohdo oh poaridi mwohn silangmwi; re pahn kapikapinga sapwellimomwi roson lapalap.
- 10 Komwi me manaman oh kin ketin wiahda soahng kapwuriamwei kan; komwihte me Koht.
- 11 Maing KAUN, komw ketin padahkihong ie audepen kupwuromwien, I ahpw pahn kin loalopwoat peikiong komwi; komw ketin padahkihong ie pwe I en kin papah komwi ni kapehdi unsek.
- 12 Maing ei Kaun oh ei Koht, I pahn patohwan kapinga komwi sang nan kapehdiet; I pahn kin kalohki sapwellimomwi roson lapalap kohkohlahte.
- 13 Ia uwen lapalap en sapwellimomwi limpoak poatopoat ong ie! Komwi me ketin kapitiehla sang nan sousou.
- 14 Maing Koht, aramas aklapalap suwed kei uhwong ie; pwihn en aramas suwed ehu songosong en kemeiehla-% aramas me sohte kin waunekin komwi.
- 15 Ahpw komwi, Maing ei Kaun, komwi me kalahngan oh komwi Koht limpoak emen, komw kin kanengamah, kadek oh loalopwoat ahnsou koaros.
- 16 Komw ketin sohpeidohng ie oh kupwurkalahngan ong ie; komw ketin kakehleiehda oh komouriehla, pwehki ei kin papah komwi duwehte ei nohno eh kin papah komwi.
- 17 Maing KAUN, komw ketin kasalehiong ie kilel en omwi kupwur mwahu; irail kan me kin kailongkin ie pahn namenekla ni ar pahn kilang duwen omwi ketin kansenamwahwihiehla oh ketin seweseiehda.
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