sentence1: If therefore the whole assembly is assembled together and all speak with other languages, and unlearned or unbelieving people come in, won’t they say that you are crazy?

sentence2: Karu hi mibua, rarit hi arki es-es ate ampaek uab aꞌtetaꞌ, rarit anmuiꞌ tuaf reꞌ ka npirsai fa, aiꞌ tuaf reꞌ ka nahiin fa rasin reꞌ ia, antaam anbi hi sonam ma hi tnaanm ein, sin of nateenb ein on mee? Tebes, sin of nak, “Atoin ein ia namanun nrarin, tua!”


sentence1: But if all prophesy, and someone unbelieving or unlearned comes in, he is reproved by all, and he is judged by all.

sentence2: Karu hi arki, es-es ate mitoon Uisneno In haan beno, rarit anmuiꞌ tuaf reꞌ ka npirsai fa, aiꞌ tuaf reꞌ ka nahiin fa rasin reꞌ ia, antaam anbi hi sonam ma hi tnaanm ein, ro tebes tuaf naan anroim he nneen ma natniin saaꞌ reꞌ hi miꞌuab ee. Onaim saaꞌ reꞌ hi miꞌuab ee naan, naruruꞌ ma nakriraꞌ tuaf naan in saant ein, tar antea in nparikas namnuut in aꞌmoin aa kuun.


sentence1: For he who speaks in another language speaks not to men, but to God, for no one understands, but in the Spirit he speaks mysteries.

sentence2: Fin, karu tuaf anmuiꞌ mahinif ma manoef he naꞌuab anpaek uab aꞌtetaꞌ, Uisneno In Asmaan ee anfee ne kuasa he natoon rasin reꞌ ka nakninuꞌ fa feꞌ. Mes in ka naꞌuab fa nok tuaf bian, fin in suma naꞌuab nok Uisneon goah. Ka nmuiꞌ fa tuaf reꞌ nabua nbi naan, reꞌ nahiin tuaf naan in uab naan.


sentence1: But he who prophesies speaks to men for their edification, exhortation, and consolation.

sentence2: Mes karu tuaf anmuiꞌ mahinif ma manoef he natoon Uisneno In haan beno, in nfee haan beno naan neu tuaf ein ok-okeꞌ reꞌ abitan naan. In nahakeꞌ tuaf-tuaf in rais pirsait neu Uisneno, nhaꞌtain sin neek ein, nseuꞌsaab ma nhaan mau tuaf ein reꞌ neek ein ansusan.


sentence1: But now God has set the members, each one of them, in the body, just as he desired.

sentence2: Mes hi mihiin mak, Uisneno nmoeꞌ kit atjair on reꞌ aof meseꞌ, ma In nꞌator in namaꞌ humaꞌ-humaꞌ, natuin In human ma In masan.


sentence1: If they were all one member, where would the body be?

sentence2: Karu hit aok ii suma njair namaꞌ humaꞌ meesꞌ aah, in kaan ee ka ‘aof’ fa ntein, oo?


sentence1: Nevertheless, neither is the woman independent of the man, nor the man independent of the woman, in the Lord.

sentence2: Mes karu sin nmafutun nok Uisneno, bifee ma atoniꞌ ka nhaken nmees-mesen fa.


sentence1: For as woman came from man, so a man also comes through a woman; but all things are from God.

sentence2: Nahunu te, Uisneno nmoeꞌ bifee naꞌko atoniꞌ. Mes namuni te, bifee ji es reꞌ nahoniꞌ naan atoniꞌ. Ma Uisneno es reꞌ anmoeꞌ areꞌ saaꞌ-saaꞌ ii he njarin.


sentence1: But I say that the things which the Gentiles sacrifice, they sacrifice to demons and not to God, and I don’t desire that you would have fellowship with demons.

sentence2: Au sairt ii, on mee? Oras atoniꞌ reꞌ ka nahiin fa Uisneno he nfee fuaꞌ-turuꞌ neu sin baer fuat ein, naan ka maꞌosaꞌ fa saaꞌ-saaꞌ, aiꞌ? Fin baer fuat ein naan, suma faut marunaꞌ reꞌ ka nmonin fa! Kaah fa, tua! Au sairt ii on nai: oras tuaf anroor muꞌit he njair fuaꞌ-turuꞌ neu sin baer fuat ein, sin naꞌbesan neu niut reuꞌf ein. Mes sin ka naꞌbesan fa neun Uisneno reꞌ batuur. Onaim au ka ꞌroim fa he hi mmafuut mok niut reuꞌf ein on naan.


sentence1: To the Jews I became as a Jew, that I might gain Jews; to those who are under the law, as under the law, that I might gain those who are under the law;

sentence2: Onaim karu au ubua ꞌok atoin Yahudis, au ꞌmoeꞌ au tuak ii on reꞌ atoin Yahudis, he ꞌturun ma ꞌbaab atoin Yahudis he sin nahiin Uisneno. Karu au ubua ꞌok atoniꞌ reꞌ nnaaꞌ naheran Uisneno In Atoran, au ꞌmoeꞌ utuin Uisneno In Atoran, he au bisa ꞌturun ma ꞌbaab sin imsaꞌ he nahiin Uisneno, (maski au uhiin ꞌak, tmoeꞌ tatuin Atoran naan ka bisa fa tareko tfain tok Uisneno).


sentence1: to those who are without law, as without law (not being without law toward God, but under law toward Christ), that I might win those who are without law.

sentence2: Karu au ubua ꞌok tuaf reꞌ ka nahiin fa Uisneno In Atoran, au ꞌjair on reꞌ sin, he ꞌeik sin antaam anjarin Uisneno Iin na. (Au ka ufetin ꞌain fa Uisneno In Atoran reꞌ In nasanut sin nanete npeoꞌ kaꞌo Musa, mes oras ia au ꞌmoni ꞌpaek Kristus In Atoran.)


sentence1: If we sowed to you spiritual things, is it a great thing if we reap your fleshly things?

sentence2: Kaah fa, tua! In naꞌuab nak he nkius kai msaꞌ! Fin matuꞌi mnak, “Abanit afu ma tuaf reꞌ nbetis maak maꞌpuniꞌ naꞌko srakon, oras sin nmepun sin nahinin nak, sin of napenin sin sapaak ein.” On naan amsaꞌ, reko nneis karu haef atoniꞌ Kristen sin bisa ntoup sin sapaak ein, naꞌkon sin meupk ein sin aafk ein. Fin oras hai minoniꞌ ki areꞌ kanan rasi naꞌko Uisneno In Asmanan, naan nahuum on reꞌ atoin tani tuaf es anseen. Onaim oras hai minoniꞌ mrair ki te, ka saaꞌ-saaꞌ fa karu hai mtoup bukaet aiꞌ saaꞌ-saaꞌ miꞌko ki. Fin reꞌ naan, ro pantas!


sentence1: There is also a difference between a wife and a virgin. The unmarried woman cares about the things of the Lord, that she may be holy both in body and in spirit. But she who is married cares about the things of the world—how she may please her husband.

sentence2: Mes reꞌ anmatsao nrair, ro he nahiin ma nakeo pah-pinan ia in romin amsaꞌ. In nroim he nahiin ma nakeo Uisneno In roimn ee, mes in ro he naim ranan he nharineb in fee je msaꞌ. Naan anmoeꞌ in teenb ee nbaits on neu-mneem. On naan amsaꞌ bifee reꞌ ka nmatsao ntein fa, ma bifee reꞌ ka nsao niit fa. Sin nahiin ma nakeo Uisneno In romin, he sin bisa nakniunꞌ ein anbin sin neek ein ma sin aok ein. Mes bifee amatsaos ii, in neek ee nbaits on neu-mneem. Fin in nroim he nahiin ma nakeo Uisneno In romin, mes in ro he naim ranan he nharineb in moen je msaꞌ.


sentence1: But I say this, brothers: the time is short. From now on, both those who have wives may be as though they had none;

sentence2: Aok-bian manekat arki! Utuin au teenb ii te, on nai: oors ii npaumaak een, ma neon amsoupt ii npaumaak een. Atoin mafeꞌe, in kais natenab ma nakeo naan ahaa in fee jan kuun, mes in ro he natenab ma nakeo Uisneno msaꞌ.


sentence1: and those who weep, as though they didn’t weep; and those who rejoice, as though they didn’t rejoice; and those who buy, as though they didn’t possess;

sentence2: On naan amsaꞌ, karu anmuiꞌ tuaf ankuur ma nkae, reko nneis in nhaꞌtain in tuan he kais ankae, he in naꞌbeiꞌ he natenab ma nakeo Uisneno. On naan amsaꞌ, karu anmuiꞌ tuaf reꞌ neekn ee nmariin, reko nneis in nmoeꞌ in tuan ee he kais on reꞌ naan, he in bisa natenab ma nakeo Uisneno. Karu anmuiꞌ tuaf ansoos naꞌbeiꞌ bareꞌ, reko nneis in nmoin on reꞌ tuaf reꞌ anmaꞌmuiꞌ, he in bisa natenab ma nakeo nahiin Uisneno.


sentence1: and those who use the world, as not using it to the fullest. For the mode of this world passes away.

sentence2: Karu anmuiꞌ tuaf anpaek bareꞌ naꞌko pah-pinan ia, reko nneis in nmoeꞌ in tuan ee nahuum on reꞌ tuaf reꞌ ka nakfiirt on fa neu pah-pinan ia in baerꞌ ein, maut he in natenab ma nakeo nahiin Uisneno. Natuin pah-pinan ia in ranan of namneuk nain.


sentence1: Don’t you know that your bodies are members of Christ? Shall I then take the members of Christ and make them members of a prostitute? May it never be!

sentence2: Hi aom ein anjarin Kristus Iin na, nahuum on reꞌ hi mjair biaf miꞌko Kristus In aon. Hi of mihini mrair rasi naan! Onaim karu au ꞌpaek Kristus In aon, ma ꞌnao ꞌseor goe ꞌok bifee aꞌhakeꞌ, naan on mee? Kaisaꞌ! Fin rasi naan, ka pantas fa!


sentence1: Or don’t you know that he who is joined to a prostitute is one body? For, “The two”, he says, “will become one flesh.”

sentence2: Hi of mihini mrair, karu atoniꞌ ntuup nok bifee aꞌhakeꞌ on reꞌ naan, sin nua sin nmafutu njarin meseꞌ. Fin matuꞌi et Suur Akninuꞌ mnak, “Sin nua sin nmafutun njarin meseꞌ.”


sentence1: Or don’t you know that the unrighteous will not inherit God’s Kingdom? Don’t be deceived. Neither the sexually immoral, nor idolaters, nor adulterers, nor male prostitutes, nor homosexuals,

sentence2: Hi on reꞌ ka mihiin fa areꞌ rasin reꞌ ia! Te kaah, tuaf reꞌ ka nroim fa he nmoeꞌ rais amneot ma amnonot, ka neu fa he ntaam anjair Uisneno In nonot-asar sin. Kais amkonan hi tuam ein he mtoup rais poi, he hi misanab! Tuaf reꞌ nmakoin nok ka in fee ja fa, aiꞌ ka in moen ja fa, araut, amakaket, atoniꞌ nkoin atoniꞌ,


sentence1: nor thieves, nor covetous, nor drunkards, nor slanderers, nor extortionists, will inherit God’s Kingdom.

sentence2: abakat, akomat, amauf raru, tuaf reꞌ ankanaꞌpaar es in kanan, aputa-kriut he ntoup naan tuaf es in bareꞌ. Fin tuaf-tuaf ein on reꞌ naan, ka neu fa he ntaam anjarin Uisneno Iin na!


sentence1: Some of you were such, but you were washed. You were sanctified. You were justified in the name of the Lord Jesus, and in the Spirit of our God.

sentence2: Te kaah, unuꞌ te, hi bian on reꞌ naan amsaꞌ! Mes Uisneno nsaok ma nnoes nain hi saant ein, ma In nakninuꞌ ki. Ma In nfei ranan amsaꞌ he hi bisa mireko mfain mok Ne. In nmoeꞌ areꞌ rasin naan, natuin hi mmafuut mok hit Usiꞌ Yesus Kristus, ma natuin hi mmafuut mok Uisneno In Asmanan amsaꞌ.


sentence1: For what do I have to do with also judging those who are outside? Don’t you judge those who are within?

sentence2: Hi mmuiꞌ hak he mtai ma mnilei atoni sraniꞌ sin aꞌmoink ein. Mes au ka ꞌmuiꞌ fa hak he ufeek rasi ꞌeu tuaf reꞌ ka npirsai fa Uisneno.


sentence1: But those who are outside, God judges. “Put away the wicked man from among yourselves.”

sentence2: Fin In kuun of es reꞌ nafeek rasi neu tuaf reꞌ ka npirsai Je fa. Mes hi kais amnikan Uisneno In Suur Akninuꞌ reꞌ matuꞌi mnak, “Tuaf reꞌ anteek in tuan anjair Uisneno Iin na, mes in nmoeꞌ rais maufinu piut-piut, amriuꞌ mipoitn ee, tua!”


sentence1: whether Paul, or Apollos, or Cephas, or the world, or life, or death, or things present, or things to come. All are yours,

sentence2: Onaim hi kais maikas ma minaib tuaf es mak, in ro maꞌtaniꞌ. Fin Uisneno es reꞌ nait nanaib tuaf he naꞌnaak ki. Areꞌ saaꞌ-saaꞌ ii ok-okeꞌ anjair hi ngguin een. Onaim hi aꞌnaakt ein, on reꞌ: au, naiꞌ Apolos, ma naiꞌ Petrus, hai ok-okeꞌ mjair hi ngguin. Ma areꞌ kanan rasi nbin pah-pinan ia, anjair hi ngguin amsaꞌ, maski hi mmoin aiꞌ mmaet, oras ia aiꞌ amnemat, areꞌ saaꞌ ii ok-okeꞌ njair hi ngguin.


sentence1: According to the grace of God which was given to me, as a wise master builder I laid a foundation, and another builds on it. But let each man be careful how he builds on it.

sentence2: Uisneno naruruꞌ ma nakriraꞌ In nekan arekot neu kau. Etun au on reꞌ aꞌnaak tukan. Rarit Uisneno nturun ma nbaab kau he au unoniꞌ ki ꞌeik rasi ꞌsuik fein naꞌko unuꞌ, he uhakeꞌ fanderen reꞌ maꞌtaniꞌ ꞌbi hi ꞌmonim. Rarit tuaf bian nanoniꞌ ki, he sin nafeen ein anbin fanderen naan in tunan reꞌ au ꞌmoꞌe. Mes tukan meseꞌ-meseꞌ ro he nmeup rek-reko he nafenaꞌ rek-reko ma batuur.


sentence1: For no one can lay any other foundation than that which has been laid, which is Jesus Christ.

sentence2: Fanderen reꞌ maꞌtaniꞌ nhake nrair, es reꞌ Yesus Kristus. Onaim ka nmuiꞌ fa tuaf es, reꞌ bisa nafenaꞌ fanderen bian anbi hi neekm ein, fin Uisneno nahakeꞌ nrair fanderen reꞌ maꞌtaniꞌ ma batuur.


sentence1: Who then is Apollos, and who is Paul, but servants through whom you believed, and each as the Lord gave to him?

sentence2: Te kaah, naiꞌ Apolos naan, sekau? Ma au, naiꞌ Paulus reꞌ ia, sekau? Fin hai nua kai reꞌ ia, suma mjair aan reun ahaa. Hai es reꞌ miruruꞌ ma mikriraꞌ ranan he hi bisa mpirsai Kristus. Naiꞌ Apolos nanaobaꞌ mepu natuin Usiꞌ In aprenat. Ma au on naan amsaꞌ.


sentence1: I planted. Apollos watered. But God gave the increase.

sentence2: Au es reꞌ utoon uhun-huun ꞌeu ki anmatoom nok Kristus. Naan on reꞌ au es reꞌ aꞌseen fini. Rarit naiꞌ Apolos neem nanoniꞌ ki. Naan on reꞌ in es reꞌ anpoin finin reꞌ au ꞌseen aꞌrair sin. Mes Uisneno naan, In es reꞌ anmoeꞌ finin naan natoron, nmonin, naꞌnaen ma namrian.


sentence1: So then neither he who plants is anything, nor he who waters, but God who gives the increase.

sentence2: Onaim tuaf reꞌ anseen finin, in ka maꞌosaꞌ fa. Ma reꞌ anpoin finin naan, in ka maꞌosaꞌ fa msaꞌ. Suma rais jes reꞌ maꞌosaꞌ, es reꞌ Uisneno. Fin In es reꞌ anmoeꞌ finin naan anmonin ma namrian.


sentence1: Now he who plants and he who waters are the same, but each will receive his own reward according to his own labor.

sentence2: Tuaf reꞌ anseen, ma tuaf reꞌ anpoin, sin anmepun nabu-buan, sin on reꞌ ameput bubu meseꞌ. Ma too mfaun reꞌ nanaobaꞌ Usiꞌ In mepu, of In nbaras sin suus-haet ein naan.


sentence1: I thank God that I baptized none of you except Crispus and Gaius,

sentence2: Au ꞌtoit makasi ꞌeu Uisneno, fin oras au ꞌbi naan ꞌok ki, au ka usrain fa tuaf. Suma au usrani haa naiꞌ Krispus ma naiꞌ Gayus.


sentence1: so that no one should say that I had baptized you into my own name.

sentence2: Nok ranan naan, ka nmuiꞌ fa tuaf nak, “Sin nasrain kau npaek naiꞌ Paulus in kanan, rarit au ꞌjair naiꞌ Paulus iin na.”


sentence1: And honour and glory be to him, that is mighty to confirm you by my gospel, and (the) preaching of Jesus Christ, by the revelation of (the) mystery held still, in times everlasting; [Forsooth to him, that is mighty to confirm you by my gospel, and (the) preaching of Jesus Christ, after the revelation of (the) mystery holden still, that is, not showed, in times everlasting;]

sentence2: Ampures ma mboꞌis Uisneno! Fin In nmuiꞌ kuasat he naꞌbeꞌib ki. In Rais Reko, nak on reꞌ naan, ma au unoniꞌ ma utoon on reꞌ naan amsaꞌ, oras au ubenoꞌ ma utoon anmatoom nok Yesus Kristus. Uisneno es anfei natoon kit areꞌ rasin naan ok-okeꞌ reꞌ nmatoom nok Kristus, reꞌ un-unuꞌ te sin ka nahiin sin fa, natuin maꞌnifaꞌ feꞌ.


sentence1: (But nowe is opened, and published among all nations by the Scriptures of the Prophetes, at the commandement of the euerlasting God for the obedience of faith)

sentence2: Mes oras ia, rasin reꞌ Uisneno In mafefa kniunꞌ ein un-unuꞌ antui nain sin anbin Suur Akninuꞌ, ro mamniit ein een. Uisneno ro ka nmaet fa, In es reꞌ anꞌator he tuaf ein naꞌkon puru ma pah anfuun am nateef bisa nahiin rasi reꞌ unuꞌ te maꞌnifaꞌ. Nok ranan naan, sin bisa npirsai Je, ma sin nmoeꞌ natuin In romin.


sentence1: God is really great and powerful, so everybody has to tell him that he is good. He can make you strong. This is his message. It is the good news about Jesus Christ. A long time ago, God planned to get both the Jewish people, and the people that are not Jews, to believe in him. But at first he kept it a secret, and he just got the Jewish people to follow him. After that, he got his men to write about it ahead of time, and their words are in his book. Now his message about Jesus is for every nation. It is not just for the Jewish people, but everybody everywhere can trust him, and they can listen to him and do what he wants. God is the only one that can think good enough to make it all work out like that. So everybody has to tell God and Jesus Christ, “You are great.” They have always got to do that for ever. From Paul

sentence2: Suma In nmees kuun, Uisneno. Suma In nmees kuun nahiin batuur-batuur areꞌ kanan rasi. Au ꞌait siit pures-boꞌis ꞌeu Ne, natuin Yesus Kristus In ꞌmepun! Tebes, ro namneo, tua! Au surat antuuꞌ ma nheuꞌ on naan, tua. Saloom, Au naiꞌ Paulus kau, tua.


sentence1: Gaius, my host and host of the whole assembly, greets you. Erastus, the treasurer of the city, greets you, as does Quartus, the brother.

sentence2: Au, naiꞌ Paulus kau, utua ꞌbi naiꞌ Gayus in umi. Atoin asraint ein biasa nabuan he nakrein nbin in umi. In nsonuꞌ haan tabes ma haan buseet neu ki msaꞌ. Naiꞌ Erastus, reꞌ bendahara kota, ma hit aok-bian naiꞌ Kuartus, ansoun ein haan tabes ma haan buseet amsaꞌ.


sentence1: The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you all! Amen.

sentence2: [Au ꞌtoit he hit Usiꞌ Yesus Kristus naruruꞌ ma nakriraꞌ In nekan arekot neu ki arki. On reꞌ naan, tua!]


sentence1: For I will not dare to speak of any things except those which Christ worked through me for the obedience of the Gentiles, by word and deed,

sentence2: Au ka ubrain fa he uꞌuab rasi ꞌtetaꞌ. Au suma uretaꞌ Kristus In meupn ahaa, ma on mee mꞌes naꞌ In npaek kau. Oras ia nmuiꞌ atoin ka Yahudis fa reꞌ nneen ma natniin Kristus, natuin Uisneno npaek kau, he ururuꞌ ma ukriraꞌ ranan aꞌpaek au uab ein ma au ꞌmeupk ein.


sentence1: in the power of signs and wonders, in the power of God’s Spirit; so that from Jerusalem and around as far as to Illyricum, I have fully preached the Good News of Christ;

sentence2: Kristus anfee kau kuasa naꞌko Uisneno In Asmaan Akninuꞌ, he au bisa ꞌmoeꞌ rais sanmakat humaꞌ-humaꞌ. In nfee kau kuasa naan he naruruꞌ ma nakriraꞌ mnak, Kristus reꞌ naan, sekau. Nok ranan naan, au utoon aꞌrair tuaf-tuaf nbi mee-mee, areꞌ saaꞌ ii ok-okeꞌ nmatoom nok Kristus in Rais Reko. Es naan ate, au utoon uꞌko kota Yerusalem, anfuun am nateef tar antea pah Ilirikum anpaumaak pah Itali.


sentence1: I myself am also persuaded about you, my brothers, that you yourselves are full of goodness, filled with all knowledge, able also to admonish others.

sentence2: Aok-bian arki! Au ꞌpirsai ꞌak, hi neekm ein naheun nok rais rekon, hi mihini mfa-faun, ma hi bisa mmafainekan es nok es.


sentence1: But I write the more boldly to you in part as reminding you, because of the grace that was given to me by God,

sentence2: Au ꞌtui maat-maat ꞌbi surat reꞌ ia, he utoon ki no goes anteniꞌ anmatoom nok rasi humaꞌ-humaꞌ. Au ꞌtui on nai, natuin Uisneno naruruꞌ ma nakriraꞌ In nekan arekot neu kau,


sentence1: Now the God of perseverance and of encouragement grant you to be of the same mind with one another according to Christ Jesus,

sentence2: Uisneno es reꞌ anhaꞌtain Iin na he bisa naarn ein ma ntaahn ein anbin susat ma nanaꞌrenat. Ma In es reꞌ anhaꞌtain hit neek ii msaꞌ. Au ꞌonen he ꞌtoit Je, he In naruruꞌ ma nakriraꞌ ranan, he hi bisa mmoin nekaf meseꞌ, mituin Yesus Kristus In romin.


sentence1: that with one accord you may with one mouth glorify the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ.

sentence2: Fin karu hi nekaf meseꞌ on naan, hi bisa mibua he maikas ma mboꞌis Uisneno. In reꞌ naan, hit Usiꞌ Yesus Kristus In Amaf.


sentence1: for God’s Kingdom is not eating and drinking, but righteousness, peace, and joy in the Holy Spirit.

sentence2: Mutenab murek-rekoꞌ! Fin Uisneno, hit Usif. Mes hit ka tjair fa Uisf ee Iin na natuin hit suma taah-tiun tatuin atoorn ahaa. Kaah fa, tua! Karu hit troim he tjair Uisf ee Iin na, hit ro he tmoeꞌ reko, hit neek ii kninuꞌ, hit tmoin tamneo he tmarameꞌ es nok es, ma hit neek ii nmariin. Rasin reꞌ ia ok-okeꞌ bisa njarin, karu hit tmafuut piut tok Uisneno In Asmaan Akninuꞌ.


sentence1: For he who serves Christ in these things is acceptable to God and approved by men.

sentence2: Tuaf reꞌ ntuthae Kristus on reꞌ naan, anharineb Uisneno In nekan. Ma tuaf bian anparikas narek-rekoꞌ tuaf naan in aꞌmonin, rarit naikas tuaf naan in kanan am nak, “In reꞌ naan, atoin reko!”


sentence1: Yet if because of food your brother is grieved, you walk no longer in love. Don’t destroy with your food him for whom Christ died.

sentence2: On reꞌ karu ho meuk sisi, ma rasi naan anmoeꞌ ho aom-bian neekn ee nsuus, ho ka mururuꞌ ma mukriraꞌ fa ho manekam meu ne, aiꞌ? Maran ma mtahan ho tuam aan! Kais mureuꞌ ho aom-bian, natuin suma he mbukae kuum saaꞌ es! Fin Kristus anmaet neu tuaf naan amsaꞌ.


sentence1: Then don’t let your good be slandered,

sentence2: Ka reko fa karu ho mmoeꞌ rais jes, reꞌ ho maan ee neu reko, mes tuaf bian naꞌuab naꞌreꞌuf ho kaanm aan, natuin sin naan ho ꞌmoꞌem naan, maufinu.


sentence1: For none of us lives to himself, and none dies to himself.

sentence2: Oras hit tmoin, hit ka tmoin fa neu hit tuak ii kuuk. Ma oras hit tmaet, hit ka tmaet fa neu hit tuak ii kuuk.


sentence1: For if we live, we live to the Lord. Or if we die, we die to the Lord. If therefore we live or die, we are the Lord’s.

sentence2: Fin karu hit tmoin feꞌ, hit tmafuut feꞌ tok hit Usiꞌ. On naan amsaꞌ karu hit tmaet, hit tmafuut feꞌ tok hit Usiꞌ. Onaim maski hit tmoin, aiꞌ atmaet, hit atjair Iin na feꞌ.


sentence1: Do this, knowing the time, that it is already time for you to awaken out of sleep, for salvation is now nearer to us than when we first believed.

sentence2: Uisneno he nafetiꞌ kit naꞌko maufinut anbi pah-pinan ia. Ma oras ia, in oors ee he nsoi nafetin areꞌ mansian ii ok-okeꞌ, anpaumaak anneis naꞌko oras hit he tpirsai feꞌ teu Yesus Kristus. Es naan ate, hit ro he tmaneek es nok es atbi ꞌmonit, natuin hit tahiin rasi naan. Naan on reꞌ unuꞌ te, hit ttuup. Mes oras ia, in oors ee reꞌ hit he tfeen nai!


sentence1: The night is far gone, and the day is near. Let’s therefore throw off the deeds of darkness, and let’s put on the armor of light.

sentence2: Ka ꞌroo fa te, he nmeu goen ma maans ee he nsae jen. Onaim reko nneis hit tasnaas nai taꞌko hit maufinun. Naan, on reꞌ atoniꞌ reꞌ nmoni nbi meisꞌokan ma nmoeꞌ rais maufinu, fin sin nateenb ein nak, ka tiit fa tuaf reꞌ nkius niit sin. Mes oras ia, hit ro he tjair on reꞌ sorarus reꞌ npaek baer makenat, he nahakeꞌ rais reko, on reꞌ atoniꞌ nmoni nbi meꞌu.


sentence1: And if by grace, then it is no longer of works; otherwise grace is no longer grace. But if it is of works, it is no longer grace; otherwise work is no longer work.

sentence2: On naan amsaꞌ, oras ia. Fin ka atoin Yahudis fa ok-okeꞌ reꞌ naikoit Uisneno. Anmuiꞌ tuaf feꞌ naꞌko hai tuaf ein reꞌ Uisneno npiir anrair sin he nsoi nafetin sin, natuin In nroim he naruruꞌ ma nakriraꞌ In nekan arekot neu kai, ka natuin fa hit tmoeꞌ rais reko! Fin karu In ro he npiir kit natuin hit tmoeꞌ rais reko, in sairt ii nak, In ka bisa nafeek fa he nakriraꞌ In nekan arekot, aiꞌ In nafeek nak ka nakriraꞌ fa In nekan arekot neu kit. Karu on naan, hit ka tteek ee fa tak ‘nakriraꞌ In nekan arekot’ antein.


sentence1: even as it is written, “Behold, I lay in Zion a stumbling stone and a rock of offense; and no one who believes in him will be disappointed.”

sentence2: Nansaaꞌ am es sin ka bisa fa he naraem ok nok Uisneno? Natuin sin suma nromin he nmoꞌen natuin atoran, maut he In ntoup sin on reꞌ atoin neek amneot ma amnonot, mes sin ka npirsain fa neun Yesus Kristus. Rarit on reꞌ sin nastunan nbi “fatu stunaꞌ”. Rasi reꞌ ia es reꞌ Suur Akninuꞌ Uisneno In sairt ii nak, “Amkius iim ma mipeen iim feꞌ! Fin Au ꞌtao ꞌrair Tuaf es et aꞌtoꞌef Sion, et kota Yerusalem. Tuaf naan on reꞌ faut goes reꞌ nmoeꞌ tuaf nastuun. Mes sekau reꞌ npirsai Je te, kais namaeb on.” Fatu naan, es reꞌ Naiꞌ Yesus. Mes atoin Israelas sin antorak ma ka ntoup Goe fa. Naan on reꞌ sin nastunan, rarit sin ntaikobin natuin fatu naan.


sentence1: it was said to her, “The elder will serve the younger.”

sentence2: Oras bi Ripka ka nahoniꞌ naan sin fa feꞌ, sin ka nmoeꞌ nitan fa feꞌ rais reko, aiꞌ rais maufinu. Maski on naan amsaꞌ, mes Uisneno natoon nain neu bi Ripka anmatoom nok riꞌaan koen reꞌ npoi nahunu mnak, “Taatf aan of anjair ameput neu in orif.” Uisneno natoon on naan, he naruruꞌ ma nakriraꞌ am nak, karu In npiir naan tuaf es, In nahini nrair nak, In he npaek tuaf naan nahuum on mee. Rarit Uisneno npiir riꞌaan muniꞌ naan he njair Iin ja. In ka nperluu fa he npao he nkius riꞌaan muniꞌ naan he nmoeꞌ on mee, natuin Uisneno nahiin nain.


sentence1: For I could wish that I myself were accursed from Christ for my brothers’ sake, my relatives according to the flesh

sentence2: Au uꞌuab on nai: au neek ii nsuus. Au ꞌnaben ate maꞌfenaꞌ on naan, natuin au umnau au ngguin. Fin au ꞌroim he au uuf ma pah Yahudis sin imsaꞌ nmafutun nok Kristus, mes amfaun reꞌ ka npirsai Je fa. Karu au bisa ꞌfei enoꞌ ranan ꞌeu sin, au ubarab he ꞌtoit Uisneno he nhukun kau, he au ꞌsenuꞌ ma ꞌsekaꞌ sin. Ma au ubarab he ꞌtoti msaꞌ he Uisneno nbatis kau uꞌko Kristus, maut he au tuaf ein bisa nmafutun nok Ne.


sentence1: For I am persuaded that neither death, nor life, nor angels, nor principalities, nor things present, nor things to come, nor powers,

sentence2: Au uhiin batuur-batuur ꞌak on nai: ka tiit fa rais jes amsaꞌ reꞌ bisa nmoeꞌ Uisneno he nasnasab In manekan neu kit. Maski hit tmoin, aiꞌ tmaet, aiꞌ nmuiꞌ ameput naꞌko sonaf neno tunan, aiꞌ anaaꞌ aprenat, aiꞌ nmuiꞌ kuasat, aiꞌ rasi oras ia, aiꞌ rasi reꞌ amnemat,


sentence1: nor height, nor depth, nor any other created thing will be able to separate us from God’s love which is in Christ Jesus our Lord.

sentence2: kuasa nbi neon goe tnanan, aiꞌ kuasa nbi pah-pinan, aiꞌ bareꞌ ꞌtetaꞌ reꞌ Uisneno nmoeꞌ sin — ka tiit tain fa saaꞌ es, reꞌ bisa nbatis kit naꞌko Uisneno, reꞌ anmoeꞌ Je he In ka nneek kit fa goen! Natuin hit tmafuut tok hit Usiꞌ Yesus Kristus, reꞌ Uisneno anreek haef anrair Je ntaam neem.


sentence1: For we were saved in hope, but hope that is seen is not hope. For who hopes for that which he sees?

sentence2: Oras Uisneno nsoi nafetin kit, In natoon amsaꞌ, In of anmoeꞌ on mee. Mes oras ia, hit tpao feꞌ, natuin ka njair fa feꞌ. Karu hit tkius rais jes anjari nrair, hit ka tperluu fa he tpao tteniꞌ he tkius rasi naan. Fin atoniꞌ ka npao nteniꞌ fa he nkius rais jes reꞌ njari nrair, aiꞌ?


sentence1: But if we hope for that which we don’t see, we wait for it with patience.

sentence2: Mes karu hit tpao he tkius rais jes reꞌ ka njair fa feꞌ, hit bisa taran ma ttahan nok sabaar.


sentence1: because the mind of the flesh is hostile toward God, for it is not subject to God’s law, neither indeed can it be.

sentence2: Hit mansian ii hit roimk ii kuuk es reꞌ atraban Uisneno In romin. Rarit hit kuuk ka tbaiseun fa he tatniin Ee, natuin hit kuuk ka bisa fa.


sentence1: Those who are in the flesh can’t please God.

sentence2: Fin tuaf reꞌ nkonan sin roimk ein kuuk he nꞌator sin, reko ka reko, ka bisa nharineb fa Uisneno In nekan.


sentence1: For the woman that has a husband is bound by law to the husband while he lives, but if the husband dies, she is discharged from the law of the husband.

sentence2: Au ꞌpake ꞌtopeꞌ naꞌko atoran fee-mone. Karu bifee jes ansao nrair atoin es, tatuin atoran, sin nua sin anjarin fee-mone tar antea sin nmaten. Mes karu in moen je nmaet, bifee banuꞌ naan ka nmafuut fa goen nok atoran naan. In bisa nsao ntein.


sentence1: So then if, while the husband lives, she is joined to another man, she would be called an adulteress. But if the husband dies, she is free from the law, so that she is no adulteress, though she is joined to another man.

sentence2: Mes karu in ansao atoniꞌ ꞌtetaꞌ oras in moen je nmoin feꞌ, tatuin atoorn ii, naan in nmakake nrair. Mes karu in moen je nmate nrair, atoran fee-mone ka ntoom ee fa goen antein. In napeni nrair fetin. Rarit karu in ansao ntein atoniꞌ ꞌtetaꞌ, tatuin atoorn ii, in ka nmakaek fa, tua.


sentence1: Therefore don’t let sin reign in your mortal body, that you should obey it in its lusts.

sentence2: Kais amkonan maufiun nggui nbi ho nekam anmuiꞌ kuasa he bisa nꞌator ko, he ho suma mutuin ahaa ho aom aan in nromin, he mmoeꞌ maufiun ein. Fin ro tebes, ho aom aan of ammaet.


sentence1: Also, do not present your members to sin as instruments of unrighteousness, but present yourselves to God as alive from the dead, and your members as instruments of righteousness to God.

sentence2: Ma kais amnonaꞌ ho tuam aan he mmoeꞌ rais reuꞌf ein reꞌ naan, fin reꞌ naan ansaan amsaꞌ. Mes amnonaꞌ ho tuam aan meu Uisneno nmees, he In es anꞌator ko. On reꞌ ho mmate mrair, rarit ho mmoni mfain. Onaim ampaek ho tuam aan aꞌteme-ꞌteme he mmoeꞌ rais reko meu Uisneno.


sentence1: For sin will not have dominion over you, for you are not under law, but under grace.

sentence2: Kais amkonan he saant ii bisa nꞌator ki, on reꞌ saant ii njair hi usif. Oras ia, hi kais ammoin mituin kaꞌo Musa in atoorn ein antein, he hi mireko mfain mok Uisneno. Fin hi mmoin mok amneot natuin Uisneno naruruꞌ ma nakriraꞌ In nekan arekot neu ki. Onaim oras ia, In nekan arekot naan es reꞌ anꞌator ki.


sentence1: Being therefore justified by faith, we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ;

sentence2: Onaim natuin hit tpirsai teu Uisneno, es naan ate In nmarak kit atjair atoin neek amneot ma amnonot. Rarit hit neek ii nakninuꞌ nrair neu Uisneno, natuin hit Usiꞌ Yesus Kristus, reꞌ Uisneno nreek haefn Ee ntaam neem, anfei ranan he hit bisa tmarameꞌ on naan.


sentence1: through whom we also have our access by faith into this grace in which we stand. We rejoice in hope of the glory of God.

sentence2: Kristus naruruꞌ ma nakriraꞌ In nekan arekot neu kit, natuin hit tpirsai Je. Etun hit neek ii bisa nmaꞌtain ma naꞌbeiꞌ. Ma hit neek ii anmariin, natuin hit tahiin tak, Uisneno of he nait kit he hit tnaben tok In pinan ma In akrahan.


sentence1: to demonstrate his righteousness at this present time, that he might himself be just and the justifier of him who has faith in Jesus.

sentence2: Uisneno naruruꞌ ma nakriraꞌ neu Usif Yesus he njair fuaꞌ-turuꞌ reꞌ natai nafaniꞌ kit ma nnoes nain hit sanat ma penu sin. Mes hit ro he tpirsai Je tak, In ntoup hit sapaaf anbi rais hukun. Onaim In nꞌopaꞌ ma nasaik In naaꞌ, ma nmate nsenuꞌ kit. Nok ranan naan, Uisneno naruruꞌ ma nakriraꞌ nak, saaꞌ reꞌ In nafeek ee naan, ro batuur. Unuꞌ te, In naran ma nsabaar maꞌtaniꞌ, rarit In npiir he nnikan nain sanat ma penu reꞌ atoniꞌ nmoꞌe nrair sin. Mes karu In ka nhukun fa tuaf reꞌ ansaan, In ka njair fa afeek rasi reꞌ natai ma namnoon. Onaim In nfei ranan, maut he Yesus Kristus bisa nasaah hit atoin asanat hit hukun. Oras ia, In naruruꞌ ma nakriraꞌ neu mansian ii ok-okeꞌ mnak, In nmoeꞌ rais reko piut. Rarit tuaf-tuaf reꞌ ansaan, reꞌ anpirsai neu Naiꞌ Yesus, In nafeek he nmarak sin, atoin neek amneot.


sentence1: oppression, and anguish on every soul of man who does evil, to the Jew first, and also to the Greek.

sentence2: Tuaf-tuaf reꞌ nmoeꞌ rais maufiun ein, of napenin susat ma maꞌneꞌat. Maski atoin Yahudis, aiꞌ atoin ka Yahudis fa, sin napenin ok-okeꞌ.


sentence1: But glory, honor, and peace go to every man who does good, to the Jew first, and also to the Greek.

sentence2: Mes tuaf-tuaf reꞌ nmoeꞌ rais reko, of Uisneno naikas narat-ratan sin, ma nhormaat sin he nmonin nok mamut, rameꞌ es nok es, ma taininaꞌ. Maski sin atoin Yahudis, aiꞌ atoin ka Yahudis fa, sin napenin ok-okeꞌ.


sentence1: For there is no partiality with God.

sentence2: Fin Uisneno ka npiir fa humaf!


sentence1: For the invisible things of him since the creation of the world are clearly seen, being perceived through the things that are made, even his everlasting power and divinity, that they may be without excuse.

sentence2: Tuaf-tuaf ein reꞌ ia, ka napenin fa rasi ꞌsukif he namneob ok, fin rasin reꞌ tuaf bisa nahiin anmatoom nok Uisneno naan, naan mahiniꞌ ma nakninuꞌ nrair. Natuin In neikn On es reꞌ nakriraꞌ sin! Au sairt ii on nai: anmurai naꞌko oras In nmoeꞌ neno tunan ma pah-pinan antea oras ia, karu anmuiꞌ tuaf he nahiin rasi anmatoom nok Uisneno In tuan ma In kuasan reꞌ ka natfeek fa, bisa! Maski Uisneno In tuan naan ka mamnitaꞌ fa, mes hit mansian ii bisa tahiin Je feꞌ, nanete npeoꞌ saaꞌ reꞌ In nmoeꞌ sin. Etun au ꞌak, amaufiunt ein ka napenin fa rasi ꞌsukif he namneob sin tuak ein antein am nak, “Au ka uhiin fa saaꞌ-saaꞌ anmatoom nok Uisneno.”


sentence1: So as much as is in me, I am eager to preach the Good News to you also who are in Rome.

sentence2: Maski on mee msaꞌ, au ꞌnaben ate au ro he utoon Uisneno In Rais Reko ꞌeu sekau-sekau goah. ꞌEu tuaf apaek aꞌuab Yunani, aiꞌ ꞌeu atoin jintiu aiꞌ afuat anbi rais pirsait amnaaꞌ reꞌ anpaken uab bian sin, aiꞌ ꞌeu aꞌnaet ein, aꞌbaut ein, aiꞌ askorat sin, aiꞌ ka askorat fa msaꞌ. Es naan ate, au ubarab aꞌrair he ꞌeit ꞌeu kota Roma, he ꞌmakius ꞌaan ki.


sentence1: who was declared to be the Son of God with power according to the Spirit of holiness, by the resurrection from the dead, Jesus Christ our Lord,

sentence2: Anbi rasi bian, Uisneno nakriraꞌ bukti mnak, Yesus Kristus, In Aanh aa kuun amsaꞌ. Fin Naiꞌ Yesus In Asmanan, kninuꞌ batuur-batuur, humaꞌ meseꞌ on reꞌ Uisneno. Ma Uisneno npaek In kuasa he namonib nafaniꞌ Naiꞌ Yesus naꞌko In aꞌmaten. Naꞌko rasi naan, hit tahiin tak, Uisneno In Anah naan, es reꞌ Naiꞌ Yesus, hit Usiꞌ.


sentence1: “Be it known therefore to you that the salvation of God is sent to the nations, and they will listen.”

sentence2: Onaim naiꞌ Paulus natuꞌub in retaꞌ naan, ma naꞌuab am nak, “On nai, aok-bian arki! Hi ro he mihiin mak, oras ia, Uisneno nabarab anrair he nsoi nafetin neu atoniꞌ ꞌtetaꞌ reꞌ ka atoin Yahudis fa, natuin sin nromin he nneen ma natniin Ee.”


sentence1: When he had said these words, the Jews departed, having a great dispute among themselves.

sentence2: [Naiꞌ Paulus naꞌuab anrair on naan ate, too mfaun ein naan ansisaꞌen. Mes sin nteenb ein ii ka natefan fa, natuin sin nasurin es nok es.]


sentence1: saying, ‘Go to this people and say, in hearing, you will hear, but will in no way understand. In seeing, you will see, but will in no way perceive.

sentence2: mnak, ‘Ho mnao mutoon meu pah reꞌ ia mmak, “Of hi mneen ma mitniin Au uabk ii piut, mes ka mihiin je fa mnuut es! Hi mkius mifan-fain saaꞌ reꞌ Au ꞌmoeꞌ ma ꞌtao, mes hi ka mfairoir je fa.”


sentence1: For this people’s heart has grown callous. Their ears are dull of hearing. Their eyes they have closed. Lest they should see with their eyes, hear with their ears, understand with their heart, and would turn again, then I would heal them.’

sentence2: Natuin atoniꞌ reꞌ pah ia, sin neek ein ro fatu. Sin ruik ein ka nroim he nnenan fa goen! Ma sin maatk ein ee, nahuum on reꞌ he nforon nrarin! Anparaak he sin kaisaꞌ nnenan nai; Ma nparaak he sin maatk ein anforon. Ma nparaak he sin neek ein naꞌteme nkonon. Tar antea sin ka nahinin fa ranan he ntebin nfain neman neu Kau ntenin, Onaim Au bisa urekoꞌ sin, on mee?’ ”


sentence1: After three months, we set sail in a ship of Alexandria which had wintered in the island, whose figurehead was “The Twin Brothers.”

sentence2: Rarit sin nseun banin kai, neik ein bareꞌ amfaun. Hai mitua mtahan mbi puru Malta funan teun, tar antea ain koꞌu ma oik koꞌu naan nasnaas. Oras naan, abnao goes naꞌko kota Aleksandria reꞌ in nhaek nain anbi puru Malta. Abnao naan kaan ee, Riꞌaan Koen, natuin anmuiꞌ naan pah tuaf ankoe, reꞌ bnao tuaf ee nmoeꞌ sin naꞌko hau, rarit anpasan nakfirit sin anbi bnao naan in matan. Onaim hai he msae bnao naan, ma mnao mkoon meu kota Roma. Onaim oras hai msae meu bnao naan, abitan Malta neik kai betiꞌ ma bareꞌ bian reꞌ hai mperluu sin ambi bnao.


sentence1: But they expected that he would have swollen or fallen down dead suddenly, but when they watched for a long time and saw nothing bad happen to him, they changed their minds and said that he was a god.

sentence2: Atoin ein naan nateenb ein nak, of akreoꞌ goes anteniꞌ te, naiꞌ Paulus in aꞌniimn ee of anfuꞌun. Ma nok askeken ate, of in nmaet. Mes naiꞌ Paulus antekar kaunaꞌ naan neu ai. In ka nnaben fa menas saaꞌ-saaꞌ. Rarit sin npaon aꞌkreoꞌ goes ate, mes naiꞌ Paulus ka saaꞌ-saaꞌ fa. Onaim sin nateenb ein nak, “Kais-kaisaꞌ atoniꞌ ia, pah tuaf!”


sentence1: In all, we were two hundred seventy-six souls on the ship.

sentence2: Sin nitan on naan ate, sin neek ein natea nfanin. Rarit sin nbukaen ok-okeꞌ. Hai abit abnao naan, tuaf natun nua mboꞌ hitu mnee. Hai mbukae okeꞌ.


sentence1: After they had hoisted it up, they used cables to help reinforce the ship. Fearing that they would run aground on the Syrtis sand bars, they lowered the sea anchor, and so were driven along.

sentence2: Oras kofaꞌ baꞌi naan antea bnao goe tunan, sin npuun bnao naan nok tani nfuun am nateef, he npanat he kais-kaisaꞌ bnao naan in hau ꞌbeen ein natpois ein, ma oe tais ii ntaam. Sin namtaun amsaꞌ, kais-kaisaꞌ oikn ii anpesan abnao naan, ma npoirn ee neu snae kbatus Sirtis et pah Afrika. Onaim sin nasanut boin atboes, he naꞌbaunaꞌ bnao naan in aꞌnaon ee kreꞌo.


sentence1: As we labored exceedingly with the storm, the next day they began to throw things overboard.

sentence2: Ain koꞌu naan, nasnibaꞌ bnao neu ꞌrii ma ꞌneꞌu. Nokaꞌ te, ameupt ein nait inporin bruaꞌ bnao naan neun tasi.


sentence1: When the ship was caught and couldn’t face the wind, we gave way to it and were driven along.

sentence2: Hai mnao ka ꞌroo fa te, nok askeken, ain nauts ii nfoe. (Reꞌ hit ii te tak, ‘anin naꞌko pasaꞌ neon-saet ma pasaꞌ ponain sin atnaank ein’). Anin naan nfuu bnao naan, neik je neu tais je tnanan. Ameupt ein abnao naan, sin ka bisa nabaniꞌ fa bnao. Onaim sin nparaakn aah ee. Ma bnao naan nnao natuin ahaa ain ii in aꞌromin.


sentence1: Why is it judged incredible with you if God does raise the dead?

sentence2: Au ma too Israelas naꞌkon sin uuf boꞌes am nua sin, hit tpao he Uisneno nmoeꞌ natuin reꞌ In anbaꞌan nain je neu kit. Manbaꞌan reꞌ naan, In natoon anrair je neu hit beꞌi-naꞌi naꞌko ahunut. Onaim antea oras ia, hit arkit tꞌonen fai-manas, he Uisneno In manbaꞌan naan anjair nai. Manbaꞌan naan in aafn ii nak, of In he namonib nafaniꞌ amaets ein. Aam usiꞌ Agripa. Sin nmakaꞌrais ein nok kau, natuin au ꞌpirsai ꞌak Uisneno of namonib amates. Au he utaan, nansaaꞌ am es tuaf naꞌko hi arki reꞌ ia, bian ka mroim fa he mpirsai mak, Uisneno bisa namonib amaets ein? Batuur In bisa!


sentence1: “I think myself happy, King Agrippa, that I am to make my defense before you today concerning all the things that I am accused by the Jews,

sentence2: “Aam usiꞌ Agripa reꞌ au ꞌtunaꞌ ma uꞌratan ko. Au ꞌteenb ate, au neek ii nmainua, natuin ho mfee kau mainuan he au uꞌuab, ma sin amaꞌ arki he mneen kau, saaꞌ-saaꞌ reꞌ atoin Yahudis sin nakuu ma ntuꞌiran sin neu kau.


sentence1: especially because you are expert in all customs and questions which are among the Jews. Therefore I beg you to hear me patiently.

sentence2: Au uhiin ꞌak, ho muhiin batuur, hit atoin Yahudis hit atoran harat, ma hit rasi ꞌmonit ma ꞌmaten. Onaim au ꞌtoit ko he ho mneen murek-rekoꞌ au uabk ii, tua.


sentence1: For it seems to me unreasonable, in sending a prisoner, not to also specify the charges against him.”

sentence2: Karu au ꞌsoun ee, au ro he ꞌtui aan suurt es reꞌ anmatoom nok rasi naan. Mes oras ia, au he ꞌtui ꞌak saaꞌ ꞌeu uis kouꞌ goe? Etun es, au ubuabaꞌ ki ok-okeꞌ, he hi mneen ee. Amneen amrair je te, au ꞌtoit ꞌeu usif Agripa he nfee naan kau fainekat es, he au ꞌtui surat reꞌ bisa uis kouꞌ goe ntoup goe nok neek reko. Au ꞌnaben ate on reꞌ he ka reko fa, karu au ꞌsonuꞌ rasi ia annao neu keser, mes au ka utoon fa atoniꞌ ia in sanat. Au uabk ii naꞌtuuk naꞌpaar on reꞌ naan, tua.”


sentence1: When he had come, the Jews who had come down from Jerusalem stood around him, bringing against him many and grievous charges which they could not prove,

sentence2: Rarit gubernur Festus nabaar feꞌ nbi Yerusalem of aiꞌ neno boꞌes aꞌsaaꞌ, naꞌ in ntebi nfain neu Kaisarea. Oras naan, anmuiꞌ naan atoin Yahudis fauk nok ne, antea nee. Nokaꞌ on naan ate, gubernur ee nfei nafani rasi naan. In nreun he sin neik naiꞌ Paulus, he neem neu in matan. Oras naiꞌ Paulus antaam anbi naan, atoin Yahudis sin anhaken ma nfuun naan naiꞌ Paulus, rarit sin nmurai nasaan ee nok sanat humaꞌ-humaꞌ. Mes sin ka bisa fa he nakriraꞌ bukti meseꞌ msaꞌ.


sentence1: He even tried to profane the temple, and we arrested him.

sentence2: Atoniꞌ ia msaꞌ, in naꞌtakaꞌ niit he nꞌoemetab hai Uim Onen Uuf reꞌ in kninuꞌ kuun, ma in neik atoin meisꞌokan antaam neu naan. Etun hai mheek je. [Natuin hai romim, hai he mhuukn ee natuin hai atoran.


sentence2: Mes soraru ꞌnakaf naiꞌ Lisias, neem nasiik naan ee naꞌko hai ꞌnimam.


sentence1: we accept it in all ways and in all places, most excellent Felix, with all thankfulness.

sentence2: Oras too mfaun ein naan nabuan anbin bare he nafekan rasi, gubernur ee nreun he neik naiꞌ Paulus neem. Rarit naiꞌ Tertulus anfeen anhaek ma naꞌuab namouf naiꞌ Paulus. Nahunu te, in nhormaat neu gubernur ma naꞌuab am nak, “Au ꞌbaiseun ko, amaꞌ gubernur! Naꞌko ꞌroo-ꞌroo reꞌ ia, nmurai naꞌko ho mnaaꞌ prenat ambi ia, ho muhiin muhuun saaꞌ reꞌ reko neu kai. Rarit ho mmoeꞌ rais arekot humaꞌ-humaꞌ, tar antea hai atoin Yahudis bisa mmoin nok mamut ma marine. Onaim hai he mpaek oras ia, he mtoit makasi meu amaꞌ gubernur. Te sekau nteniꞌ es reꞌ he bisa nmoeꞌ on reꞌ ho, tua, anbi mee-mee.


sentence1: He called to himself two of the centurions, and said, “Prepare two hundred soldiers to go as far as Caesarea, with seventy horsemen and two hundred men armed with spears, at the third hour of the night.”

sentence2: Rarit soraru ꞌnakaf koꞌu naan, noꞌen in soraur aꞌnakat tuaf nua. In naprenat sin am nak, “Mibarab maan sorarus, tuaf natun nua; ma sorarus reꞌ ansae bikase, tuaf boꞌ hiut; ma sorarus amneik aunu, tuaf natun nua. Hi mnao nai mabeꞌ ia, anreuk seo, amnao meu kota Kaisarea.


sentence1: He asked them to provide mounts, that they might set Paul on one, and bring him safely to Felix the governor.

sentence2: Hi mibarab bikaes es neu naiꞌ Paulus. Hi mnao maat ee nok rek-reko, ntea gubernur Feliks.”


sentence1: There were more than forty people who had made this conspiracy.

sentence2: Kiuk anaꞌ te, atoin Yahudis anneis naꞌko tuaf boꞌ haa, sin nmaꞌakoran he naꞌmaet naiꞌ Paulus. Sin nsupan am nak, “Hai ka mroim fa he miah-miun, karu hai ka amroor maan fa naiꞌ Paulus fa feꞌ.”


sentence1: For the Sadducees say that there is no resurrection, nor angel, nor spirit; but the Pharisees confess all of these.

sentence2: Oras naiꞌ Paulus niit sin atokos reꞌ he nafekan rais pirsait, in nahiin nak, sin naꞌkon pukan nua. Bian Saduki, reꞌ sin npirsain nak, amates ka bisa nmonin nfain fa. Sin npirsain amsaꞌ nak, Uisneno ka nmuiꞌ fa ameput et sonaf neno tunan. Ma ka nmuiꞌ fa smanaf. Pukan es anteniꞌ es reꞌ pukan Farisi, reꞌ npirsain am nak, of Uisneno namonib nafaniꞌ amates sin. Sin npirsain amsaꞌ nak, anmuiꞌ smanaf, ma Uisneno anmuiꞌ ameput et sonaf neno tunan. Onaim naiꞌ Paulus naꞌuab naher-heer nak, “Aok-bian arki! Asar hi mihiin ok-okeꞌ mak, au reꞌ ia, atoin Farisis kau. Au amaꞌ ma au naꞌi, atoin Farisis amsaꞌ. Oras ia, hi he mhukun kau, natuin au ꞌpirsai ꞌak Uisneno bisa namonib amates.” Oras naiꞌ Paulus naꞌuab on naan ate, atoniꞌ Farisis ma Sadukis sin nmatoen, tar antea sin ka nmaromin fa heen. Rarit sin baits ok anjarin pukan nua.


sentence1: Paul, looking steadfastly at the council, said, “Brothers, I have lived before God in all good conscience until today.”

sentence2: Antean naan ate, sin nreun naiꞌ Paulus he naꞌuab namneob on. Rarit in nkius narek-rekoꞌ atoin ein reꞌ naan, ma naꞌuab am nak, “Aok-bian arki! Au ꞌhake ꞌbi ia, nok neek amneot. Uisneno nahiin kau naꞌko au aanꞌ-anaꞌ tar antea neno ia, au neek ii kninuꞌ.”


sentence1: The high priest, Ananias, commanded those who stood by him to strike him on the mouth.

sentence2: Anneen naiꞌ Paulus naꞌuab on naan ate, naiꞌ Ananias, in es reꞌ anjair aꞌnaak rais pirsait Yahudi sin aꞌnaak koꞌu, natoꞌon nmaet. Onaim in naprenat tuaf reꞌ nhaken nhaumaak naiꞌ Paulus am nak, “Ampaas maan ee paap es neu reꞌ feef naan!”


sentence1: for the multitude of the people followed after, crying out, “Away with him!”

sentence2: Soraurs ein anheer neik naiꞌ Paulus, mes too mfaun ein reꞌ naan sin natuin ein ok-okeꞌ, ma sin ntaisibun antenin. Oras sin he nsaen eraꞌ fuaꞌ, too mfaun ein naan sin nasikan, he nhaken maat. Tar antea soraurs ein naskau naiꞌ Paulus, he too mfaun ein naan kais anbaan naꞌmaet je. Onaim sin nhunun nak, “Amroor miis ne! Amroor miis ne!”


sentence1: For they had seen Trophimus the Ephesian, with him in the city, and they supposed that Paul had brought him into the temple.

sentence2: Oras neno hiut he noi namsoup, reꞌ sin nmanbaꞌan he nanokab atoran harat naan, anmuiꞌ atoin Yahudis fauk naꞌkon propinsi Asia, reꞌ sin niit naiꞌ Paulus anna-nao kuun anbi kota Yerusalem nok in partei tuaf es, kaan ee naiꞌ Trofimus. Naiꞌ Trofimus reꞌ ia, naꞌko Efesus, ma in ka atoin Yahudis fa msaꞌ. Onaim oras sin niit naiꞌ Paulus antaam anbi Uim Onen Uuf, sin naak of aiꞌ in nok in partei naan antaam neun Uim Onen Uuf in nanan amsaꞌ. Te kaah, atoniꞌ ꞌtetaꞌ ka bole fa he ntaam neu Umi naan. Onaim sin nait rasi reꞌ naan, he njair ꞌtuꞌin he sin anmoꞌen rasi. Onaim sin nmafuarutun nok too mfaun ein anbin reꞌ naan, he sin nheek naan naiꞌ Paulus. Sin nhuun ein ma natonan too mfaun ein am nak, “Hoe! Atoin Israelas ki! Iim he mbaab maan kai. Atoniꞌ reꞌ ia, in es reꞌ nanoniꞌ anbi mee-mee mnak, mait imporin harat atoin Yahudis. In naꞌuab naꞌreꞌuf neu Uisneno In Uim Onen Uuf ia msaꞌ. Oras ia anteniꞌ, in ntaam he nꞌoemetab Uisneno In bare kninuꞌ reꞌ ia!”


sentence1: sorrowing most of all because of the word which he had spoken, that they should see his face no more. Then they accompanied him to the ship.

sentence2: Sin neek ein ansusan nmaten, natuin naiꞌ Paulus nak, sin of ka nateef anteniꞌ fa nok ne. Onaim oras sin he nbaits ok, sin nhoo ma nneek naiꞌ Paulus, ma nkaen nmeꞌ-meuꞌr ein. Rarit sin nnaon naat kai neu bnao oe.


sentence1: I coveted no one’s silver, gold, or clothing.

sentence2: Oras au ꞌmepu ꞌbi hi tnanam, au ka ꞌsinmakan fa saaꞌ es naꞌko ki. Au ka ꞌtoit ꞌiit fa hi bare mnatuꞌ, aiꞌ noin mutiꞌ, aiꞌ pake, aiꞌ baer saaꞌ-saaꞌ.


sentence1: You yourselves know that these hands served my necessities, and those who were with me.

sentence2: Hi mihini msaꞌ, oras au utua ꞌok ki, au ꞌmeup maꞌtaniꞌ he au bisa ꞌmoin. Ka neu au ꞌmees fa, mes au ꞌmepu msaꞌ ꞌeu sin reꞌ nok kau.


sentence1: Take heed, therefore, to yourselves and to all the flock, in which the Holy Spirit has made you overseers, to shepherd the assembly of the Lord and God which he purchased with his own blood.

sentence2: Es naan ate, amneen. Au usopu ꞌrair au meup gui ꞌeu ki. Onaim oras ia, hi ro he mmepu mkoon. Karu anmuiꞌ tuaf naꞌko ki, reꞌ ka ntaam fa anbi Usiꞌ In nonot apirsait ate, hi es mitaah kiim, oo! Au ka usanab fa. Mimnau! Au utoon ꞌain Uisneno In romin ok-okeꞌ neu ki. Ka tiit tain fa rais jes reꞌ maꞌkoroꞌ neu ki. Onaim hi ro he mpanat hi ꞌmonim, ma mpairoir main areꞌ tuaf reꞌ Asmaan Akniunꞌ ee nreun ki he mpanat sin. Kaisaꞌ mnikan mak, Usif Yesus nmate nrair, he nbaen nafeek sin oosk ein nok In naaꞌ ee Kuun. In nruur ki msaꞌ, he hi mkius sin, nahuum on reꞌ atukus natuuk in aꞌbib-kasen.


sentence1: They brought the boy in alive, and were greatly comforted.

sentence2: Hai arkai mmariin, fin aan munif naan anmoin. Rarit sin neik nafainꞌ ee neu in umi. Onaim hai msae mfain, ma hai mbukae mibu-bua. Rarit naiꞌ Paulus naꞌuabaꞌ tar antea nmeu nfiin. Oras maans ee npeꞌe te, hai misee sin ma mnao misaitan sin.


sentence1: These accompanied him as far as Asia: Sopater of Beroea, Aristarchus and Secundus of the Thessalonians, Gaius of Derbe, Timothy, and Tychicus and Trophimus of Asia.

sentence2: Puuk aan es annao nabua nok naiꞌ Paulus. Sin esan reꞌ: naiꞌ Timotius, aam Pirus in anah naiꞌ Sopater naꞌko kota Berea; tuaf nua naꞌkon kota Tesalonika, sin esan reꞌ naiꞌ Aristarkus ma naiꞌ Sekundus; tuaf es naꞌko kota Derbe, kaan ee naiꞌ Gayus; ma tuaf nua naꞌkon propinsi Asia, esan reꞌ naiꞌ Tekikus ma naiꞌ Trofimus.


sentence1: We sailed away from Philippi after the days of Unleavened Bread, and came to them at Troas in five days, where we stayed seven days.

sentence2: Rarit au (es reꞌ naiꞌ Lukas atui surat ia), uteef aꞌteniꞌ ꞌok naiꞌ Paulus aꞌbi kota Filipi, nbi propinsi Makedonia. Naiꞌ Paulus in soob ein nnao nahunun ma npao kai nbi kota Troas et tais je panin. Oras atoin Yahudis sin neon koꞌu Paska okeꞌ nrair, hai nua kai msae bnao oe ma mnao meu kota Troas. Oras naan, hai maan neno niim. Oras hai mtea Troas, hai msaun miꞌko bnao oe naan. Hai miteef mok hai sobaꞌ bian sin reꞌ nahunun kai, onaim hai mitua mbi naan neno hiut.


sentence1: Seeing then that these things can’t be denied, you ought to be quiet and to do nothing rash.

sentence2: Rarit aꞌnakaf kota Efesus anhaek ma nakainaꞌ sin am nak, “Aok-bian arki, abitan kota Efesus! Areꞌ uuf ma pah nahiin nak, hit pah tuaf bi Artemis, in amneemn ii naꞌko neon goe tunan neu kit. Onaim hit abit Efesus, es reꞌ atpairoir tarek-reokꞌ ee. Ka tiit tain fa tuaf es, nait nain hit paaꞌ naan, natuin rasi naan anjair retaꞌ nmoin piut ma areꞌ pah-pah nahinin nrarin. Onaim nansaaꞌ am es hi msakaan on naan? Maski anmuiꞌ aboot natuin sin roimk ein, mes hi kais ammoeꞌ taisibu human on reꞌ ia!


sentence1: Many also of those who had believed came, confessing and declaring their deeds.

sentence2: Rarit apirsait feꞌun naan neman neu sin aok-bian sin reꞌ npirsain nrarin, ma nfei sin neek ein, rarit sin manakuꞌ sin saant ein.


sentence1: Many of those who practiced magical arts brought their books together and burned them in the sight of all. They counted their price, and found it to be fifty thousand pieces of silver.

sentence2: Naꞌko sin reꞌ naan, anmuiꞌ atoin ahinit amfaun. Rarit sin naꞌbuaꞌ naan sin suur noinꞌ raut ma hiinf ein naan, ma nout sin nputu nmaten. Karu he tsoiꞌ suurt ein naan, sin oosk ein nabu-buan noin mutiꞌ nifu boꞌ niim.


sentence1: There were seven sons of one Sceva, a Jewish chief priest, who did this.

sentence2: Anbi naan, anmuiꞌ aꞌnaak pirsait Yahudi tuaf es, nok in aan moen ein, sin tuaf hiut. Aꞌnaak pirsait naan, kaan ee naiꞌ Sakewa. In aanh ein biasa nnaon neu mee-mee ma anriuꞌ napoitan niut reuꞌf ein naꞌko aniut saes ein. Sin nsobaꞌ niit he nriuꞌ niut reꞌuf, neik Usif Yesus In kanan nak, “Ho muhiin Usif Yesus reꞌ naiꞌ Paulus natoon Ee, aiꞌ kaah? Oras ia, au uprenat ko, aꞌpaek Usif Yesus In kanan ꞌak, ho mpoi nai muꞌko atoniꞌ ia!” Ma nmuiꞌ atoin ahinit Yahudi bian reꞌ nsobaꞌ he nmoꞌen on naan amsaꞌ.


sentence1: Now a certain Jew named Apollos, an Alexandrian by race, an eloquent man, came to Ephesus. He was mighty in the Scriptures.

sentence2: Oras naan, anmuiꞌ atoin Yahudis tuaf es naꞌko kota Aleksandria et pah Masir. In kaan ee, naiꞌ Apolos. In reꞌ naan, atoin mafefaꞌ. In nahiin Uisneno In Suur Akniunꞌ ee in aafn ee namnuut. In feꞌ neem antea kota Efesus.


sentence1: This man had been instructed in the way of the Lord; and being fervent in spirit, he spoke and taught accurately the things concerning Jesus, although he knew only the baptism of John.

sentence2: In nneen anrair retaꞌ anmatoom nok Usif Yesus, ma in nmariin he naretaꞌ nafainꞌ ee neu tuaf bian. In naretaꞌ nok marinet, ma saaꞌ reꞌ in naꞌuab ee naan, ro namneo. Suma in ka nahiin narair fa feꞌ areꞌ rasi naan ok-okeꞌ. In suma nahiin nak, naiꞌ Yohanis nasrain atoniꞌ, karu sin nasaitan sin saant ein.


sentence1: He began to speak boldly in the synagogue. But when Priscilla and Aquila heard him, they took him aside, and explained to him the way of God more accurately.

sentence2: Neot es, in naꞌuab ka naꞌnifaꞌ fa nbi atoin Yahudis sin uim onen. Ain Priskila nok aam Akila sin nok annenan amsaꞌ. Anꞌoen ein anrarin ate, sin naskau neik je neu sin umi. Anbi naan, sin natoon ee Usif Yesus In Raan Aꞌhonis, tar antea namnuut.


sentence1: When they asked him to stay with them a longer time, he declined;

sentence2: Sin naꞌub-uab ein on naan ate, atoin Yahudis sin antotin he naiꞌ Paulus natua nteniꞌ nok sin sero ꞌroo. Mes in ka nroim fa.


sentence1: but taking his leave of them, he said, “I must by all means keep this coming feast in Jerusalem, but I will return again to you if God wills.” Then he set sail from Ephesus.

sentence2: Rarit in nasee sin am nak, “Aok-bian arki, kaisaꞌ hi neekm ein nabatin! Karu Uisneno nfei ranan neu kau te, of au aꞌfain ꞌuum he ꞌkisu ꞌteniꞌ ki.” Naꞌuab anrair on naan ate, in nnao nasaitan kota Efesus.


sentence1: But when Paul was about to open his mouth, Gallio said to the Jews, “If indeed it were a matter of wrong or of wicked crime, you Jews, it would be reasonable that I should bear with you;

sentence2: Mes oras naiꞌ Paulus he nfei in fefan he namneob in tuan, gubernur ee nsenu nfeek in uaban. In nakainaꞌ nain atoin ein reꞌ natraak naiꞌ Paulus nak, “Haeh! Atoin Yahudis ki. Mitniin feꞌ! Karu hi mitrakan kau rais reꞌuf, aiꞌ rais marorot, au ro he ꞌneen hi rasi naan.


sentence1: but if they are questions about words and names and your own law, look to it yourselves. For I don’t want to be a judge of these matters.”

sentence2: Mes rasi reꞌ hi meik je neem reꞌ ia, naan rasi et hi uim je nanan! Suma hi misurin rasi reꞌ nmatoom nok atoran rais pirsait Yahudi, ma nok in uab ein, ma nok in kaank ein. Anaaꞌ apreent ii ka nꞌurus fa rasin on reꞌ naan!”


sentence1: and because he practiced the same trade, he lived with them and worked, for by trade they were tent makers.

sentence2: Oras naan, uis koꞌu keser Roma, kaan ee naiꞌ Klaudius. In natoꞌon atoin Yahudis sin, rarit in nriuꞌ napoitan sin naꞌko kota Roma nbi propinsi Itali. Onaim sin nsisaeꞌn ok neun mee-mee. Anmuiꞌ naan atoin Yahudis tuaf es, kaan ee naiꞌ Akila, ma nok in fee je, bi Priskila. Sin nua sin naen anpoin naꞌkon propinsi Itali, nnaon neu kota es, kaan ee, Korintus. Naiꞌ Akila reꞌ ia, naꞌko propinsi Pontus. In meupn ii, es reꞌ nmoeꞌ bareꞌ naꞌko pasu. Oras naan, naiꞌ Paulus annao nasaitan kota Atena, ma in nnao neu kota Korintus amsaꞌ. Anbi naan, naiꞌ Paulus anmakhiin ein nok naiꞌ Akila ma bi Priskila, natuin in amoeꞌ bare naꞌko pasu msaꞌ. Sin natua nabuan, ma nmeup nabuan.


sentence1: For as I passed along and observed the objects of your worship, I also found an altar with this inscription: ‘TO AN UNKNOWN GOD.’ What therefore you worship in ignorance, I announce to you.

sentence2: Rarit naiꞌ Paulus anhaek ma naꞌuab am nak, “Hi atoin Atenas arki! Au ꞌnao ꞌnoon urair hi kota ia, ma au ꞌiit urair ꞌak namneo, hi ammakoe he minaobaꞌ atoran rais pirsait. Au ꞌiit hi baer fuat ein et mee-mee. Mes au ꞌiit baer fuat es marunaꞌ nak, ‘Ia fuat neu pah tuaf ka mahiniꞌ fa’. He tabaint ee te tak, hi mfua mrair meu Uisneno, mes hi ka mihiin Je fa feꞌ. In es reꞌ au utoon ki Je naan.


sentence1: Now all the Athenians and the strangers living there spent their time in nothing else, but either to tell or to hear some new thing.

sentence2: Abitan Atena ma anao-amneemt ein abitan kota naan, karu nneen rais feuꞌ goes te, on reꞌ noin feꞌu, penit feꞌu, sin biasa ntook nabuan ma nmakoin ein penit anbi ꞌtoeꞌ aan es, sin nteek ee te, Areopagus. Rarit anmuiꞌ tuaf naꞌko sin neik naiꞌ Paulus annao neu bare naan, ma sin ntoit je nak, “Neu! Mutoon miit kai noin feꞌu naan! Natuin ho muꞌuab rais feꞌu reꞌ nmoeꞌ kai he mtakaꞌnanaꞌ kreꞌo. Onaim hai mtoit he ho muꞌuab amteniꞌ feꞌ, he hai mihiin batuur.”


sentence1: whom Jason has received. These all act contrary to the decrees of Caesar, saying that there is another king, Jesus!”

sentence2: Mes sin ka napein fa naiꞌ Paulus sin anbin naan. Rarit sin nheer neik naiꞌ Yason ma nonot apirsait bian neu bare feek rasi. Sin nakuu naiꞌ Yason am nak, “Oras ia, anmuiꞌ asusit reꞌ neman et hit kota. Sin nnaon neu bare mee-mee te, sin nmoꞌen taisibu! Oras ia, sin neman he nareuꞌ hit atoran anbi bare ia, rarit anseun ee neik sin atoran! Naiꞌ Yason reꞌ ia, antoupu nrair tuaf ein naan, ma nfeen sin bare ꞌtupaꞌ anbi in umi! Ma sin arsin anraban hit atoran, natuin sin ka nromin fa he nmanakuꞌ neu hit uis koꞌu, keser. Sin nmanauk ein neu sin Uis Kouꞌ goes aah, kaan ee Naiꞌ Yesus.”


sentence1: Paul, as was his custom, went in to them; and for three Sabbath days reasoned with them from the Scriptures,

sentence2: Karu sin ntean baer jes reꞌ nmuiꞌ uim onen, nateef nok atoin Yahudis neno snasat ate, naiꞌ Paulus biasa ntaam ma nok anꞌonen nok abitan naan. Anbin Tesalonika msaꞌ, in nok antaam anbi sin uim onen. Onaim in nok anmakoniꞌ penit nok sin anbi naan, sin npaek Uisneno In Suur Akninuꞌ. In nok anꞌonen nok sin anbi neno snasat eraꞌ teun natut-tuut aah.


sentence1: explaining and demonstrating that the Christ had to suffer and rise again from the dead, and saying, “This Jesus, whom I proclaim to you, is the Christ.”

sentence2: In naꞌuab neu sin am nak, “Karu hit ttae tarek-rekoꞌ tbi Uisneno In Suur Akninuꞌ naan, hit tahiin tak sin naꞌuab anrarin naꞌko un-unuꞌ nak, Tuaf reꞌ Uisneno nbaꞌan he nreek Ee neem neu kit, of In napein haꞌmuꞌit amfaun. In of anmaet. Mes rarit Uisneno of anpaek In kuasan he namonib nafainꞌ Ee. Oras ia, hit tahini trair tak, Tuaf reꞌ Uisneno nbaꞌan nain Je, es reꞌ Naiꞌ Yesus!”


sentence1: They spoke the word of the Lord to him, and to all who were in his house.

sentence2: Rarit naiꞌ Paulus ma naiꞌ Silas naꞌuab nok aꞌnaak paot bui naan, ma in uim je naan ee arsin. Sin natoon Usif Yesus In Raan Aꞌhonis neu sin.


sentence1: He took them the same hour of the night and washed their stripes, and was immediately baptized, he and all his household.

sentence2: Ankono kreꞌo naꞌko fai tnanaꞌ naan, aꞌnaak bui naan neik naiꞌ Paulus ma naiꞌ Silas he nboe ma npairoir papaꞌ reꞌ afi sin nbeos sin. Rarit sin nasrain aꞌnaak paot naan nok in uim je naan ee ok-okeꞌ.


sentence1: He brought them up into his house and set food before them, and rejoiced greatly with all his household, having believed in God.

sentence2: Rarit in nok sin antaman neu in uim je, ma ntuthae sin. In nok in uim je naan ee nmariin anmaten, natuin sin npirsain Uisneno.


sentence1: but Paul chose Silas and went out, being commended by the brothers to the grace of God.

sentence2: Mes naiꞌ Paulus nok naiꞌ Silas. Oras sin he nnaon, nonot apirsait ein abitan Antiokia nꞌonen antoit Uisneno he npanat sin, ma Uisneno nakriraꞌ In nekan arekot neu sin amsaꞌ. Anꞌoen ein anrarin ate, sin nua sin annaon.


sentence1: He went through Syria and Cilicia, strengthening the assemblies.

sentence2: Rarit sin nnaon neun propinsi Siria ma propinsi Kilikia anfuun am nateef. Anbi bare mee-mee, sin nhaꞌtain nonot apirsait ein sin neek ein.


sentence1: After they had spent some time there, they were dismissed in peace from the brothers to the apostles.

sentence2: Sin nua sin natuan aꞌroo anbin bare naan, rarit nonot apirsait ein abitan Antiokia naseon sin he nfanin neun Yerusalem neu nonot apirsait reꞌ anreek haefan sin neman. Sin naseon sin nok neek marinet.


sentence1: But it was seen to Silas, to dwell there; and Judas went alone to Jeru-salem.

sentence2: [Mes naiꞌ Silas annaben ate, reko karu in natua nabaar anbi Antiokia.]


sentence1: But Paul and Barnabas stayed in Antioch, teaching and preaching the word of the Lord, with many others also.

sentence2: Naiꞌ Paulus ma naiꞌ Barnabas natuan sero ꞌroo anbin bare naan. Sin anturun ma nbaab sin aok-bian amsaꞌ reꞌ nanoniꞌ Usif Yesus In Raan Aꞌhonis.


sentence1: but that we write to them that they abstain from the pollution of idols, from sexual immorality, from what is strangled, and from blood.

sentence2: Onaim anbi au teenb ii te, on nai: karu tuaf aꞌtetaꞌ naꞌko uuf bian reꞌ anromin he natuin Uisneno, hit atoin Yahudis kais tasusab sin. Hit kais taroibaꞌ sin maꞌfenaꞌ nteniꞌ nok he treun sin he natuin hit harat maꞌheriꞌ. Onaim hit ro he ttui taan suurt es ma tsoun ee neu sin tak, sin kaisaꞌ natuin hit atoran harat Yahudi sin ok-okeꞌ. Hit tamnaubaꞌ sin imsaꞌ tak, sin kaisaꞌ nmakaken ma nmakonin karu ka fee-mone fa. Sin kaisaꞌ nbukaen amnaah fuat. Sin kaisaꞌ nbukaen naaꞌ naꞌko muꞌit. Ma sin kaisaꞌ nekun sisi naꞌko muꞌit reꞌ tuaf anfuut goe ma nkeer niis ne, tar in naaꞌ ee ka nsai npoi fa.


sentence1: “All of God’s works are known to him from eternity.

sentence2: Nok ꞌmoꞌet naan, too naꞌko pah aꞌtetaꞌ amsaꞌ, neem namin he nateef nok Kau. Natuin Au ꞌpiir ꞌaan sin he njarin Au nggoa. Fin Uisneno naꞌuab anrair on naan naꞌko afi unuꞌ!’


sentence1: But we believe that we are saved through the grace of the Lord Jesus, just as they are.”

sentence2: Onaim on mee? Karu Uisneno ntoup anrair sin, nansaaꞌ am es hit he tasaeb atteniꞌ sin ꞌbaut maꞌfenaꞌ teik harat maꞌheriꞌ naan? Te kaah, karu hit taꞌuab batuur-batuur, hit tok hit beꞌi-naꞌi sin, ka troi tabeiꞌ fa hit atoran rais pirsait ein ok-okeꞌ! Onaim hit kaisaꞌ taꞌsekeꞌ sin on reꞌ naan! Au he utaan on nai: Uisneno nsoi nafetin kit, natuin hit tatuin atoran rais pirsait ein, aiꞌ kaah? Kahaf, aiꞌ! In nsoi nafetin kit, natuin Usif Yesus anneek ma nkasian kit. Es naan ate, kais amnikaꞌ! Uisneno nneek ma nkasian atoniꞌ ꞌtetaꞌ msaꞌ on reꞌ naan.”


sentence1: In Iconium, they entered together into the synagogue of the Jews, and so spoke that a great multitude both of Jews and of Greeks believed.

sentence2: Oras naiꞌ Paulus nok naiꞌ Barnabas antean kota Ikonium, sin ntaman nbin atoin Yahudis sin uim onen. Anbi naan, sin naꞌuab ein rasi mfaun anmatoom nok Uisneno In Rais Reko, tar antea atoin Yahudis ma atoniꞌ ꞌtetaꞌ npirsain neu Usif Yesus.


sentence1: But the disbelieving Jews stirred up and embittered the souls of the Gentiles against the brothers.

sentence2: Mes anbi naan, anmuiꞌ atoin Yahudis bian reꞌ nnaaꞌ naher-heran sin atoran harat, ma sin ka nromin fa he ntoup naiꞌ Paulus sin uabk ein. Sin esan reꞌ anhuitaꞌ atoniꞌ ꞌtetaꞌ mfaun he natoꞌon niis nonot apirsait ein neun Usif Yesus.


sentence1: Therefore they stayed there a long time, speaking boldly in the Lord, who testified to the word of his grace, granting signs and wonders to be done by their hands.

sentence2: Mes naiꞌ Paulus sin ka namtaun fa. Sin natonan piut-piut Usif Yesus In Rais Reko neu sekau-sekau goah. Sin natonan am nak, Usif Yesus In nekan naan nasoitn On neu sekau-sekau goah. In nfee kuasat he sin bisa nmoꞌen rais sanmakat humaꞌ-humaꞌ amsaꞌ, he too mfaun ein nahinin am nak, Uisneno npaek sin. Oras naan, naiꞌ Paulus sin natuan aꞌroo nbin kota naan.


sentence1: But the multitude of the city was divided. Part sided with the Jews and part with the apostles.

sentence2: Rarit abitan kota naan anbaits ok pukan nua. Puukn es natuin atoin Yahudis reꞌ nnaaꞌ naheran sin atoran harat feꞌ, ma puukn es anteniꞌ anpeis Usif Yesus In haef ein. Puukn nuaꞌ ein reꞌ naan, nmasein haen ein es nok es.


sentence1: So when the Jews went out of the synagogue, the Gentiles begged that these words might be preached to them the next Sabbath.

sentence2: Naꞌuab anrair on naan ate, naiꞌ Paulus ma naiꞌ Barnabas anfeen anhaken he nnaon nasaitan uim onen naan. Mes abitan naan antotin, he reko te, sin nfain neman anbi neno snasat amnemat, he naknutuꞌ nteniꞌ saaꞌ reꞌ sin naꞌuab anrair je feꞌe na.


sentence1: Now when the synagogue broke up, many of the Jews and of the devout proselytes followed Paul and Barnabas; who, speaking to them, urged them to continue in the grace of God.

sentence2: Oras sin anpoin naꞌkon uim onen naan, anmuiꞌ tuaf amfaun anbi bare naan, reꞌ annaon natuin naiꞌ Paulus ma naiꞌ Barnabas. Ma sin nua sin anfaineek sin am nak, “Hit tahiin tak Uisneno In nekan reokn ii kah een neu kit. Es naan ate, hi ro he mnaaꞌ miheran Uisneno In manekan naan.”


sentence1: ‘Behold, you scoffers! Wonder and perish, for I work a work in your days, a work which you will in no way believe, if one declares it to you.’”

sentence2: Etun hi ro he mitenab mirek-rekoꞌ. Kais-kaisaꞌ saaꞌ reꞌ Uisneno In mafefa kniunꞌ ein sin natoon nain je et afi unuꞌ naan, antoom anfain neu ki. Sin antuin am nak, ‘Ampaant om, areꞌ atoin amꞌakan sin, reꞌ ka nfairoir fa es-es! Fin Au, Uisneno, aꞌmoeꞌ rais sanmakat humaꞌ-humaꞌ reꞌ namkakab tuaf amfaun; mes hi of amtoup in seun-baran, he hi mmate mkoon. Au ꞌmoeꞌ rais jes, oras hi mmoin feꞌ, mes hi ka mroim fa he mtoup goe. Maski atoniꞌ nanoniꞌ ki, mes hi ka mroim fa he mihiin rasi naan. Reko nneis, hi mitenab mifan-faniꞌ rasin naan, he hi msanmaak amsaꞌ.’ Onaim aok-bian arki. Mitenab mirek-rekoꞌ saaꞌ reꞌ au utoon ki feꞌe na. Kais amporin main saaꞌ reꞌ hi mneen amrair je feꞌe na, on reꞌ tuaf-tuaf amꞌakan sin aꞌmoeꞌk ein. Au uabk ein naꞌtuuk ma naꞌpaar on reꞌ naan. Makasi, tua.”


sentence1: and by him everyone who believes is justified from all things, from which you could not be justified by the law of Moses.

sentence2: Onaim aok-bian arki, amneen mirek-rekoꞌ! Atoniꞌ naan, es reꞌ Naiꞌ Yesus! Karu hit tpirsai teu Ne, In of nasaah areꞌ sanat, reꞌ in amneon ii hit es reꞌ he tasaah kuuk sin. Nok ranan naan ate, Uisneno annoes nain areꞌ hit saant ein ok-okeꞌ. Mes hit tahini trari msaꞌ, tak maski hit tmoeꞌ tatuin kaꞌo Musa in atoran haart ein ok-okeꞌ on naan amsaꞌ, ka neu he namneobaꞌ kit fa nbi Uisneno In human ma In matan.


sentence1: But he whom God raised up saw no decay.

sentence2: Amneon ii, on nai: Surat Pures-Boꞌis reꞌ ia, ka nruur fa neu naiꞌ Daut kuun! Hit tahiin on naan, natuin usif naiꞌ Daut anmoeꞌ anrair rais reko mfaun neu in too, rarit in nmaet. Ma sin nsuub in aon-taꞌun naan. In aon naan, anpunu nrair. Onaim hit tahiin tak Surat Pures-Boꞌis naan ka nruur fa neu naiꞌ Daut, mes anruur atoin sonaꞌ. Karu Atoniꞌ reꞌ anruur goe naan anmaet, Uisneno namonib nafainꞌ Ee. Es naan ate, In aon-taꞌun naan, of ka npuun niit fa.


sentence1: that God has fulfilled this to us, their children, in that he raised up Jesus. As it is also written in the second psalm, ‘You are my Son. Today I have become your father.’

sentence2: Naiꞌ Paulus antuut in uaban naan am nak, “On nai! Hai nua kai reꞌ ia, au ꞌok naiꞌ Barnabas, iim miꞌko raan aꞌroo, he mitoon ki mak, saaꞌ reꞌ Uisneno nbaꞌan neu hit beꞌi-naꞌi sin, oras ia, nanookb on een. Uisneno namonib nafaniꞌ Naiꞌ Yesus naꞌko In aꞌmaten. Anbi Surat Pures-Boꞌis bataꞌ nua, Uisneno npaek tuaf he ntui rasin reꞌ anmatoom nok Naiꞌ Yesus, reꞌ Uisneno nbaꞌan he nreek Ee neem. In ntui mnak, ‘Ho reꞌ ia, Au Aanh aa ko. Neno ia, Au ꞌait Ko mjair anaaꞌ aprenat.’


sentence1: But Saul, who is also called Paul, filled with the Holy Spirit, fastened his eyes on him

sentence2: Mes Uisneno In Asmaan Akninuꞌ nfee kuasat neu naiꞌ Saulus (reꞌ sin nteek ee msaꞌ ate naiꞌ Paulus). Es naan ate, in naꞌkeꞌen in matan fuan neu araut naan. Rarit in naꞌuab am nak,


sentence1: When they were at Salamis, they proclaimed God’s word in the Jewish synagogues. They also had John as their attendant.

sentence2: Oras Uisneno In Asmaan Akninuꞌ naprenat naiꞌ Barnabas ma naiꞌ Saulus he nua sin nnaon natoon In Kabin ma Prenat neu bare-bare, sin nnao nahunun neun kota es et tais je ninin, kaan ee, Sereukia. Naiꞌ Yohanis (reꞌ sin nteek ee msaꞌ ate, naiꞌ Markus) nnao nabua nok sin. Antean bare naan ate, sin nsaen abnao oe he nnaon neun puru Siprus. Antean Siprus, sin nsanun anbin kota es, kaan ee, Saramis. Anbin kota naan, sin ntaman nbin atoin Yahudis sin uim onen fani-fani he nanoniꞌ Uisneno In Kabin ma Prenat neu abitan naan.


sentence1: Now Herod was very angry with the people of Tyre and Sidon. They came with one accord to him and, having made Blastus, the king’s personal aide, their friend, they asked for peace, because their country depended on the king’s country for food.

sentence2: Oras naan, abitan kota Tirus ma kota Sidon, sin biasa nsosan amnahat naꞌkon usif naiꞌ Herodes in pah. Mes aꞌroo-ꞌroo reꞌ ia, usif naan anmamusun nok sin. Rarit sin nmaꞌakoran ma namin ranan he naraem ok nok ne. Onaim sin npiir naan tuaf fauk he nateef nok usif Herodes. Oras tua mapiir ein naan antean kota Kaisarea, sin makhiin ein nok atoin es, kaan ee naiꞌ Brastus. In njair atoin makanaꞌ et uisf ee in sonaf. Sin nmaꞌakoran nok naiꞌ Brastus, he in njair afuriꞌ ma asoitan ranan neu sin, he sin bisa nateef nok usif Herodes.


sentence1: On an appointed day, Herod dressed himself in royal clothing, sat on the throne, and gave a speech to them.

sentence2: Rarit usif Herodes anroim he ntoup sin, onaim sin npiir naan oors es he natefan. Neno naan, sin nmoꞌen acara koꞌu. Usif Herodes anpaek in baur usif, ma antook anbi in aꞌtoko prenat. Onaim in naꞌuab nok sin.


sentence1: As any of the disciples had plenty, each determined to send relief to the brothers who lived in Judea;

sentence2: Anneen naiꞌ Agabus in uaban on naan ate, Usif Yesus Iin na reꞌ abitan Antiokia namin ranan ma nabuab ein roit, he nsonuꞌ sin neu sin aok-bian anbi Usif Yesus, reꞌ nmonin nbin susat anbi propinsi Yudea. Tuaf meseꞌ-meseꞌ anfee natuin in aꞌbeꞌin.


sentence1: which they also did, sending it to the elders by the hands of Barnabas and Saul.

sentence2: Nabuab anrair on naan ate, sin nreek naiꞌ Barnabas nok naiꞌ Saulus, he sin nua sin nnaon naat roit ein naan neu aꞌnaak jemaaꞌt ein nbi bare naan, he nbait sin neu asuust ein.


sentence1: For he was a good man, and full of the Holy Spirit and of faith, and many people were added to the Lord.

sentence2: Oras naan, apirsait ein abitan Yerusalem annenan nak, atoniꞌ ꞌtetaꞌ abitan Antiokia npirsain neun Usif Yesus amsaꞌ. Onaim sin nreek haefan tuaf es, kaan ee naiꞌ Barnabas, he nnao nkius sin. Naiꞌ Barnabas naan, atoin neek reko, ma npirsai batuur-batuur neu Uisneno. Asmaan Akninuꞌ natuuk goe msaꞌ. Oras in neem antea bare naan, in niit nak, batuur-batuur Uisneno nmeup maꞌtaniꞌ anbi atoniꞌ ꞌtetaꞌ sin aꞌmoink ein. Onaim in nmariin. Rarit in nhaꞌtani nteniꞌ sin, he sin nabeiꞌ ein he natuin piut-piut anbin Uisneno In Raan Aꞌhonis. Nok ranan naan, apirsait ein neu Usif Yesus naꞌbaab ok piut naꞌko neno neu neno.


sentence1: He saw heaven opened and a certain container descending to him, like a great sheet let down by four corners on the earth,

sentence2: Nak, on reꞌ in niit neon goe natfeꞌi, ma isparei mainuan es anboor neem. Isparei naan mafutuꞌ ma makfiriꞌ anbi in suusk ein haa sin. Isparei naan ansaun neem.


sentence1: in which were all kinds of four-footed animals of the earth, wild animals, reptiles, and birds of the sky.

sentence2: Anbi isparei jan in nanan, in niit muꞌit humaꞌ-humaꞌ, esan reꞌ: muiꞌ hae haaꞌ, anonok, ma koro humaꞌ-humaꞌ.


sentence1: When many days were fulfilled, the Jews conspired together to kill him,

sentence2: Ankono kreꞌo naꞌko oras naan, atoin Yahudis sin namin ranan he nroor niis naiꞌ Saulus.


sentence1: but their plot became known to Saul. They watched the gates both day and night that they might kill him,

sentence2: Mes naiꞌ Saulus annaben nahiin sin tenab naan. Sin anpao naiꞌ Saulus fai-manas anbi enoꞌ ꞌpoꞌi kota naan, he nroor niis ne.


sentence1: But Saul, still breathing threats and slaughter against the disciples of the Lord, went to the high priest

sentence2: Oras naan, naiꞌ Saulus ansair piut-piut ma nhaꞌmuiꞌ Usif Yesus Iin na. In naim ranan he nroor niis sin amsaꞌ. Es naan ate, in nnao neu aꞌnaak rais pirsait Yahudi sin aꞌnaak koꞌu,


sentence1: and asked for letters from him to the synagogues of Damascus, that if he found any who were of the Way, whether men or women, he might bring them bound to Jerusalem.

sentence2: ma ntoit suur aprenat he neik sin neu aꞌnaak rais pirsait Yahudi sin anbi sin uim oen ein et kota Damsik. In ntoit he karu in nateef nok apirsait ein neun Usif Yesus In Raan Aꞌhonis, et bifee ma atoniꞌ, in he nheek ma nfuut sin, ma nheer neik sin neun Yerusalem.


sentence1: As they went on the way, they came to some water; and the eunuch said, “Behold, here is water. What is keeping me from being baptized?”

sentence2: Oras sin annaon feꞌ, kaes koꞌu naan niit oe. Ma in nsenu nfeek naiꞌ Felipus in uaban, neik haan totis am nak, “Baꞌe! Ho mkius miit feꞌ, anmuiꞌ oe es nee. Karu ho mromi te, atsaun he ho musrain kau nai.”


sentence2: [Ma naiꞌ Felipus nataah am nak, “Karu ho mpirsai batuur-batuur meu Usif Yesus ate, ka nmuiꞌ fa ekat. Au uskau he tsaun he au usrain ko, tua.” Rarit in nmanakuꞌ am nak, “Au ꞌpirsai batuur-batuur ꞌak, Naiꞌ Yesus reꞌ naan, Uisneno es reꞌ anruur ma nreek nain Je naꞌko unuꞌ. In reꞌ naan, Uisneno In Anah.”]


sentence1: He was returning and sitting in his chariot, and was reading the prophet Isaiah.

sentence2: Oras in nneen on naan ate, naiꞌ Felipus anpoi nnao nain. Oras in nbi ranan naan, in niit atoin es. Atoniꞌ reꞌ naan kaes kouꞌ goes naꞌko pah Etiopia. In es reꞌ anpao ma nꞌurus aꞌmuiꞌf ein naꞌko uis bifee pah Etiopia. Uis bifee naan, sin nteek ee te nak, Kandake. Kaes koꞌu reꞌ naan, feꞌ nok anꞌonen anbi kota Yerusalem, ma oras naan in nsae kreet he nfain neu sin pah. Oras naiꞌ Felipus niit ee, kase naan antook ma nrees anbi kreet ee in nanan. In nrees anbi surat naꞌko kaꞌo Yesaya, Uisneno In mafefa kninuꞌ.


sentence1: But Peter said to him, “May your silver perish with you, because you thought you could obtain the gift of God with money!

sentence2: Mes naiꞌ Petrus naskaar ee mnak, “Kasat neu ko, mok ho roit ein naan! Ho mak of oniꞌ ho bisa msoos Uisneno In Asmaan Akninuꞌ meik roit? Kahaf! Ka tiit fa es he bisa nsoos naan Asmaan Akninuꞌ!


sentence1: You have neither part nor lot in this matter, for your heart isn’t right before God.

sentence2: Ho ka mmuiꞌ fa hak saaꞌ-saaꞌ meu Uisneno In Asmaan Akninuꞌ, natuin ho nekam nanan nameisꞌook. Ho suma mami haa akar.


sentence1: Now when the apostles who were at Jerusalem heard that Samaria had received the word of God, they sent Peter and John to them,

sentence2: Oras naan, Uisneno In haef ein reꞌ abitan Yerusalem annenan nak, abitan propinsi Samaria sin anpirsain nrarin neu Uisneno In Rais Reko. Onaim sin nsonuꞌ naiꞌ Petrus ma naiꞌ Yohanis he nnaon neu bare naan.


sentence1: Then they laid their hands on them, and they received the Holy Spirit.

sentence2: Oras sin nua sin antean bare naan ate, sin nahinin nak, apirsait ein reꞌ naan ka ntoupun fa feꞌ Uisneno In Asmaan Akninuꞌ. Fin sin suma nasranin npaek Usif Yesus In kanan. Rarit naiꞌ Petrus nok naiꞌ Yohanis antao sin aꞌniimk ein anbi sin, ma sin nꞌonen antotin he abitan Samaria napein Uisneno In Asmaan Akninuꞌ msaꞌ. Ma sin napein nanin Asmaan Akninuꞌ naan.


sentence1: They listened to him because for a long time he had amazed them with his sorceries.

sentence2: Onaim munif aiꞌ mnasif, bifee aiꞌ atoniꞌ anbi kota naan anteek in kaan ee piut am nak, “Airoo! Atoniꞌ ia, maꞌtain besi! Saaꞌ-saaꞌ reꞌ in nmoeꞌ sin, neman naꞌko Uisneno In kuasat!” Natuin areꞌ in reꞌun reꞌ naan, es naan ate, sin npaek je naꞌko unuꞌ.


sentence1: But Saul ravaged the assembly, entering into every house and dragged both men and women off to prison.

sentence2: Naiꞌ Saulus naim ranan piut he nareuꞌ pukan apirsait neu Usif Yesus. In naim sin anbin mee-mee. In npoi-ntaam umi he naim sin. In nheek et bifee ma atoniꞌ, ma nataam sin anbin bui.


sentence1: ‘heaven is my throne, and the earth a footstool for my feet. What kind of house will you build me?’ says the Lord. ‘Or what is the place of my rest?

sentence2: ‘Neon goe tunan naan, anjair Au ꞌtoko prenat. Ma pah-pinan naan, anjair Au ꞌteir haef. Hi he mmoeꞌ umi humaf mee, reꞌpantas he Au utua ꞌbi naan? Ka neu he njair fa!


sentence1: Didn’t my hand make all these things?’

sentence2: Fin Au es reꞌ aꞌmoeꞌ neno tunan ma pah-pinan nok in aafn ii ok-okeꞌ!’ ”


sentence1: Then he came out of the land of the Chaldaeans and lived in Haran. From there, when his father was dead, God moved him into this land where you are now living.

sentence2: Onaim kaꞌo Abraham annao nasaitan atoin Kasdimas sin pah, ma nananiꞌ neu kota Haran. Oras in aam hoinf ee nmaet, Uisneno neik je ntaam neem neu pah Kanaꞌan, es reꞌ bare ia reꞌ sin amaꞌ arkit tatua goe oras ia.


sentence1: Ananias, hearing these words, fell down and died. Great fear came on all who heard these things.

sentence2: Anneen naiꞌ Petrus in uaban naan ate, nok askeken naiꞌ Ananias antaikoib, ma in nmaet nain oras naan. Areꞌ too reꞌ nneen rasi naan, namtaun nmaten.


sentence1: The young men arose and wrapped him up, and they carried him out and buried him.

sentence2: Rarit muinf ein tuaf fauk antaam neman, ma sin nꞌaum naiꞌ Ananias in aon, ma neik je nnao he nsuub.


sentence1: and laid them at the apostles’ feet; and distribution was made to each, according as anyone had need.

sentence2: Anmuiꞌ tuaf naꞌko sin reꞌ naan, naꞌsosaꞌ in afu, aiꞌ in uim je. Ma osaf naꞌko baerꞌ ein naan, sin nnonaꞌ sin neun Uisneno In haef ein. Onaim sin npaek sin he nturun ma nbaab sekau-sekau reꞌ anmaꞌnuuk. Onaim ka tiit fa tuaf es reꞌ ankuran saaꞌ es anbi sin.


sentence1: “For truly, both Herod and Pontius Pilate, with the Gentiles and the people of Israel, were gathered together against your holy servant Jesus, whom you anointed,

sentence2: Namneo, saaꞌ reꞌ kaꞌo Daut antui nain je naan, njari nrair oras ia. In aꞌmoufn ii mamniit een. Anbi kota ia in nanan, usif Herodes ma gubernur Pontius Pilatus nabuan nok hai atoni mnais ein pah Israꞌel, ma nok aꞌnaakt ein naꞌkon pah bian. Sin arsin namin ranan he nraban Naiꞌ Yesus, Tuaf reꞌ Uisneno Ho mbetis main Je ji.


sentence1: to do whatever your hand and your counsel foreordained to happen.

sentence2: Mes oras ia, hai mihiin namneo-namneo mak, areꞌ saaꞌ ein naan antoom Uisneno Ho romim, natuin saaꞌ reꞌ Ho mufeek main je mbi afi unuꞌ.


sentence1: When they had further threatened them, they let them go, finding no way to punish them, because of the people; for everyone glorified God for that which was done.

sentence2: Mes aꞌnaet ein reꞌ antokon ma nꞌaaꞌ rasi naan, antaar antein sin. Rarit sin nafetin tua nua ein naan, natuin sin ka nahini ntenin fa neu he nhukun sin nok saaꞌ. Ma sin namtaun amsaꞌ, kar-karu too mfaun ein antaisibun. Fin too mfaun ein anboꞌis Uisneno In kanan, natuin atoin ameen buaꞌ naan nareko nrair.


sentence1: For the man on whom this miracle of healing was performed was more than forty years old.

sentence2: (Atoin ameen buaꞌ naan, nameen naan toon boꞌ haa nneis, es naꞌ in bisa nnao naan.)


sentence1: and that he may send Christ Jesus, who was ordained for you before,

sentence2: Uisneno of anhaꞌtain hi neekm ein. Ma Uisneno of ansonuꞌ nafaniꞌ neu ki, Kristus reꞌ In npiir anrair Je naan. Ma Kristus reꞌ naan, es reꞌ Naiꞌ Yesus reꞌ In nreek anrair Je neem neu ki.


sentence1: whom heaven must receive until the times of restoration of all things, which God spoke long ago by the mouth of his holy prophets.

sentence2: Naꞌko afi unuꞌ, Uisneno naꞌuab anpaek In mafefa kninuꞌ ein am nak, ‘Uisneno of nanoon ma naneo areꞌ kanan rasi, tar antea sin njarin feꞌu.’ Es naan ate, Naiꞌ Yesus ro he npao nbi In Baran Akninuꞌ tar antea In neem he naꞌfeꞌu areꞌ rasi.


sentence1: The God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, the God of our fathers, has glorified his Servant Jesus, whom you delivered up and denied in the presence of Pilate, when he had determined to release him.

sentence2: Au he utoon ki on nai: hit beꞌi-naꞌi sin, esan reꞌ naiꞌ Abraham, naiꞌ Isak, ma naiꞌ Yakop, sin naꞌruir ein ma naꞌbesan neu Uisneno. Uisneno reꞌ naan, es nait naꞌratan In Atoniꞌ reꞌ In npiir nain Je naan, es reꞌ Naiꞌ Yesus. Naiꞌ Yesus reꞌ naan, es reꞌ maeb es ii, hi mait maan Ee ma minaaꞌt Ee meu gubernur Pilatus. Gubernur ee he nafeitn Ee, mes hi mraban in nromin reꞌ naan, he kais nafetin Naiꞌ Yesus.


sentence1: But you denied the Holy and Righteous One and asked for a murderer to be granted to you,

sentence2: Mes Naiꞌ Yesus naan, Atoniꞌ reꞌ ka nmuiꞌ fa sanat. In neekn ee reko. Gubernur ee he nafetin Atoniꞌ reꞌ ka nmuiꞌ fa sanat naan, mes hi arki mraabn ee nok maꞌtaniꞌ. Reꞌ reꞌuf anneis-neis ji hi mikeekt ee, he nafetin atoin amoeꞌ reꞌuf es, reꞌ aroor atoniꞌ, he nnonaꞌ nafainꞌ ee neu ki.


sentence1: Peter and John were going up into the temple at the hour of prayer, the ninth hour.

sentence2: Anbi neon goes, nreuk teun maans ii nmaeb, naiꞌ Petrus nok naiꞌ Yohanis annaon anbin Uisneno In Uim Onen Uuf he nꞌoen ein nok tuaf bian.


sentence1: A certain man who was lame from his mother’s womb was being carried, whom they laid daily at the door of the temple which is called Beautiful, to ask gifts for the needy of those who entered into the temple.

sentence2: Sin he nnao ntaman natuin eon kouꞌ goes reꞌ in kaan ee, ‘Enoꞌ Amasat’. Anbi naan, sin niit atoin es, reꞌ haen ein anbuan naꞌko oras in ainf ee nahoins ee ji. Neno-neno te, atoin ein anbaib neik je neu bare naan, he in bisa ntoit saaꞌ-saaꞌ naꞌko sekau-sekau reꞌ anpeꞌon enoꞌ naan he ntaam neu Uim Onen Uuf.


sentence1: Seeing Peter and John about to go into the temple, he asked to receive gifts for the needy.

sentence2: Ma oras in niit naiꞌ Petrus nok naiꞌ Yohanis he ntaman neun Uim Onen naan in nanan, in nnonaꞌ in aꞌniman ma antoti mnak, “Airoo, amaꞌ sin! Hi mturun maan kau feꞌ. Amfee maan kau saaꞌ akreꞌo.”


sentence1: Peter said to them, “Repent and be baptized, every one of you, in the name of Jesus Christ for the forgiveness of sins, and you will receive the gift of the Holy Spirit.

sentence2: Rarit naiꞌ Petrus nataah sin am nak, “Hi arki meseꞌ-meseꞌ ro he misaitan ma mifetin hi sanat ma penu sin, ma mtebi mfain mituinaꞌ Uisneno. Rarit hi ro he mnonaꞌ hi tuam ein he nasrain ki, he njair tanar nak, hi miꞌteꞌun ma miꞌbaniꞌ hi ꞌmoint ii he mituinaꞌ Yesus Kristus In raan aꞌhonis. Naan njair tanar amsaꞌ nak, Uisneno nsaok nain areꞌ kanan hi sanat ma penu sin. Ma hi of mipein Uisneno In Asmaan Akninuꞌ amsaꞌ.


sentence1: For the promise is to you and to your children, and to all who are far off, even as many as the Lord our God will call to himself.”

sentence2: Fin Uisneno nbaꞌan nain he nfee Je neu areꞌ tuaf reꞌ ntaam anjair Iin na. Nok ranan naan, In najarib In rais manbaꞌan neu ki ma neu hi sufam-kauꞌm ein. In nbaꞌan on reꞌ naan amsaꞌ he nfee Je neu tua sonaꞌ antein.”


sentence1: “Men of Israel, hear these words! Jesus of Nazareth, a man approved by God to you by mighty works and wonders and signs which God did by him among you, even as you yourselves know,

sentence2: Aok-bian atoin Israelas arki! Hi mtakan hi ruikm ein ma mneen saaꞌ reꞌ au he utoon ki oras ia. Uisneno nruur ma nreek nain Naiꞌ Yesus, atoin Nasaretas naan. Hai mihiin batuur, natuin hai miit meik hai matam, nak Uisneno anpaek Je he nmoeꞌ rais sanmakat anjair rasi mkakan reꞌ maineun reꞌuf. Hi mihiin rasi ia msaꞌ, natuin Naiꞌ Yesus anmoeꞌ rais sanmakat humaꞌ-humaꞌ nbi hi sonam ma hi tnanam.


sentence1: him, being delivered up by the determined counsel and foreknowledge of God, you have taken by the hand of lawless men, crucified and killed;

sentence2: Mes hi mroor miis Ne, meik ranan amtoit meu amoeꞌ reꞌuf he nkuus naꞌpetiꞌ In tuan ee nbi hau nehe. Te kaah, naan Uisneno nahini nrair naꞌko afi unuꞌ, ma naan antoom In sarit.


sentence1: It will be that whoever will call on the name of the Lord will be saved.’

sentence2: Of Neon Uisneon nggoe ntea, mes nahuun naꞌko neno naan antea, Au of aꞌmoeꞌ uhunun rais sanmakat humaꞌ-humaꞌ anbi neon goe tnanan. Rais sanmakat on reꞌ maans ee nameisꞌook; ma fuun ee of meeꞌ rare on naaꞌ. Au he ꞌmoeꞌ rais sanmakat maineun reꞌuf anbi pah-pinan ia msaꞌ. Rasin naan, on reꞌ naaꞌ, ai, ma masuꞌ reꞌ ansae kboꞌes-akboꞌes neu neon goe tnanan. Ma nbi Uisneno In nenon reꞌ maineun reuꞌf ein naan, sekau es reꞌ anhunun ma antoit rais turun-babat naꞌko Uisneno te, Uisneno of nsoi nafetin sin.’ ” Naan reꞌ naiꞌ Joel antui nain je, et afi unuꞌ.


sentence1: Parthians, Medes, Elamites, and people from Mesopotamia, Judea, Cappadocia, Pontus, Asia,

sentence2: Hit arkit teem taꞌko propinsi Partia, Media, Elam, Mesopotamia, Yudea, Kapadokia, Pontus, Asia,


sentence1: Phrygia, Pamphylia, Egypt, the parts of Libya around Cyrene, visitors from Rome, both Jews and proselytes,

sentence2: Frigia, Pamfilia, Masir, taꞌko Libia reꞌ anhaumaak kota Kirene; hit bian neman naꞌkon kota Roma;


sentence1: Cretans and Arabians—we hear them speaking in our languages the mighty works of God!”

sentence2: ma bian anteniꞌ neman naꞌkon puru Kreta, ma pah Arap. Hit atoin Yahudis ma atoniꞌ pah bian reꞌ attaam atbi rais pirsait Yahudi. Hit arkit atneen sin naꞌuab ein neik hit uab meseꞌ-meseꞌ, anmatoom nok areꞌ rais maꞌtain reuꞌf ein reꞌ Uisneno anmoeꞌ nain sin. Aijoo! Hit tsanmaak ma tamkaak batuur-batuur!”


sentence1: to take part in this ministry and apostleship from which Judas fell away, that he might go to his own place.”

sentence2: Rarit sin nꞌoen ein buꞌ-buaꞌ am nak, “Amaꞌ abit sonaf neno tunan! Ho muhiin murek-rekoꞌ main tuaf meseꞌ-meseꞌ in nekan. Naiꞌ Judas anmate nporin in mepu. Onaim Ho meikn Om amruur ma mreek tuaf es naꞌko sin nua sin reꞌ ia, he nsekaꞌ naiꞌ Judas, he hai mait je njair Usif Yesus In haef.”


sentence1: beginning from the baptism of John to the day that he was received up from us, of these one must become a witness with us of his resurrection.”

sentence2: Onaim hit ro he taim tuaf he nsenuꞌ naiꞌ Judas. Hit taim taan tuaf es, reꞌ nabua nok kit sero ꞌroo goen. In ro he es reꞌ atoniꞌ reꞌ nhaumaakb on nok Naiꞌ Yesus oras In nnao nbi mee-mee, anmurai naꞌko naiꞌ Yohanis nasrain Naiꞌ Yesus. In ro he niit nok in matan nak Naiꞌ Yesus anmoni nfain naꞌko In aꞌmaten, tar naꞌait On anfain neu sonaf neno tunan.”


sentence1: “Brothers, it was necessary that this Scripture should be fulfilled, which the Holy Spirit spoke before by the mouth of David concerning Judas, who was guide to those who took Jesus.

sentence2: “Ainaꞌ-amaꞌ arkit okeꞌ! Of oniꞌ hi mimnau naiꞌ Judas feꞌ, reꞌ neon goes ii, in nok tuaf puukn es sin neman ma nheek Naiꞌ Yesus. Saaꞌ-saaꞌ reꞌ anboor neu naiꞌ Judas ro he njair on reꞌ naan. Fin nahunu te, Uisneno In Asmaan Akniunꞌ ee npaek usif naiꞌ Daut he ntui nain anmatoom nok naiꞌ Judas on reꞌ naan.


sentence1: For he was counted with us, and received his portion in this ministry.

sentence2: In reꞌ naan, hit ja, ma nmeup nabu-bua nok kit.”


sentence1: For John indeed baptized in water, but you will be baptized in the Holy Spirit not many days from now.”

sentence2: Neot es, oras Naiꞌ Yesus nabua nok In haef ein nbin aꞌtoꞌef Saitun, In nfeen sin prenat am nak, “Mimnau! Nahunu te naiꞌ Yohanis nasrain neik oe, mes karu hi mpao mteniꞌ neno fauk amnemat, Uisneno of anmoꞌe nneis neu ki, natuin In nfee In Asmaan Akniunꞌ ee neu ki. Onaim natiꞌ hi kaisaꞌ mnao misaitan kota Yerusalem. Hi mpao mbi ia, tar Au Amaꞌ nfee In Asmaan Akniunꞌ ee neu ki, on reꞌ In nbaꞌan anrari. Ma hi mneen mirair miꞌko Kau.”


sentence1: To these he also showed himself alive after he suffered, by many proofs, appearing to them over a period of forty days and speaking about God’s Kingdom.

sentence2: Amaꞌ Teofilus. Tetus ao-minaꞌ naꞌko kau, naiꞌ Lukas. Anbi surat ahunut, au ꞌtui ꞌrair areꞌ saaꞌ-saaꞌ reꞌ anmatoom nok Usif Yesus In aꞌmonin. Esan reꞌ saaꞌ-saaꞌ reꞌ In anmoeꞌ sin, ma saaꞌ-saaꞌ reꞌ In nanoniꞌ nrair sin naꞌko un-unuꞌ. In npiri nrair In haef ein. Maski atoniꞌ sin nasuusb Ee ma nhaꞌmuiꞌ Je tar antea naꞌmaet Je, mes Uisneno namonib nafainꞌ Ee. Ma oras In nmoni nfani te, In nakriir On neu In haef ein. Sin niit Ee fani-fani tar neno boꞌ haa, onaim sin nahinin nak In nmoni nfain batuur-batuur. In naꞌuab neu sin am nak, Uisneno on reꞌ Usif reꞌ nnaaꞌ aprenat. In nreek haefan sin neik Uisneno In Asmaan Akniunꞌ ee In kuasa. Tar antea In nsae nfain neu sonaf neno tunan. Areꞌ rasin reꞌ ia ok-okeꞌ, reꞌ au ꞌtui ꞌiit sin.


sentence1: Therefore Peter and the other disciple went out, and they went toward the tomb.

sentence2: Onaim au ꞌok naiꞌ Petrus maen meu nopu naan.


sentence1: They both ran together. The other disciple outran Peter and came to the tomb first.

sentence2: Hai nua kai maen mibu-bua, mes au unapaꞌ ꞌneis. Rarit au ꞌtea uhuun uꞌbi nopu naan.


sentence1: For these things happened that the Scripture might be fulfilled, “A bone of him will not be broken.”

sentence2: Rasin reꞌ ia njarin, natuin Uisneno In Suur Akninuꞌ ntui mnak, “In nuif ein, ka nmuiꞌ fa tuuk es he natꞌiup.”


sentence1: Again another Scripture says, “They will look on him whom they pierced.”

sentence2: Anbi Suur Akninuꞌ naan, matuꞌi nbi bare bian am nak, “Sin of ankius atoniꞌ reꞌ sin napau nrari.”


sentence1: After this, Jesus, seeing that all things were now finished, that the Scripture might be fulfilled, said, “I am thirsty!”

sentence2: Rarit Naiꞌ Yesus nahini nrari mnak, In namtisib anrair In meupn ein ok-okeꞌ. Naan najarib, areꞌ saaꞌ ii ok-okeꞌ reꞌ Uisneno In Suur Akninuꞌ ntui nain sin naꞌkon unuꞌ. Rarit In nak, “Au ꞌmeon oe.”


sentence1: Now a vessel full of vinegar was set there; so they put a sponge full of the vinegar on hyssop, and held it at his mouth.

sentence2: Anbi bare naan, anmuiꞌ raur maꞌninuꞌ nbi ꞌhuun aan es. Rarit soraurs ein nait aniꞌ-tei metoꞌ he narepaꞌ neu raur maꞌninuꞌ naan. Rarit sin nkaton aniꞌ-tei metoꞌ naan neu hau noon es in panan, onaim sin naramib Naiꞌ Yesus.


sentence1: They kept saying, “Hail, King of the Jews!” and they kept slapping him.

sentence2: Soraurs ein naan nait hau maꞌaikaꞌ in taek ein, he nkanen aꞌsoeb es. Rarit sin ntumaꞌniiꞌ ꞌsoeb maꞌaikaꞌ naan neu Naiꞌ Yesus In aꞌnakan, he naꞌraur ein on reꞌ sin he nasaeb Ee ꞌpiruꞌ-baru neu uis feuꞌ goes. Onaim sin napaekb Ee baru mnanuꞌ masnaa umub on reꞌ uisf ein biasa npaken. Rarit sin nakreeꞌt Ee mnak, “Hoore tua, atoin Yahudis sin usif!” Sin npaas nafan-fainꞌ Ee msaꞌ.


sentence1: Simon Peter followed Jesus, as did another disciple. Now that disciple was known to the high priest, and entered in with Jesus into the court of the high priest;

sentence2: Naiꞌ Simon Petrus nnao natuin Naiꞌ Yesus anbi koit, nabu-bua nok Naiꞌ Yesus In atoup noniꞌ tuaf es antein, es reꞌ au, naiꞌ Yohanis. Aꞌnaak rais pirsait Yahudi sin aꞌnaak koꞌu nahiin kau. Es naan ate, au bisa ꞌtaam ꞌeu in kintal naan, ubu-bua ꞌok Naiꞌ Yesus.


sentence1: but Peter was standing at the door outside. So the other disciple, who was known to the high priest, went out and spoke to her who kept the door, and brought in Peter.

sentence2: Mes naiꞌ Petrus anhake nbi moneꞌ, npaumaak nok baahk ee enon. Rarit au ꞌpoi, onaim au uꞌuab ꞌok bifee jes reꞌ anpao nbi naan, maut he au bisa ꞌeik naiꞌ Petrus antaam anbi nanan.


sentence1: They answered him, “Jesus of Nazareth.” Jesus said to them, “I am he.” Judas also, who betrayed him, was standing with them.

sentence2: Onaim sin nataah am nak, “Hai maim tuaf es, kaan ee Naiꞌ Yesus, atoin Nasaretas.” Rarit Naiꞌ Yesus natoon am nak, ‘Es reꞌ Au reꞌ ia.’ Oras naan, naiꞌ Judas anhaek nabu-bua nok sin. In es reꞌ naꞌsosaꞌ Naiꞌ Yesus.


sentence1: When therefore he said to them, “I am he,” they went backward and fell to the ground.

sentence2: Oras Naiꞌ Yesus naꞌuab am nak, “Es reꞌ Au reꞌ ia.” Onaim atoin ein naan antet-kotin, ma antaikobin.


sentence1: Judas then, having taken a detachment of soldiers and officers from the chief priests and the Pharisees, came there with lanterns, torches, and weapons.

sentence2: Oras naan, aꞌnaak rais pirsait Yahudi sin aꞌnaakt ein, ma atoniꞌ naꞌko partei pirsait Farisi sin nfeen nrarin neu naiꞌ Judas, soraurs ein ma apaot tuaf fauk. Fin in he naꞌsosaꞌ Naiꞌ Yesus. Naiꞌ Judas nahiin poꞌon naan amsaꞌ, natuin Naiꞌ Yesus nabua fani-fani nbi bare naan nok In atoup noinꞌ ein. Rarit naiꞌ Judas sin annaon neun poꞌon naan, neikin obor, pauk lantera, ma suniꞌ-kenat.


sentence1: even as you gave him authority over all flesh, so he will give eternal life to all whom you have given him.

sentence2: Naiꞌ Yesus naꞌuab anrair on naan ate, In nkisu nꞌain neon goe tnanan, rarit anꞌonen, am nak: “Aam Honiꞌ. Au oors ii antea goen, he Ho mait muꞌrat-ratan Kau. Au reꞌ ia, Ho Anah. Ho mfee mrair Kau hak he ꞌator mansian pah-pinan ia ok-okeꞌ. Ho mfee hak naan, maut he Au ꞌfee ꞌmonit reꞌ amneot ma amnonot reꞌ ka natfeek niit fa, neu areꞌ tuaf reꞌ Ho mnonaꞌ ma mfee sin anjarin Au ngguin. Onaim oras ia, Au ꞌtoit he Ho mait muꞌrat-ratan Kau, maut he Au bisa ururuꞌ ma ukriraꞌ Ho pinam ma kraham.


sentence1: Some of his disciples therefore said to one another, “What is this that he says to us, ‘A little while, and you won’t see me, and again a little while, and you will see me;’ and, ‘Because I go to the Father’?”

sentence2: Rarit In atoup noniꞌ bian, naꞌuab ein am nak, “In sairt ii saaꞌ, es nak, ‘Ka ꞌroo fa ntein ate, hi ka miit Kau fa goen. Mes ka ꞌroo fa msaꞌ, hi miit mifaniꞌ Kau goen.’ Ma nansaaꞌ am es In naꞌuab am nak, ‘Natuin Au he ꞌnao ꞌeu Au Amaꞌ’?”


sentence1: They said therefore, “What is this that he says, ‘A little while’? We don’t know what he is saying.”

sentence2: Onaim sin nmaktaan ein am nak, “In sairt ii saaꞌ nak, ‘Ka ꞌroo fa ntein’? Hit tkeuk.”


sentence1: I am the vine. You are the branches. He who remains in me and I in him bears much fruit, for apart from me you can do nothing.

sentence2: Au reꞌ ia, on reꞌ hau roet anggur uuꞌ goes. Hi reꞌ naan, on reꞌ in taek ein. Onaim tuaf reꞌ nmafuut piut nok Kau, ma Au ꞌmafuut piut ꞌok ne msaꞌ, in reꞌ naan on reꞌ taef es, reꞌ nafua mfa-faun. Natuin karu hi ka mmafuut piut mok Kau fa, hi ka bisa mmoeꞌ fa saaꞌ-saaꞌ reꞌ reko.


sentence1: If a man doesn’t remain in me, he is thrown out as a branch and is withered; and they gather them, throw them into the fire, and they are burned.

sentence2: Tuaf reꞌ ka nmafuut nok Kau fa piut, in on reꞌ taef es, reꞌ ka mapakeꞌ fa. Taef humaf on reꞌ naan, biasa atoniꞌ anketu nporin, maut he nmeot. Rarit naꞌbuaꞌ naan taef ein naan, ma nporin nataam sin neun ai je nanan, he nout nakratiꞌ sin.


sentence1: If you remain in me, and my words remain in you, you will ask whatever you desire, and it will be done for you.

sentence2: Mes karu hi mmafuut piut mok Kau, ma Au Uab ein natuan piut anbin hi neekm ein amsaꞌ, hi mtoit saaꞌ ahaa meu Uisneno te, In of anmoeꞌ je neu ki.


sentence1: “In this my Father is glorified, that you bear much fruit; and so you will be my disciples.

sentence2: Karu hi mmoeꞌ rais reko mfa-faun, on reꞌ taef es nafua mfa-faun, naan naikas naꞌrat-ratan Uisneno. Nok ranan naan, hi miruruꞌ ma mikriraꞌ msaꞌ mak, hi reꞌ naan, Au atoup noinꞌ ein goa.


sentence1: Now before the feast of the Passover, Jesus, knowing that his time had come that he would depart from this world to the Father, having loved his own who were in the world, he loved them to the end.

sentence2: Oras neon koꞌu Paska ka nmurai fa feꞌ, Naiꞌ Yesus nahini nrair nak, In oors ee ntea nrair, In ro he npoi nasaitan pah-pinan ia, ma nfain neu In Amaf abit sonaf neno tunan. Mes In nneek niis Iin na reꞌ abitan pah-pinan ia, tar antea In nnonaꞌ ma nfee In aꞌmonin aꞌteme-ꞌteme neu sin.


sentence1: During supper, the devil having already put into the heart of Judas Iscariot, Simon’s son, to betray him,

sentence2: Oras naan, niut reuꞌf ein sin aꞌnakat ankopoꞌ ma nfuriꞌ naiꞌ Judas, es reꞌ naiꞌ Simon Iskariot in anah, he in naꞌsosaꞌ Naiꞌ Yesus. Rarit naiꞌ Judas nafeek anrair he nmoeꞌ on naan, oras Naiꞌ Yesus sin ntokon ma nbukaen fesat Paska naan.


sentence1: Now is the judgment of this world. Now the prince of this world will be cast out.

sentence2: Oras ia, mansian pah-pinan ro he nbaisenun nꞌanin Uisneno, he In nafeek sin rasin. In ro he nriuꞌ napoit Amoeꞌ Maufinu msaꞌ, reꞌ annaaꞌ aprenat anbi pah-pinan ia.


sentence1: And I, if I am lifted up from the earth, will draw all people to myself.”

sentence2: Oras atoniꞌ nakfirit Kau nbi hau nehe, Au of aꞌheer mansian ii ok-okeꞌ he sin anpirsai Kau.”


sentence1: But he said this, signifying by what kind of death he should die.

sentence2: (In naꞌuab on naan, he naruruꞌ ma nakriraꞌ In aꞌmaten nok ranan on mee.)


sentence1: Most certainly I tell you, unless a grain of wheat falls into the earth and dies, it remains by itself alone. But if it dies, it bears much fruit.

sentence2: Rarit Naiꞌ Yesus natonan sin im nak, “Au oors ii ntea nrair. Onaim Au ro he ꞌmaet feꞌ, naꞌ Uisneno nait naꞌrat-ratan Kau. Batuur on naan! Hit tataib nok fini. Karu hit tseen maak fini, in ro he nreuꞌ anbi auf goe feꞌ, naꞌ in nmoin, he in bisa napoitan afa mfa-faun. Fin karu ka on fa naan, in feꞌ nabaar makaꞌ fuaꞌ meesꞌ aah.


sentence1: Jesus, having found a young donkey, sat on it. As it is written,

sentence2: Rarit Naiꞌ Yesus napein bikaes keledai feuꞌ goes, onaim In nsae. Naan on reꞌ matuꞌi nbi Uisneno In Suur Akninuꞌ mnak,


sentence1: “Don’t be afraid, daughter of Zion. Behold, your King comes, sitting on a donkey’s colt.”

sentence2: “Hi abit kota Yerusalem, kais mimtau! Hi abit kota ‘Sion’ reꞌ ia, amkius meu ne feꞌ! Fin hi Uisf ee neem! In neem ansae bikaes keledai feuꞌ goes.”


sentence1: Then they sought for Jesus and spoke with one another as they stood in the temple, “What do you think—that he isn’t coming to the feast at all?”

sentence2: Too mfaun ein reꞌ neem anbin kota Yerusalem naan, nam-naim Naiꞌ Yesus. Oras sin nhaken nbin Uim Onen Uuf ee in kintal, sin nmaktaan ein am nak, “On mee? Hi peint ein, on mee? Hi mitenab mak, Naiꞌ Yesus he neem nok anbi fesat rais pirsait ia, aiꞌ kaah?”


sentence1: Now the chief priests and the Pharisees had commanded that if anyone knew where he was, he should report it, that they might seize him.

sentence2: Mes aꞌnaak rais pirsait Yahudi sin aꞌnaakt ein, ma atoin Farisis sin anfeen prenat am nak, “Karu nmuiꞌ tuaf reꞌ nahiin Naiꞌ Yesus et mee te, mitoon kai!” Te kaah, sin nmuꞌin sarit he nheek naan Ee.


sentence1: Jesus said to her, “I am the resurrection and the life. He who believes in me will still live, even if he dies.

sentence2: Onaim Naiꞌ Yesus naꞌuab am nak, “Au es reꞌ umonib ufaniꞌ amaets ein. Ma Au es reꞌ aꞌfee ꞌmonit reꞌ amneot ma amnonot. Onaim tuaf reꞌ anpirsai Kau of napeni ꞌmonit naan, maski in nmaet.


sentence1: Whoever lives and believes in me will never die. Do you believe this?”

sentence2: Onaim tuaf reꞌ napeni ꞌmonit reꞌ amneot ma amnonot naan, ma npirsai Kau, of anmoin nabar-baar. Maꞌa, ho mpirsai Au uab ii, oo?”


sentence1: Many of the Jews had joined the women around Martha and Mary, to console them concerning their brother.

sentence2: Rarit Naiꞌ Yesus sin nnaon neun kuan Betania. Kuan naan in aꞌroo, suma kiru teun goah naꞌko kota Yerusalem. Onaim atoin Yahudis amfaun neman naꞌkon Yerusalem he nbeꞌen ma nhaan mau bi Marta ma bi Maria. Oras Naiꞌ Yesus sin ntean nee te, sin feꞌ nahinin, nak, abitan bare naan ansuub anrair naiꞌ Lasarus neno haa goen.


sentence1: It was that Mary who had anointed the Lord with ointment and wiped his feet with her hair, whose brother Lazarus was sick.

sentence2: Anmuiꞌ tuaf es, kaan ee naiꞌ Lasarus. In natua nbi kuan Betania, nabu-bua nok in fetof tuaf nua, bi Maria nok bi Marta. (Bi Maria reꞌ ia, es reꞌ nꞌopaꞌ miin foo meniꞌ nbi Usif Yesus In haen, rarit annose npaek in aꞌnaak funuꞌ.) Neot es, Naiꞌ Lasarus nameen maꞌfenaꞌ.


sentence1: If I don’t do the works of my Father, don’t believe me.

sentence2: On nai. Karu Au ka unaob fa Au Amaꞌ In mepu, hi kais ampirsai Kau.


sentence1: But if I do them, though you don’t believe me, believe the works, that you may know and believe that the Father is in me, and I in the Father.”

sentence2: Mes Au unaob In meup goe piut. Onaim maski hi ka mroim fa he mpirsai Kau, mes aꞌkreꞌo msaꞌ hi ro mtoup rais sanmakat reꞌ Au ꞌmoꞌe. Nok ranan naan, hi bisa mihiin im mak, Au Amaꞌ nmafuut nok Kau. Ma Au ꞌmafuut ꞌok Ne msaꞌ.”


sentence1: I am the good shepherd. I know my own, and I’m known by my own;

sentence2: Batuur! Au on reꞌ atukus arekot. Au uhiin Au ꞌbib-kasen. Ma sin nahiin Kau msaꞌ.


sentence1: even as the Father knows me, and I know the Father. I lay down my life for the sheep.

sentence2: Naan on reꞌ Au Amaꞌ abit sonaf neno tunan nahiin Kau, ma Au uhiin Je msaꞌ. Au ubarab aꞌrari msaꞌ he ꞌnonaꞌ ma ꞌfee Au tuak ii tar aꞌmaet, maut he Au ꞌbib-kaesn ein bisa nmonin.


sentence1: He who is a hired hand, and not a shepherd, who doesn’t own the sheep, sees the wolf coming, leaves the sheep, and flees. The wolf snatches the sheep and scatters them.

sentence2: Mes ameput reꞌ ꞌbib-kaesn ein sin ka atuuks aa fa, ma ka tuan aa fa, karu in nkius anmuiꞌ aus fui apisut neem, in naen namneuk, ma namaikaꞌ ꞌbib-kaesn ein naan anbin bare naan. Rarit aus fui apisut anheek naan aꞌbib-kasen, onaim aꞌbib-kasen bian naen ansiksaakn ok.


sentence1: The hired hand flees because he is a hired hand and doesn’t care for the sheep.

sentence2: Ameput naan naen, natuin in suma nmeup he nami haa roit. In ka nfairoir fa he npao narek-rekoꞌ aꞌbib-kaesn ein naan.


sentence1: All who came before me are thieves and robbers, but the sheep didn’t listen to them.

sentence2: Areꞌ kanan tuaf reꞌ neem nahunun Kau, sin on reꞌ abakat. Maski sin anham-haman, mes ꞌbib-kaesn ein ka nneen sin fa.


sentence1: I am the door. If anyone enters in by me, he will be saved, and will go in and go out and will find pasture.

sentence2: Rarit Au on reꞌ enoꞌ naan. Karu nmuiꞌ tuaf reꞌ antaam anpeoꞌ Kau, Uisneno nroim he nsoi nafeitn ee naꞌko in sanat ma penu sin. Naan on reꞌ in antaam anbi Uisneno In baran, anpeoꞌ Kau reꞌ ꞌjair in enoꞌ. Ma tuaf reꞌ antaam anpeoꞌ Kau, in nnao neu mee jah, in napeni mnahat ma mninut reꞌ batuur.


sentence1: The thief only comes to steal, kill, and destroy. I came that they may have life, and may have it abundantly.

sentence2: Abakat, sin suma nareꞌu haa, fin sin neman he nabakan, naꞌmaten, ma nareuꞌ atoniꞌ in aꞌmonin. Mes Au ꞌeiki ꞌmonit reꞌ reko nneis, fin Au ꞌuum he atoniꞌ bisa nmoin nok mamut ma taininaꞌ, ma nmoin nok amneot ma amnonot.