sentence1: From among his brothers he took five men, and presented them to Pharaoh.

sentence2: Kele Joseph alpeke imerte kake five-pele ikwerenhe akngakemele Pharaoh renhe aretyeke.


sentence1: The sons of Joseph, who were born to him in Egypt, were two souls. All the souls of the house of Jacob, who came into Egypt, were seventy.

sentence2: Ingkirrenyeke 70-pele apurte-irremele itne alherlte-iweke Jacob-enge Egypt-werne. Tyerrtye 70-pele nhenhe itneke-ngentyele anherre-anherre ikwerenhe areye-arlke alherlte-iweke. Re tyerrtye ingkirrenyeke pipe nhenhele-arle arritnye aneme areyenge alheke. Alere Joseph-kenhe atherre apele Manasseh uthene Ephraim uthene Egypt-elarle akweke inteke atherre-arle.


sentence1: his sons, and his sons’ sons with him, his daughters, and his sons’ daughters, and he brought all his offspring with him into Egypt.

sentence2: Itne ingkirreke akngeke, yepe-yepe areye, nanikute areye, pweleke areye-arlke arne arunthe-arlke, arne atningke itne-arle apurtelhe-ilekenge Canaan-enge. Jacob alheke Egypt-werne alere ikwerenhe areye-akerte, ampe areye-arlke, arelhe areye-arlke. Re itnenhe Egypt-werne ingkirrenyeke akngeke.


sentence1: Now therefore when I come to your servant my father, and the boy is not with us; since his life is bound up in the boy’s life;

sentence2: “Nthakenhe-ame unte itirreme? Anwerne apeke Benjamin nhenheke impemele, apmere-werne alpemele ikwere kwenye, nthakenhe-ame akngeye anwerne-kenhe irretyenhe? Re kwenhe Benjamin-eke arnterre itirrentye akngerre. Alakenhenge anteme ayenge ikwere kwenye alpetyakenhe.


sentence1: it will happen, when he sees that the boy is no more, that he will die. Your servants will bring down the gray hairs of your servant, our father, with sorrow to Sheol.

sentence2: Anwerne apeke alpemele apmere-werne atyeye-kwenye anwerne-kenheke, akngeye anwerne-kenhe-arle arratye irrare-irremele ilweme.


sentence1: They sat before him, the firstborn according to his birthright, and the youngest according to his youth, and the men marveled with one another.

sentence2: Urrkapentye akngerre Joseph-kenhele kere akngetye-alpeke apmere-werne. Joseph re anyente-arrpe anetyame table-le, re anteme ileke kake ikwerenhe areye ikwerenge arrekwele-arle anetyeke table arrpenhele. Re itnenhene arrerneke ikwerenge arrekweleke. Re kake akngerre ikwerenhe arrerneke ikwere akwangenyeke arrekweleke, re imerte kake akweke ikwerenhe anteme arrernemele ikwere akwe-arratyeke anetyeke. Re Benjamin arrerneke ingkerneke akwe-arratyeke. Itne apayuthnerreke, “Nthakenhe-arle-ame re itelareme angwenhe-arle kake akngerre aneme?” Itne Joseph alhengke-aretyakenhe akwete aneke. Tyerrtye atningke arrpenhe areye table arrpenhele anerrirretyame Egypt-arenye areye. Egypt-arenye areye akenhe Hebrew areyeke ilkelhetyakenhe-arle aneke, itnekenge arlkwetyakenhe-arlke. Itne itneke ahentye-anetyakenhe aneke Hebrew areyele-arle merne arlkwetyarte Egypt-arenye areyele arlkwetyakenhe-arle. Alakenhenge-arle itne kake Joseph-kenhe areyenge merne arlkwemele anetyakenhe.


sentence1: Joseph hurried, for his heart yearned over his brother; and he sought a place to weep. He entered into his room, and wept there.

sentence2: Kele Joseph akeme-irremele areke atyeye akweke ikwerenhe Benjamin. Ratherre akenhe meye anyente-akerte-arle aneke. Nhenge Joseph-ele renhe aremele re ingkwe anthurre artneke. Re kake ikwerenhe areye apayuthneke, “Nhenhe-ame atyeye akweke re arrantherre-arle atyenge ileke-akerte re?” Joseph Benjamin-eke angkeke, “Apmerrke-aye, ayenge Ngkarteke angkeme re ngkwenge mwerre anetyenhenge.” Joseph-ele itnenhe iparrpe anthurre imperle-alheke itne renhe artnerlenge areketyenge. Re alpeke apmere arrpenhe ikwerenhe-werne imerte tnyante artnemele atyeye akweke ikwerenheke rarle ikwere arnterre ahentye-anekenge.


sentence1: They prepared the present for Joseph’s coming at noon, for they heard that they should eat bread there.

sentence2: Nhenge tangkeye itnekenhele-arle merne atherrke arlkwetyamenge, itne arne mwerre impene areye ineke itne-arle akngetyemele Joseph anthetyeke. Urrkapentye akngerre re anteme itnenhe ileke itne Joseph-enge merne arlkwetyeke arlte mpwepele.


sentence1: When Joseph came home, they brought him the present which was in their hand into the house, and bowed themselves down to the earth before him.

sentence2: Nhenge Joseph apmere-werne apetye-alperlenge, itne renhe arne itnenhe antheke akaperte kwene-irreremele.


sentence1: When we came to the lodging place, we opened our sacks, and behold, each man’s money was in the mouth of his sack, our money in full weight. We have brought it back in our hand.

sentence2: Anwerne apmere-werne alpemele merne-akerte, anwerne mpwepele inteke. Kele anwerne yakwethe altywere-ilemele areke, anyenteke-anyente anwerne mane areye areke itnenhene akngetye-alpeke ngenhe anthetyeke.


sentence1: We have brought down other money in our hand to buy food. We don’t know who put our money in our sacks.”

sentence2: Anwerne yakwethe arrpenhe mane-akerte akngetyeke anwerne-arle merne awethe inetyenhenge. Kele anwerne itelaretyakenhe-arle angwenhele apeke-arle mane renhe arrernirtnekeke arrekwele-arle anwerne apetyekenge.”


sentence1: but if you don’t send him, we won’t go down, for the man said to us, ‘You shall not see my face, unless your brother is with you.’”

sentence2: Alere Jacob-kenhe Judah ikwere angkeke, “Egypt-arenye akngerrepate nhenge kwenhe ahele anthurre angkeke, re anwerneke alakenhe angkeke, ‘Atyeye akweke arrekantherrenhe akngetye-alpaye, renhe nhenhe-werne akngetyaye. Arrantherre renhe akngetye-alpetyakenhenge, urrkapentye akngerre atyinhe areyele ayenge arrantherre awethe aretyeke kwenye anteme ileme-ketyenge.’ Alakenhe-arle Egypt-arenye akngerrepatele anwernenhe ileke. Unte apeke Benjamin ileme anwernenge alhetyeke Egypt-werne, kele anwerne alhemele-arle merne inetyeke. Kele unte apeke Benjamin anwernenge yernetyakenhenge, anwerne Egypt-werne alhetyeke arrangkwe-arle.”


sentence1: The famine was severe in the land.

sentence2: Arrule anthurreke-atwetye merne lyapetyakenhe aneke apmere Canaan-elarle ahurratye akngerre anekenge tyerrtye areye akenhe angayakwe anthurre anteme-arle aneke.


sentence1: When they had eaten up the grain which they had brought out of Egypt, their father said to them, “Go again, buy us a little more food.”

sentence2: Jacob uthene ikwere-artweye areyele itne merne-arlke kere-arlke Egypt-nge-arle akngetyeke ingkirreke anthurrele arlkwerrirreke. Itne-arle awethe anteme angayakwe anekenge Jacob alere ikwerenhe areyeke angkeke, “Egypt-werne alperlte-iwaye, merne awethe inetyeke.”


sentence1: Send one of you, and let him get your brother, and you shall be bound, that your words may be tested, whether there is truth in you, or else by the life of Pharaoh surely you are spies.”

sentence2: Kele mwerre-arle. Ayenge-arle arrekantherre angketyeke ahentye-aneme the apeke arrenhantherrenhe aretyeke mwerre apeke arrantherre akurne apeke. The aretyeke ahentye-aneme arrekantherre atyeyangkweke-arle arrantherre arratye apeke angkemeke. Kele the arrenhantherrenhe jail-ke akwerneme. Kele the anyente-arle yernirtneme apmere-werne re atyeye akweke renhe nhenhe-werne akngetye-alpetyenhenge. Re apeke renhe akngetye-alpemele, kele the arrenhantherrenhe apmere-werne yernirtnemele. Kele re renhe akngetyetyakenhe apmerele anemele, kele the arrenhantherrenhe arratye ileme the arrenhantherrenhe jail-ke akwete-ante impetyenhe!”


sentence1: Joseph remembered the dreams which he dreamed about them, and said to them, “You are spies! You have come to see the nakedness of the land.”

sentence2: Tyerrtye itne Egypt-eke-arteke irreke, Joseph akenhe tyerrtye yanhe-arenye areyeke akngerrepate-arle aneke. Re itneke annge areye maneke anthetyame. Nhenge kake Joseph-kenhe areye anteme apetyewarreke renhe aretyeke itne kake akweke itnekenhe alhengke-aretyakenhe aneke. Itne ikwere akaperte kwene-irreke. Joseph-ele itnenhe itelareke, kenhe re akenhe itneke ilelhetyakenhe-arle aneke angwenhe-arle re aneke. Re itelareke arrule-arle re altyerre areke-akerte kake ikwerenhe areye aremele, meye uthene akngeye uthene-arlke-arle ikwere artepe arrernelheke. Re ahele-ahele itneke angkeke, “Nthenhenge-ame arrantherre apetyeke?” Itne ikwere angkirtneke, “Anwerne-arle apmere Canaan-enge-arle apetyeke merne inetyeke.” Joseph-ele itneke ileke, “Arrangkwe, yanhe-arle arratye anetyakenhe-arle, arrantherre ularele-arle apetyeke anwernenhe aretyeke anwerne apeke-arle iltyelaye irremeke lterrke apeke-arle anwerne anemeke arrantherre apeke anwernenhe alyepe-alyepe aremele kele arrantherre anwernenhe atwetyeke apetyemele!”


sentence1: Now Jacob saw that there was grain in Egypt, and Jacob said to his sons, “Why do you look at one another?”

sentence2: Nhenge artwe ampwe Jacob-ele aweke itne-arle merne atnyeneke apmere Egypt-ele, re alere ikwerenhe areyeke angkeke, “Iwenhenge-ame arrantherre arnterre arerrerlte-aneme arne-arlke mpwaretyakenhele?


sentence1: He said, “Behold, I have heard that there is grain in Egypt. Go down there, and buy for us from there, so that we may live, and not die.”

sentence2: Tharle aweke itne-arle akwele merne akngerre atnyeneme Egypt-ele, akeme-irraye alhetyeke Egypt-werne merne inetyeke anwerne itethe anetyenhenge. Arrantherre apeke nhenhele aneme alhetyakenhe, kele anwerne ingkirreke angayakwe ilweme-arle.”


sentence1: Joseph’s ten brothers went down to buy grain from Egypt.

sentence2: Arratye apele, kake ten-pele Joseph-kenhe itne kele aletheke irreke apmere akngeye itnekenhenge akenhe imperlte-alhemele Egypt-werne merne inerrirretyeke.


sentence1: But Jacob didn’t send Benjamin, Joseph’s brother, with his brothers; for he said, “Lest perhaps harm happen to him.”

sentence2: Kenhe Jacob-ele ileke atyeyikwe Joseph-kenhe Benjamin alethe alhetyeke kwenye akurne apeke irreme-ketyenge. Jacob re-arrpe angkeke, “The apeke Benjamin yernemere Egypt-werne, itne renhe atweketyenge. Kele the renhe nhenhele atnyeneme-arle.”


sentence1: The sons of Israel came to buy among those who came, for the famine was in the land of Canaan.

sentence2: Tyerrtye atningke angayakwe anerrirreke Canaan-arenye areye-arlke apmere arrpe-anenhe ikwerele itne anteme ingkirreke Egypt-werne alherlte-iweke merne inetyeke. Kele, Jacob-eke alere itne akngeye itnekenhe imperlte-alheke Egypt-werne alhemele tyerrtye arrpenhe atningkenge merne inetyeke alherlte-iweke areyenge. Itne tangkeye areye akngetyeke merne itnekenhe akngernerlte-apetyenhenge. Artwe ampwe Jacob re apmere ikwerenhele anetyame.


sentence1: When all the land of Egypt was famished, the people cried to Pharaoh for bread, and Pharaoh said to all the Egyptians, “Go to Joseph. What he says to you, do.”

sentence2: Nhenge tyerrtye areye-arle angayakwe-irrerirreke itne apetyewarretyarte Pharaoh apayuthnetyeke, “Anwernenhe merne annge anthaye anwerne athetyeke merne mpwaremele!” Re itneke angkirtnetyarte, “Alherlte-iwaye, Joseph merne anngeke apayuthnetyeke, ikwere imerte akangkwe-irremele.”


sentence1: All countries came into Egypt, to Joseph, to buy grain, because the famine was severe in all the earth.

sentence2: Yewe, tyerrtye atningke anthurre angayakwe aneke apmere Egypt-ele. Urreke itnenhe merne anthetyenhenge, Joseph-ele warle akngerre itnenhe altywere-ileke urrkapentye akngerre ikwerenhe areyele itne-arle merne akngerre arrerneke. Tyerrtye areye apetyewarretyarte Joseph uthene urrkapentye akngerre ikwerenhe areye uthene-werne. Itne itnenhe mane anthetyarte merne inetyeke. Tyerrtye areye-arle angayakwe anthurre aneke, Egypt-arenye areye-ante kwenye. Tyerrtye atningke apetyewarretyarte apmere arrpe-anenhe-ngentyele Egypt-werne merneke arrangkwe-arle anekenge apmere arrpe-anenhele, ahurratye akngerre-arle anekenge.


sentence1: The seven years of famine began to come, just as Joseph had said. There was famine in all lands, but in all the land of Egypt there was bread.

sentence2: Year seven pele ikwere iperre merne mwerre anthurre lyapemele Egypt-nge, yanhe-ngentyele Ngkartele merne awethe lyapelhe-iletyakenhe aneke, alakenhe-arle Joseph-ele arrekwele ileke. Merne awethe lyapetyakenhe aneke Egypt-ele apmere arrpenhele-arlke, arrangkwe. Kenhe itne akenhe merne akngerre-arle awakeke arrernemele arlkwetyeke Egypt-nge Joseph-elarle urrkapentye akngerre ikwerenhe areyele-arlke annge areye anyentelhe-ilerlenge imerte warle akngerreke arrernemele ahurratyeke anetyeke.


sentence1: To Joseph were born two sons before the year of famine came, whom Asenath, the daughter of Potiphera priest of On, bore to him.

sentence2: Ikwerele ureke, urreke-arle ahurratye-irretyenhenge, anewe Joseph-kenhe Asenath-ele ampe urreye akweke atherre atnyeneke.


sentence1: Joseph called the name of the firstborn Manasseh, “For”, he said, “God has made me forget all my toil, and all my father’s house.”

sentence2: Joseph-ele alere arrekwelenye Manasseh arritnye antheke, imerte ikwere angkemele, “Itne ayenge akngeyenge, atyenge-artweyenge rakemele, apmere nhenhe-werne ayenge akngetyeke. Tyerrtye apmere Egypt-arenye areyele ayenge urrkapetyeke uterneke. Kele mwerre. Ngkarte-arle atyenge mwerre-arle aneke, kele ayenge akangkemele, Ngkartele-arle ayenge arne akurne areyeke alkngwe-ilerlenge. Alakenhenge anteme the ngenhe Manasseh arritnye antheme.” Hebrew angkentyenge Manasseh angkeme-arteke “Alkngwe-ileme.”


sentence1: The name of the second, he called Ephraim: “For God has made me fruitful in the land of my affliction.”

sentence2: Joseph-ele atyeye akweke Ephraim arritnye antheke imerte renhe ilemele, “Ayenge apateke nhenhe Egypt-nge. Kele mwerre-arle alakenhe. Ngkartele ayenge akweke atherre antheke. Alakenhenge-arle the ngenhe Ephraim arritnye antheme.” Hebrew angkentyenge angkeme “Ephraim,” angkeme-arteke “Ngkartele ayenge alere atherre antheke.”


sentence1: Joseph was thirty years old when he stood before Pharaoh king of Egypt. Joseph went out from the presence of Pharaoh, and went throughout all the land of Egypt.

sentence2: Nhenge Pharaoh-elarle Joseph akngerrepate mpwareke tyerrtye Egypt-arenye areyeke, Joseph akenhe artwe apmerrke year 30-pele ware-arle aneke. Yanhe-ngentyele, re apmere Pharaoh-kenhenge imperle-alheke apmere arrpe-anenhe-werne Egypt-ele aneme-werne rarle apmere ingkirreke aretyeke re akngerrepate aneke.


sentence1: In the seven plenteous years the earth produced abundantly.

sentence2: Joseph apmere arrpe-anenhele unthetyarte, re unthemele akwete aneke year seven-peleke-atwetye. Ikwerele ureke, merne akngerre anthurre lyapeke apmere arrpe-anenhele tyerrtye areyele merne annge akemele anyentelhe-ilemele Joseph antheke.


sentence1: Pharaoh said to Joseph, “Behold, I have set you over all the land of Egypt.”

sentence2: Lyete the ngenhe tyerrtye ingkirrekeke apmere Egypt-ele akngerrepate mpwareme. Ayenge-ante-arle ngkwenge akngerrepate anetyenhe. Tyerrtye atyinhe areye-arle atyenge akangkwe-irrentye akngerre-arle, itne-arle ngkwenge akangkwe-irretyenhe unte itnenhe ilerlenge.” Alakenhe-arle Pharaoh-ele Joseph ileke.


sentence1: Let Pharaoh do this, and let him appoint overseers over the land, and take up the fifth part of the land of Egypt’s produce in the seven plenteous years.

sentence2: Artwe arrpenhe areye-arlke inaye itne akngerrepate areye anetyenhenge apmere arrpe-anenheke. Itnenhe ilaye tyerrtye areye-ngentyele merne inetyeke year seven peleke-atwetye lyaperlenge-arteke. Ingkirrenyeke inetyale, akweke ware. Itne apeke annge yakwethe five-pele apeke atnyenerlenge, anyente ware inaye itneke-ngentyele. Alakenhe itneke-ngentyele annge areye inaye.


sentence1: Let them gather all the food of these good years that come, and store grain under the hand of Pharaoh for food in the cities, and let them keep it.

sentence2: Merne ingkirreke akngerrepate areyele-arle tyerrtye areye-ngentyele ineme year seven-pele ikwerele, itnenhe ilaye apmere warle akngerre areyeke arrernetyeke. Itnenhe ilaye arntarnte-aretyeke year seven-pele ikwerele tyerrtye areye angayakwele apeke anyelknge ineketyenge, merne-arle lyapetyakenhenge.


sentence1: The food will be to supply the land against the seven years of famine, which will be in the land of Egypt; so that the land will not perish through the famine.”

sentence2: Ikwerele ureke merne Egypt-nge lyapetyakenhenge, akngerrepate areyele itnenhe akweke-ame-akweke ware anthetyeke itne angayakwe-irreketyenge. Alakenhenge-arle apmere akurne-irreketyenge merneke arrangkwenge.” Alakenhe-arle Joseph-ele Pharaoh ileke.


sentence1: and the plenty will not be known in the land by reason of that famine which follows; for it will be very grievous.

sentence2: Yewe, arratye apelaye! Pweleke seven pele uthene altyeye akngerre-apenhe uthene unte altyerre areke, ileme Ngkartele-arle ngenhe merne arunthe akngerre anthetyenhe year seven-peleke-atwetye. Ikwerele ureke, tyerrtye areyele merne arunthe Egypt-nge arlkwetyenhe. Kele pweleke ngkwerne-ngkwerne seven-pele arrpenhe nhenge areye altyeye antyerrke seven-pele-arlke unte altyerrenge areke-arlke rlke urinpele-arle itnenhe werneke ampemele, ileme Ngkartele ngkwenge imernerle-aneme re awethe merne lyapelhe-iletyeke arrangkwe-arle year seven-pele awetheke-atwetye. Tyerrtye ingkirreke alkngwirrewarretyenhe year mwerre arrpenhe areyeke, itne anteme angayakwe anetyenhe. Itne anteme angketyenhe, ‘Anwerne kwenhe merneke arrangkwe anetyenhe apmere akurne nhenhele! Anwerne ingkirreke angayakwe ilwetyenhe-aye!’ Yewe, akurne anthurre akwele anetyenhe merne-arlke year seven-peleke arrangkwe anemele.


sentence1: but he hanged the chief baker, as Joseph had interpreted to them.

sentence2: Ayeye nhenhe Joseph-elarle ileke-arle arratye-arle. Kele arlte urrpetye iperre Pharaoh-ele ileke urrkapentye akngerre ikwerenhe areye thultye areye-arlke merne akngerre arlkwetyeke apetyewarretyeke Pharaoh ikwerenhe ampe akweke-arle re inteke arlte-arle anekenge. Itne-arle merne arlkwetyamenge, Pharaoh-ele thultye areye ileke artwe renhe-atherrenhe inetyeke, ngkwarle-arle ikwere anthetyarte nhenge uthene merne-arle itetyarte nhenge uthene. Artwe ratherre apetyeke, re arrekwele ipenhe ileke “Yewe, unte apele apetyalpetyeke atyenge ngkwarle akngetyerle-anetyeke.” Kele, artwe re ikwere ngkwarle akngetyetyarte. Pharaoh-ele imerte artwe arrpenhe nhenge ilemele, “The ileme thultye atyinhele ngenhe atwetyeke.” Re anteme thultye ikwerenhe areye uterneke renhe akaperte ultaketyeke imerte tyerrtye ikwerenhe arneke-arleke irlpare arrernemele. Arratye Joseph-elarle ileke-arteke anthurre aneke.


sentence1: Pharaoh was angry with his two officers, the chief cup bearer and the chief baker.

sentence2: Ikwere ipenhe, Pharaoh urrkapentye akngerre ikwerenhe atherreke ahele-irreke ratherre-arle akurne mpwarekenge. Urrkapentye akngerre anyentele ikwere ngkwarle-arle akngetyetyarte. Arrpenhe re akenhe ikwere merne mpwarentye akngerre-arle. Alakenhe-arle urrkapentye ikwere-atherrenhe aneke.


sentence1: She caught him by his garment, saying, “Lie with me!” He left his garment in her hand, and ran outside.

sentence2: Yanhe-ngentyele, anewe Potiphar-kenhe apetyemele renhe tyartenge tyarre-ineke. Re renhe awethe apayuthneke, “Unte-ame atyenge inteme?” Joseph ikwere-ketye intwarre-irreke, tyarte ikwerenhe akenhe alterrelherlenge-arle. Joseph apmere ikwere-ketye alwirremele unteke. Kenhe arelhe re akenhe tyarte Joseph-kenhe atnyeneke.


sentence1: When he heard that I lifted up my voice and cried, he left his garment by me, and ran outside.”

sentence2: Nhenge Joseph-ele tyarte renhe impemele apmerenge arratemele unteke, arelhe re ahele-irremele arnterre anthurre arlkeke urrkapentye akngerre akethele tnetyamenge areyeke. Itne kwene-werne apetyemele, re itneke angkeke, “Tyarte nhenhe araye! Artwe Hebrew nhenge-kenhe anewe atyinhele-arle akngetyeke nhenge. Re apeke-arle renhe nhenhe-werne akngetyeke anwernenhe apurele-anthetyenhenge. Artwe rarle apetyeke nhenhe-werne urrkapetyeke, re ayenge ileke ikwerenge intetyeke. Ayenge arlkemele the renhe alwerneke. Re atere-irremele tyarte ikwerenhe imperle-alheke. Nhenhe akwele araye!”


sentence1: About this time, he went into the house to do his work, and there were none of the men of the house inside.

sentence2: Arlte arrpe-anenhele Joseph apmere Potiphar-kenhe-werne alhetyarte urrkapetyeke. Kenhe arlte arrpe-anenhele akenhe anewe Potiphar-kenhele Joseph apayuthnetyarte ikwerenge intetyeke. Re akenhe apale-iknge angkerlenge ikwerenge ayene-ilelhemele. Re ikwere akangkwe-irretyakenhe anetyarte ikwere itwele-arle anetyakenhe. Arlte anyentele re alheke apmere Potiphar-kenhe-werne urrkapetyeke. Re anyente anthurre urrkapetyame. Artwe arrpenheke-arlke arrangkwe.


sentence1: He left all that he had in Joseph’s hand. He didn’t concern himself with anything, except for the food which he ate. Joseph was well-built and handsome.

sentence2: Alakenhe ikwerenge-arle Potiphar-ele Joseph ingkirreke anthurreke akngerrepate mpwareke. Potiphar kele akngerre itirretyakenhe-arlke anetyale. Re itirretyarte-ante merne iwenhe-arteke ware arlkwetyeke. Joseph akngerre lterrke, mwerre akngerre anthurre aneke.


sentence1: After these things, his master’s wife set her eyes on Joseph; and she said, “Lie with me.”

sentence2: Kenhe anewe Potiphar-kenhele renhe ntertele aretyarte ikwere itirremele-arlke. Arlte anyentele re renhe ileke, “Joseph apetyaye, atyengenge intetyeke.”


sentence1: Reuben returned to the pit, and saw that Joseph wasn’t in the pit; and he tore his clothes.

sentence2: Yanhe-ngentyele, Reuben alheke Joseph iperte-ngentyele tyarre-inetyeke, re areke iperte renhe imerte arrangkwe-arle aremele. Re anteme mantere ikwerenhe alterremele ahele-anthurre-irremele itneke.


sentence1: He returned to his brothers, and said, “The child is no more; and I, where will I go?”

sentence2: Re anteme kake ikwerenhe areye-werne alpemele, itnenhe ileke, “Ayekaye! Nthakenhe-ame atyeye akweke anwerne-kenhe irreke nthenhe-ame re alheke? Ayenge akutne-arle nthenhe-werne-arle re alheke. Nthakenhe-ame ayenge irreye?”


sentence1: Judah said to his brothers, “What profit is it if we kill our brother and conceal his blood?

sentence2: Kele Judah angkeke, kake ikwerenhe areye re ileke, “Anwerne apeke atyeye akweke atwerlenge akngeye anwerne-kenhe ularele ileme, kele arne mwerreke arrangkwe anwerneke irretyenhenge.


sentence1: Come, and let’s sell him to the Ishmaelites, and not let our hand be on him; for he is our brother, our flesh.” His brothers listened to him.

sentence2: Kele anwerne apeke renhe tyerrtye arne antherrentye akngerre areye maneke anthemele, anwerne nhenhe itethe impetyeke-arle, renhe atwetyale. Akngeye ikwerenhe kwenhe anwerne-kenhe akngeye-arlke. Anwerne kele renhe nhenhe areye anthetyeke maneke ware renhe atwetyale.” Kake Judah-kenhe areye mwerre angkerreke.


sentence1: and they took him, and threw him into the pit. The pit was empty. There was no water in it.

sentence2: Itne akwete angkerrerlte-anerlenge Joseph angathe-ame-angathe-irreke, kele kake ikwerenhele renhe arntwirrkeke. Itne mantere mwerre akngerre renhe ilywerrirreke re irrpekenge akngeye itnekenhe-arle ikwere mpwaremele antheke. Itne renhe akngemele alhwenge iperte akngerreke iwerrirreke.


sentence1: He said to him, “Go now, see whether it is well with your brothers, and well with the flock; and bring me word again.” So he sent him out of the valley of Hebron, and he came to Shechem.

sentence2: Ikwere ipenhe Jacob ikwere-artweye areye-akerte apmere Hebron-ele anetyarte. Kake Joseph-kenhe areyele yepe-yepe areye akngeye ikwerenhe-kenhe akngeke Shechem-werne itnenhe arntarnte-aretyeke. Ikwerenge anteme, Jacob Joseph-eke antangkelheke imerte ikwere angkemele “Kake ngkwinhe areyele yepe-yepe areye arntarnte-areme apmere Shechem-ele. The ngenhe apmere yanhe-werne yerneme. Itneke-werne alhaye, aretyeke yepe-yepe itnarle arntarnte-areme areye apeke-arle mwerreke. Imerte apetyalpemele atyenge iletyeke nthakenhe-arle kake ngkwinhe areye irreme, itne mwerre apeke?” Joseph angkirtnerlenge akngeye ikwerenheke, “Yewe, kele ayenge Shechem-werne alhetyenhenge.” Kele Joseph-ele apmere yanhe imperle-alheke ayerrere-atheke imerte alhemele apmere Shechem-werne. Kele arlte arrpenhe ikwerele re Shechem-eke arrernelheke.


sentence1: for behold, we were binding sheaves in the field, and behold, my sheaf arose and also stood upright; and behold, your sheaves came around, and bowed down to my sheaf.”

sentence2: Awethe ante alakenhe-irrekenge kake ikwerenhe areye ahele anthurre mpwareke. Ingwe anyentele Joseph-ele altyerre areke. Yanhe iperre re kake ikwerenhe areyeke ileke: “Nhenhe awerrirraye: Ingwele the altyerre areke. Anwerne apurte urrkapemele merne inerrirretyame. Anwerne name annge-akerte aketyame imerte ayernerlte-anemele anyenteke-anyente ahelheke imerte athenemele anwerne name annge-akerte areye urreke inetyenhenge. Ikwerenge anteme name tharle ayerneke akenhe tnerle-alheke tyerrtye-arteke re-arrpe akwete. Kele arrantherre-arle ayerneke areye akenhe tnemele imerte kwene-irreme atyenge, atyinhe-arle atyeperre anthurre-arle anekenge. Yanhe-arle the altyerre atyinhenge areke.” Kele kake ikwerenhe areyele renhe awemele ahele anthurre irrerirreke awethe ulkere anteme.


sentence1: Jacob lived in the land of his father’s travels, in the land of Canaan.

sentence2: Akngeye Joseph-kenhe Jacob anetyarte apmere Canaan-ele, apmere akngeye Jacob-kenhe Isaac-arle unthetyarte apmere arrpe-anenhele.


sentence1: This is the history of the generations of Jacob. Joseph, being seventeen years old, was feeding the flock with his brothers. He was a boy with the sons of Bilhah and Zilpah, his father’s wives. Joseph brought an evil report of them to their father.

sentence2: Ayeye nhenhe Jacob-kenhe areye-akerte. Alere Jacob-kenhe, Joseph re 17 years old aneke. Kake ikwerenhe areye akenhe meye urrpetye-ngentyele-arle, Leah, Bilhah, Zilpah. Bilhah uthene Zilpah uthene anewe Jacob-kenhe atherreke-urrke urrkapetyarte Leah uthene Rachel utheneke. Jacob-arle akenhe akngeye aneke urreye itneke. Joseph kake ikwerenhe areyele-arlke yepe-yepe areye-arlke nanikute areye-arlke arntarnte-aretyarte. Ikwere ipenhe Joseph ayeye-akerte apetyalpeke akngeye ikwerenheke iletyeke kake ikwerenhe areyele-arle akurne mpwarekenge iletyeke.


sentence1: chief Magdiel, and chief Iram. These are the chiefs of Edom, according to their habitations in the land of their possession. This is Esau, the father of the Edomites.

sentence2: Nhenhe-arle akenhe arritnye aneme akngerrepate areye Esau-ngentyele apmere Edom ikwerele-arle aneke. Timna, Alua, Jetheth, Oholibamah, Elah, Pinon, Kenaz, Teman, Mibzar, Magdiel uthene Iram uthene. Kele alere nhenhe areye amangkewarremele, itne apmere arrpe-anenhele anetyeke alherlte-iweke. Apmere arrpe-anenhele itne akngerrepate areye anerrirreke itne-kenheke-artweye areyeke apmere itnekenhe arritnye aneke alereke akngerrepate itne-arteke.


sentence1: These are the chiefs who came of the Horites: chief Lotan, chief Shobal, chief Zibeon, chief Anah,

sentence2: Tyerrtye nhenhe areye Horite areyeke akngerrepate anerrirreke apmere Seir-ele aneke: Lotan, Shobal, Zibeon, Anah,


sentence1: chief Dishon, chief Ezer, and chief Dishan. These are the chiefs who came of the Horites, according to their chiefs in the land of Seir.

sentence2: Dishon, Ezer uthene Dishan uthene.


sentence1: Dishon, Ezer, and Dishan. These are the chiefs who came of the Horites, the children of Seir in the land of Edom.

sentence2: Urreke-arle Esau ikwerenhe areye-akerte aname-irretyenhenge, tyerrtye apmereke-artweye areye itnekenhe Seir-eke akwerrke areye-arle aneke. Artwe nhenhe Seir, Hor-arenye areye-kenhe-arle. Re-arlke tyerrtye atningkenge itne anetyarte apmere Edom-ele. Alere Seir-kenhe areye arritnye aneke Lotan, Shobal, Zibeon, Anah, Dishon, Ezer uthene Dishan uthene.


sentence1: These are the sons of Esau (that is, Edom), and these are their chiefs.

sentence2: Tyerrtye arrpenhe areye aneke anewe Esau-kenhe Oholibamah-ngentyele. Itne aneke Jeush, Jalam uthene Korah uthene. Nhenhe itne Anah-eke ipmenhe areye-arle.


sentence1: chief Korah, chief Gatam, chief Amalek. These are the chiefs who came of Eliphaz in the land of Edom. These are the sons of Adah.

sentence2: Tyerrtye Edom-arenye areyele akngerrepate itnekenhe Esau-arle aneke. Akngerrepate nhenhe itne aneke Eliphaz-kenhe areye-arle, Esau uthene Adah utheneke alere areye: Teman, Omar, Zepho, Kenaz, Korah, Gatam uthene Amalek uthene, itne Edom-arenye areyeke akngerrepate areye aneke.


sentence1: These were the sons of Oholibamah, the daughter of Anah, the daughter of Zibeon, Esau’s wife: she bore to Esau Jeush, Jalam, and Korah.

sentence2: Alakenhe intelhe-ilentye aneke. Mpwepe ipenhe anewe Esau-kenhe marle Oholibamah-kenhe aneke ipmenhe Zibeon-kenhe. Oholibamah-ele alere urrpetye atnyeneke Esau-eke itnekenhe arritnye aneke Jeush, Jalam uthene Korah uthene.


sentence1: Esau lived in the hill country of Seir. Esau is Edom.

sentence2: Nhenge itne-arle Canaan-ele anetyartenge, Esau-ele pweleke-arlke yepe-yepe-arlke atningke atnyeneke, alakenhe ante-arle kake ikwerenhe Jacob-ele atnyeneke. Itne kere atningke atnyeneke atherrke-arlke akenhe akweke anteme irreke apmere itne-arle anetyarte ikwerele. Kele, Esau aname-irreke kake ikwerenhe-ketye apmere arrpenhe merne-arlke atningke-arle aneme ikwere-werne kere ikwerenhe areye-akerte. Esau-ele anewe ikwerenhe areye akngeke, ampe marle areye, alere ikwerenhe urrkapentye akngerre nhenge areye-arlke, pweleke-arlke, yepe-yepe-arlke arne ikwerenhe arrpenhe areye-arlke. Re itnenhe akngeke arlenge anthurre Canaan-ketye apmere apwerte akngerre Seir arritnye-werne. Ikwerele itne akwete-ante anthurre anetyarte.


sentence1: Isaac gave up the spirit and died, and was gathered to his people, old and full of days. Esau and Jacob, his sons, buried him.

sentence2: Isaac aneke year 180-pele urreke re ilwetyenhenge. Arratye, re kwenhe artwe ampwe anthurre-arle aneke. Ikwere alere Esau uthene Jacob uthenele renhe iperteke arteke.


sentence1: The sons of Zilpah (Leah’s servant): Gad and Asher. These are the sons of Jacob, who were born to him in Paddan Aram.

sentence2: Israel-ele alere 12-pele atnyeneke. Nhenhe-arle arritnye itnekenhe, itne ikwere inteke apmere Paddan-Aram-enge. Anewe ikwerenhe Leah-ele 6-pele atnyeneke: Reuben-eke-amparre akenhe arrekwelenye, Simeon anteme, Levi anteme, Judah, Issachar uthene Zebulun uthene anteme. Anewe arrpenhe Jacob-kenhe Rachel-ele ampe urreye atherre-arle atnyeneke, Joseph uthene Benjamin uthene. Urrkapentye akngerre Rachel-kenhe Bilhah-ele ampe urreye atherre-arle atnyeneke Dan uthene Naphtali uthene. Urrkapentye akngerre Leah-kenhe Zilpah-ele ampe urreye atherre anteye atnyeneke Gad uthene Asher uthene.


sentence1: On the third day, when they were sore, two of Jacob’s sons, Simeon and Levi, Dinah’s brothers, each took his sword, came upon the unsuspecting city, and killed all the males.

sentence2: Arlte atherre ipenhe, itne rlkerte anthurre awelheke. Itne ware intetyame-ante arelhetyakenhe tyerrtye arrpenhe areye-ketye. Yanhe-ngentyele, alere Jacob-kenhe atherre, Simeon uthene Levi uthene, kake Dinah-kenhe atherre, apetye-alherremele itnenhe nayepe arrirlpele atantherle-anerreke. Itnenhe ingkirreke irrerlknge atwemele.


sentence1: They killed Hamor and Shechem, his son, with the edge of the sword, and took Dinah out of Shechem’s house, and went away.

sentence2: Ratherre apetye-alherremele Hamor uthene Shechem uthene irrerlknge ante atweke. Yanhe-ngentyele itne Dinah akngirtneke apmere Shechem-kenhe-ketye.


sentence1: Shechem said to her father and to her brothers, “Let me find favor in your eyes, and whatever you will tell me I will give.

sentence2: Kele ikwere-artweye Hamor-arle angkeke ipenhe kele Shechem anteme angkeke Jacob-eke uthene alere ikwerenhe areye utheneke, “Yewe, atyenge mwerre anaye the anewe aketyenhenge marle wenke ngkwinhe. Ikwerenge anteme, the ngenhe iwenhe apeke unte-arle apayuthneme renhe-arle anthetyenhenge.


sentence1: Ask me a great amount for a dowry, and I will give whatever you ask of me, but give me the young lady as a wife.”

sentence2: Arrantherre apeke ayenge maneke apayuthnemele, the arrenhantherrenhe antheme-arle arrantherre ayenge renhe anewe aketyeke antherlenge. Atyenge mwerre anaye the renhe anewe aketyenhenge!”


sentence1: Hamor the father of Shechem went out to Jacob to talk with him.

sentence2: Yanhenge, Hamor ikwere alere Shechem uthene apetyalperreke apmere Jacob-kenhe-werne. Hamor apetyeke layaketyeke Jacob alere ikwerenhele apeke Dinah anewe aketyeke.


sentence1: The sons of Jacob came in from the field when they heard it. The men were grieved, and they were very angry, because he had done folly in Israel in lying with Jacob’s daughter, a thing that ought not to be done.

sentence2: Ikwerenge, tyerrtye arrpenhele ileke alere Jacob-kenhe areye nthakenhe-arle-irrekenge. Awemele arteke, itne apmere-werne alpeke. Itne apatewarreke ahele anthurre awelhemele Shechem-elarle Dinah uternerlenge ikwerenge intetyeke. Itne itirreke itneke-artweyeke areye-arle akwele apurele-anthekenge Israel-enge. Shechem kwenhe alakenhe irretyale renhe anpetyale akurne anthurre mpwarelhemele.


sentence1: Jacob said, “Please, no, if I have now found favor in your sight, then receive my present at my hand, because I have seen your face, as one sees the face of God, and you were pleased with me.

sentence2: Jacob akenhe ikwere akwete-arle angkerlenge, “Aye, unte apeke atyenge ahele anetye-kwenye kele ngkwenge-arrpe akngaye! Kele alakenhe imerneme unte-arle atyenge itirremele. Kele imernemele alakenhe unte atyenge mwerre-arle aneme, Ngkarte-arle atyenge alakenhe mwerre aneke-arteke.


sentence1: Please take the gift that I brought to you, because God has dealt graciously with me, and because I have enough.” He urged him, and he took it.

sentence2: Ngkarte-arle atyenge mwerre anthurre-arle aneke atyenge re arne atningke-arlke-arle antheke. Tharle nhenhe areye ingkirreke arlkwetyeke arrangkwe-arle. Kele nhenhe areye akngaye ngkwenge-arrpe atnyenetyeke the ngkwenge akurne mpwarekenge.” Re akwete alakenhe Esau-eke angkeke. Kele Esau akangkwe-irreke Jacob-eke, imerte ikwere angkemele, “Kele. The itnenhe akngeme.


sentence1: Jacob lifted up his eyes, and looked, and, behold, Esau was coming, and with him four hundred men. He divided the children between Leah, Rachel, and the two servants.

sentence2: Kele ikwere iperre Jacob-ele areke Esau uthene artwe 400-pele ikwerenhe areye-arlke arlengenge apetyerlenge. Re iparrpele ikwerenhe areye akalkelhe-ileke aharle urrpetye-werne.


sentence1: He put the servants and their children in front, Leah and her children after, and Rachel and Joseph at the rear.

sentence2: Re marle urrkapentye akngerre atherre ampe areye-akerte arrekweleke arrerneke. Re Leah ampe ikwerenhe areye-akerte mpwepeke arrerneke. Kele imerte Rachel ampe ikwerenhe Joseph-akerte ingkerneke arrernemele.


sentence1: Therefore the children of Israel don’t eat the sinew of the hip, which is on the hollow of the thigh, to this day, because he touched the hollow of Jacob’s thigh in the sinew of the hip.

sentence2: Nhenge uterne-arle akertne-irrekenge Jacob-ele apmere renhe impemele alheke alkngarlpe ikwerenhe rlkerte anthurre aneke renhe-arle atwekenge, re tyertnemele alhetyame. Alakenhenge anteme tyerrtye Israel-arenye areyele kere alkngarlpe yepe-yepe-kenhe arlkwentye akngerre kwenye, nanikute-arlke pweleke-arlke, yanhe-arle artwe nhengele Jacob alkngarlpe atwekenge.


sentence1: He took them, and sent them over the stream, and sent over that which he had.

sentence2: Ingwe ikwerele ingwemertenge anteme, Jacob ankwenge-ntyele akeme-irreke, re anewe ikwerenhe atherre akemelhe-ileke, arelhe urrkapentye akngerre atherre uthene alere ikwere areye 11-pele ikwerenhe-arlke. Re itnenhe arrekwele yerneke, itne lhere Jabbok-ekenge irntwarre-werne alheke, arne ingkirreke Jacob-kenhe itnekenge akngemele.


sentence1: two hundred female goats and twenty male goats, two hundred ewes and twenty rams,

sentence2: Re nanikute marle 200-pele apurtelhe-ileke imerte nanikute urreye 20-pele anteme apurtelhe-ilemele, kele imerte yepe-yepe marle 200-pele imerte yepe-yepe urreye 20-pele anteme apurtelhe-ilemele arrpenheke arrernemele.


sentence1: thirty milk camels and their colts, forty cows, ten bulls, twenty female donkeys and ten foals.

sentence2: Kele re kamule marle 30-pele apurtelhe-ilemele akweke itnekenhe-arlke. Kele re pweleke 40-pele apurtelhe-ilemele pweleke urreye 10-pele-arlke imerte tangkeye marle 20-pele apurtelhe-ilemele tangkeye urreye 10-pele-arlke.


sentence1: Please deliver me from the hand of my brother, from the hand of Esau; for I fear him, lest he come and strike me and the mothers with the children.

sentence2: Kake akngerre atyinhe Esau-arle apetyemenge ayenge atere-irreme re anwernenhe ingkirre atweme-ketye, arelhe-arlke ampe-arlke. Alakenhe ikwerenge anteme-arle the ngenhe apayuthneme ayenge arntarnte-aretyeke ikweretye.


sentence1: You said, ‘I will surely do you good, and make your offspring as the sand of the sea, which can’t be counted because there are so many.’”

sentence2: The ngenhe alakenhe apayuthneme unte-arle angkekenge atyenge mwerre anetyeke. Unte anteme angkeke ayenge atyemeye-arlke ampe-arlke atningke anthetyeke yerre areye-arteke. Atningke anthurre!”


sentence1: May this heap be a witness, and the pillar be a witness, that I will not pass over this heap to you, and that you will not pass over this heap and this pillar to me, for harm.

sentence2: Apwerte nhenhe araye the lyernte-arrerneke, kele ilerne akwetethe itelaretyeke atwerretyale anetyeke. Ayenge-arle apwerte nhenhe-arenyenge anpere alhetyeke arrangkwe-arle ngkwengenge atwerretyeke, arrangkwe. Unte akenhe apwerte yanhe areyenge atyengenge atwerretyeke anpere alhetyale anetyeke-arle.


sentence1: God came to Laban the Syrian in a dream of the night, and said to him, “Be careful that you don’t speak to Jacob either good or bad.”

sentence2: Ingwe anyente ikwerele anteme, Ngkarte Laban-eke angkeke altyerrenge, re renhe alkngarre-ileke, “Ayenge awaye! Jacob atwetyale anetyeke!”


sentence1: Laban caught up with Jacob. Now Jacob had pitched his tent in the mountain, and Laban with his relatives encamped in the mountain of Gilead.

sentence2: Jacob ikwerenhe areye-akerte apwerte-apwertele inteke apmere Gilead-enge. Laban artwe ikwerenhe areye-akerte inteke apmere ikwerele itwele-ante.


sentence1: Then Jacob rose up, and set his sons and his wives on the camels,

sentence2: Kele Jacob alethe alhetyeke irreke ampe areye-arlke anewe areye-arlke ikwerenhe kamule-ke utyernemele.


sentence1: and he took away all his livestock, and all his possessions which he had gathered, including the livestock which he had gained in Paddan Aram, to go to Isaac his father, to the land of Canaan.

sentence2: Itne apmere renhe impemele alpeke Canaan-werne. Isaac akenhe apmere Canaan ikwerele akwete-arle aneke. Re yepe-yepe areye-arlke nanikute areye-arlke akngeke thakemenele-arteke. Re akngeke arne ingkirrenyeke ikwerenhe rarle Paddan-Aram-enge atnyeneke.


sentence1: Now Laban had gone to shear his sheep; and Rachel stole the teraphim that were her father’s.

sentence2: Kele aletheke anteme irretyeke aneke Jacob ikwerenhe areye-akerte Canaan-werne, Rachel alheke apmere akngeye ikwerenhe-kenhe-werne ngkarte-apartetye akweke areye apwerte-ngentyele-arle mpwareke anyelkngele inetyeke akngeye ikwerenhe-ngentyele. Laban akenhe apmerele anetyakenhe-arle aneke. Re kele alheke yepe-yepe areye althetyeke.


sentence1: Jacob deceived Laban the Syrian, in that he didn’t tell him that he was running away.

sentence2: Jacob akenhe Laban-eke ilelhetyakenhe-arle alheme. Rarle renhe ularele ileke re ikwere-ketye urntetyenhenge Laban-ele renhe ayakeketye.


sentence1: He said, ‘Now lift up your eyes, and behold, all the male goats which leap on the flock are streaked, speckled, and grizzled, for I have seen all that Laban does to you.

sentence2: Kele utnenge alkere-arenye atyenge angkerlenge, ‘Nanikute urreye areye araye. Arlkenye-akerte yanhe areye-arlke ntenye-ntenye areye-arlke ware apurte-irremele anewe akerretyeke marle areyenge. Tharle ngenhe arntarnte-aretyame, tharle itelareme Laban-elarle ngkwenge arne akurne mpwarekenge.


sentence1: I am the God of Bethel, where you anointed a pillar, where you vowed a vow to me. Now arise, get out from this land, and return to the land of your birth.’”

sentence2: Ayenge-arle Ngkarte anyente-arle ngkwenge apmere Bethel-eke imernelheke. Apmere nhenge unte-arle apwerte nhenge ngkerneke, unte imerte antere anteme akertneke thelemele. Yanhe ikwere-arle unte atyenge alhileke unte-arle ayenge apentetyenhe. Ayenge ahentye-aneme unte apmere nhenhenge arratetyeke, apmere unte-arle akweke inteke-werne alpaye.’ Alakenhe-arle utnenge alkere-arenye re atyenge altyerrenge angkeke.”


sentence1: but when the flock were feeble, he didn’t put them in. So the feebler were Laban’s, and the stronger Jacob’s.

sentence2: Nhenge atyepe-atyepe lterrke ulkere areye-arle apurte-irretyarte anewe akerretyeke, Jacob-ele akenhe arne arlkenye mperlkere-akerte areye arrernetyarte itneke arrwekeleke itne aretyenhenge. Kele akweke ulkere itne atnerte-atnerte-irrerlenge, kele akweke itnekenhe akenhe ntenye-ntenye-akerte, lterrke anthurre anteye interlenge. Itne akenhe Jacob-kenhe-arle aneke. Kele alyepe-alyepe areye apurte-irremele anewe-akerretyeke re itnenhe arne arlkenye mperlkere-akerte areye arrekweleke arrernetyakenhe-arle. Nhenge alyepe-alyepe areye atnerte-atnerte irremele, akweke itnekenhe ntenye-ntenye-kwenye akenhe alyepe-alyepe anthurre-arle inteke. Nhenhe areye Laban-kenhe areye-arle aneke.


sentence1: He set the rods which he had peeled opposite the flocks in the watering troughs where the flocks came to drink. They conceived when they came to drink.

sentence2: Re anteme arne tyipe areye iperteke-arleke arrernemele kwatye ngentye itwele nthenhele-arle yepe-yepe areyele-arle kwatye antywetyarte. Re alakenhe mpwareke rarle itelaremele alakentye-ntyele-arle itneke anewe akerrentye akngerrenge.


sentence1: The flocks conceived before the rods, and the flocks produced streaked, speckled, and spotted.

sentence2: Nanikute urrperle marle areye urreye urrperle areye-arlke apurte-irretyarte arrekwele arne arlkenye-akerte itnekenge. Alakenhenge anteme nanikute itne atnerte-atnerte-irreke, akweke areye akenhe ntenye-ntenye-akerte-arle apeke, arlkenye-akerte-arlke apeke inteke.


sentence1: Jacob separated the lambs, and set the faces of the flocks toward the streaked and all the black in Laban’s flock. He put his own droves apart, and didn’t put them into Laban’s flock.

sentence2: Kenhe yepe-yepe akweke areye akenhe, Jacob-ele akngerre areye-ngentyele-arle akngakeke. Re itnenhene utepelhe-ileke itne nanikute urrperle Laban-kenhe areye aretyenhenge uthene ntenye-ntenye areye-arlke. Alakenhe ikwerenge yepe-yepe Jacob-kenhe areyele akweke ntenye-ntenye areye atnyenetyenhenge. Alakenhe-arle Jacob-ele yepe-yepe ikwerenhe areye akngaketyarte Laban-kenhe areye-ketyenge.


sentence1: That day, he removed the male goats that were streaked and spotted, and all the female goats that were speckled and spotted, every one that had white in it, and all the black ones among the sheep, and gave them into the hand of his sons.

sentence2: Kenhe, arlte anyente ikwerele, Laban akenhe yepe-yepe ikwerenhe areye-werne alhemele nanikute areye-arlke-werne imerte akngakemele mperlkere-akerte areye marle uthene urreye uthene, alakenhenge ntenye-ntenye arlpentye-akerte areye apeke. Re yepe-yepe urrperle areye-arlke akngakeke. Re anteme yepe-yepe areye itnenhe akngeke alere ikwerenhele arntarnte-aretyeke.


sentence1: He set three days’ journey between himself and Jacob, and Jacob fed the rest of Laban’s flocks.

sentence2: Yanhe-ngentyele Laban ikwerenhe areye-akerte aname-irremele alheke yepe-yepe areye-arlke, nanikute ikwerenhe areye-arlke-akerte arlte urrpetyele alhemele irntwarre Jacob-ketyenge. Yanhe-ngentyele, Jacob-ele yepe-yepe Laban-kenhe areye uthene nanikute areye uthene arntarnte-areke yanhe ikwerele.


sentence1: Laban said, “What shall I give you?” Jacob said, “You shall not give me anything. If you will do this thing for me, I will again feed your flock and keep it.

sentence2: Ikwerenge-ntyele, Laban-ele renhe awethe apayuthneke, “Iwenhe-ame the ngkwenge anthetyenhe?” Jacob-ele renhe tyerneke, “Ayenge arne iwenhe apeke renhe anthetyale. Ayenge ahentye-aneme unte atyenge arne anyente ware mpwaretyeke. Unte apeke atyenge yewe angkeme kele ayenge apetyalpemele yepe-yepe areye uthene nanikute areye uthene arntarnte-aretyeke.


sentence1: I will pass through all your flock today, removing from there every speckled and spotted one, and every black one among the sheep, and the spotted and speckled among the goats. This will be my hire.

sentence2: The yepe-yepe itnenhe akngakemele urrperle areye inetyenhenge; yepe-yepe ntenye-ntenye urrperle-akerte areye-arlke the akngaketyenhenge. The nanikute ntenye-ntenye-akerte areye-arlke. Alakenhe ware-arle the ngenhe apayuthneme the itnenhe atyenge-arrpe atnyenetyeke. The itnenhe kele arntwarre anthurre-werne arntarnte-aretyeke akngirtnetyenhenge.


sentence1: So my righteousness will answer for me hereafter, when you come concerning my hire that is before you. Every one that is not speckled and spotted among the goats, and black among the sheep, that might be with me, will be considered stolen.”

sentence2: Ikwerenge, nhenge unte anteme apetyemele ayenge arerle-alpetyeke, unte ayenge itelareme the ngkwengenge anyelkngele inetyakenhe. Unte-arrpe akngakemele aretyeke. Unte apeke areme nanikute urrperle areye-arlke ntenye-ntenye-akerte areye-arlke kele unte itelareme tharle ngkwengenge anyelkngele inetyakenhe-arle. Kele unte apeke yepe-yepe mperlkere areye aremele kele unte itelaretyeke tharle ngkwenge-ntyele anyelkngele-arle ineke.”


sentence1: For it was little which you had before I came, and it has increased to a multitude. Yahweh has blessed you wherever I turned. Now when will I provide for my own house also?”

sentence2: Jacob angkirtneke, “Unte ayenge itelareme ayenge-arle ngkwenge arnterre urrkapeke. Arrule urreke ayenge nhenhe-werne apetyetyenhenge, unte kwenhe yepe-yepe urrpetye ware atnyeneke. Kele ayenge anteme apetyeke yepe-yepe areye uthene nanikute areye uthene arntarnte-aretyamele, kele itne atningke anteme-arle-irrerlenge unte anteme atningke anteme atnyeneme. Nthenhele apeke-arle ayenge ngkwenge urrkapeke, YAHWEH-ele ngenhe lterrke-ilemele ngenhe arntarnte-areke. Kele ayenge-arle-artaye? Ilengare-arle-ame unte atyenge mwerre angkeme ayenge yernirtnemele atyinhe areye the-arrpele arntarnte-aretyenhenge.”


sentence1: He went in also to Rachel, and he loved also Rachel more than Leah, and served with him seven more years.

sentence2: Jacob anteme alheke intetyeke anewe ikwerenhe Rachel-enge. Rarle Leah-eke akweke ware-arle ahentye-aneke. Re akenhe Rachel-eke-arle arnterre ahentye-aneke. Yanhe-ngentyele anteme Re Laban-eke year seven-pele awetheke urrkapeke. Kenhe Laban-ele Leah arelhe urrkapentye akngerre antheke, Zilpah arritnye. Ikwere iperre, Laban-ele arelhe anyente Rachel antheke Bilhah arritnye urrkapentye akngerre ikwerenhe.


sentence1: In the morning, behold, it was Leah! He said to Laban, “What is this you have done to me? Didn’t I serve with you for Rachel? Why then have you deceived me?”

sentence2: Ingweleme anteme Jacob apateke anthurre. Rarle itirreke re akwele Rachel-enge-arle intekeke-athene, kele Leah-enge-arle akenhe re inteke. Yanhe-ngentyele anteme re Laban-eke anteme angketyeke alheke, “Aye, nthakenhe-ame unte atyenge irreke? Iwenhenge-ame unte atyenge urrtyirremele ileke alakenhe? Ayenge-arle ngkwenge arnterre anthurre-arle urrkapeke the Rachel akwele anewe aketyenhenge, Leah kwenye.”


sentence1: Jacob loved Rachel. He said, “I will serve you seven years for Rachel, your younger daughter.”

sentence2: Leah-arle mwerre akngerre anetyakenhe, alknge alernnge-alernnge irrerle-anetyakenhe-arle. Kenhe Rachel akenhe mwerre arrpenhe-ulkere-arle aneke, Jacob akenhe ikwere-arle ahentye anthurre aneke. Yanhe-ngentyele, re Laban apayuthneke, “Kele mwerre-ame unte atyenge marle ingkernenye ngkwinhe Rachel antheme? Ayenge apeke ngkwenge year seven-peleke-atwetye urrkapetyeke, yanhe ikwerenge unte renhe ayenge anthetyenhenge.”


sentence1: He looked, and saw a well in the field, and saw three flocks of sheep lying there by it. For out of that well they watered the flocks. The stone on the well’s mouth was large.

sentence2: Re apmere yanheke irreme, re kwatye ngentye aretye-alheke. Apwerte akngerre-arle kwatye ngentye renhe akertne arteke. Kenhe yepe-yepe areye akenhe urlerteke-urlerte interrirretyame apurte-apurte. Arlte arrpe-anenhele itne kwatye ngentye-werne antywetyeke alhetyarte.


sentence1: There all the flocks were gathered. They rolled the stone from the well’s mouth, and watered the sheep, and put the stone back on the well’s mouth in its place.

sentence2: Arlte arrpe-anenhele, yepe-yepe arntarnte-arentye akngerre areyele itnenhe arntarnte-aretyarte apurtelhe-ilemele, yepe-yepe itnenhene itne kwatye anthetyeke akngetyarte. Yepe-yepe arntarnte-arentye akngerre areye anyente-irrerirremele itne apwerte akngerre renhe-arle itne anamelhe-iletyarte yepe-yepe itnekenhe kwatye anthetyenhenge antywetyeke. Kwatye-arle itne antyweke ipenhe, arntarnte-arentye akngerre areyele apwerte nhenge artirtnetyarte kwatye ngentye renhe.


sentence1: He was afraid, and said, “How awesome this place is! This is none other than God’s house, and this is the gate of heaven.”

sentence2: Kele Jacob iparrpe akeme-irreke anteme altyerrele re areke iperre. Re atere-irreke apatemele re-arrpe angkeke alakenhe, “Arratye anthurre apelaye, YAHWEH-arle nhenhele aneme, tharle alakenhe arrekwele itelaretyakenhe! Apmere ameke-ameke nhenhele-arle ayenge aterele-arle-antheme! Nhenhe kwenhe apmere Ngkarte-kenhe, iwerre nhenge apmere Ngkarte-kenhe akertne-werne-arle alpeme.” Re imerte ankwe anteme iwelhirtnemele.


sentence1: until your brother’s anger turns away from you, and he forgets what you have done to him. Then I will send, and get you from there. Why should I be bereaved of you both in one day?”

sentence2: Esau-ele ngenhe lyete apeke atwemele, kele tyerrtye arrpenhele-arle renhe atwetyenhe, the apeke mpwele aparlpe-iletyeke. Alakenhe irreme-ketye kake atyinhe aneme apmere Haran-ele Laban arritnye, apmere nhenhe impemele iparrpe alhaye re ngenhe arntarnte-aretyenhenge! Ikwerele urreke anaye kake ngkwinhe ahele kwenyenge akwete, re ngkwengenge atwerretye-kwenye anetyenhenge. Urreke anteye kake ngkwinhe ngkwenge ahentye-anetyeke arrangkwe. Re alkngwirreme anteme unte-arle ikwere arne areye inekenge. Kele the urrkapentye akngerre anyente anteme ngkwenge yerneme unte apetyalpetyeke ikwere-werne.”


sentence1: Jacob went near to Isaac his father. He felt him, and said, “The voice is Jacob’s voice, but the hands are the hands of Esau.”

sentence2: Kele Jacob angathe-irreke akngeye ikwerenhe itwele. Isaac-ele renhe anpemele angkeke, “Unte angkeme Jacob-arteke, kele the ngenhe anpemele kele unte amulte Esau-arteke alte akngerre-arle.”


sentence1: He didn’t recognize him, because his hands were hairy, like his brother Esau’s hands. So he blessed him.

sentence2: Kele, Isaac-ele renhe alhengke-aretyakenhe aneke rarle amulte alte akngerre anekenge kake ikwerenhe Esau-arteke. Nhenge Isaac-ele renhe anpeke re itirreke Esau-eke-athene. Kele Isaac ikwere angkeke, “Nhenge apeke-arle Esau-arle amulte alte akngerrenge, kele lyete, urreke ayenge ilwetyenhenge, the ikwere iletyenhenge arne mwerre areye-arle ikwere anetyenhe.”


sentence1: Now therefore, please take your weapons, your quiver and your bow, and go out to the field, and get me venison.

sentence2: Alhaye irrtyarte ngkwinhe inetyeke imerte ulyenye alhemele. Kere atwetyeke alhaye the arlkwetyeke.


sentence1: Make me savory food, such as I love, and bring it to me, that I may eat, and that my soul may bless you before I die.”

sentence2: Unte apetyalpemele kere itetyeke ayenge-arle ahentye-aneme ulkere imerte itemele ayenge anthemele the arlkwetyeke. Kele tharle kere arlkweke iperrenge, the ngkwenge anteme antheme arne atyinhe areye ngkwinhe anteme anetyeke. Ayenge ngkwenge alyelhetyenhe arne mwerre areye-akerte ngkwenge-arle mpwaretyenhe alakenhe urreke irretyenhe ngkwenge. The alakenhe mpwaretyeke ayenge ilweketyenge.”


sentence1: Hadad, Tema, Jetur, Naphish, and Kedemah.

sentence2: Nhenhe-arle akenhe alere 12-pele itnekenhe arritnye: Arrekwelenye akenhe Nebaioth arritnye aneke. Ikwerenge anteme Kedar, kele Abdeel anteme, kele Mibsam anteme, Mishma, Dumah, Massa, Hadad, Tema, Jetur, Naphish, uthene Kedemah uthene.


sentence1: the field which Abraham purchased from the children of Heth. Abraham was buried there with Sarah, his wife.

sentence2: Ikwere alerikwe atherre, Isaac uthene Ishmael uthenele renhe iperteke arteke apmere Hebron-enge ikngerreke Machpelah inteye ikwere. Apmere nhenhe Mamre-nge ikngerre aneke apmere Abraham-arle manele ineke Ephron, alere Zohar-kenhenge, artwe Hittite re aneke. Ikwere alere atherrele renhe iperteke arteke ikwere anewe Sarah itweke.


sentence1: Abraham gave up his spirit, and died at a good old age, an old man, and full of years, and was gathered to his people.

sentence2: Abraham aneke artwe ampwe anthurre irretyeke re uyerremele year 175-pele anekenge.


sentence1: She said to the servant, “Who is the man who is walking in the field to meet us?” The servant said, “It is my master.” She took her veil, and covered herself.

sentence2: Ingwe anyentele re akethele unthetyame itirremele, re areke tyerrtye areye arlengenge apetyerlenge kamule-nge ikwere-werne atheke. Re arnpenheke itneke-werne-atheke. Nhenge Rebekah-ele renhe apetyerlenge areke; Re iparrpe ngkernemele kamule ikwerenhe-ngentyele atnarnpemele, imerte urrkapentye akngerre Abraham-kenhe apayuthnemele, “Angwenhe-ame artwe yanhe ularre apetyeme?” Urrkapentye akngerre re akenhe angkerlenge “Re kwenhe akngerrepate atyinhe Isaac.” Kele Rebekah-ele mantere ineke re inngerre artelhetyeke, nhenge arelhe apmere yanhe-arenye areyele mpwaretyarte alhilentye itnekenhele areketyenge.


sentence1: My master made me swear, saying, ‘You shall not take a wife for my son from the daughters of the Canaanites, in whose land I live,

sentence2: Ayenge akngerrepate atyenge alhilelhemele the akwele iwenhe apeke mpwaretyeke re ayenge ilerlenge. Re anteme atyenge ileke, ‘Ayenge ahentye-aneme unte alhetyeke anewe inetyeke atyenge alereke Isaac-eke. Apmere nhenhele anetyale anewe akngaketyeke arelhe apmere nhenhe-arenye areyenge, apmere Canaan-arle aneme nthenhele-arle anwerne lyete anepaneme kwenhe.


sentence1: but you shall go to my father’s house, and to my relatives, and take a wife for my son.’

sentence2: Kele alpaye, apmere nhenge-werne atyinheke-artweye areye-arle anerlte-aneme, anewe inetyeke alere atyinheke atyenge-artweye areyenge.’


sentence1: When he saw the ring, and the bracelets on his sister’s hands, and when he heard the words of Rebekah his sister, saying, “This is what the man said to me,” he came to the man. Behold, he was standing by the camels at the spring.

sentence2: Re apmereke irreke re ikwere-artweye areyeke ileke ingkirreke nthakenhe-arle irreke. Nhenge rarle kake ikwerenhe Laban-ele awetyame re imerte awemele nthakenhe-arle urrkapentye akngerre Abraham-kenhe-arle angkeke, re imerte aremele iltye-kenhe alhe-larlenge, amulte-kenheke irrperlenge. Yanhenge rarle angkeke ipenhe, Laban re unteke apmerenge arratemele urrkapentye akngerre Abraham-kenhe renhe arneke-arnare-irretyeke, re alhemele urrkapentye akngerre renhe aretye-alheke kwatye iterele kamule ikwerenhe areye-akerte urrkapentye akngerre arrpenhe areye-arlke.


sentence1: The young lady was very beautiful to look at, a virgin. No man had known her. She went down to the spring, filled her pitcher, and came up.

sentence2: Nhenge rarle YAHWEH-eke akwete angketyamenge, marle mwerre akngerre arlwekere-arenye apetyeke kwatye ikwere-werne kwatye-kenhe untyele akngemele, Rebekah arritnye aneke. Marle nhenhe artwenge arrekwele intetyakenhe. Re ampe Bethuel-kenhe, alere kake Abraham-kenhe Nahor-kenhe anewikwe Milcah uthene-kenhe. Nhenge Rebekah apetyemele urrkapentye akngerre Abraham-enge anpere alheke, imerte kwatye ngentye-werne alhemele. Re kwene irremele tyampite ikwerenheke kwatye theleke anteme. Kele re kwatye thelemele tyampite ikwere, akertne-ilemele untyeke arrernemele untyeme-irremele alheke. Kele re alpemele.


sentence1: Abraham said to his servant, the elder of his house, who ruled over all that he had, “Please put your hand under my thigh.

sentence2: Arlte anyentele, Abraham antangkelheke urrkapentye akngerre atyeperre ikwerenheke imerte angkemele, “YAHWEH-nge arrekwele atyenge uternelhaye.


sentence1: I will make you swear by Yahweh, the God of heaven and the God of the earth, that you shall not take a wife for my son of the daughters of the Canaanites, among whom I live.

sentence2: Rarle nhenge alkere uthene apmere ahelhe nhenhe utheneke akngerrepate, atyenge uternelhaye unte-arle anewe akngaketyakenhe atyenge alereke Isaac tyerrtye nhenhe Canaan-arenye areye-ngentyele.


sentence1: But you shall go to my country, and to my relatives, and take a wife for my son Isaac.”

sentence2: Kele anteme, apmere-werne alpaye nthenhele-arle ayenge inteke-arle, anewe ikwere aretyeke atyenge-artweye areyenge.”


sentence1: to Abraham for a possession in the presence of the children of Heth, before all who went in at the gate of his city.

sentence2: Arratye kwenhe, Hittite akngerrepate areye-arle gate arriwele anetyame, itne Abraham aretyame Ephron mane antherlenge. Abraham-ele Ephron mane antheke iperre, Ephron-ele apmere akweke renhe sell-eme-ileke ikwere apmere Machpelah renhe. Machpelah aneke ikngerrele apmere arrpenhe Mamre arritnyenge. Kele, Abraham-arle apmereke-artweye aneke inteyeke-arlke arne areyeke-arlke yanhe-arle tnekeke.


sentence1: Ephron answered Abraham, saying to him,

sentence2: Kele Ephron Abraham-eke angkeke,


sentence1: “My lord, listen to me. What is a piece of land worth four hundred shekels of silver between me and you? Therefore bury your dead.”

sentence2: “Artwe ampwaye, ayenge ngkwenge ahele angkerretyeke ahentye anetyakenhe! Unte apeke ayenge apwerte mane 400-pele anthetyeke, kele the ngenhe apmere anthetyenhenge unte anewe ngkwinhe artetyeke yanheke.”


sentence1: Now Ephron was sitting in the middle of the children of Heth. Ephron the Hittite answered Abraham in the hearing of the children of Heth, even of all who went in at the gate of his city, saying,

sentence2: Artwe nhenge Ephron, re anetyame Hittite akngerrepate areye-akerte gate arriwele. Re Abraham angkerlenge aweke, re angkeke,


sentence1: “No, my lord, hear me. I give you the field, and I give you the cave that is in it. In the presence of the children of my people I give it to you. Bury your dead.”

sentence2: “Artwe ampwaye, ayenge awaye kele tyerrtye ingkirrekele awetyeke ayenge ngkwenge angkerlenge. The ngenhe ahelhe-arlke inteye akweke-arlke anthetyenhe. The ngenhe anthetyenhe unte ngkwenge anewe ngkwinhe iperteke artetyeke.”


sentence1: The children of Heth answered Abraham, saying to him,

sentence2: Hittite areye itne Abraham-eke angkirtnerlenge alakenhe,


sentence1: “Hear us, my lord. You are a prince of God among us. Bury your dead in the best of our tombs. None of us will withhold from you his tomb. Bury your dead.”

sentence2: “Artwe ampwaye, unte kwenhe akngerrepate anthurre anwerneke aneme. Anwerne-arrpele apmere atnyeneme anwerneke-artweye areye-kenhe. Unte apeke anwernenhe apayuthneme, arrangkwele ngenhe ayakeme anewe ngkwinhe ahelhe irrare anwerne-kenhele artemenge. Mwerrantye ngenhe antheme unte ngkwenge anewe artetyeke.”


sentence1: Sarah died in Kiriath Arba (also called Hebron), in the land of Canaan. Abraham came to mourn for Sarah, and to weep for her.

sentence2: Nhenge Sarah-arle year 127-pele irrekenge, re ilweke apmere Kiriath-Arba arritnyenge apmere Canaan-ele. Apmere re arritnye arrpenhe Hebron. Abraham irrpenheke ilthe kwene-werne imerte Sarah anewe ikwerenheke tnyante artnemele ilwekenge-arle. Re atyalangke ikwerenhe itwele aneke irrare anthurre.


sentence1: Bethuel became the father of Rebekah. These eight Milcah bore to Nahor, Abraham’s brother.

sentence2: Kake Abraham-kenhe Nahor-ele anewe-akeke Milcah, urreke ikwerenge-ntyele tyerrtye anyentele Abraham-eke ileke Milcah-elarle ampe urreye areye atnyeneke. Ratherre urreye eight-pele anthurre atnyeneke. Uz-arle arrekwelenye: Buz anteme, kele Kemuel anteme Aram-eke-artweye-arle irreke: kele ikwere-atherre alere five-pele arrpenhe areye aneke: Chesed, Hazo, Pildash, Jidlaph, Bethuel-arlke rarle Rebekah-kenhe akngeye irreke.


sentence1: and said, “‘I have sworn by myself,’ says Yahweh, ‘because you have done this thing, and have not withheld your son, your only son,

sentence2: “YAHWEH-ele ngkwenge nhenhe alhilentye impene mwerre ngenhe mpwaretyeke unte-arle ngkwenge alere anyente-awerne akwenpele anthetyeke anekenge:


sentence1: that I will bless you greatly, and I will multiply your offspring greatly like the stars of the heavens, and like the sand which is on the seashore. Your offspring will possess the gate of his enemies.

sentence2: ‘Tharle ngenhe arne mwerre atningke antherle-anetyenhe. Ayenge ngkwenge mwerre anthurre anerle-anetyenhe artweyenhenge areye atningke anthurre anthemele, kele yanhenge anteme unte akngerreke-artweye aneme kwerralye alkere anemenge-arlke irntwarre, yerre areye-arteke anemenge irntwarre anthurre. Itne atwerretyenhe tyerrtye apmere arrpenhe-arenye areyenge, itne apmere itnekenhe-arlke inemele arrpenhe areye anepanetyarte.


sentence1: All the nations of the earth will be blessed by your offspring, because you have obeyed my voice.’”

sentence2: Kenhe tyerrtye ingkirreke apmere ahelhe nhenhe-arenyele ayenge apayuthnetyenhe itneke arne mwerre areye mpwaretyeke, the ngkwinheke-artweye areye mwerre mpwareke-arteke. The nhenhe itneke mpwaretyeke, unte-arle atyenge akangkwe-irrerlenge.’”


sentence1: Abraham said, “God will provide himself the lamb for a burnt offering, my son.” So they both went together.

sentence2: Isaac anteme angkeke, “Akngeye-aye, ilerne atnyeneme ure aperrke uthene ure arletye uthene atnyeneme ure itetyeke, kenhe nthenhe-arle akenhe yepe-yepe atwetyeke urele itemele apwerte aharleke-arleke itetyeke?” Abraham angkirtneke, “Ngkartele-arle arntarnte-aremele yepe-yepe akwerrke ilernenhe antheme.” Kele ratherre apurte alherreke anteme.


sentence1: At that time, Abimelech and Phicol the captain of his army spoke to Abraham, saying, “God is with you in all that you do.

sentence2: Abraham-arle apmere antekerrele akwete aneke apmere Canaan-ele, Abimelech uthene akngerrepate thultye ikwerenhe areye-kenhe Phicol apetyeke Abraham-werne imerte angkemele, “Ngkarte-arle ngkwengenge akwetethe aneme ngenhe arntarnte-aremele unte-arle mwantyele-arlke mwerrantye-arlke mpwarerle-anetyeke.


sentence1: Now, therefore, swear to me here by God that you will not deal falsely with me, nor with my son, nor with my son’s son. But according to the kindness that I have done to you, you shall do to me, and to the land in which you have lived as a foreigner.”

sentence2: Kele ayenge ngkwenge ahentye-aneme atyenge uternelhetyeke unte-arle atyenge akwetethe mwerre anetyeke atyenge-artweye areyeke-arlke, ayenge-arle ngkwenge mwerre anetyarte-arteke apmere nhenhele ipenye-arteke.”


sentence1: He lived in the wilderness of Paran. His mother got a wife for him out of the land of Egypt.

sentence2: Ngkarte kwenhe mwerre anthurre Ishmael-eke aneke renhe mwerrantye-arlke arntarnte-aremele re amangkerlenge anteme. Rarle amangkemele artwe akweke re ilyernpenye anthurre anteme kere atwetyeke. Re anetyarte apmere ahurratye Paran arritnyele, mikwele-arle anteme arelhe awenke ikwere ineke Egypt-nge re anewe aketyeke.


sentence1: Therefore she said to Abraham, “Cast out this servant and her son! For the son of this servant will not be heir with my son, Isaac.”

sentence2: Nhenge tyerrtye areyele-arle akangkemele merne arlkwetyamenge apurtele, Sarah-ele areke ampe Hagar-kenhe Ishmael, Isaac-enge arrkene-irrerlenge. Re imerte Abraham-eke angkeke, “Unte kwenhe arelhe urrkapentye akngerre Egypt-arenye ampe urreye yanhe-kenhe uthene aywepetyeke! Ayenge ikwere ahentye-anetyakenhe arne ngkwinhe areye inetyeke, ayenge Isaac-eke ahentye-aneme arne ngkwinhe areye inetyeke.”


sentence1: Abraham called his son who was born to him, whom Sarah bore to him, Isaac.

sentence2: Abraham-ele alere ikwerenhe Isaac arritnye antheke, nhenge arritnye re ileme “rarle atherreme-arteke.”


sentence1: Abraham circumcised his son, Isaac, when he was eight days old, as God had commanded him.

sentence2: Week anyentenge urreye akweke nhenge inteke-arle-iperre, Abraham-ele akweke renhe artwe-ileke angkentye itnekenhenge ularre, YAHWEH-elarle ileke-arteke.


sentence1: Abraham was one hundred years old when his son, Isaac, was born to him.

sentence2: Abraham akenhe year 100 apele-arle aneke Isaac-arle intekenge,


sentence1: Yahweh visited Sarah as he had said, and Yahweh did to Sarah as he had spoken.

sentence2: YAHWEH-arle mwerre-arle aneke Sarah-eke rarle angkentye ikwerenhe atnyeneke-arle. Rarle mpwareke Rarle angkeke-arteke akwete-arle.


sentence1: Sarah conceived, and bore Abraham a son in his old age, at the set time of which God had spoken to him.

sentence2: Kele Abraham ampwe anthurre anteye nhenge aneke, Sarah-ele ampe urreye atnyeneke YAHWEH-elarle ileke-arteke.


sentence1: For Yahweh had closed up tight all the wombs of the house of Abimelech, because of Sarah, Abraham’s wife.

sentence2: Kele Ngkartele ayakeke anewe Abimelech-kenhe-arlke urrkapentye akngerre ikwerenhe areye-arlke ampe atnyeneme-ketye Abimelech-elarle Sarah inekenge, anewe Abraham-kenhe. Kele Abraham-ele Ngkarte apayuthneke Abimelech mwerre-iletyeke itne anteme ampe anteme atnyenewarretyeke.


sentence1: The firstborn bore a son, and named him Moab. He is the father of the Moabites to this day.

sentence2: Marle akngerrepate ampe urreye ikwere Moab arritnye antheke, kele re akenhe Moab-arenye areyeke-artweye-arle.


sentence1: The younger also bore a son, and called his name Ben Ammi. He is the father of the children of Ammon to this day.

sentence2: Marle ingkernenyele akenhe ikwere ampe urreye Ben-Ammi-arle arritnye antheke, re akenhe Ammonite areyeke-artweye-arle aneke.


sentence1: Then Yahweh rained on Sodom and on Gomorrah sulfur and fire from Yahweh out of the sky.

sentence2: Kele YAHWEH-ele yerneke arne sulphur amperlenge kwatye-arteke alkerenge Sodom uthene Gomorrah uthene-werne.


sentence1: He overthrew those cities, all the plain, all the inhabitants of the cities, and that which grew on the ground.

sentence2: Re apmere renhe-atherrenhe atakeke tyerrtye areye apmere ikwerele aneke areye-arlke, apmere ahelhe itnekenhe-arlke, arne-arlke, atherrke-arlke lyapekeke-arle.


sentence1: Hurry, escape there, for I can’t do anything until you get there.” Therefore the name of the city was called Zoar.

sentence2: Iparrpaye, untaye! Kele the awethe mpwaretyeke arrangkwe-arle arrantherre nhakweke irretyeke-atwetye.” Apmere yanhe arritnye aneke Zoar anteme Lot-arle ileke apmere akwekenge akwele.


sentence1: The sun had risen on the earth when Lot came to Zoar.

sentence2: Uterne kele arrateke anteme Lot-arle apmere akweke Zoar ikwere-irrekenge anteme.


sentence1: See now, your servant has found favor in your sight, and you have magnified your loving kindness, which you have shown to me in saving my life. I can’t escape to the mountain, lest evil overtake me, and I die.

sentence2: Lot angkirtneke alakenhe, “Unte kwenhe anwerneke mwerre anthurre aneke. Unte kwenhe anwerne itethe-ileke, kele anwernenhe apwerte-apwerte-werne yernetyalaye. Apmere yanhe arntwarre anthurre-eyaye, kele YAHWEH-ele anwerne-arle urreke arrernelhetyenhenge akwete apmere renhe ataketyeke, kele anwerne ilwemele.


sentence1: for we will destroy this place, because the outcry against them has grown so great before Yahweh that Yahweh has sent us to destroy it.”

sentence2: Artwe atherre imerte Lot-eke angkemele, “YAHWEH-elarle arne akurne areye aweke-arle tyerrtye Sodom-arenye areye-akerte, re anteme ilernenhe yerneke apmere renhe akethe ante arrernetyeke. Ngkwenge-artweye areye, ngkwenge akwerrke areye-arlke apmere nhenhenge-ntyele akngaye. Ingkirreke anthurre ngkwinhe areye apmere nhenhele-arle aneme, awenke-arlke, apmerrke-arlke, arelhe ngkwinhe, alere areyele-arle anewe aketyenhe areye-arlke.”


sentence1: since Abraham will surely become a great and mighty nation, and all the nations of the earth will be blessed in him?

sentence2: ikwere akwerrke areye kwenhe akngerre anthurre anetyenhe itnekenge anteme The arne mwerre akngerre mpwaretyenhe tyerrtye arrpe-anenheke apmere nhenhele.


sentence1: For I have known him, to the end that he may command his children and his household after him, that they may keep the way of Yahweh, to do righteousness and justice; to the end that Yahweh may bring on Abraham that which he has spoken of him.”

sentence2: The kwenhe renhe akngakeke rarle ikwere akwerrke areye akaltyele-anthetyeke Atyenge akangkwe-irretyeke, Atyenge arratye mpwaretyeke mwerre-arlke anetyeke. Kele The Abraham ikwere atningke antheme, Tharle ikwere arratye ileke-arteke.”


sentence1: Now Abraham and Sarah were old, well advanced in age. Sarah had passed the age of childbearing.

sentence2: Abraham uthene Sarah atherre kele ampwe ratherre anteme, Sarah kele ampwe anthurre anteme ampe atnyenetyeke.


sentence1: Sarah laughed within herself, saying, “After I have grown old will I have pleasure, my lord being old also?”

sentence2: Re akenhe atherremele ikwere-arrpe angkerlenge, “Abraham ilerne kwenhe ampwe atherre anteme ilerne kwenhe ampe atnyenetyeke kwenye-arle. Ayenge atyepe-atyepe anetyakenhe aneme.”


sentence1: Abraham took Ishmael his son, all who were born in his house, and all who were bought with his money: every male among the men of Abraham’s house, and circumcised the flesh of their foreskin in the same day, as God had said to him.

sentence2: Ngkarte-arle akertne alpekenge anteme, Abraham-ele ikwere-artweyeke uthene urrkapentye akngerre ikwerenhe areye Ishmael urreye akweke nhenge-arlke. Yanhe anthurrenge, Ishmael-eke-amparre re artwe-ileke, arrpenhe ingkirreke anthurre anteme re artwe-ileke.


sentence1: All the men of his house, those born in the house, and those bought with money from a foreigner, were circumcised with him.

sentence2: Arlte anyentele itne ingkirreke artwe-irreke. Abraham aneke year 99-pele anteme, ikwere alere Ishmael year 13-pele aneke.


sentence1: You shall be circumcised in the flesh of your foreskin. It will be a token of the covenant between me and you.

sentence2: Kele The areme arrantherre apeke-arle artwe arrekantherrenhe artwe-irrekenge, kele The apeke arrenhantherrenhe areme mpwarerlenge Tharle arrenhantherrenhe ileke. Kele The itelareme arrantherre-arle nhenge areye akngaketyenhe Ayenge apentetyeke.


sentence1: He who is born in your house, and he who is bought with your money, must be circumcised. My covenant shall be in your flesh for an everlasting covenant.

sentence2: Nhenhe apele angkentye Atyinhe-arle. Lyete nhenge ampe urreye akweke intemele, kele unte renhe artwe-iletyeke week anyentenge iperrele. Urrkapentye akngerre arrekantherrenhe areye apmere arrekantherrenhenge-arle inteke areye-arlke, iparrpe itnenhe artwe-iletyeke, urrkapentye akngerre arrpenhe areye-arlke apmere arrpenheke-arle arrantherre ineke areye-arlke, itnenhe-arlke iparrpe artwe-ilemele. Nhenge The aremele arrekantherre-artweye uthene urrkapentye akngerre areye uthene artwe-irreke-arle, kele The itelareme arrantherre-arle nhenge areye akngakemele Ayenge apentetyeke.


sentence1: Sarai, Abram’s wife, took Hagar the Egyptian, her servant, after Abram had lived ten years in the land of Canaan, and gave her to Abram her husband to be his wife.

sentence2: Abram aneke year ten-pele anthurreke-atwetye apmere Canaan ikwerele. Anewe ikwerenhe Sarai arritnye aneke, re ampeke arrangkwe akwete aneke, arrangkwe anteye. Arelhe arrpenhe aneke apmere Egypt-arenye Hagar arritnye re Sarai-ke urrkapeme. Urreke Sarai alheke Abram-werne ikwere angkemele, “YAHWEH-ele kwenhe ayenge ayakeke ampe atnyeneketye, ayenge kwenhe ampeke arrangkwe akwete aneme. Hagar-werne alhaye, mpwele interretyeke apurte. Re apeke ngkwenge ampe atnyenetyeke, kele ampe renhe ayenge anthaye the amangkelhe-iletyeke atyenge-arrpe.” Kele Abram re alheke arelhe arrpenhe Hagar ikwere-werne.


sentence1: In that day Yahweh made a covenant with Abram, saying, “I have given this land to your offspring, from the river of Egypt to the great river, the river Euphrates:

sentence2: Kere ikwere-akertele YAHWEH Abram-eke alhileke angkemele, “Apmere nhenhe Egypt-nge ayerrere atheke-arle aneme lhere akngerre ikngerre atheke lhere akngerre Euphrates-werne atheke, The ampe ngkwinhe areye anthetyenhe.


sentence1: the Amorites, the Canaanites, the Girgashites, and the Jebusites.”

sentence2: Tyerrtye arrpe-anenhe apmere nhenhele-arle aneme, nhenge Kenite areye, Kenizzite areye, Kadmonite areye, Hittite areye, Perizzite areye, Rephaimite areye, Amorite areye-arlke, Canaanite areye-arlke, Girgashite areye uthene Jebusite areye-arlke, apmere itnekenhe the itnekenge inemele tyerrtye ngkwinhe areye antheme.”


sentence1: Abram said, “Lord Yahweh, what will you give me, since I go childless, and he who will inherit my estate is Eliezer of Damascus?”

sentence2: Kenhe Abram-ele renhe apayuthneke, “Yewe, YAHWEH, kele mwerre-arle unte apeke ayenge arne mwerre nhenhe anthemele, kele lyete ayenge aneme ampe urreyeke arrangkwe. Angwenheke anteme the arne atyinhe areye anthetyenhe ayenge ilwemele, tyerrtye arrpenhe-ame the anthetyenhe? Ayenge apeke alereke-arlke arrangkwe ilwemele, urrkapentye akngerre atyinhele-arle arne areye ineme atyenge-ngentyele. Nhenhe Eleazar arritnye aneme, apmere Damascus-arenye.


sentence1: Abram said, “Behold, you have given no children to me: and, behold, one born in my house is my heir.”

sentence2: Unte kwenhe ayenge alere anthetyakenhe. Ayenge ilweme alereke arrangkwe akwete, nhenge Eleazar, urrkapentye akngerre atyinhe arrpenhe areyeke akngerrepate-arle anemeke, rarle arne atyinhe areye ingkirreke ineme.”


sentence1: Abram said to the king of Sodom, “I have lifted up my hand to Yahweh, God Most High, possessor of heaven and earth,

sentence2: Abram ikwere alakenhe angkirtneke, “Arrangkwe, tharle arne yanhe areye inetyeke arrangkwe-arle. Nhenhe anthurrenge, YAHWEH-ele ayenge angkerlenge aweme, YAHWEH-elarle arne ingkirreke arrerneke nhenheke arrule, the ngkwenge arratye ileme YAHWEH-eke arratye alhilemele:


sentence1: that I will not take a thread nor a sandal strap nor anything that is yours, lest you should say, ‘I have made Abram rich.’

sentence2: The kwenhe arne ngkwinhe areye inetyeke arrangkwe-arle, string anyenteke apeke ingke-kenhe anyenteke apeke, arrangkwe-ante. Tharle arne yanhe areye arrangkwe-arle akngetyeke unte apeke ayeye ilerle-apeketyenge arrpenhe areyeke unte-arle ayenge arne areye antheke. Ayenge-arle alakenheke ahentye-anetyakenhe-arle.


sentence1: He blessed him, and said, “Blessed be Abram of God Most High, possessor of heaven and earth.

sentence2: Re anteme angkeke Abram-eke, “Ayenge Ngkarteke angkeme ngkwenge, Ikwere re kwenhe akngerre anthurre aneme akertnele. Ngkarte re akwele aknganeke alkere-arlke ahelhe nhenhe-arlke. Unte kwenhe akangkentye anthurre anerle-anetyenhe Ikwerenge-ntyele ware.


sentence1: Blessed be God Most High, who has delivered your enemies into your hand.” Abram gave him a tenth of all.

sentence2: Kele unte-arle renhe mwerre akeme nhenge Rarle ngenhe ameke-arerlenge itethe atnyenemele atwerrekerlenge ureke.” Alakenhe-arle re Abram-eke angkeke. Kele ikwerenge anteme, arne Abram-elarle ineke King four-pele nhenge areye-ngentyele, re yakwethe ten-peleke-arlenge arrerneke, ten-pele ikwerenge-ntyele re Melchizedek anyente antheke ikwere akangkemele.


sentence1: One who had escaped came and told Abram, the Hebrew. At that time, he lived by the oaks of Mamre, the Amorite, brother of Eshcol and brother of Aner. They were allies of Abram.

sentence2: Kenhe artwe anyente akenhe Sodom-engentyele alwirreke. Re alheke Abram-eke iletyeke re akenhe Hebrew-arle aneke Kedorlaomer-elarle Lot akngeke arne ikwerenhe areye-arlke. Ikwerenge anteme, Abram apmere Hebron-ele aneme, arne akngerre anyente itwele aneke, arne nhenge Mamre-kenhe Amorite-arle aneke. Mamre re akenhe kake akngerrepate aneke Eshkol uthene Aner atherreke-arle. Arrwekele akenhe, itne Abram-eke angkeke tyerrtye areye apeke renhe atwetyeke apetyerlenge, itne renhe arntarnte-arerle-anemele anetyeke.


sentence1: He divided himself against them by night, he and his servants, and struck them, and pursued them to Hobah, which is on the left hand of Damascus.

sentence2: Nhenge Abram-ele aweke-arle iperre Akngerrepate areyele alerikweke ayernerlenge rakeke, re artwe atwerrentye akngerre ikwerenhe areye apurtelhe-ileke Mamre uthene kake ikwerenhe atherre uthene itnekenhe thultye areye-arlke itne atwirtnetyeke itnenhene. Kele, itne irraweye alheke ayerrere-werne, apmere Dan arritnye-werne. Dan itwele aneke, Kedorlaomer thultye ikwerenhe areye-akerte angathele inteke. Abram uthene thultye 318 ikwerenhe areye, itne aperteke ingwe mpwepele, ingke akantyele alhemele atweke itepe arrpe-anenhe-ngentyele. Itne kwene-akerle untemele arnterre arlkemele anthurre. Kele thultye Abram-kenhe areyele thultye Kedorlaomer-kenhe areye irnterre anthurre atweke. Thultye Abram-kenhe areyele itnenhe urrpetye atweke. Arrpenhe areyele itnenhe aterele-anthemele alwerneke apmere Damascus-enge anpere-irrenhemele ayerrere-werne-atheke. Yanhe-ngentyele itne itnenhe alwerneke apmere arrpenhe Hobah-werne.


sentence1: They took all the goods of Sodom and Gomorrah, and all their food, and went their way.

sentence2: Kele yanhenge Akngerrepate Kedorlaomer thultye ikwerenhe areye-akerte alheke Sodom-werne Gomorrah-werne-arlke itne anyelkngele ineke arne ingkirreke tyerrtye yanhe-arenye areye-ngenytele. Itne merne-arlke ingkirreke anyelkngele ineke.


sentence1: They took Lot, Abram’s brother’s son, who lived in Sodom, and his goods, and departed.

sentence2: Yanhenge arrekwele aneke, Lot-arle anetyarte apmere Sodom-ele. Re akenhe alere kikweke Abram-kenhe aneke. Kele thultye Kedorlaomer-kenhe areyele Lot akngerlte-iweke jail-werne. Itne arne ingkirreke Lot-kenhe areye-arlke anyelkngele ineke. Kele imerte itne apmere itnekenhe-werne alpemele.


sentence1: In the days of Amraphel, king of Shinar; Arioch, king of Ellasar; Chedorlaomer, king of Elam; and Tidal, king of Goiim,

sentence2: Nhenhe ikwerele-ureke artwe anyente re akenhe apmere Babylon-eke Akngerrepate-arle aneke, Amraphel arritnye aneke. Arioch Akngerrepate aneke apmere Ellasar-ekarle. Kedorlaomer apmere Elam-ekarle Akngerrepate aneke, Tidal apmere Goiim-ekarle Akngerrepate aneke.


sentence1: they made war with Bera, king of Sodom; Birsha, king of Gomorrah; Shinab, king of Admah; Shemeber, king of Zeboiim; and the king of Bela (also called Zoar).

sentence2: Akngerrepate four-pele itne thultye areye itnekenhe-arlke apetyewarreke atwerrirretyeke Akngerrepate arrpenhe five-pele areyenge ante thultye itnekenhe areyenge. Arritnye itnekenhe aneke, Bera, Birsha, Shinab uthene Shemeber uthene-arlke. Kenhe Bera akenhe apmere Sodom-ekarle Akngerrepate aneke, kenhe Birsha akenhe apmere Gomorrah-ekarle Akngerrepate aneme, Shinab apmere Admah-ekarle Akngerrepate aneke, kele Shemeber akenhe apmere Zeboiim-ekarle Akngerrepate aneke. Artwe arrpenhe Bela-karle Akngerrepate aneke. Arritnye arrpenhe aneke apmere ikwere Zoar-arle.


sentence1: All these joined together in the valley of Siddim (also called the Salt Sea).

sentence2: Nhenge Akngerrepate four-pele thultye itnekenhe-akerte apetyewarremele Akngerrepate five-pele itnekenge atwerretyeke, Akngerrepate five-pele itne thultye itnekenhe areye-akerte apurte-irreke lhere Siddim-enge. (Lyete anwerne apmere nhenhe ileme, “Kwatye Alaye Apirnte.” Arrangkwe-arle kwatye kwene ikwerele aneme.)


sentence1: They served Chedorlaomer for twelve years, and in the thirteenth year they rebelled.

sentence2: Urreke alakenhe irretyenhenge, Akngerrepate Kedorlaomer kwenhe akngerrepate aneke Akngerrepate five-pele arrpenhe itneke year 12-peleke-atwetye. Year arrpenhele anteme itne ikwere urrkapetyakenhe anteme aneke. Itne renhe atwetyeke angkerreke.


sentence1: In the fourteenth year Chedorlaomer and the kings who were with him came and struck the Rephaim in Ashteroth Karnaim, the Zuzim in Ham, the Emim in Shaveh Kiriathaim,

sentence2: Alakenhenge year arrpenhele anteme, Akngerrepate Kedorlaomer-ele ileke Akngerrepate Amraphel, Arioch, Tidal uthene artwe thultye itnekenhe apurtelhe-iletyeke Akngerrepate arrpenhe itnekenge atwerretyeke. Akngerrepate four-pele itne akenhe alheke thultye itnekenhe-akerte apmere Ashteroth-karnaim arritnye-werne tyerrtye Rephaite areyenge atwerretyeke. Thultye areye Akngerrepate Kedorlaomer-kenhele tyerrtye Rephaite areye atweke. Kele itne alheke apmere Ham-werne tyerrtye Zuzite areye-arle aneke-werne itnenhene atwetyeke. Yanhe-ngentyele, itne apmere Shaveh Kiriathaim-werne alheke tyerrtye Emite areye atwetyeke.


sentence1: and the Horites in their Mount Seir, to El Paran, which is by the wilderness.

sentence2: Kele anteme, thultye Kedorlaomer-kenhe areye alheke apwerte antherrtye apmere Edom-werne apmere El Paran arritnye-werne. Apmere arerrke akngerre itwele. Thultye akngerrepate Kedorlaomer-kenhe areyele tyerrtye Horite areye atwetyeke.


sentence1: They returned, and came to En Mishpat (also called Kadesh), and struck all the country of the Amalekites, and also the Amorites, that lived in Hazazon Tamar.

sentence2: Yanhe-ngentyele, thultye Kedorlaomer-kenhe areye alheke apwerte antherrtye-ngentyele apmere En Mishpat-werne. Arritnye arrpenhe aneme nhenheke Kadesh-arle. Thultye akngerrepate Kedorlaomer-kenhe areyele tyerrtye Amalekite areye uthene Amorite areye uthene atwetyeke. Tyerrtye Amorite areye anetyarte apmere Hazazon-Tamar-ele.


sentence1: The king of Sodom, and the king of Gomorrah, the king of Admah, the king of Zeboiim, and the king of Bela (also called Zoar) went out; and they set the battle in array against them in the valley of Siddim

sentence2: Akngerrepate five-pele itne Sodom-arenye, Gomorrah-arenye, Admah-arenye, Zeboiim-arenye uthene Bela-arenye-arlke itne awerrirreke Akngerrepate Kedorlaomer-arle apetyeme Akngerrepate urrpetye arrpenhe areye-arlke-akerte itnenhe atwetyeke. Arratye anteme, itne alheke lhere Siddim arritnye-werne atwerretyeke.


sentence1: against Chedorlaomer king of Elam, Tidal king of Goiim, Amraphel king of Shinar, and Arioch king of Ellasar; four kings against the five.

sentence2: Apmere yanhenge, itne akngerre atwerreke Akngerrepate areye Kedorlaomer-enge, Tidal-enge, Amraphel-enge, Arioch-enge uthene thultye areye itnekenhenge. Thultye apurte four-pele itne atwerreke thultye apurte five-pele itnekenge.


sentence1: for I will give all the land which you see to you and to your offspring forever.

sentence2: Ikwerenge-ntyele, Lot-arle kele alhekenge, YAHWEH Abram-eke angkeke, “Irntwarre anthurre araye apmere ayerrere-atheke, antekerre-atheke, ikngerre-atheke, alturle-atheke. The ngenhe antheme apmere ahelhe nhenhe ngkwenge akwerrke areye uthene ngkwenge-artweye areye-arlke. Kele apmere rarle ngkwenge-arle, ngkwenge-artweye areyeke-arlke akwete-ante anetyeke.


sentence1: Now the men of Sodom were exceedingly wicked and sinners against Yahweh.

sentence2: Kele, Lot-ele apmere renhe areke. Re ahelhe akethe areke lhere anteke kwatye akngerre-akerte interlenge. Re areke arne akngerre atningke lhere iterele, lhere renhe-arle akenhe ileme Jordan, re antekerre-werne inteme apmere Zoar-werne-atheke. Apmere re mwerre akngerre nhenge Eden-arteke aneme nhenge YAHWEH-elarle mpwareke Adam uthene Eve utheneke, nhenge apmere arrpenhe Egypt-arlke-arteke. Kele Abram uthene Lot uthene akalke-irrerle-anerreke. Lot-ele apmere ahelhe akethe nhenge akngakeke lhere akngerre-akerte interlenge, antekerre-ikngerre-werne atheke aname-irreke apmere yanhele anetyeke, apmere nhenge Sodom itwele. Nhenhe renhe-arteke aneke, urreke Ngkartele apmere Sodom uthene Gomorrah uthene akethe ante arrernetyenhenge tyerrtye apmere yanhe atherre-arenye areye-arle akurne anthurre anerrirretyartenge. Kenhe Abram akenhe apmere Canaan-ele anetyarte.


sentence1: There was strife between the herdsmen of Abram’s livestock and the herdsmen of Lot’s livestock. The Canaanites and the Perizzites lived in the land at that time.

sentence2: Apmere ikwerele, arrekwele anetyarte tyerrtye Canaan-arenye areye, arrpenhe areye-arlke, Perizzite areye, yanhe ikwerele itne-arlke apmere-ampinye ikwerele. Atherrke akweke ware anetyarte pweleke areyeke, arrpenhe areyele-arlke arlkwetyeke, kwatye akweke ware-arlke aneke. Alakenhe ikwerenge anteme, urrkapentye akngerre Abram-kenhe areye ante urrkapentye akngerre Lot-kenhe areye ahele angkerreke atherrkeke-arlke kwatyeke-arlke arrangkwenge. Itne uyarne apurte anetyarte apmere anyente ikwerele, atherrke-arlke kwatye-arlke akweke warenge. Alakenhe ikwerenge itne ahele angkerretyeke-irreke.


sentence1: Why did you say, ‘She is my sister,’ so that I took her to be my wife? Now therefore, see your wife, take her, and go your way.”

sentence2: Kele Pharaoh Abram-eke antangkelheke. Re apetyerlenge arteke, Pharaoh ikwere angkeke, “Iwenheke-ame unte atyenge ularele urrtyirreke? Nthakenhe-arle-ame unte atyenge iletyakenhe arelhe nhenhe-arle anewe ngkwinhe aneme? Unte arelhe nhenhe ayenge apale antheke atyeye ngkwinhe akwele, kenhe re akenhe ngkwenge anewe-arle. Nhenheyaye, renhe iparrpe akngirtnemele alhaye.”


sentence1: It will happen that when the Egyptians see you, they will say, ‘This is his wife.’ They will kill me, but they will save you alive.

sentence2: Kenhe urreke apmere ikwere irrpetyenhenge re apmere arrpenhe akweke ikwere ngkernelheke Egypt itereke. Yanhe ikwerele re anewikwe Sarai ikwere angkeke, “Unte apele arelhe mwerre akngerre, kele Egypt-arenye areyele ngenhe aremele apeke itne itirretyenhe, ‘Ayekaye, arelhe nhenhe re mwerre akngerre,’ itne apeke ngkwenge alhirretyenhe. Kele imerte itne ayenge atwetyenhe, ngenhe kwenye.


sentence1: Abram took Sarai his wife, Lot his brother’s son, all their possessions that they had gathered, and the people whom they had acquired in Haran, and they went to go into the land of Canaan. They entered into the land of Canaan.

sentence2: Kele Abram akenhe YAHWEH-eke akangkwe-irreke. Apmere Haran ikwerenge-ntyele Abram imperle-alheke anewikwe Sarai-akerte-arlke alere atyeyikwe-kenhe Lot-arlke, urrkapentye akngerre ikwerenhe areye-akerte-arlke. Re ingkirreke ikwerenhe areye akngetyeke, kamule areye-arlke, nanikute areye-arlke, pweleke areye-arlke, tangkeye areye-arlke arne iwenhe-iwenhe areye-arlke, ingkirreke itne-arle apurtelhe-ilemele apmere Haran ikwerele-arle atnyenewarreke. Re itnenhe apmere arrpenhe Canaan arritnye-werne akngeke. Nhenge Abram year 175-pele aneke re apmere Haran imperle-alheke.


sentence1: The days of Terah were two hundred five years. Terah died in Haran.

sentence2: Ayeye nhenhe artwe Terah-eke-artweye areye-akerte. Terah-ele alere urrpetye atnyeneke, Abram, Nahor, Haran uthene arritnye. Kenhe Haran re akenhe alere Lot arritnye atnyeneke. Haran re ilweke anyikwe Terah itethe akwete anemenge. Haran apmere Ur-ele ilweke, apmere akngerrele Chaldea-arenye areyeke, apmere yanhe nhenge nthenhele-arle re inteke-arle. Haran re akenhe itethe akwete anemele re marle akweke atherre-akerte, Milcah uthene Iscah uthene. Kenhe Milcah re akenhe Nahor anewe akeke, Nahor kake Haran-kenhe aneke. Kenhe Abram-ele akenhe anewe akeke arelhe Sarai arritnye. Kenhe Sarai re akenhe ampe uyarne atnyenetyarte. Re uyarne atnerte-atnerte-irreme. Arlte anyentele Terah apmere Ur-ngentyele aname-irreke. Re alerikwe Abram, anewikwe Abram-kenhe Sarai, arrenge-arrenge ikwerenhe Lot arritnye apmere yanhe-ngentyele akngeke. Itne apmere arrpenhe Canaan-werne alhetyeke-irreme. Kenhe urreke-arle apmere yanheke irretyenhenge itne apmere arrpenhe ikwere irretye-alheke Haran arritnyeke. Kele yanhe ikwerele itne akwete anteme anerrirretyarte. Kenhe Terah re akenhe ampwe-irremele year 205-pele aneke-arle iperre re ilweke apmere yanhe Haran ikwerele.


sentence1: Nahor lived one hundred nineteen years after he became the father of Terah, and became the father of more sons and daughters.

sentence2: Kenhe Nahor re akenhe year 29-pele aneke-arle iperre, alere Terah arritnye atnyeneke anteme. Terah inteke-arle iperre, Nahor year atningke awethe anekenge, 119-pele ingkirreke, urreye areye marle areye-arlke arrpenhe atnyeneke.


sentence1: Serug lived two hundred years after he became the father of Nahor, and became the father of more sons and daughters.

sentence2: Kenhe Serug re akenhe year 30-pele aneke-arle iperre, alere Nahor arritnye atnyeneke anteme. Nahor inteke-arle iperre, Serug year atningke awethe anekenge, 200-pele ingkirreke, urreye areye marle areye-arlke arrpenhe atnyeneke.


sentence1: Reu lived two hundred seven years after he became the father of Serug, and became the father of more sons and daughters.

sentence2: Kenhe Reu re akenhe year 32-pele aneke-arle iperre, alere Serug arritnye atnyeneke anteme. Kele imerte Arpachshad year atningke anthurre awethe anekenge, 207-pele ingkirreke, urreye areye marle areye-arlke arrpenhe atnyeneke.


sentence1: Peleg lived two hundred nine years after he became the father of Reu, and became the father of more sons and daughters.

sentence2: Kenhe Peleg re akenhe year 30-pele aneke-arle iperre, alere Reu arritnye atnyeneke anteme. Reu inteke-arle iperre, Peleg year atningke anthurre awethe anekenge, 209-pele ingkirreke, urreye areye marle areye-arlke arrpenhe atnyeneke.


sentence1: Eber lived four hundred thirty years after he became the father of Peleg, and became the father of more sons and daughters.

sentence2: Kenhe Eber re akenhe year 34-pele aneke-arle iperre, alere Peleg arritnye atnyeneke anteme. Peleg inteke-arle iperre, Eber year atningke anthurre awethe anekenge, 430-pele ingkirreke, urreye areye marle areye-arlke arrpenhe atnyeneke.


sentence1: Shelah lived four hundred three years after he became the father of Eber, and became the father of more sons and daughters.

sentence2: Kenhe Shelah re akenhe year 30-pele aneke-arle iperre, alere Eber arritnye atnyeneke anteme. Eber inteke-arle iperre, Shelah year atningke anthurre awethe anekenge, 403-pele ingkirreke, urreye areye marle areye-arlke arrpenhe atnyeneke.


sentence1: Arpachshad lived four hundred three years after he became the father of Shelah, and became the father of more sons and daughters.

sentence2: Kenhe Arpachshad re akenhe year 35-pele aneke-arle iperre, alere Shelah arritnye atnyeneke anteme. Shelah inteke-arle iperre, Arpachshad year atningke anthurre awethe anekenge, 403-pele ingkirreke, urreye areye marle areye-arlke arrpenhe atnyeneke.


sentence1: Shem lived five hundred years after he became the father of Arpachshad, and became the father of more sons and daughters.

sentence2: Ayeye nhenhe Shem-eke-artweye areye-akerte. Shem itethe aneke year 100-peleke-atwetye, re anteme alere atnyeneke Arpachshad arritnye, rarle inteke year atherrame iperre kwatye urewe akngerre uyerrekenge-ntyele. Arpachshad akweke interlenge-arle iperre artwe Shem re akenhe year 500-pele awethe aneke, urreye areye marle areye-arlke arrpenhe atnyenemele.


sentence1: Therefore its name was called Babel, because there Yahweh confused the language of all the earth. From there, Yahweh scattered them abroad on the surface of all the earth.

sentence2: Alakenhe renhe-arle Ngkartele tyerrtye yanhe areye irrarnpelhe-ileke. Kele itne warle areye-arlke warle arlpentye akngerre-arlke artentye impelheke, itne-arle uye awerretyarte. Kenhe apmere yanhe re akenhe Babel arritnye-arle aneke tyerrtye areyele-arle uyarne awerretyartenge. Kele itne apmere arrpe-anenhele anteme aneme irrarnpeke-irrarnpe anthurre re anteme.


sentence1: Come, let’s go down, and there confuse their language, that they may not understand one another’s speech.”

sentence2: Kenhe Ngkarte re akenhe akertne-ngentyele atnarnpetyekerleke apmere akngerre areye-arlke warle arlpentye akngerre nhenge itne-arle artetyame renhe aretyeke. Re ikwere-arrpe angkeke, “Tyerrtye nhenhe areyele arne iwenhe apeke renhe mpwaretyeke, itne ingkirreke-arle angkentye anyente-ante angkemenge, itne ingkirreke-arle awerreme-arle. Itne apeke alakenhe renhe akwete mpwaremele, kele imerte itne iwenhe apeke ikwere ahentye-anemele itne mpwaretyeke, arrpenheke arrangkwele itnenhe arrkngerte-iletyeke. Mpe, anwerne itneke-werne-atheke atnarnpetyekerleye angkentye itnekenhe akalkelhe-iletyenhe itnenhe apatelhe-ilemele, itne anteme uye awerretyenhe.”


sentence1: They said to one another, “Come, let’s make bricks, and burn them thoroughly.” They had brick for stone, and they used tar for mortar.

sentence2: Itne apmere yanhe ikwerele anerlte-anemele angkerreke, “Anwerne ahelhe urrkngele arne brick areye mpwarewarretyeke, ure akngerrele itemele itne lterrke-irretyenhenge. Kele imerte anwerne apmere arlpentye akngerre renhe mpwarewarremele.” Kele itne ahelhe urrknge-ngentyele brick areye mpwarewarreke, apwerte-kwenye-arle, itnenhe urele lterrke-ilemele. Itne imerte tar mpwaremele, itnenhe anyentelhe-iletyeke, kwentye-kwentye itnenhe artemele.


sentence1: They said, “Come, let’s build ourselves a city, and a tower whose top reaches to the sky, and let’s make a name for ourselves, lest we be scattered abroad on the surface of the whole earth.”

sentence2: Itne anteme angkerreke, “Yewe, anwerne warle atningke arteye, anwerne apurte anteme anetyeke atningke anthurre-arle anwerne irremenge, anteke-irretyakenhe anerlte-anetyeke. Kele anwerne anteme warle arlpentye akngerre anthurre mpwepenge arteye alkere akertneke-atwetye. Kenhe arrpenhe areye akweke iperre areye apetyetyenhe apmere nhenhe arerrirremele itne itelarerrirretyenhe anwernenhe tnakewarretyenhenge.”


sentence1: The border of the Canaanites was from Sidon—as you go toward Gerar—to Gaza—as you go toward Sodom, Gomorrah, Admah, and Zeboiim—to Lasha.

sentence2: Anyenhenge atningke Canaan-engentyele arrateke, artweye-nhenge areye arritnye alakenhe: Heth, Jebus, Amor, Girgash, Hiv, Ark, Sin, Arvad, Zemar, Hamath uthene. Artweye-nhenge nhenhe areye Canaan ikwerenge-ntyele atningke-ame-atningke-irremele, itne imerte apmere arrpenhe areye-werne anteke-irrerirremele. Arrpenheme ayerrere-werne atheke alherlte-iwemele apmere Sidon-eke-atwetye. Kenhe arrpenheme antekerre-werne atheke alherlte-iwemele apmere Gaza-eke-atwetye. Kenhe arrpenheme ikngerre-werne atheke alherlte-iwemele Sodom, Gomorrah, Admah, Zeboiim utheneke-atwetye, apmere yanhe Lasha itwele.


sentence1: The sons of Japheth were: Gomer, Magog, Madai, Javan, Tubal, Meshech, and Tiras.

sentence2: Kenhe Japheth re akenhe alere nhenhe areye atnyeneke: Gomer, Magog, Madai, Javan, Tubal, Meshech, Tiras uthene. Kenhe nhenhe areye-ngentyele tyerrtye arrpenhe areye atningke-ame-atningke-irreke.


sentence1: The sons of Gomer were: Ashkenaz, Riphath, and Togarmah.

sentence2: Kenhe alere Japheth-kenhe Gomer arritnye aneke, re alere urrpetye atnyeneke Ashkenaz, Riphath, Togarmah arritnye antheke.


sentence1: The sons of Javan were: Elishah, Tarshish, Kittim, and Dodanim.

sentence2: Kenhe alere Japheth-kenhe arrpenhe Javan arritnye aneke, alere nhenhe areye atnyeneke Elishah, Tarshish, Kittim, Rodanim uthene arritnye antheke.


sentence1: Of these were the islands of the nations divided in their lands, everyone after his language, after their families, in their nations.

sentence2: Kenhe nhenhe areye-ngentyele arrpenhe areye atningke-ame-atningke-irreke, tyerrtye nhenhe areye Japheth-eke-artweye areye. Kenhe arrpenheme itne kwatye alaye akngerre itepele anerrirretyarte, kenhe arrpenheme apmere akweke areye kwatye mpepele anerrirretyarte. Itne anyenhengenhenge areye anteye ingkirreke anerrirretyarte, angkentye itnekenhe-arrpe angkemele anerrirretyarte.


sentence1: The sons of Noah who went out from the ship were Shem, Ham, and Japheth. Ham is the father of Canaan.

sentence2: Artwe Noah ikwere-artweye areye-arlke boat akngerrenge-ntyele atnarnpewarreke. Alere ikwerenhe Shem, Ham, Japheth uthene arritnye.


sentence1: These three were the sons of Noah, and from these the whole earth was populated.

sentence2: Alere urrpetye nhenhe areye-ngentyele tyerrtye areye anteme atningke-ame-atninge-irreke apmere arrpe-anenhe-werne-atheke anteke-irremele anerrirretyeke. Tyerrtye ingkirreke alere urrpetyeke-artweye.


sentence1: God said, “This is the token of the covenant which I make between me and you and every living creature that is with you, for perpetual generations:

sentence2: Ngkartele itneke ileke, “Lyete The arne alkere akertneke arrernetyenhe arrenhantherrenhe irlpangkelhe-iletyeke The alhilentye akngerre Atyinhe atnyenetyeke, arrekantherre-artweye areyeke-arlke, itethe ingkirreke atningkeke-arlke.


sentence1: I set my rainbow in the cloud, and it will be a sign of a covenant between me and the earth.

sentence2: The angkulyeke mpwelarre renhe akertne anthurreke arrernetyenhe, yanhe renhe arerrirremele arrenhantherrenhe irlpangkelhe-iletyeke alhilentye akngerre Atyinheke.


sentence1: God spoke to Noah and to his sons with him, saying,

sentence2: Kele imerte Ngkarte Noah-eke alere ikwerenhe urrpetyeke-arlke awethe angkeke,


sentence1: “As for me, behold, I establish my covenant with you, and with your offspring after you,

sentence2: “Lyete the arrenhantherrenhe arratye alhilemele angkeme ngkwenge arrekantherre-artweye areyeke-arlke.


sentence1: and with every living creature that is with you: the birds, the livestock, and every animal of the earth with you, of all that go out of the ship, even every animal of the earth.

sentence2: The arrenhantherrenhe alhileme, kere arrpe-anenheke-arlke, thipe arrpe-anenheke-arlke, arrentye arrpe-anenheke-arlke, kere kwatye-arenye areyeke-arlke, itethe ingkirrekeke-arle boat akngerrenge-ntyele arrekantherrenge arraterlenge.


sentence1: I will surely require accounting for your life’s blood. At the hand of every animal I will require it. At the hand of man, even at the hand of every man’s brother, I will require the life of man.

sentence2: Kenhe tyerrtye anyentele apeke arrpenhe irrerlknge atweme, kenhe The akenhe renhe atwerlenge. Alakenhe rarle, kere ahe akngerrele apeke tyerrtye uthnemele irrerlknge atweme, kenhe The akenhe kere renhe-arle atwerlenge.


sentence1: Whoever sheds man’s blood, his blood will be shed by man, for God made man in his own image.

sentence2: Kenhe tyerrtye angwenhele apeke arrpenhe renhe ahe akngerrele irrerlknge atweme, kenhe tyerrtye arrpenhele renhe-arle irrerlknge atwerlenge. Kenhe The apele tyerrtye areye Ayenge-arrpe-arteke mpwareke. Alakenhe ikwerenge arrantherre atwerrirretyeke tyerrtye renhe-arle arrpenhe renhe atwerlenge.


sentence1: Be fruitful and multiply. Increase abundantly in the earth, and multiply in it.”

sentence2: Ayenge ahentye-aneme arrantherre ampe atningke awethe atnyenetyeke tyerrtye atningke apmere ahelhe arrpe-anenhele anteke-irrerirretyeke anerrirretyenhenge.” Alakenhe renhe-arle Ngkarte Noah-eke angkeke arrpenhe itneke-arlke.