sentence1: merchandise of gold, silver, precious stones, pearls, fine linen, purple, silk, scarlet, all expensive wood, every vessel of ivory, every vessel made of most precious wood, and of brass, and iron, and marble;

sentence2: to' korʉʉi, to' sirʉpaai, epe'kena' to' tɨpu mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ mokon pun; epe'kena' pon renen tato' atʉ ton, tʉtariren pon atʉ, sirʉ', isuweyu pon atʉ, tu'kan nɨ a'po'nan paranka amʉ' mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ aipori tato' winɨpai ikonekasa' ton, epe'kena' ton yʉi winɨpai, karukuri winɨpai, wa'ka pun winɨpai mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ mapʉrʉ winɨpai;


sentence1: and cinnamon, incense, perfume, frankincense, wine, olive oil, fine flour, wheat, sheep, horses, chariots, and people’s bodies and souls.

sentence2: mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ senaman, kiyari isu, karapa, mɨrʉ tato' mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ a'po'nan tʉkɨrɨi'nʉnpasen, waain, are' kasi', wakʉ kuru pʉrowa mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ wi'; paka amʉ' mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ karimeru amʉ'; kaware amʉ', tararan amʉ'; apiyo' ton ennanin pʉra iyesi pɨ'.


sentence1: “Behold, I come like a thief. Blessed is he who watches, and keeps his clothes, so that he doesn’t walk naked, and they see his shame.”

sentence2: “Etakɨ! Ama' kasa uye'ai'! Pori' pe kuru kʉrɨ rɨ esi mɨrɨ te'nʉnse pʉra nenkurunyai'ne' tʉpon mainanpa pɨ' ipon pʉra tʉusarɨ namai' ka'pon amʉ' koro'tau tɨpiyɨtʉ namai',” ta'pʉ iya.


sentence1: He gathered them together into the place which is called in Hebrew, “Harmagedon”.

sentence2: A'kwarʉ amʉ' uya kin amʉ' amʉranʉkʉ'pʉ tanporo pata Amaketan tukai' Ipuru amʉ' nesakʉnʉ ya'.


sentence1: When the living creatures give glory, honor, and thanks to him who sits on the throne, to him who lives forever and ever,

sentence2: Kamoro si asakɨrɨ'nan kon ene amʉ' userenka apono' pon apurɨpɨtʉ pe, inama pe mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ tenki ta tʉuya'nokon pe, tʉuko'mansen pɨ' inke rɨ, inke rɨ,


sentence1: the twenty-four elders fall down before him who sits on the throne and worship him who lives forever and ever, and throw their crowns before the throne, saying,

sentence2: 24 kaisaron kon itepuru ton e'sekunka'pʉ apono' po iyereutasa' piyau apurɨpɨtʉ pe, tʉuko'mansen inke rɨ, inke rɨ, mɨrɨpan kon uya apono' rau tarʉkooi kon, kʉron nonkapɨtʉ'pʉ.


sentence1: The first creature was like a lion, the second creature like a calf, the third creature had a face like a man, and the fourth was like a flying eagle.

sentence2: Wapiyaro' ene usene'pʉ rayan kasa, mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ ite'ma'pʉ winon esi'pʉ paka mʉre kasa, to' osorʉwano esi'pʉ ka'pon emʉ' ke, mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ to' asakɨrɨ'pano esi'pʉ imisimɨ arinta kasa.


sentence1: The four living creatures, each one of them having six wings, are full of eyes around and within. They have no rest day and night, saying, “Holy, holy, holy is the Lord God, the Almighty, who was and who is and who is to come!”

sentence2: To' kaisa rɨ to' apiri esi'pʉ 6 kaisa rɨ'ne, mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ to' enu esi'pʉ to' oi'ne rɨ, to' apiri o'no'ne rɨ. Mɨrɨpan kon ereuta pʉra rɨ iyesi'pʉ wʉi nai mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ ewarupɨ nawɨrɨ rɨ: “Wakʉ, Wakʉ, Wakʉ, Itepuru Papa Meruntɨ pe kuru te'sen ye', moro iye'sa' rʉ'pʉ, mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ moro na'ne', mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ tʉuye'ton,” ta tʉuya'nokon apai.


sentence1: and I will give him the morning star.

sentence2: “Kʉrɨ rɨ entakanin nʉ'pʉ i'se e'to' kupʉ pɨ' iye'sa' iu'matʉ pona rɨ ena' eke pe e'nɨto' tʉto' uya oton ukʉipʉnʉ winɨpai uneporo'pʉ, ka'pon amʉ' tʉpataron kon esa' pe iye'to' pe— ‘Wa'ka pun konekasa' itɨɨi pe esii'ma to' esa' pe iyesi; mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ to' a'morʉka iya tawa ka'sa' ɨinɨ pe a'morʉka kasa.’ Awanakʉi'no kaiyono' ke nɨrɨ irepa uya mɨrɨ.


sentence1: I write to you, little children, because your sins are forgiven you for his name’s sake.

sentence2: Kareta menuka uya serɨ ɨyena'nokon, umunkɨ amʉ' rʉ'kwɨ, apʉne pʉra amakooi kon pɨ' isentu'masa' pɨ' tese' awɨrɨ.


sentence1: I write to you, fathers, because you know him who is from the beginning. I write to you, young men, because you have overcome the evil one. I write to you, little children, because you know the Father.

sentence2: Kareta menuka uya serɨ ɨyena'nokon, papai pokon, apʉne pʉra kʉrɨ rɨ iko'mansa' iyepiya'tɨ'pʉ si'kɨrɨ rɨ i'tu auya'nokon pɨ'. Kareta menuka uya serɨ ɨyena'nokon, moineri'san, apʉne pʉra ɨri entai ɨwe'sa' kon pɨ'. Kareta menuka uya serɨ ɨyena'nokon, umunkɨ amʉ' rʉ'kwɨ, apʉne pʉra Ikʉipʉnʉ i'tusa' auya'nokon pɨ'.


sentence1: Forsaking the right way, they went astray, having followed the way of Balaam the son of Beor, who loved the wages of wrongdoing;

sentence2: To' uya to'saron asanta nɨnsa' to' utɨsa' Peran, Peyorʉ mu e'ma tawɨrɨ tʉutɨto' kon pe ɨri epe'pʉ i'nʉnkanin.


sentence1: but he was rebuked for his own disobedience. A speechless donkey spoke with a man’s voice and stopped the madness of the prophet.

sentence2: E'tane isa'ka'si neseremekʉ'pʉ ɨri inkupʉnʉ pɨ'—tʉusauro'sen pen nɨ—mɨrɨpan usaurokʉ'pʉ ka'pon maimu yau, mɨrɨpan uya pu'kena' sakorooi uya awopa i'nɨ'panʉkʉ'pʉ.


sentence1: and turning the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah into ashes, condemned them to destruction, having made them an example to those who would live in an ungodly way,

sentence2: eke kuru pata ton Satan mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ Komora enpɨ'sa' iya pʉra iyesi na'ne' yau, ipo'tɨ'pʉ iya urumɨrʉ'pʉ pe, iku'sa' iya ento' ipɨ' pe te'ku'ton Papa uya tasa' pen awɨrɨ te'san pɨ';


sentence1: and delivered righteous Lot, who was very distressed by the lustful life of the wicked

sentence2: Ra', ipokena' pe te'sen ka'pon pika'tɨ'pʉ iya ipokoitasa' uya ima'tanʉ'sa' piyɨ'nʉ'nin nan nɨ ka'pon amʉ' mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ main awɨron kon pen nɨ eseru pɨ' iyesi na'ne' yau;


sentence1: (for that righteous man dwelling among them was tormented in his righteous soul from day to day with seeing and hearing lawless deeds),

sentence2: (apʉne pʉra kʉrɨ rɨ si ipokena' pe te'sen ka'pon uko'mamʉ'pʉ to' koro'tau wʉi kaisarɨ rɨ ekota'man pɨ' ɨri ton kupʉ mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ ɨri ton nɨ tato' ene pɨ' mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ eta pɨ')—


sentence1: For he received from God the Father honor and glory when the voice came to him from the Majestic Glory, “This is my beloved Son, in whom I am well pleased.”

sentence2: Apʉne pʉra inamato' mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ eke pe iku'to' eporo'pʉ iya Papa, Ikʉipʉnʉ winɨ, main uyee'pʉ a'tai itena' Eke A'kwa winɨpai, “Pʉse rɨ pʉse rɨ Umu, Uni'nʉnkanʉ; ipɨ' kuru epori'mayai'!” tawon.


sentence1: We heard this voice come out of heaven when we were with him on the holy mountain.

sentence2: Ina uya rɨ serɨ main eta'pʉ tʉpana kon ke Epʉn winon, ina esi a'tai wakʉ wʉ' po ipokon pe.


sentence1: and in knowledge, self-control; and in self-control, perseverance; and in perseverance, godliness;

sentence2: i'tunin pe e'nɨto' pona, tʉuse'se'tɨi' e'nɨto'; tʉuse'se'tɨi' e'nɨto' pona, ta'kʉre'tɨi' e'nɨto'; ta'kʉre'tɨi' e'nɨto' pona, Papa uya tasa' kasa uko'man nɨto';


sentence1: and in godliness, brotherly affection; and in brotherly affection, love.

sentence2: Papa uya tasa' kasa uko'man nɨto' pona, tonpa pɨ' ɨsi'nʉnkena' pe e'nɨto'; tonpa pɨ' ɨsi'nʉnkena' pe e'nɨto' pona, usi'nʉnkan nɨto'.


sentence1: Let your beauty come not from the outward adorning of braiding your hair, and of wearing gold ornaments or of putting on fine clothing,

sentence2: Ayama'nomʉ kon kʉse'nin kɨpo'po rɨ ɨye'rɨwʉntɨsa' kon winɨ, inse' ka'pɨ'sa' pe mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ korʉ konekasa' rɨ ɨrɨwʉn kon pe mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ wakʉ ton nɨ ɨpon kon pe.


sentence1: but from the hidden person of the heart, in the incorruptible adornment of a gentle and quiet spirit, which is very precious in God’s sight.

sentence2: E'tane ru'ku, a'nau'nokon nesii, ama'non pe pʉra tenasen pen ɨ'sɨ'mʉn yai e'nɨto' mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ tʉnpan iya'kwarʉ pe, eke kuru itepe' Papa enu yau.


sentence1: Servants, be in subjection to your masters with all respect, not only to the good and gentle, but also to the wicked.

sentence2: E'tʉtɨ', poitorʉ ton pʉrata ke te'masan pen, ɨyepuru kon ena', tanporon yau to' nama auya'nokon pe, kamoro wakʉ ton pe na'ne' nan mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ tʉusenuminkasan nɨken pen, e'tane kamoro ɨsɨ pe rɨ nɨrɨ ɨku'nin nan kon.


sentence1: For it is commendable if someone endures pain, suffering unjustly, because of conscience toward God.

sentence2: Apʉne pʉra tapurɨpɨ'sen pe ka'pon esi mɨrɨ iwenai pʉra rɨ e'ne' moronkanin pe iyesi yau, apʉne pʉra Papa i'tu tʉuya pɨ' mɨrɨ kasa iyesi.


sentence1: who was foreknown indeed before the foundation of the world, but was revealed in this last age for your sake,

sentence2: Anʉnsa' kʉrɨ rɨ pena rɨ non ekoneka rawɨrɨ rɨ, e'tane isenpoikasa' iweyu u'matʉ pɨ' ɨiwano' kon pe.


sentence1: who through him are believers in God, who raised him from the dead and gave him glory, so that your faith and hope might be in God.

sentence2: Kʉrɨ rɨ poro Papa apurɨ auya'nokon, i'mʉ'sa'kanin nʉ'pʉ iyeri'sa' apai, mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ eke pe iku'sa' iya. Mɨrɨ pɨ' si apurɨto' auya'nokon mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ ɨye'ku'to' kon esi Papa yau.


sentence1: knowing that you were redeemed, not with corruptible things like silver or gold, from the useless way of life handed down from your fathers,

sentence2: I'tu auya'nokon nɨ tʉuma'tasen nɨ korʉ mɨrɨ pe pʉra sirʉpa ke ɨmo'kasa' kon pʉra iyesi, itenpʉ'pʉ pe rɨ ɨuko'manto' kon apai atamokori kon piyapai ɨyena'nokon iye'kwɨrɨ'sa' na'ne',


sentence1: but with precious blood, as of a lamb without blemish or spot, the blood of Christ,

sentence2: e'tane i'nʉnkena' Kʉrai mʉnʉ, karimeru mʉre imaku'pɨ pen mɨrɨ pe pʉra ma'takʉ'pan pen ke.


sentence1: Concerning this salvation, the prophets sought and searched diligently. They prophesied of the grace that would come to you,

sentence2: Serɨ si epika'tɨn nɨto' pɨ' pu'kena' amʉ' tʉusauro'san, wakʉ nonkasa' tʉuye'ton pɨ' ɨpiya'nokon, uya iwarinpa'pʉ tʉuta'kwarʉkai' mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ ti'tui' kuru rɨ.


sentence1: searching for who or what kind of time the Spirit of Christ which was in them pointed to when he predicted the sufferings of Christ and the glories that would follow them.

sentence2: Iwarinpa pɨ' rɨ to' esi'pʉ ɨ'rɨ a'tai iweyu esi, nai kasa iyepʉ tukai', Kʉrai A'kwarʉ to' yau te'sen nekamanʉ, mɨrɨ a'tai isekamasa' rʉ'pʉ pena Kʉrai ekota'mato' mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ a'kwa tʉuye'ton ite'ma'pʉ ta' tukai'.


sentence1: whom, not having known, you love. In him, though now you don’t see him, yet believing, you rejoice greatly with joy that is unspeakable and full of glory,

sentence2: Ensa' auya'nokon pʉra rɨ iye'tane, i'nʉnka auya'nokon; ensa' auya'nokon pʉra rɨ iye'tane serɨ pe, apurɨ auya'nokon, mɨrɨ pɨ' si ipan pe pori' pe ɨwesi kon, eke pe rɨ, ekama poken pʉra rɨ,


sentence1: receiving the result of your faith, the salvation of your souls.

sentence2: apʉne pʉra Papa apurɨto' epe'pʉ pe iyesi aya'kwarʉ kon epika'tɨto' eporo auya'nokon.


sentence1: Brothers, if any among you wanders from the truth and someone turns him back,

sentence2: Utonpa ton, tikin nɨ rɨ ɨtonpa kon utano'ma pe iyesi yau i'napairon apai, mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ tʉron nɨ uya ina'po,


sentence1: let him know that he who turns a sinner from the error of his way will save a soul from death and will cover a multitude of sins.

sentence2: se nesii ɨyenu kon yau: Ɨnʉ' uya rɨ tʉmakooikenan na'po ipokenan pen apai uya ipika'tɨ mɨrɨ ima'tato' apai, mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ tu'kan nɨ makooi nɨpontɨ iya mɨrɨ.


sentence1: Be patient therefore, brothers, until the coming of the Lord. Behold, the farmer waits for the precious fruit of the earth, being patient over it, until it receives the early and late rain.

sentence2: Mɨrɨ pɨ' si, tʉuseta'kai' pʉra e'tɨ', utonpa ton, Itepuru uyepʉ pʉ'kʉ pona rɨ. Apʉne temaina'tɨsen entɨ': tenuri'sen non uya epe'kena' kiyari epetanʉkʉ enupɨkɨrɨ, tʉuseta'kai' pʉra te'sen tuna e'sara'tɨ mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ tuna iu'matʉ yawon enupɨkɨrɨ.


sentence1: You also be patient. Establish your hearts, for the coming of the Lord is at hand.

sentence2: Ɨmɨrɨ'nokon nɨrɨ tʉuseta'kai' pʉra e'tɨ', pana' pe e'soto'katɨ', apʉne pʉra a'ko pe Itepuru uye'to' man.


sentence1: You have lived in luxury on the earth, and taken your pleasure. You have nourished your hearts as in a day of slaughter.

sentence2: Ɨuko'mansa' kon man serɨ non po eke pe rɨ ɨimamin kon tepose, mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ ipan pe i'se ɨwe'to' kon kupʉ pɨ'. Ɨyeka'pɨ'sa' kon ɨwɨnɨ kon weyu a'taino pe.


sentence1: You have condemned and you have murdered the righteous one. He doesn’t resist you.

sentence2: Ɨri ku'nin nʉ'san pen nɨ eno'ma'pʉ mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ tʉ'ka'pʉ auya'nokon, ɨyewa'nomanin kon pokena' nan pen nɨ.


sentence1: Your riches are corrupted and your garments are moth-eaten.

sentence2: Ɨimamin kon a'motasa' man, ene amʉ' uya ɨpon kon ɨ'sa' man.


sentence1: Your gold and your silver are corroded, and their corrosion will be for a testimony against you and will eat your flesh like fire. You have laid up your treasure in the last days.

sentence2: Ɨkorʉʉi kon mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ ɨsirʉpaai kon ukaranpɨ'sa' man. Serɨ ikaranpɨ'sa' uya apa'nʉkʉ kon mɨrɨ, mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ ɨpun kon anɨ iya apo' kasa. Eke pe kuru ɨimamin kon amʉranʉ'sa' auya'nokon serɨ iweyu ton u'matʉ yau.


sentence1: For you ought to say, “If the Lord wills, we will both live, and do this or that.”

sentence2: E'tane ru'ku, “Itepuru eseru pe iyesi yau, se, mɨrɨ pe pʉra mɨ kupʉ pɨ', uko'man nɨ'nokon mɨrɨ,” tato' auya'nokon pe iyesi.


sentence1: But now you glory in your boasting. All such boasting is evil.

sentence2: Na'ne' nin esi, mɨ pe ɨye'kupʉ kon mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ autapurɨ kon. Tanporo serɨ waraino utapurɨn esi ɨri pe.


sentence1: Be subject therefore to God. Resist the devil, and he will flee from you.

sentence2: Mɨrɨ pɨ' si, Papa ena' e'nonkatɨ'. Makoi iwa'kʉ'tɨ', mɨrɨpan ainʉnto' pe ɨpiyapai'nokon.


sentence1: Draw near to God, and he will draw near to you. Cleanse your hands, you sinners. Purify your hearts, you double-minded.

sentence2: A'ko pe Papa piya' ɨsi'tɨ', a'ko pe ɨpiya'nokon iye'to' pe. Ɨyemiyatʉ kon ikumi'tɨ', tʉmakooikena' nan ka'pon amʉ', mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ ɨyewan kon ikorʉkatɨ', ikasimanin ye' ton kuru.


sentence1: But if you have bitter jealousy and selfish ambition in your heart, don’t boast and don’t lie against the truth.

sentence2: E'tane ɨsɨ pe ɨyɨkɨntato' kon, amʉre' pe ɨwe'to' kon esi yau ɨyewan kon yau, ipɨ' katapurɨtʉu, mɨrɨ pe pʉra i'napairon pɨ' kasi kʉkatʉu.


sentence1: This wisdom is not that which comes down from above, but is earthly, sensual, and demonic.

sentence2: Mɨrɨ waraino rɨ ipu'ketʉ u'tɨ pʉra iyesi Epʉn poi, e'tane non winon nɨ, iya'kwarʉ pen nɨ, Makoi winon nɨ.


sentence1: Does a spring send out from the same opening fresh and bitter water?

sentence2: Asa'rɨ rɨ marɨ pe' wakʉ mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ ine'ne' tuna epa'ka poken nai mɨrɨ rɨ marɨ tuna epa'kato' euta yai?


sentence1: Can a fig tree, my brothers, yield olives, or a vine figs? Thus no spring yields both salt water and fresh water.

sentence2: Utonpa ton, pi' e' pe' epeta poken nai are' pe, mɨrɨ pe pʉra kʉre' e' pe' epeta poken nai pi' pe? Ine'ne' pe tepa'kasen tuna uya wakʉ enpa'ka pen nɨ nɨrɨ.


sentence1: Indeed, we put bits into the horses’ mouths so that they may obey us, and we guide their whole body.

sentence2: Kaware mʉta ya' itewa pʉ'kʉ tʉsa' a'tai, umaimu kon awɨrɨ iye'to' pe, tanporo rɨ kaware ra'tɨ mɨrɨ.


sentence1: Behold, the ships also, though they are so big and are driven by fierce winds, are yet guided by a very small rudder, wherever the pilot desires.

sentence2: Mɨrɨ pe pʉra eke kanau amʉ' pɨ' i'tutɨ'. Eke ton pe rɨ iye'tane, pana'pan nɨ a'setun narɨnʉ pe, aiko rɨ e'se'tɨnin uya e'se'tɨ, anin e'to' i'se awɨrɨ itɨto' pe.


sentence1: So the tongue is also a little member, and boasts great things. See how a small fire can spread to a large forest!

sentence2: Mɨrɨ kasa si ani aiko rɨ pun pʉ'kʉ esi, e'tane eke pe tʉutapurɨsen. Ɨsenuminkatɨ' eke rɨ yu' epo'tɨ pɨ' aiko rɨ apo' e'sirinkasa' ke.


sentence1: Let not many of you be teachers, my brothers, knowing that we will receive heavier judgment.

sentence2: Utonpa ton, ti'sa amʉ' pe esi i'se ke'tʉu, apʉne pʉra urɨ'nokon enupanin nan pe te'san eseru aimenkato' oton mɨrɨ ipan pe ɨsɨ pe.


sentence1: For we all stumble in many things. Anyone who doesn’t stumble in word is a perfect person, able to bridle the whole body also.

sentence2: Tanporo tu'kan yau rɨ tʉuta'mo'kasan urɨ'nokon. Ɨnʉ' rɨ esi yau ipoken pʉra te'sen pe pʉra tʉusaurokʉ yau, wakʉ pe kuru iyesi mɨrɨ, tʉpun nɨ si esa' pe iyesi.


sentence1: But do you want to know, vain man, that faith apart from works is dead?

sentence2: Iya'kwarʉ pʉnon ɨmɨrɨ'nokon! Ɨni'tupai pe' me'atʉu apurɨto' ikupʉi'ma pʉra e'nɨ esi notʉn pe?


sentence1: Wasn’t Abraham our father justified by works, in that he offered up Isaac his son on the altar?

sentence2: Utamokori kon pe' Epʉra'an pɨ' ipokena' e' ta'pʉ pen pe' inkupʉ'pʉ wenai Aisi' tʉmu tʉsa' iya a'tai, Papa ena' use'man nɨto' apon po?


sentence1: You see that faith worked with his works, and by works faith was perfected.

sentence2: Ene auya'nokon inapurɨnʉ mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ inkupʉnʉ e'tʉrawasoma'pʉ ɨsi'kaisa rɨ, mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ inkupʉnʉ uya nin si inapurɨnʉ enuka'nʉ'sa' mɨrɨ.


sentence1: So the Scripture was fulfilled which says, “Abraham believed God, and it was accounted to him as righteousness,” and he was called the friend of God.

sentence2: Mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ itekare iye'menukasa' nin si uta'ku'tɨsa', “Epʉra'an uya Papa apurɨ'pʉ, mɨrɨ pɨ' nin si ipokena' pe te'sen ta,” mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ Papa tonpa tukai' esa'sa' na'ne'.


sentence1: and you pay special attention to him who wears the fine clothing and say, “Sit here in a good place;” and you tell the poor man, “Stand there,” or “Sit by my footstool”

sentence2: Kʉrɨ kuru wakʉ pe iyepontɨpɨ'sa' kupʉ auya a'tai wakʉ pe, “Se kuru wakʉ ayapon,” tai'ma ipɨ', entu'manin pɨ', “Mɨ airɨ e'soto'ka',” mɨrɨ pe pʉra, “Ereuta' non po u'ta piyau,” tai'ma. Mɨrɨ ku'sa' auya'nokon a'tai,


sentence1: haven’t you shown partiality among yourselves, and become judges with evil thoughts?

sentence2: iye'menkasa' kon pe pʉra pe' me'ku'atʉu mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ eseru aimenkanin pe ɨyenasa' kon, ipoken pʉra ɨri pe ɨusenuminka kon winɨ rɨ?


sentence1: For if anyone is a hearer of the word and not a doer, he is like a man looking at his natural face in a mirror;

sentence2: Ɨnʉ' rɨ esi a'tai main etanin pe e'tane iku'nin pe pʉra, kʉrɨ rɨ esi mɨrɨ ka'pon, wanamari ya' temʉ' ennin kasa,


sentence1: for he sees himself, and goes away, and immediately forgets what kind of man he was.

sentence2: mɨrɨpan utɨ tʉusene'pʉ tʉpo, inke pʉra rɨ mɨrɨ kasa tesi tukai' tʉusene'pʉ pu'tɨka'nʉkʉ iya.


sentence1: Let no man say when he is tempted, “I am tempted by God,” for God can’t be tempted by evil, and he himself tempts no one.

sentence2: “Papa uya i'tupɨ'nɨto' ya' utʉsa',” kʉ'kanin ɨnʉ' rɨ i'tupɨ'nɨto' ya' te'tʉsa' a'tai, apʉne pʉra Papa esi i'tupɨ'nin pen ɨri ke, ɨnʉ' rɨ i'tupɨ'nin pen kʉrɨ rɨ;


sentence1: But each one is tempted when he is drawn away by his own lust and enticed.

sentence2: e'tane ka'pon e'tʉrʉ i'tupɨ'nɨto' ya' ɨri i'se iye'to' winɨ, mɨrɨ uya rɨ ipi'sikʉ mɨrɨpan epori'ma ɨri pɨ'.


sentence1: Then the lust, when it has conceived, bears sin. The sin, when it is full grown, produces death.

sentence2: Mɨrɨ a'tai si, ɨri i'se te'sen entusa' a'tai, ɨri ton eseru ku'nin pe, mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ si mɨrɨ ɨri ton eseru usemo'kasa' a'tai, uma'tan nɨto' ya' arɨ iya.


sentence1: But let him ask in faith, without any doubting, for he who doubts is like a wave of the sea, driven by the wind and tossed.

sentence2: E'tane apurɨi'ma nekama'poi ikasimai'ma pʉra, apʉne pʉra kʉrɨ rɨ ikasimai'ma ekama'ponin esi mɨrɨ sipa'sipa parau po, pese'tɨ nʉposi'manʉ nʉpininpanʉ kasa.


sentence1: For that man shouldn’t think that he will receive anything from the Lord.

sentence2: Kʉrɨ rɨ ka'pon kʉ'senuminkanin ɨ'rɨ eporo tʉuya Itepuru winɨpai tukai';


sentence1: He is a double-minded man, unstable in all his ways.

sentence2: ikasimanin pe kuru iyesi mɨrɨ, inkupʉnʉ esi mɨrɨ petenan pe pʉra.


sentence1: Therefore let’s also, seeing we are surrounded by so great a cloud of witnesses, lay aside every weight and the sin which so easily entangles us, and let’s run with perseverance the race that is set before us,

sentence2: Mɨrɨ pe si iyesi pɨ', tu'ke kuru rɨ kamoro iye'kupʉ tʉnene'pʉ kon ekamanin nan esi pɨ' uwoi'nokon, eno'mapai'nokon tanporon nɨ uko'manʉkʉ kon pɨ' na'ne' mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ makoi upɨ'nokon ita'sisa' na'ne' sa'man pe rɨ, mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ eka'tun nɨpai'nokon ikupʉ uya kuru tai'ma eka'tun nɨto' iyawɨrɨ pe iye'ma'kʉmasa' na'ne' awɨrɨ.


sentence1: looking to Jesus, the author and perfecter of faith, who for the joy that was set before him endured the cross, despising its shame, and has sat down at the right hand of the throne of God.

sentence2: Sises pɨ' uyenu kon tʉtʉse e'nɨpai'nokon, apurɨto' piya'tɨnin nʉ'pʉ mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ wakʉ pe ikonekanin nʉ'pʉ, pori' pe te'to' esi pɨ' tʉrau kurusu' moronkanin nʉ'pʉ, ɨpiyɨ'nɨto' tʉnamai' pʉra rɨ, mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ si Papa apon enwo'netʉ winɨ iyereuta'pʉ.


sentence1: For he has been counted worthy of more glory than Moses, because he who built the house has more honor than the house.

sentence2: Sises i'tusa' esi'pʉ eke pe tʉnamasen pe Mosi' entai, ɨutɨ amɨnin uya tʉnamato' eporo kasa eke pe ɨutɨ nama entai.


sentence1: For every house is built by someone; but he who built all things is God.

sentence2: Apʉne pʉra tanporo ɨutɨ ton amɨsa' mɨrɨ ka'pon uya, e'tane Papa esi tanporon nɨ amɨnin pe.


sentence1: I thank my God always, making mention of you in my prayers,

sentence2: Tenki tawon ye' rɨ urɨ, Papa, itese' pɨ' e'to' pɨ' ɨpʉrema a'tai uyenu yau ɨkupʉ uya pɨ',


sentence1: hearing of your love and of the faith which you have toward the Lord Jesus and toward all the saints,

sentence2: apʉne pʉra ɨusi'nʉnkato' mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ Itepuru Sises Kʉrai apurɨto' auya mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ tanporo wakʉ ton i'nʉnkato' auya eta uya pɨ'.


sentence1: But when the kindness of God our Savior and his love toward mankind appeared,

sentence2: E'tane nin si mannʉ' pe mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ ɨ'si'nʉnke' pe Papa upika'tɨnin kon e'to' usenpoikasa' a'tai,


sentence1: not by works of righteousness which we did ourselves, but according to his mercy, he saved us through the washing of regeneration and renewing by the Holy Spirit,

sentence2: upika'tɨ'pʉ iya 'nokon, ipokena' ku'sa' wenai pen, e'tane ɨsentu'ke' pe tesi wenai. Upika'tɨ'pʉ iya 'nokon entuka'nɨ pe kanan e'nɨ ekorʉka winɨ mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ emenna' pe Wakʉ A'kwarʉ winɨ ekonekan ke,


sentence1: for Demas left me, having loved this present world, and went to Thessalonica; Crescens to Galatia; and Titus to Dalmatia.

sentence2: apʉne pʉra Temas uya unonkasa' man, mɨrɨpan utɨ'pʉ man Tesaroni'ka pona, serɨ orʉ i'nʉnka tʉuya pɨ'. Kʉre'sin utɨ'pʉ man Kare'siya pona, Tai'tas nɨrɨ utɨ'pʉ Tarʉma'siya pona.


sentence1: Only Luke is with me. Take Mark and bring him with you, for he is useful to me for service.

sentence2: Ʉru' rɨken man upiyau. Ɨuyepʉ a'tai, Ma' tepose ine'kɨ aya'kɨrɨ, apʉne pʉra upika'tɨnin pe i'se esi pɨ' utʉrawasooi yau.


sentence1: But I sent Tychicus to Ephesus.

sentence2: Tai'ki'kas nin ennoko'pʉ uya man E'pe'sas pona.


sentence1: in gentleness correcting those who oppose him. Perhaps God may give them repentance leading to a full knowledge of the truth,

sentence2: Kamo tewa'nomanin nan enupato' iya pe iyesi ɨ'sɨ'mʉn yai, e'kupʉi'ma Papa uya to' kupʉ tera'tɨsen pe to' anin pe i'nairon i'tuto' ya',


sentence1: and they may recover themselves out of the devil’s snare, having been taken captive by him to do his will.

sentence2: mɨrɨpan kon a'kwarʉ uye'to' pe mɨrɨpan kon ainʉnto' pe Makoi mareei apai, to' a'sisa' iya na'ne' i'se te'to' ku'nin pe.


sentence1: Hold the pattern of sound words which you have heard from me, in faith and love which is in Christ Jesus.

sentence2: Ɨneta'pʉ uwinɨ iku'kɨ wakʉ enupan nɨto' ento' ipɨ' pe, apurɨto' mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ usi'nʉnkan nɨto' pokon pe Kʉrai Sises yau.


sentence1: That good thing which was committed to you, guard through the Holy Spirit who dwells in us.

sentence2: Ɨyena' inonkasa' na'ne' wakʉ itʉsa' erasu pe e'kɨ—iterasu pe e'kɨ Wakʉ A'kwarʉ uya tʉpika'tɨi' uyau'nokon nʉko'manyai'ne'.


sentence1: Paul, an apostle of Jesus Christ through the will of God, according to the promise of the life which is in Christ Jesus,

sentence2: Paarʉ, Kʉrai Sises nennoko'pʉ Papa eseru winɨ, ikupʉ uya tukai' usauro'nɨsa' rʉ'pʉ uko'man nɨto' pɨ' awɨrɨ Kʉrai Sises yau na'ne' winɨpaino,


sentence1: to Timothy, my beloved child: Grace, mercy, and peace, from God the Father and Christ Jesus our Lord.

sentence2: Temu'ti, umu rʉ'kwɨ enakan: Wakʉ nonkasa', usentu'man nɨto' mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ tʉusewankamai' pʉra e'nɨto' Papa, Ikʉipʉnʉ mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ Kʉrai Sises, Uyepuru kon winon nesii ɨiwano' kon pe.


sentence1: Timothy, guard that which is committed to you, turning away from the empty chatter and oppositions of what is falsely called knowledge,

sentence2: Temu'ti, ɨyena' inonkasa' ene pa erasu pe e'kɨ. Papa uya tasa' pen nɨ pɨ' usauro'nɨto' mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ i'tunin pe e'nɨto' pɨ' e'sei'pɨ'nɨto' piyapai tera'tɨi' e'kɨ,


sentence1: which some profess, and thus have wandered from the faith. Grace be with you. Amen.

sentence2: tʉron kon uya ekamasa' na'ne' mɨrɨpan kon utɨsa' apurɨto' piyapai. Tɨwɨ wakʉ nonkasa' nesii ɨpiyau'nokon.


sentence1: But godliness with contentment is great gain.

sentence2: E'tane Papa apurɨ pɨ' e'nɨto' pori' pe esii'ma itesa' pe e'nɨto' pɨ' esi eke pe rɨ eposa' pe.


sentence1: For we brought nothing into the world, and we certainly can’t carry anything out.

sentence2: Apʉne pʉra ɨ'rɨ ne'sa' pʉra rɨ iyesi non pona, mɨrɨpan ɨ'rɨ arɨ pʉra rɨ iyesi iyapai.


sentence1: But having food and clothing, we will be content with that.

sentence2: E'tane ti'kiyari ke mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ tʉpon ke e'nɨ pɨ', pori' pe rɨ ipɨ' e'nɨto' pe iyesi.


sentence1: he is conceited, knowing nothing, but obsessed with arguments, disputes, and word battles, from which come envy, strife, insulting, evil suspicions,

sentence2: esi mɨrɨ mɨ pe iye'ku'sa' pe mɨrɨpan uya ɨ'rɨ to'ka'nʉkʉ pʉra rɨ iyesi. E'ne' pe rɨ e'sei'pɨ'pai iye'to' uya ikupʉ mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ ɨsipɨ' e'nɨto' main wenai. Mɨrɨ moron nʉ'pʉ pe ikinita, iyɨkɨnta, mɨrɨpan usaurokʉ ɨsɨ pe rɨ, ɨri pe tʉron kon esi tukai' isenuminka,


sentence1: constant friction of people of corrupt minds and destitute of the truth, who suppose that godliness is a means of gain. Withdraw yourself from such.

sentence2: mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ miyarɨ rɨ e'sei'pɨ' nɨ pɨ' to' esi ɨri ke isenuminkato' ima'tasa' kon pokon pe, irapumasa' kon nɨ i'nairon pɨ' mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ pʉrata epoto' iwinɨ pe Papa uya tasa' kasa e'nɨ tukai' tʉusenuminkasan.


sentence1: Some men’s sins are evident, preceding them to judgment, and some also follow later.

sentence2: Tʉron kon ka'pon amʉ' makooi esi tense kuru rɨ, mɨrɨpan kon makooi utɨ to' rawɨrɨ utaimenkan nɨto' ya', e'tane tʉron kon makooi usenpoika emennʉ'pʉ.


sentence1: In the same way also there are good works that are obvious, and those that are otherwise can’t be hidden.

sentence2: Mɨrɨ kasa rɨ marɨ wakʉ kupʉ usene, mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ wakʉ pe isene pʉra na'ne' uko'mamʉ pʉra rɨ iyesi te'so'nanse.


sentence1: Also command these things, that they may be without reproach.

sentence2: Serɨ ton to' nʉkupʉnʉ ke ka'pon amʉ' auro'kaka'kɨ rɨ nɨrɨ, ɨnʉ' rɨ esi namai' tʉpokonomasen pe.


sentence1: But if anyone doesn’t provide for his own, and especially his own household, he has denied the faith and is worse than an unbeliever.

sentence2: Ɨnʉ' rɨ esi yau tʉtonpa ton mainanpanin pe pʉra, mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ a'kopan kon kuru sa'ne iyamʉtʉ ton, apurɨto' tʉuya nonkasa' iya mɨrɨ mɨrɨpan esi ipan pe rɨ apurɨnin pen entai.


sentence1: For bodily exercise has some value, but godliness has value in all things, having the promise of the life which is now and of that which is to come.

sentence2: Apʉne pʉra pun enupato' esi tepe'pʉ ke mara rɨ, e'tane Papa pokon pe e'nɨto' epe'pʉ esi tanporo kuru rɨ nin, asa'rɨ rɨ te'ku'ton a'si iya serɨ pe uko'man nɨto' mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ serɨ enta' uko'man nɨto'.


sentence1: This saying is faithful and worthy of all acceptance.

sentence2: Serɨ serɨ tapurɨsen kuru main tanʉnsen kuru rɨ


sentence1: forbidding marriage and commanding to abstain from foods which God created to be received with thanksgiving by those who believe and know the truth.

sentence2: Ka'pon amʉ' emari'ma namai' to' kupʉ to' uya, mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ tʉron nɨ ton kiyari piyapai to' e'to' pe to' panama to' uya, Papa nʉkaa'pʉ tenki tai'ma kamoro apurɨnin nan mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ i'nairon i'tunin nan nanʉmʉnʉ rɨ.


sentence1: For every creature of God is good, and nothing is to be rejected if it is received with thanksgiving.

sentence2: Apʉne pʉra tanporon Papa nʉkaa'pʉ esi wakʉ pe, mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ ɨ'rɨ pʉra rɨ iyesi tʉnurunpasen pe tenki tai'ma anʉmʉ pe iyesi yau,


sentence1: For it is sanctified through the word of God and prayer.

sentence2: apʉne pʉra ipʉremasa' pe iyesi Papa maimu ke mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ ɨpʉreman nɨto' ke.


sentence1: one who rules his own house well, having children in subjection with all reverence;

sentence2: Wakʉ pe tamʉtʉ ton esa' e' pe iye'to' pe iyesi mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ tʉmunkɨ amʉ' esi tʉmaimu awɨrɨ ennin pe tʉnamai'ma wakʉ pe.


sentence1: (for how could someone who doesn’t know how to rule his own house take care of God’s assembly?)

sentence2: (Ɨnʉ' rɨ esi yau tamʉtʉ ton esa' pe e'nɨto' i'tu iya pʉra, nai kasa ken Papa so'sii mainanpa iya?)


sentence1: The overseer therefore must be without reproach, the husband of one wife, temperate, sensible, modest, hospitable, good at teaching;

sentence2: Pʉse rɨ si so'si epuru e'to' pe iyesi isapemato' ipɨkɨrɨ pʉra, tikin nan nɨ tʉno'pʉ taan'pʉ pe, mentaino ye' pe pʉra, tiwano' pe tʉuse'se'tɨsen pe, tʉnamasen ye' pe, wakʉ pe ka'pon amʉ' ku'nin pe tiwʉ' tau, enupanin pe,


sentence1: not a drinker, not violent, not greedy for money, but gentle, not quarrelsome, not covetous;

sentence2: e'taripan nɨto' ya' iye'tʉsa' pe pʉra, ɨsɨ ye' pe pʉra e'tane ɨ'sɨ'mʉn yaino ye' pe, ɨsipɨkɨ'ne' e' pe pʉra, pʉrata i'nʉnkanin ye' pe pʉra.


sentence1: although I used to be a blasphemer, a persecutor, and insolent. However, I obtained mercy because I did it ignorantly in unbelief.

sentence2: Ɨri pe rɨ tʉpɨ' usauro'pɨ'sa' e'tane, tapurɨnin nan nɨ kota'masa' uya e'tane, ɨsɨ pe rɨ e'pɨ'sa' e'tane. E'tane rɨ, upɨ' isentu'ma'pʉ, apʉne pʉra i'tu uya pʉra iyesi uya mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ apurɨ uya pʉra rɨ iyesi uya iku'sa' wenai.


sentence1: The grace of our Lord abounded exceedingly with faith and love which is in Christ Jesus.

sentence2: Wakʉ nonkasa' uyepuru kon uya e'tʉrʉ'pʉ upona eke pe rɨ, apurɨto' mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ usi'nʉnkan nɨto' pokon pe Kʉrai Sises yau'ne na'ne' ton.


sentence1: As I urged you when I was going into Macedonia, stay at Ephesus that you might command certain men not to teach a different doctrine,

sentence2: Ikupʉ pa kuru kɨnyekama'potaine' kasa Ma'sitoniya pona utɨtaine' a'tai, E'pe'sas po e'kɨ, kamo ka'pon amʉ' apiyo'makɨ to' ereutato' pe ennakanin usenupan nɨto' pɨ' enupan pɨ' to' esi namai',


sentence1: and not to pay attention to myths and endless genealogies, which cause disputes rather than God’s stewardship, which is in faith.

sentence2: panton pɨ' rɨ mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ tʉtamokori kon pɨ' rɨ te'tʉse to' esi namai'. Serɨ ton uya ɨ'seyaton pɨ' e'nɨ emapu'tɨ mɨrɨ, Papa tʉrawasooi kasa pʉra rɨ, apurɨto' winon.


sentence1: Paul, an apostle of Jesus Christ according to the commandment of God our Savior and the Lord Jesus Christ our hope,

sentence2: Paarʉ, Kʉrai Sises nennoko'pʉ tekareei ekamai' Papa uya tapiyo'mai' urɨ'nokon pika'tɨnin mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ Kʉrai Sises, urɨ'nokon e'ku'to' ipɨ' winɨpaino,


sentence1: to Timothy, my true child in faith: Grace, mercy, and peace from God our Father and Christ Jesus our Lord.

sentence2: Temu'ti, i'nai rɨ umu pe te'sen apurɨto' yau enakan: Wakʉ nonkasa', usentu'man nɨto' mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ tʉusewankamai' pʉra e'nɨto' Papa, Ikʉipʉnʉ mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ Kʉrai Sises, uyepuru kon winon.


sentence1: Now we command you, brothers, in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ, that you withdraw yourselves from every brother who walks in rebellion and not after the tradition which they received from us.

sentence2: Itepuru Sises Kʉrai ese' yau, utonpa ton, ina uya ayapiyo'ma kon, tenkurunsan mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ ina uya ɨyenupa'pʉ kon awɨrɨ pʉra tʉuko'mansan utonpa kon piyau ɨwesi kon namai'.


sentence1: For you know how you ought to imitate us. For we didn’t behave ourselves rebelliously among you,

sentence2: Ɨmɨrɨ'nokon uya rɨ i'tu ina esi'pʉ kasa ɨwe'to' kon pe iyesi, ina enkurumʉ pʉn ɨpiyau'nokon ina esi a'tai.


sentence1: Test all things, and hold firmly that which is good.

sentence2: Tanporon i'tupɨ'tɨ'. Wakʉ pɨ' ata'sitɨ'.


sentence1: Abstain from every form of evil.

sentence2: Tanporon ɨ'si'taino pe na'ne' ɨri ton kʉ'ku'tʉu.


sentence1: Don’t quench the Spirit.

sentence2: Iya'kwarʉ kama'tu kʉsenkʉ'nʉ'tʉu;


sentence1: Don’t despise prophecies.

sentence2: Pu'kena' amʉ' nekamanʉ kʉ'ku'tʉu se pe rɨ.


sentence1: For God didn’t appoint us to wrath, but to the obtaining of salvation through our Lord Jesus Christ,

sentence2: Apʉne pʉra Papa uya uyanʉnsa' kon pen kota'man nɨto' kon pe tʉuya, e'tane epika'tɨn nɨto' eponin pe uyepuru kon Sises Kʉrai poro.


sentence1: who died for us, that, whether we wake or sleep, we should live together with him.

sentence2: Iyerikʉ'pʉ uponaro' kon pe, nurɨne e'nɨ pe iyesi yau, eri'nɨsa' pe rɨ iyesi yau, ipokon pe rɨ uko'man nɨto' oton kon.


sentence1: But you, brothers, aren’t in darkness, that the day should overtake you like a thief.

sentence2: E'tane ɨmɨrɨ'nokon, ina tonpa ton esi ewarupɨ nawon kon pe pʉra; mɨrɨ wenai, Itepuru Sises uyepʉ weyu uya ɨyewansiukato' oton kon pen ama' kasa.


sentence1: You are all children of light and children of the day. We don’t belong to the night, nor to darkness,

sentence2: A'kwa munkɨ pe ɨwesi kon, wʉi munkɨ pe ɨwesi kon. Urɨ'nokon esi ewarupɨ nawon kon pe pʉra.


sentence1: For this we tell you by the word of the Lord, that we who are alive, who are left until the coming of the Lord, will in no way precede those who have fallen asleep.

sentence2: Itepuru maimu na'ne' kasa rɨ, ina uya apana'tɨ kon urɨ'nokon nurɨne rɨ marɨ na'ne' nan, iye'nonkasa' kon Itepuru uyepʉ pʉ'kʉ pona uya iye'nʉnsa' kon nʉ'san wapiya'kato' oton parɨ pen nɨ.


sentence1: For the Lord himself will descend from heaven with a shout, with the voice of the archangel and with God’s trumpet. The dead in Christ will rise first,

sentence2: Apʉne pʉra Itepuru u'tɨto' oton Epʉn apai, eke pe imaimu, inserʉ amʉ' epuru maimu pokon pe mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ tʉronpi' uturumʉ Papa maimu pɨ' pokon pe, mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ eke' ton Kʉrai ese' pɨ' esii'ma iyeri'sa' kon e'mʉ'sa'kato' oton wapiya.


sentence1: that each one of you know how to control his own body in sanctification and honor,

sentence2: akaisarɨ'nokon ɨpun kon esa' pe te'san pe ɨusenupato' kon esi wakʉ pe te'sen awɨrɨ mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ tʉnamasen pe e'nɨto' awɨrɨ,


sentence1: not in the passion of lust, even as the Gentiles who don’t know God,

sentence2: nɨkɨ' pe pʉra Papa pʉnon kon, Papa i'tunin nan pen kasa;


sentence1: Finally then, brothers, we beg and exhort you in the Lord Jesus, that as you received from us how you ought to walk and to please God, that you abound more and more.

sentence2: Miyarɨ rɨ man, ina tonpa ton, ina uya ɨyenupakaa'pʉ kon ɨuko'mamʉ kon eseru ke Papa pori'manin pe. I'napairɨ rɨ iyesi, mɨrɨ awɨrɨ rɨ mʉko'manyatʉi'. Serɨ si ina uya ɨyekama'po kon mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ ayapiyo'ma kon Itepuru Sises yau serɨ kupʉ kon pa miyarɨ rɨ.


sentence1: For you know what instructions we gave you through the Lord Jesus.

sentence2: Apʉne pʉra mɨrɨ iku'tɨ' ta'pʉ ina uya ɨpɨ'nokon Itepuru Sises meruntɨrʉ yau i'tu auya'nokon.


sentence1: For this cause, brothers, we were comforted over you in all our distress and affliction through your faith.

sentence2: Mɨrɨ pe iyesi pɨ', utonpa ton, tanporon ina usewankamato' yau mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ Papa wenai ina kota'mato' yau ina epori'ma'pʉ ɨpɨ'nokon, apurɨto' auya'nokon pɨ'.


sentence1: For now we live, if you stand fast in the Lord.

sentence2: Serɨ nin si ina a'kwarʉ uye'ka'sa', pana' pe ɨye'mʉ'sa'ka kon pɨ' Itepuru apurɨ pɨ' ɨwesi kon pɨ'.


sentence1: that no one would be moved by these afflictions. For you know that we are appointed to this task.

sentence2: mɨrɨ ti'tupɨ'to' pɨ' ɨnʉ' rɨ utanpokʉma namai'. I'tu auya'nokon nɨ, serɨ ton yai rɨ epa'kan tasa' Papa uya.


sentence1: For most certainly, when we were with you, we told you beforehand that we are to suffer affliction, even as it happened, and you know.

sentence2: I'nai rɨ, ɨpiyau'nokon tesi kon a'tai, serɨ ton nɨ ekama pɨ' ina ne'tai ka'pon amʉ' uya rɨ ukota'mato' kon oton. Mɨrɨ ta'pʉ awɨrɨ rɨ iye'kupʉ, mi'tuyatʉi'ne' rɨ.


sentence1: Therefore when we couldn’t stand it any longer, we thought it good to be left behind at Athens alone,

sentence2: Mɨrɨ a'kʉre'tɨ tʉuya'nokon poken pʉra iyesi pɨ', wakʉ pe kuru iyesi tɨwɨ ina e'nɨnsa' a'tai A'tens po tukai' ina usenuminka'pʉ.


sentence1: and sent Timothy, our brother and God’s servant in the Good News of Christ, to establish you and to comfort you concerning your faith,

sentence2: Ina uya Temu'ti ennoko'pʉ, ina tonpa mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ Papa e'tʉrawasoma tonpa Kʉrai wakʉ ekareei ekama pɨ', ɨmeruntɨtanʉ'se'na'nokon mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ ɨpori'mapɨ'se'na'nokon apurɨto' auya'nokon yau,


sentence1: For what is our hope, or joy, or crown of rejoicing? Isn’t it even you, before our Lord Jesus at his coming?

sentence2: Apʉne pʉra ɨ'rɨ ken esi ina e'ku'to' pe, ina epori'mato' pe, mɨrɨ pe pʉra aro', kʉron tato' ina utapurɨto' yai pe, Sises ina epuru rau iyepʉ a'tai? Ɨmɨrɨ'nokon pen pe'?


sentence1: For you are our glory and our joy.

sentence2: I'nai rɨ kuru, ɨmɨrɨ'nokon esi ina apurɨpɨ'to' ipɨkɨrɨ pe mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ ina epori'mato' pe.


sentence1: But we, brothers, being bereaved of you for a short season in presence, not in heart, tried even harder to see your face with great desire,

sentence2: E'tane, utonpa ton, aka'ne' pe rɨ ina pʉra ɨpiyau'nokon iyesi'pʉ a'tai (ka'pon pe, usenuminkan nɨto' yau pen), ipan pe ina e'to' ɨyenpai'nokon yau ɨyento' kon pe sa'man pe ina usi'tu'pʉ.


sentence1: because we wanted to come to you—indeed, I, Paul, once and again—but Satan hindered us.

sentence2: Apʉne pʉra ɨtɨpai ina esi pɨ' ɨpiya'nokon—i'nai rɨ sa'ne urɨ, Paarʉ uya iku'kaa'pʉ mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ iku'kaa'pʉ uya kanan—e'tane Se'tan uya ina ereutanʉ'pɨtʉ'pʉ.


sentence1: who killed both the Lord Jesus and their own prophets, and drove us out, and don’t please God, and are contrary to all men,

sentence2: Kamoro rɨ Esuwerʉ amʉ' uya rɨ marɨ Itepuru Sises mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ pu'kena' ton tʉ'ka'pʉ, kamoro uya rɨ marɨ ina enpa'ka'pʉ. Serɨ kupʉ to' uya esi Papa ewaruma pe, tanporon kon nɨ pɨ' ɨsɨ pe to' esi.


sentence1: forbidding us to speak to the Gentiles that they may be saved, to fill up their sins always. But wrath has come on them to the uttermost.

sentence2: Ina uya itekare ekama i'se pʉra to' esi'pʉ Esuwerʉ amʉ' pen pɨ', to' epika'tɨto' pe. Serɨ kasa rɨ tʉmakooi kon ka'pu'tɨnin nan ipʉ'kʉ pona rɨ. Iye'seposa' si, Papa uya kota'man nɨto' uye'to' to' pona iu'matʉ pe rɨ.


sentence1: As you know, we exhorted, comforted, and implored every one of you, as a father does his own children,

sentence2: Apʉne pʉra i'tu auya'nokon akaisarɨ'nokon ina uya apanama'pʉ kon, tʉmunkɨ ton panama ikʉipʉnʉ uya kasa,


sentence1: to the end that you should walk worthily of God, who calls you into his own Kingdom and glory.

sentence2: ɨpori'mapɨtʉ kon, aya'kwarʉ kon ne'pɨtʉ pɨ' mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ ayapiyo'ma kon pɨ' ɨuko'manto' kon yau ɨuko'mamʉ kon pa Papa e'to' i'se awɨrɨ, ɨkɨ'manin kon esa' wannɨ pe mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ eke pe tʉpokon pe ɨwe'to' kon ya'.


sentence1: nor seeking glory from men (neither from you nor from others), when we might have claimed authority as apostles of Christ.

sentence2: Ka'pon amʉ' uya ina apurɨpɨtʉ i'se ina esi'pʉ pen, ɨmɨrɨ'nokon nɨ mɨrɨ pe pʉra ɨnʉ' yan nɨ.


sentence1: But we were gentle among you, like a nursing mother cherishes her own children.

sentence2: Kʉrai nennoko'san pe itekare ekamai' ina nesii'no ɨyerupa'nokon pʉrata winɨ, e'tane ɨ'sɨ'mʉn yaino kon pe rɨ ina esi'pʉ ɨ'koro'tau'nokon, isan esi aiko ton tʉmunkɨ mainanpa pɨ' kasa.


sentence1: For you yourselves know, brothers, our visit to you wasn’t in vain,

sentence2: Utonpa ton, i'tu auya'nokon ina uya aka'kʉranpasa' kon a'tai, notʉn pe iyesi'pʉ pen.


sentence1: but having suffered before and been shamefully treated, as you know, at Philippi, we grew bold in our God to tell you the Good News of God in much conflict.

sentence2: Mi'tuyatʉi'ne' kasa rɨ, wapiya kuru ina kota'ma'pʉ to' uya mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ ina sapema'pʉ to' uya Piri'pai yau, e'tane Papa itese' pɨ' ina e'to' uya tʉpika'tɨi' ina esi wakʉ itekareei ɨnekamapai kuru ɨpɨ'nokon pana' pe rɨ ewa'nomanin e'tane.


sentence1: For from you the word of the Lord has been declared, not only in Macedonia and Achaia, but also in every place your faith toward God has gone out, so that we need not to say anything.

sentence2: Main Itepuru iwano' utɨsa' ɨpiyapai'nokon Ma'sitoniya mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ A'kaya yau rɨken pen—Papa apurɨto' auya'nokon enasa' ti'tusen pe mɨ awɨrɨ rɨ. Mɨrɨ pe iyesi pɨ', ɨnʉ' yan pɨ' rɨ ina nekama ton itekare pʉra man mɨrɨ enta'.


sentence1: For they themselves report concerning us what kind of a reception we had from you, and how you turned to God from idols to serve a living and true God,

sentence2: Mɨ airɨ rɨ ina utɨ kaisa rɨ, ka'pon amʉ' usaurokʉ, iye'ku'sa' rʉ'pʉ pɨ' ina ereutanʉkʉ auya'nokon yau. Ɨyera'tɨsa' kon Papa winɨkʉi' apurɨse'na ika'sa' ton piyapai, tʉuko'mansen mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ i'napairon Papa winɨkʉi' iyapiyo' pe e'se'na tukai' to' uya ekama,


sentence1: We always give thanks to God for all of you, mentioning you in our prayers,

sentence2: Tɨwɨrɨ tʉwɨpʉrema kon yau Papa pɨ' tenki ta pɨ' ina man ɨpɨ'nokon.


sentence1: remembering without ceasing your work of faith and labor of love and perseverance of hope in our Lord Jesus Christ, before our God and Father.

sentence2: Miyarɨ rɨ Papa itese' pɨ' ina e'to' mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ Ikʉipʉnʉ rau tenu kon yau ɨtʉrawasooi kon apurɨto' auya'nokon winɨ iye'seposa', sa'man pe ɨye'tʉrawasomato' kon usi'nʉnkan nɨto' winɨ tʉutari'nʉnpai', mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ imoronkato' auya'nokon ɨye'ku'to' kon uyepuru kon Sises Kʉrai yau apana'tɨ kon winɨ.


sentence1: If then you were raised together with Christ, seek the things that are above, where Christ is, seated on the right hand of God.

sentence2: Mɨrɨ si'kɨrɨ Kʉrai a'kɨrɨ ɨye'mʉ'sa'kasa' kon pɨ', ɨyewan kon itʉtɨ' kau na'ne' nan pɨ' rɨken nɨ, Papa enwo'netʉ winɨ Kʉrai ereutasa' na'ne' yawon pɨ'.


sentence1: Set your mind on the things that are above, not on the things that are on the earth.

sentence2: Kawon ton pɨ' rɨken ɨsenuminkatɨ', non pon pɨ' pen.


sentence1: For you died, and your life is hidden with Christ in God.

sentence2: Apʉne pʉra ɨyeri'sa' kon mɨrɨ, mɨrɨpan ɨuko'manto' kon e'so'nansa' Kʉrai pokon pe Papa yau.


sentence1: You were dead through your trespasses and the uncircumcision of your flesh. He made you alive together with him, having forgiven us all our trespasses,

sentence2: Iyeri'sa' pe ɨwesi kon koro'tau amakooi kon yau mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ ipi'pɨ puturʉkasa' pen a'taino kasa amakooi kon yau ɨwe'tane'nokon, Papa uya nurɨne ɨkuu'pʉ kon Kʉrai pokon pe. Tanporo umakooi kon eno'ma'pʉ iya,


sentence1: wiping out the handwriting in ordinances which was against us. He has taken it out of the way, nailing it to the cross.

sentence2: iye'menukasa' rʉ'pʉ main tunka'nʉkʉ'pʉ iya, tanporo iteseru pokon pe, urɨ'nokon winɨkʉi' ekamʉra te'sen uyewa'nomanin kon, mɨrɨpan mo'ka'pʉ iya kurusu' pona tʉpokapɨ'se.


sentence1: He is the image of the invisible God, the firstborn of all creation.

sentence2: Kʉrai esi tʉusensen pen Papa pe rɨ, Eke Kuru tanporon iye'ka'sa' ton na'ne' entaino.


sentence1: For by him all things were created in the heavens and on the earth, visible things and invisible things, whether thrones or dominions or principalities or powers. All things have been created through him and for him.

sentence2: Kʉrɨ rɨ winɨ Papa uya tanporon nɨ koneka'pʉ: ka'yawon ton mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ non pon ton nɨ, tʉusensen mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ tʉusensen pen, apono' amʉ', pata esanon, meruntɨ mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ eke ton nɨ kanan; tanporon ekoneka'pʉ iwinɨ mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ itiwano' pe.


sentence1: who delivered us out of the power of darkness, and translated us into the Kingdom of the Son of his love,

sentence2: Apʉne pʉra ewarupɨ meruntɨrʉ apai umo'kasa' iya 'nokon, mɨrɨpan uya une'sa' kon tʉmu, tʉni'nʉnkanʉ e'to' esa' wannɨ pe ya',


sentence1: in whom we have our redemption, the forgiveness of our sins.

sentence2: kʉrɨ rɨ winɨ umakooi kon use'masa', upɨ'nokon isentu'ma ke.


sentence1: We give thanks to God the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, praying always for you,

sentence2: Inke rɨ tenki ta pɨ' ina man, Papa, uyepuru kon Sises Kʉrai kʉipʉnʉ pɨ', ina ɨpʉrema ɨpona'nokon a'tai,


sentence1: having heard of your faith in Christ Jesus and of the love which you have toward all the saints,

sentence2: apʉne pʉra Kʉrai Sises apurɨsa' auya'nokon pɨ' mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ tanporo wakʉ ton i'nʉnkasa' auya'nokon etasa' ina uya pɨ'—


sentence1: because of the hope which is laid up for you in the heavens, of which you heard before in the word of the truth of the Good News

sentence2: apurɨto' mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ usi'nʉnkan nɨto' Epʉn po na'ne' ɨiwano' kon pe ɨye'ku'to' kon pɨkɨron, ɨnetakaa'pʉ kon nʉ'pʉ i'nairon main yau, wakʉ itekare


sentence1: Receive him therefore in the Lord with all joy, and hold such people in honor,

sentence2: Mereutanʉ'tɨi' Itepuru yau ipan pe, pori' pe esii'ma, ka'pon amʉ' kʉrɨ rɨ waraino kon mʉnamatʉi',


sentence1: because for the work of Christ he came near to death, risking his life to supply that which was lacking in your service toward me.

sentence2: apʉne pʉra ima'taiwa'pʉ rɨ Kʉrai tʉrawasooi pɨ', ɨsɨ rɨ tʉuma'tato' annau rɨ iyena'pʉ upika'tɨnin pe, ɨmɨrɨ'nokon uya ikupʉ poken pʉra iyesi pɨ'.


sentence1: doing nothing through rivalry or through conceit, but in humility, each counting others better than himself;

sentence2: Amʉre' pe rɨ ɨwesi kon pɨ' ɨ'rɨ rɨ kʉ'ku'tʉu mɨrɨ pe pʉra rɨ autaperʉka kon pe rɨ, e'tane se pe rɨ e'ku'tɨ', tʉron kon kupʉi'ma wakʉ pe ɨyentai'nokon.


sentence1: each of you not just looking to his own things, but each of you also to the things of others.

sentence2: Akaisarɨ'nokon ɨtonpa kon tense e'tɨ', ɨmɨrɨ'nokon pɨ' rɨken pen.


sentence1: Some indeed preach Christ even out of envy and strife, and some also out of good will.

sentence2: I'nairɨ rɨ iyesi tʉron kon uya Kʉrai ekareei ekama tɨkɨnta kon pe mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ tʉusakorota kon pe, e'tane tʉron kon uya ekama wakʉ pe kuru nin iteseru esii'ma.


sentence1: The former insincerely preach Christ from selfish ambition, thinking that they add affliction to my chains;

sentence2: Serɨ pe iwa na'ne' nan uya ikupʉ usi'nʉnkan nɨto' yau, i'tui'ma serɨ ya' e'tʉsa' esi wakʉ itekare wapu pe.


sentence1: but the latter out of love, knowing that I am appointed for the defense of the Good News.

sentence2: Wapiyaro' kon uya itekare ekama'pʉ Kʉrai pɨ' tiwano' kon pe ɨnku'pai te'to' kon i'napai rɨ pʉra rɨ, ekamʉn ne'nin pe upona a'sisa' pe esi koro'tau.


sentence1: so that you may approve the things that are excellent, that you may be sincere and without offense to the day of Christ,

sentence2: mɨrɨ si wakʉ pe te'sen i'tunin pe ɨwesi kon pa, ɨri tato' ipɨ' pe pʉra mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ esuken Kʉrai weyu pʉ'kʉ pona,


sentence1: being filled with the fruits of righteousness which are through Jesus Christ, to the glory and praise of God.

sentence2: ipokena' pe e'nɨto' nepetanʉkʉnʉ ke itarʉ'tɨsa' pe tʉuye'sen Sises Kʉrai poro—eke pe Papa ku'to' mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ apurɨpɨ'to' pe.


sentence1: But that you also may know my affairs, how I am doing, Tychicus, the beloved brother and faithful servant in the Lord, will make known to you all things.

sentence2: Tai'ki'kas, tonpa rʉ'kwɨ mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ iyawɨron apiyo' Itepuru yau, uya tanporon nɨ ekama mɨrɨ ɨpɨ'nokon, i'tu kon pa mɨrɨ kasa esi mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ ɨ'rɨ pɨ' esi.


sentence1: I have sent him to you for this very purpose, that you may know our state and that he may comfort your hearts.

sentence2: Ennoko uya ɨpiya'nokon mɨrɨ pɨkɨrɨ, ina i'tu kon pa mɨrɨ kasa ina esi tukai', mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ ɨpori'manin kon pe.


sentence1: “Honor your father and mother,” which is the first commandment with a promise:

sentence2: “Ɨkʉipʉnʉ mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ asan inamakɨ”—wapiyaro' rɨ apiyontɨn nɨto' ikupʉ uya tukai' usauro'nɨsa' itonpa—


sentence1: “that it may be well with you, and you may live long on the earth.”

sentence2: “wakʉ pe ɨwesi pa inke ɨuko'mamʉ pa serɨ non po,” tawon.


sentence1: For no man ever hated his own flesh, but nourishes and cherishes it, even as the Lord also does the assembly,

sentence2: Ɨnʉ' ken tʉpun ewaruma'tɨnin, e'tane ewekʉ iya mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ imainanpa iya, so'si ku'ai'ne' Kʉrai kasa—


sentence1: because we are members of his body, of his flesh and bones.

sentence2: apʉne pʉra ipun pʉ'kʉ pe e'nɨ pɨ'.


sentence1: Wives, be subject to your own husbands, as to the Lord.

sentence2: No'pʉ ton, ataan'pʉ kon ena' e'tʉtɨ' Itepuru ena' ɨye'tʉrʉ kon pe rɨ.


sentence1: For the husband is the head of the wife, as Christ also is the head of the assembly, being himself the savior of the body.

sentence2: Apʉne pʉra taan'pʉ esi no'pʉ i'pai pe, Kʉrai esi kasa so'si i'pai pe, tʉpun, ipika'tɨnin pe te'to'.


sentence1: He gave some to be apostles; and some, prophets; and some, evangelists; and some, shepherds and teachers;

sentence2: Kʉrɨ rɨ uya tʉron kon kuu'pʉ itekare ekamai' enno'sa' kon pe, tʉron kon pu'kena' amʉ' pe, tʉron kon itekare ekamanin nan pe, tʉron kon ka'pon amʉ' ennin nan pe mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ ti'sa amʉ' pe,


sentence1: for the perfecting of the saints, to the work of serving, to the building up of the body of Christ,

sentence2: Papa munkɨ amʉ' konekanin nan pe tʉrawaso ku'nin nan pe, Kʉrai pun e'ka'to' pe,


sentence1: Now to him who is able to do exceedingly abundantly above all that we ask or think, according to the power that works in us,

sentence2: Serɨ si ipona iku'nin pe te'sen ipʉ'kʉ i'tu pʉra rɨ ekama'posa' entai rɨ mɨrɨ kasa na'kɨ tato' entai rɨ, tʉmeruntɨrʉ awɨrɨ ne'tʉrawasomayai'ne' uyau'nokon,


sentence1: to him be the glory in the assembly and in Christ Jesus to all generations, forever and ever. Amen.

sentence2: iwano' pe eke pe iku'to' nesii, so'si tau mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ Kʉrai Sises yau siyaro' kon poro rɨ, tɨwɨrɨ rɨ, tɨwɨrɨ rɨ! Amen.


sentence1: may be strengthened to comprehend with all the saints what is the width and length and height and depth,

sentence2: tʉpana'pano ke ɨwesi kon pa, wakʉ ton amʉtʉ pe, ito'ka'nʉ'nin nan pe eke pe rɨ ika'ta, kusan pe rɨ, ka'tau rɨ mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ i'nau rɨ Kʉrai usi'nʉnkato' esi,


sentence1: and to know Christ’s love which surpasses knowledge, that you may be filled with all the fullness of God.

sentence2: mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ i'tu kon pa serɨ usi'nʉnkan nɨto', i'tunin pe e'nɨto' entaino rɨ—autarʉ'tɨ kon pa eke pe kuru Papa uya ɨrepato' kon ike ke.


sentence1: being built on the foundation of the apostles and prophets, Christ Jesus himself being the chief cornerstone;

sentence2: itamɨsa' pe iyapon pe te'san itekare ekamai' enno'sa' kon mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ pu'kena' amʉ' po, kʉrɨ rɨ rɨ nin si Kʉrai Sises itekun airon eke tɨ' pe.


sentence1: in whom the whole building, fitted together, grows into a holy temple in the Lord;

sentence2: Kʉrɨ rɨ yau tanporo mɨrɨ amɨsa' enasa' ɨsipona, mɨrɨpan nin si e'mʉ'sa'kasa' wakʉ use'man nɨto' mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ ɨpʉreman nɨto' iwʉ' pe tenai' Itepuru yau.


sentence1: in whom you also are built together for a habitation of God in the Spirit.

sentence2: Mɨrɨpan yau nin si ɨmɨrɨ'nokon nɨ nɨrɨ utamɨsa' mɨrɨ a'samʉtʉ yau itiwʉ' pe ɨyena kon pa Papa uko'manto' yau pe Ta'kwarʉ winɨ.


sentence1: having abolished in his flesh the hostility, the law of commandments contained in ordinances, that he might create in himself one new man of the two, making peace,

sentence2: tʉpun winɨ main, Mosi' winon nonka'pʉ tʉuya winɨ apiyontɨn nɨto' iya mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ iyawɨrɨ e'nɨto' ton pokon pe. Ika'to' pe tʉuya iye'ku'to' esi'pʉ tikin nan pe asa'ron apai, usewankaman pʉra si iyesi tʉku'se;


sentence1: and might reconcile them both in one body to God through the cross, having killed the hostility through it.

sentence2: mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ serɨ si tikin nan ipun yau to' konekanin pe asa'rɨ rɨ marɨ Papa piya' kurusu' po terikʉ winɨ, to' usewa'nomato' mo'ka'pʉ iya.


sentence1: Therefore remember that once you, the Gentiles in the flesh, who are called “uncircumcision” by that which is called “circumcision” (in the flesh, made by hands),

sentence2: Mɨrɨ pe iyesi pɨ', ɨyenu kon yau iku'tɨ' Esuwerʉ amʉ' pe pʉra ɨwesi'pʉ kon ɨyentusa' kon winɨ, mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ, “itun pi'pɨ iputurʉkasa' kon pen” tukai' ɨyesakʉ'pʉ kon, “itun pi'pɨ iputurʉkasa' kon” tukai' tʉusesa'san uya (ka'pon amʉ' nʉkupʉnʉ tʉpun kon pɨ' temiyatʉ kon ke)—


sentence1: that you were at that time separate from Christ, alienated from the commonwealth of Israel, and strangers from the covenants of the promise, having no hope and without God in the world.

sentence2: ɨyenu kon yau mɨrɨ iku'tɨ', mɨrɨ a'tai Kʉrai piyapai iyemo'kasa' pe ɨwesi'pʉ kon, Esuwerʉ yawon kon pe pʉra mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ ɨnnon kon pe rɨ ekonekan nɨto' pɨ' usauro'nɨto' piyapai, iye'ku'to' pʉra rɨ mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ Papa pʉra rɨ serɨ non po.


sentence1: for by grace you have been saved through faith, and that not of yourselves; it is the gift of God,

sentence2: Apʉne pʉra wakʉ nonkasa' winɨ ɨyepika'tɨsa' kon, apurɨto' poro—mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ serɨ esi ɨwinon kon pen, Papa nʉtʉrʉnʉ mɨrɨ—


sentence1: not of works, that no one would boast.

sentence2: tʉrawaso pɨkɨron pen, ɨnʉ' rɨ utapurɨ namai'.


sentence1: But God, being rich in mercy, for his great love with which he loved us,

sentence2: E'tane apʉne pʉra eke pe ui'nʉnkato' kon iya esi wenai, Papa, eke pe rɨ isentu'mato' te'sen,


sentence1: even when we were dead through our trespasses, made us alive together with Christ—by grace you have been saved—

sentence2: uya nurɨne uku'sa' kon Kʉrai pokon pe iyeri'sa' pe rɨ e'nɨ tane main awɨrɨ pʉra e'nɨto' yau. I'nai rɨ kuru iyesi, eke wakʉ nonkasa' winɨ ɨyepika'tɨsa' kon.


sentence1: For this cause I also, having heard of the faith in the Lord Jesus which is among you and the love which you have toward all the saints,

sentence2: Serɨ wenai, Itepuru Sises apurɨto' auya'nokon eta'pʉ uya si'kɨrɨ mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ wakʉ ton i'nʉnkato' auya'nokon,


sentence1: don’t cease to give thanks for you, making mention of you in my prayers,

sentence2: ereutasa' pʉra rɨ iyesi ɨpɨ'nokon tenki tapɨtʉ pɨ' mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ ɨpona'nokon ɨpʉremato' rɨ esi uyenu yau.


sentence1: We were also assigned an inheritance in him, having been foreordained according to the purpose of him who does all things after the counsel of his will,

sentence2: Kʉrɨ rɨ yau rɨ nɨrɨ utanʉn nɨ'pʉ'nokon pena, inkuu'pʉ iye'ku'to' pe awɨrɨ rɨ tanporon nɨ tʉrawasomanin mɨrɨ kasa iye'to' pe tawon teseru awɨrɨ,


sentence1: to the end that we should be to the praise of his glory, we who had before hoped in Christ.

sentence2: ina, wapiya Kʉrai yau te'ku'to' ke iye'sa' kon, e'to' pe eke pe iku'to' apurɨpɨ'to' ku'nin pe.


sentence1: making known to us the mystery of his will, according to his good pleasure which he purposed in him

sentence2: Mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ ama'ai tʉnkupʉnʉ teseru pori' pe te'to' awɨrɨ koneka'pʉ iya i'tuto' kon pe, te'kuu'pʉ rʉ'pʉ Kʉrai yau.


sentence1: to an administration of the fullness of the times, to sum up all things in Christ, the things in the heavens and the things on the earth, in him.

sentence2: Serɨ ekonekan nɨsa' e'ku'to' pe ita'ku'tɨto' weyu ton e'seposa' a'tai—tanporon nɨ Epʉn pon mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ non pon amʉranʉ'nin pe tikin nɨ itesa', kʉrɨ rɨ kʉrɨ rɨ Kʉrai.


sentence1: But before faith came, we were kept in custody under the law, confined for the faith which should afterwards be revealed.

sentence2: Serɨ apurɨto' uyepʉ rawɨrɨ, Main uya a'sin nɨsa' esi'pʉ, a'kon nɨsa' iya esi'pʉ, apurɨto' usenpoika pʉ'kʉ pona rɨ.


sentence1: So that the law has become our tutor to bring us to Christ, that we might be justified by faith.

sentence2: Mɨrɨ yau Main e'tʉsa' esi'pʉ esa' wannɨ pe uyanin kon pe Kʉrai piya', ekonekan nɨto' pe apurɨto' winɨ.


sentence1: But now that faith has come, we are no longer under a tutor.

sentence2: Apurɨto' si uye'sa' pɨ', main o'no pʉra e'nɨ'nokon serɨ.


sentence1: For I through the law died to the law, that I might live to God.

sentence2: Main poro, eri'sa' main pona, uko'manto' pe Papa iwano' pe.


sentence1: I have been crucified with Christ, and it is no longer I who live, but Christ lives in me. That life which I now live in the flesh, I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me and gave himself up for me.

sentence2: Urɨ e'pokapɨ'sa' kurusu' pona Kʉrai a'kɨrɨ, mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ uko'mamʉ pʉra iyesi, e'tane Kʉrai uko'mamʉ uyau. Uko'manto' uko'manyai'ne' ipun yau, Papa Mumu apurɨto' uya yau uko'mamʉ, ui'nʉnkanin nʉ'pʉ mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ tʉmɨrɨ pe iye'tʉsa' rʉ'pʉ uiwano' pe.


sentence1: For before some people came from James, he ate with the Gentiles. But when they came, he drew back and separated himself, fearing those who were of the circumcision.

sentence2: Isens piyapai ka'pon amʉ' uyepʉ wapiya, Esuwerʉ amʉ' pen pokon pe tenta'napɨ'sen pe iyesi'pʉ. E'tane to' uye'sa' a'tai, to' piyapai itama'pʉ mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ iye'wʉrʉuka'pʉ, apʉne pʉra enari'kena' pe tesi wenai, iputurʉka tawon nan tonpa pe te'san pɨ'.


sentence1: And the rest of the Jews joined him in his hypocrisy, so that even Barnabas was carried away with their hypocrisy.

sentence2: Tʉron kon Esuwerʉ amʉ' e'sara'tɨ'pʉ wakʉ pe iye'ku'to' eseru yau, mɨrɨ pɨ', wakʉ pe to' e'ku'to' winɨ Panapas rɨ nɨrɨ utano'ma'pʉ.


sentence1: But not even Titus, who was with me, being a Greek, was compelled to be circumcised.

sentence2: E'tane rɨ Tai'tas, uya'kɨrɨ iye'sa' rʉ'pʉ a'kwarʉka'pʉ pen nɨ tʉyun pi'pɨ puturʉkato' pe iya, Kiri' pe rɨ iye'tane.


sentence1: This was because of the false brothers secretly brought in, who stole in to spy out our liberty which we have in Christ Jesus, that they might bring us into bondage,

sentence2: Serɨ eseru usenpoika'pʉ, apʉne pʉra ennakanin nan tonpa ton uyee'pʉ ina uya i'tu pʉra ɨ'rɨ kan to' uyee'pʉ tukai', e'tane to' kenʉ' uyee'pʉ ina nʉkupʉnʉ mɨrɨ pe pʉra ina uko'mamʉ eseru ense'na, Kʉrai Sises nʉmo'ka'san pe esii'ma, ina kanan ku'se'na a'sisa' kon pe.


sentence1: Then after a period of fourteen years I went up again to Jerusalem with Barnabas, taking Titus also with me.

sentence2: 14 kaisa rɨ wʉipiya tʉpo, Surusiran pona kanan utɨ'pʉ Panapas pokon pe. Serɨ a'tai, Tai'tas nɨrɨ arɨ'pʉ uya uya'kɨrɨ.


sentence1: I went up by revelation, and I laid before them the Good News which I preach among the Gentiles, but privately before those who were respected, for fear that I might be running, or had run, in vain.

sentence2: Isenpoikasa' rʉ'pʉ maimu eikʉ pe utɨ'pʉ itekare ekamai' to' pɨ' mɨrɨ unekamanʉ Esuwerʉ amʉ' pen koro'tau. E'tane serɨ kupʉ'pʉ uya ama'ai, kamoro itepuru pe to' esi tato' ton iwano' pe, apʉne pʉra enari'ke' pe esi pɨ' eka'tumʉ, mɨrɨ pe pʉra eka'tunsa' esi iwotori'pɨ pʉra na'kɨ ko, tukai'.


sentence1: But I make known to you, brothers, concerning the Good News which was preached by me, that it is not according to man.

sentence2: I'tu auya'nokon i'se e'ai', utonpa ton, sekamayai'ne' wakʉ itekare esi ka'pon nʉkoneka'pʉ pen.


sentence1: For I didn’t receive it from man, nor was I taught it, but it came to me through revelation of Jesus Christ.

sentence2: Ka'pon winɨ uneporo'pʉ pen nɨ, mɨrɨ pe pʉra uyenupasa' rʉ'pʉ ipɨ' pen nɨ; e'tane ru'ku, Sises Kʉrai uya enpoika winɨ uneporo'pʉ.


sentence1: I know such a man (whether in the body, or outside of the body, I don’t know; God knows),

sentence2: I'tu uya si, pʉse rɨ ka'pon—tʉpun tau mɨrɨ pe pʉra tʉpun tapai rɨ nawon i'tu uya pʉra rɨ iyesi, e'tane Papa uya i'tu —


sentence1: how he was caught up into Paradise and heard unspeakable words, which it is not lawful for a man to utter.

sentence2: utanʉmʉ'pʉ wakʉ pe Papa pata'se' ya'. Ekama pokena' pen nɨ eta'pʉ iya, ka'pon uya ekamato' pe tato' pen nɨ.


sentence1: In this confidence, I was determined to come first to you, that you might have a second benefit,

sentence2: Mɨrɨ pɨ' uyenu yau esi ke, wapiya aka'kʉranpato' kon pe uya ekoneka'pʉ asa' ite'kwa ɨyepika'tɨ kon pa.


sentence1: and by you to pass into Macedonia, and again from Macedonia to come to you, and to be sent forward by you on my journey to Judea.

sentence2: Aka'kʉranpato' kon pe uya ekoneka'pʉ kanan Ma'sitoniya pona utɨ pe rɨ mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ ɨpiya'nokon kanan tenna'poi' Ma'sitoniya apai mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ utɨto' pe Isutiya pona uyennoko kon pa.


sentence1: But when this perishable body will have become imperishable, and this mortal will have put on immortality, then what is written will happen: “Death is swallowed up in victory.”

sentence2: Tʉukɨtasen epontɨsa' pe iyesi a'tai, tʉukɨtasen pen ya', mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ teri'sen, teri'sen pen ya', mɨrɨ a'tai si main iye'menukasa' na'ne' ena mɨrɨ i'napai rɨ: “Itentai enan nɨto' uya uma'tan nɨto' enko'masa',” tawon.


sentence1: “Death, where is your sting? Hades, where is your victory?”

sentence2: “Uma'tan nɨto' sɨ, nai ken si itentai ɨyenato'? Uma'tan nɨto' sɨ, nai ken si isi'poto' auya?”


sentence1: The sting of death is sin, and the power of sin is the law.

sentence2: Uma'tan nɨto' uya si'pon nɨto' esi, makoi; makoi meruntɨrʉ esi, main, Mosi' winon.


sentence1: For since death came by man, the resurrection of the dead also came by man.

sentence2: Apʉne pʉra uma'tan nɨto' uye'sa' pɨ' ka'pon poro, eri'nɨ tʉpo e'mʉ'sa'kan nɨto' rɨ nɨrɨ uyepʉ ka'pon poro.


sentence1: For as in Adam all die, so also in Christ all will be made alive.

sentence2: Apʉne pʉra tanporon kon eri'sa' pɨ' Atan pɨkɨrɨ, mɨrɨ kasa rɨ tanporon kon enato' oton nurɨne Kʉrai pɨkɨrɨ.


sentence1: Therefore other languages are for a sign, not to those who believe, but to the unbelieving; but prophesying is for a sign, not to the unbelieving, but to those who believe.

sentence2: Mɨrɨ wenai si, ani esi i'tuto' ipɨ' pe apurɨnin nan iwano' pen e'tane apurɨnin nan pen iwano'; pu'kena' pe usauro'nɨ esi apurɨnin nan iwano' pe, apurɨnin nan pen iwano' pe pen.


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

sentence2: Tanporo si so'si tawon kon ye' amʉrasa' yau, mɨrɨpan kon usaurokʉ yau ani yai, mɨrɨ yau ito'ka'nʉ'nin nan pen mɨrɨ pe pʉra apurɨnin nan pen ewomʉ yau, to' utano'ma ta to' uya pen pe' mɨ?


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

sentence2: E'tane apurɨnin pen mɨrɨ pe pʉra ɨnʉ' rɨ ito'ka'nʉ'nin pen ewomʉ yau, tanporon kon usaurokʉ yau pu'kena' pe, ewai' rɨ ka'wa ta iya tanporo tʉnetanʉ pɨ', tʉmakooi ke tesi pɨ', mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ tanporon kon uya teseru aimenka pɨ',


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

sentence2: E'tane Papa uya rɨ ipʉ'kʉ ton tʉpɨ'sa' ipun pɨ', tanporon ton nɨ, i'se te'to' awɨrɨ rɨ.


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

sentence2: Tanporo iyesi yau tikin nɨ ipʉ'kʉ pe, nai airɨ ken si ipun nesii'no?


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

sentence2: Itepuru yau rɨ nin si tɨ, uri'san e'to' pʉra iyesi warawo' pʉra, warawo' rɨ e'to' pʉra iyesi uri'san pʉra.


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

sentence2: Uri'san uye'sa' na'ne' warawo' apai, mɨrɨ kasa rɨ marɨ warawo' rɨ marɨ entusa' uri'san apai. E'tane tanporon nɨ nin uye'sa' Papa winɨ.


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

sentence2: Esuwerʉ amʉ' pɨ' Esuwerʉ pe rɨ ena, Esuwerʉ amʉ' ne'nin pe Kʉrai piya'. Kamoro main o'noro na'ne' nan pona main o'noron kasa ena (main o'noron pe pʉra rɨ e'tane), main o'noron kon ne'nin pe Kʉrai piya'.


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

sentence2: Kamoro main esanon pen pona main esa' pen kasa ena (main, Papa winon pʉra e'tane pʉra rɨ, e'tane main, Kʉrai winon o'noron pe esi), main pʉnon kon ne'nin pe Kʉrai piya'.


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

sentence2: Se ta uya e'kwa pe sa'ne iyesi, utonpa ton, to'ken pata weyu esi. Serɨ awonsi'kɨ kamoro tʉno'pʉ ke na'ne' nan uko'manto' pe iyesi ino'pʉ pʉn kasa;


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

sentence2: kamoro tʉuta'kwarʉkai' tʉukaransan, tʉukaransan pen kasa rɨ, pori' pe na'ne' nan pori' pen kasa, kamoro ɨ'rɨ rɨ ennanin nʉ'san to' enawon pe pʉra iyesi kasa;


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

sentence2: kamoro serɨ non pon apurɨ pɨ' te'san, ipɨ' kuru tʉuko'mansen ye' pen kasa. Apʉne pʉra serɨ non serɨ pe na'ne' esi rɨ utɨn pɨ'.


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

sentence2: I'tu auya'nokon pʉra pe' nai ɨpun kon esi Kʉrai pʉ'kʉ pe'ne? Kʉrai pʉ'kʉ pe rɨken pe' te'sen tʉrʉ uya tʉtʉrawasooi pe ekuman ku'nin uri'san pʉ'kʉ pe iye'to' pe? Ikupʉ uya pen!


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

sentence2: I'tu auya'nokon pʉra pe' iyesi kʉrɨ tekumasen pʉ'kʉ pe iye'tʉsa' rʉ'pʉ esi tikin nɨ ipokon pe? Tasa' iya esi, “Asa'rɨ te'san ena tikin nɨ ipun,” tasa'.


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

sentence2: Utʉrawasooi pe pe' iyesi so'si tawon kon pen eseru aimenkato' pe uya? Kamoro pe' so'si tawon kon eseru aimenkato' auya pe pʉra iyesi?


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

sentence2: Papa uya kamoro so'si tawon kon pen eseru aimenka mɨrɨ. “Ɨri ka'pon enpa'katɨ' ɨ'koro'tapai'nokon,” tasa'.


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

sentence2: Wakʉ nonkasa' ke Papa uya urepasa' na'ne' ke, iyapon nonka uya isenupasa' kuru ɨutɨ amɨnin ye' pe, mɨrɨpan po tʉron kon amɨnin nan uya amɨto' pe. E'tane nin si tɨ ti'tui' kuru to' uya amɨto' pe iyesi tʉnamɨnʉ kon.


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

sentence2: Apʉne pʉra ɨnʉ' uya rɨ tʉron nɨ iyapon nonka poken pʉra iyesi inonkasa' na'ne' Sises Kʉrai, enta'.


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

sentence2: Ɨnʉ' kʉrɨ A'poros? Ɨnʉ' kʉrɨ Paarʉ? Poitorʉ ton nɨ nin, kamoro poro apurɨnin nan pe ɨyenasa' kon—Itepuru uya to' poirɨ'ne to' tʉrawasoi'tɨpɨ'sa' awɨrɨ.


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

sentence2: Ite' pɨmɨ uya, A'poros uya nin si inanʉkʉ mɨrɨ, e'tane Papa uya nin si a'tanʉkʉ mɨrɨ.


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

sentence2: Mɨrɨ wenai, kʉrɨ ipɨnnin mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ kʉrɨ inanʉ'nin esi mɨrɨ ɨ'rɨ pan pe pʉra rɨ, e'tane Papa rɨken ɨ'rɨ rɨ a'tanʉ'nin.


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

sentence2: Ka'pon ipɨnnin mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ ka'pon inanʉ'nin esi mɨrɨ tʉpona rɨ'ne pʉra rɨ, mɨrɨpan kon e'mato' oton esi mɨrɨ itʉrawasooi rʉ'pʉ pɨkɨrɨ rɨ.


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

sentence2: Epori'mayai' apa'taisimasa' uya 'nokon pʉra iyesi pɨ', Kʉrispos mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ Kayas rɨken,


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

sentence2: ɨnʉ' uya rɨ nin si uyese' yau tepa'taisimasa' ta pʉra iyesi mɨrɨ.


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

sentence2: Apurɨpɨ'to' tʉpai'nokon Papa ena'! Pana' pe ɨye'mʉ'sa'ka kon apurɨ auya'nokon yau kupʉ iya, wakʉ itekare sekamayai'ne' kasa rɨ, itekare Sises Kʉrai pɨ' mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ ama'aino i'nairon onansa' rʉ'pʉ pena rɨ usenpoikasa' na'ne' kasa rɨ.


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

sentence2: E'tane nin si isenpoikasa' pu'kena' amʉ' nʉmenuka'pʉ awɨrɨ Papa tɨwɨ rɨ tʉuko'mansen uya apiyontɨn awɨrɨ, tanporo tʉpataron kon uya tapurɨto' pe mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ tʉmaimu awɨrɨ to' e'to' pe.


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

sentence2: Papa rɨken ta'kwarʉ kenan iwano' pe eke pe iku'to' nesii tɨwɨrɨ rɨ Sises Kʉrai poro! Amen.


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

sentence2: Kayas, tewakiri kon pe urɨ mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ tanporo rɨ so'si na'ne' serɨ yau itiwʉ' tau te'san miyarɨ nɨkayan ɨpɨ'nokon. Erastas, eke pata pʉrataai esa' pe te'sen, mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ utonpa kon Kuwarʉ'tas miyarɨ nɨkayan ɨpɨ'nokon.


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

sentence2: Ɨ'rɨ pɨ' rɨ usaurokʉ pen Kʉrai nʉkupʉ'pʉ uporo pɨ' rɨken Esuwerʉ amʉ' pen arɨ pɨ' Papa Maimu awɨron kon pe usauro'sa' rʉ'pʉ mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ unkupʉ'pʉ winɨ—


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

sentence2: ento' ipɨ' mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ eke Papa tʉrawasooi meruntɨrʉ winɨ, Iya'kwarʉ meruntɨrʉ poro. Mɨrɨ pɨ' si Surusiran ponsi'kɨ siyarɨ Iriri'kun pona rɨ, wakʉ itekare Kʉrai iwano' ekama pɨ' e'sa' serɨ tanporo kuru rɨ.


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

sentence2: Sapurɨyai' kuru rɨ, utonpa ton, ɨmɨrɨ'nokon esi wakʉ pe kuru rɨ, i'tuto' auya'nokon yau iyenuka'sa' pe ɨwesi kon mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ ɨtonpa kon enupanin nan pe kuru rɨ.


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

sentence2: Ɨmenukasa' uya 'nokon man enari'mʉra tʉron nɨ ton pɨ'ne, ɨyemiya'pontɨkapʉ kon pe rɨ kanan, Papa uya wakʉ nonkasa' pɨ' rɨ urepa pe,


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

sentence2: Apʉne pʉra Papa e'to' esa' wannɨ pe esi pen enta'nan mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ ensi pe pen, e'tane Papa uya anʉn nɨ ipokena' pe, tʉusewankamai' pʉra mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ pori' pe Wakʉ A'kwarʉ yau,


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

sentence2: apʉne pʉra Kʉrai tʉrawasooi pe te'sen serɨ kasa esi Papa pori'manin pe mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ ka'pon amʉ' uya wakʉ tato' ipɨ' pe.


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

sentence2: Ɨtonpa e'kʉuma pe iyesi yau ananɨ'pʉ pɨ', usi'nʉnkan nɨto' esi pen nɨ mɨrɨ ɨnkupʉnʉ yau. Ananɨ'pʉ ɨtonpa ma'tanʉ'nin Kʉrai uma'ta'pʉ iwenaino pe rʉ'pʉ.


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

sentence2: Wakʉ pe ɨnkupʉnʉ kʉse'nin ɨri pe usauro'nɨto' ipɨ' pe.


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

sentence2: Apʉne pʉra urɨ'nokon uko'mamʉ uiwano' kon pe rɨken pen, mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ eri'nɨ uiwano' kon pe rɨken pen.


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

sentence2: Uko'man nɨ pe iyesi yau, Itepuru iwano' pe uko'man nɨ; mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ eri'nɨ pe iyesi yau, eri'nɨ Itepuru iwano' pe. Mɨrɨ pɨ' si, uko'man nɨ pe iyesi yau mɨrɨ pe pʉra eri'nɨ pe iyesi yau, Itepuru iwano' pe rɨ e'nɨ.


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

sentence2: Mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ serɨ si iku'tɨ', serɨ pe e'nɨto' to'ka'nʉkʉ pe. Iweyu e'seposa' man aupakato' kon ɨye'nʉnto' kon apai, apʉne pʉra a'ko pe si epika'tɨn nɨto' esi pɨ' wapiya apurɨ a'tai iyesi'pʉ entai.


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

sentence2: Ewarupɨ utɨiwaka'nɨ pɨ' man; pata ema'kapʉ pe rɨ iyesi. Mɨrɨ pɨ' ewarupɨ yau tʉku'sen amaka'pai'nokon mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ a'kwa amataai ya' enai'ma.


sentence1: For being not yet born, neither having done anything good or bad, that the purpose of God according to election might stand, not of works, but of him who calls,

sentence2: Mɨrɨ rɨ e'tane, munui' amʉ' entu rawɨrɨ mɨrɨ pe pʉra ɨ'rɨ rɨ wakʉ mɨrɨ pe pʉra ɨri kupʉ to' uya rawɨrɨ—moro Papa uya anʉnto' mɨrɨto' pe tukai' e'to' esi'pʉ:


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

sentence2: tʉrawaso winɨ pen e'tane kʉrɨ ikɨ'manin winɨ—ta'pʉ ipɨ', “Irui e'to' oton takon apiyo' pe,” ta'pʉ.


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

sentence2: Apʉne pʉra serɨ e'ku'nɨto' yau epika'tɨn nɨsa'. E'tane e'ku'nɨto' tensen pe na'ne' esi e'ku'nɨto' pe pʉra kuru rɨ. Ɨnʉ' ken te'ku'sen tenawon pɨ' rɨ?


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

sentence2: E'tane e'ku'nɨ pe iyesi yau uyenau'nokon pʉra na'ne' pɨ', itenupɨkɨrɨ e'nɨ mɨrɨ tʉuseta'kai' pʉra.


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

sentence2: apʉne pʉra tʉmakooikenan usenuminkan nɨto' esi ɨsɨ pe Papa pɨ'. Papa iwano' main ya' iye'tʉrʉ pʉra iyesi, mɨrɨ kupʉ iya poken pʉra rɨ nɨrɨ iyesi.


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

sentence2: Kamoro to' i'naino makoi e'to' itesanon pe uya Papa pori'ma poken pʉra rɨ iyesi.


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

sentence2: Ento' ipɨ' pe, iyemari'masa' uri'san utauronsa' mɨrɨ tʉtaan'pʉ pona nurɨne iyesi koro'tau, e'tane itaan'pʉ eri'sa' yau, iyemo'kasa' nin si mɨrɨ emari'man nɨto' ku'nin main apai.


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

sentence2: Mɨrɨ a'tai nin si, tʉron nɨ warawo' ya' iyemari'masa' yau nurɨne rɨ tʉtaan'pʉ esi koro'tau, tekumasen temari'masa' e'tane ta mɨrɨ ipɨ'. E'tane itaan'pʉ eri'sa' pe iyesi yau, iyemo'kasa' mɨrɨ main apai, mɨrɨpan esi tekumasen temari'masa' e'tane tato' ipɨ' pe pʉra, tʉron nɨ warawo' mari'ma tane iya rɨ.


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

sentence2: Mɨrɨ pe iyesi pɨ', makoi kʉse'nin tʉuma'tasen ɨpun kon esa' pe ɨri i'se iye'to' awɨrɨ ɨwesi kon pa.


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

sentence2: Ɨpun kon pʉ'kʉ rɨ kʉ'tʉtʉu makoi ena', ɨri ku'to' ike pe, e'tane e'tʉtɨ' ru'ku Papa ena', kamoro uma'tan nɨto' apai uko'man nɨto' ya' iyera'tɨsa' kon pe; mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ ɨpun kon pʉ'kʉ itʉtɨ' itena' ipoken e'nɨto' ku'to' ike pe.


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

sentence2: Apʉne pʉra makoi e'to' pe pʉra iyesi ɨyepuru kon pe, apʉne pʉra main o'no ɨwesi kon pen, e'tane wakʉ nonkasa' o'no.


sentence1: May it never be! We who died to sin, how could we live in it any longer?

sentence2: Kane ku! Uko'man nɨto' ɨri yau eri'sa'; nai kasa iyau rɨ marɨ uko'man nɨ pɨ' e'nɨ?


sentence1: Or don’t you know that all of us who were baptized into Christ Jesus were baptized into his death?

sentence2: Mɨrɨ pe pʉra, i'tu auya'nokon pʉra katɨ iyesi urɨ'nokon tanporo iyepa'taisimasa' kon Kʉrai Sises ya' epa'taisima'pʉ ima'tato' ya'?


sentence1: We were buried therefore with him through baptism into death, that just as Christ was raised from the dead through the glory of the Father, so we also might walk in newness of life.

sentence2: Iye'u'na'tɨsa' pe rɨ e'nɨ'pʉ'nokon; mɨrɨ pe iyesi pɨ', ipokon pe epa'taisiman nɨto' poro uma'tan nɨto' ya', Kʉrai e'mʉ'sa'ka'pʉ terikʉ'pʉ apai kasa kuru eke pe Ikʉipʉnʉ ku'to' poro, urɨ'nokon nɨ nɨrɨ uko'manto' pe iyesi emenna' uko'man nɨto' yau.


sentence1: For until the law, sin was in the world; but sin is not charged when there is no law.

sentence2: Main, Mosi' winon e'tʉrʉ rawɨrɨ, makoi esi'pʉ non po. E'tane makoi mɨrɨ tato' pʉra iyesi main pʉra na'ne' airɨ.


sentence1: Nevertheless death reigned from Adam until Moses, even over those whose sins weren’t like Adam’s disobedience, who is a foreshadowing of him who was to come.

sentence2: Mɨrɨ nin si e'tane, uma'tan nɨto' e'sa' esa' wannɨ pe Atan si'kɨrɨ Mosi' pʉ'kʉ pona, kamoro rɨ main ti'kwɨ'se, Atan kasa imakoitasa' kon pen nɨ esa' pe, tʉuye'ton ento' ipɨ' pe te'sen.


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

sentence2: Mɨrɨ pe iyesi pɨ', apurɨto' poro Papa uya uyanʉnsa' kon ipokena' pe pɨ', usewankaman nɨto' pʉra iyesi Papa pokon pe e'nɨ pɨ' Sises Kʉrai, uyepuru kon poro,


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

sentence2: iporo epoto' eposa' apurɨto' winɨ serɨ eke nonkasa' iya' iyau e'mʉ'sa'kan nɨsa'nokon na'ne'. Mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ epori'ma'nokon ipokon pe Papa ku'to' eke pe yau e'nɨ'nokon pɨ' e'ku'nɨto' yau.


sentence1: For if those who are of the law are heirs, faith is made void, and the promise is made of no effect.

sentence2: Apʉne pʉra kamoro tʉuko'mansan main awɨrɨ rɨken esi yau anʉnnin nan pe, apurɨto' esi mɨrɨ itepe' pe pʉra rɨ mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ iku'to' pe uya tukai' usauro'nɨsa' esi mɨrɨ se pe rɨ,


sentence1: For the law produces wrath; for where there is no law, neither is there disobedience.

sentence2: apʉne pʉra main uya kota'man nɨto' nepʉ. Mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ main pʉra na'ne' airɨ main awɨrɨ pʉra e'nɨto' pʉra iyesi.


sentence1: But now apart from the law, a righteousness of God has been revealed, being testified by the law and the prophets;

sentence2: E'tane nin si serɨ Papa uya ka'pon amʉ' anʉnto' ipokenan pe usi'tusa', main piyapai, main, Mosi' winon mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ Pu'kena' amʉ' nekamayai'ne'.


sentence1: even the righteousness of God through faith in Jesus Christ to all and on all those who believe. For there is no distinction,

sentence2: Serɨ ipoken e'nɨto' usi'tusa' uyepʉ Sises Kʉrai apurɨto' poro tanporon kon apurɨnin nan piya'. Tʉponaron pʉra rɨ iyesi,


sentence1: Now we know that whatever things the law says, it speaks to those who are under the law, that every mouth may be closed, and all the world may be brought under the judgment of God.

sentence2: Serɨ si i'tu'nokon, tanporo main uya tasa' na'ne', ta iya kamoro main o'no na'ne' nan pɨ', tanporo mʉta e'tʉtʉikato' pe mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ tanporo non pon kon e'to' pe Papa pɨ' ekamanin pe.


sentence1: Because by the works of the law, no flesh will be justified in his sight; for through the law comes the knowledge of sin.

sentence2: Mɨrɨ pe iyesi pɨ', ɨnʉ' rɨ anʉmʉ Papa uya pʉra iyesi ipokena' tukai' main kupʉ iya pɨ'; e'tane ru'ku, main poro makoi i'tunin pe enan.


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

sentence2: Moro ewankamanin mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ a'kwarʉ ainʉnpanin e'to' oton tanporon kon ɨri ku'nin nan ka'pon amʉ' pɨ': wapiya Esuwerʉ amʉ' pɨ', mɨrɨ tʉpo Esuwerʉ amʉ' pen;


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

sentence2: e'tane eke pe iku'to', inamato' mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ tʉusewankamai' pʉra e'nɨto' esi tanporo wakʉ ku'nin nan iwano' pe: wapiya Esuwerʉ amʉ' pɨ', mɨrɨ tʉpo Esuwerʉ amʉ' pen pɨ',


sentence1: For there is no partiality with God.

sentence2: apʉne pʉra Papa esi pɨ' tenu yawon kenan pe pʉra rɨ.


sentence1: concerning his Son, who was born of the offspring of David according to the flesh,

sentence2: tʉmu pɨ', ka'pon pe te'to' yau Tepi' pa rʉ'pʉ pe na'ne'.


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

sentence2: Wakʉ pe te'sen Iya'kwarʉ poro ekamasa' rʉ'pʉ meruntɨ ke Papa Mu pe iye'mʉ'sa'ka winɨ iyerikʉ'pʉ apai: Sises Kʉrai si uyepuru kon.


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

sentence2: “Mɨrɨ wenai i'tu auya'nokon i'se e'ai', serɨ epika'tɨn nɨto' ekareei esi mɨrɨ Esuwerʉ amʉ' pen iwano' pe, mɨrɨpan anʉnto' oton to' uya,” ta'pʉ iya.


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

sentence2: (Serɨ etasa' Esuwerʉ amʉ' uya a'tai, tʉmɨrɨ'nokon pe rɨ e'sei'pɨtʉi'ma to' enna'po'pʉ.)


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

sentence2: “‘Enta kamoro ka'pon amʉ' piya' tase'na to' pɨ', “Tɨwɨrɨ rɨ eta auya'nokon, mɨrɨ e'tane ito'ka'nʉkʉ auya'nokon pʉra rɨ iyesi; tɨwɨrɨ rɨ ɨyenu kon tʉpɨtʉ auya'nokon, mɨrɨ e'tane ene auya'nokon pʉra iyesi,” tawon.


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

sentence2: Apʉne pʉra pʉsamoro ka'pon amʉ' ewan enasa' sa'man pe, tʉpana kon a'kopɨ'sa' to' uya, tenu kon nɨ a'kopɨ'sa' to' uya. To' uya tenu kon ke ene nesii'no, to' uya eta tʉpana kon ke nesii'no, to' uya tewan kon ke ito'ka'nʉkʉ nesii'no, mɨrɨpan kon era'tɨ uwinɨkʉi' nesii'no to' epi'tɨ uya nesii'no,’ tawon,” ta'pʉ Paarʉ uya.


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

sentence2: Kanau anʉmʉ tʉpo, to' uya si'na' ke ewa'tɨ'pʉ kanau epotorʉ'pʉ pona. Enari'ke' to' esi'pʉ ta'muna kon Sɨritis wɨ'sɨpu pona tukai'. Kanau anin kareku nu'tɨ'pʉ to' uya, tɨnɨn pɨ' itɨto' pe.


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

sentence2: Miyarɨ rɨ pana' pe a'setun esi'pʉ uye'nɨ pɨ'. Mɨrɨ ema'sa' yau, kanau pʉro'po te'sen ka'pon amʉ' apuruui ton ma'kɨrɨ'pʉ to' uya.


sentence1: Now I stand here to be judged for the hope of the promise made by God to our fathers,

sentence2: Serɨ pe si Papa uya ta'pʉ na'ne' penaro' kon ina tamokori ton pɨ' rɨ iyau e'ku'to' pɨkɨrɨ, serɨ pe uyekama'popɨtʉ auya na'ne'.


sentence1: which our twelve tribes, earnestly serving night and day, hope to attain. Concerning this hope I am accused by the Jews, King Agrippa!

sentence2: Serɨ ekamasa' rʉ'pʉ enupɨkɨrɨ 12 kaisaron kon Esuwerʉ pon kon esi mɨrɨ. Papa apurɨ pɨ' esii'ma wʉi nai mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ ewarupɨ nau, epoto' pe tʉuya'nokon. Kin, serɨ pɨ' e'ku'to' wenai Esuwerʉ amʉ' uya uyewa'noma mɨrɨ.


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

sentence2: “Kin Akʉri'pa, wakʉ pe serɨ esi uiwano' pe usekamato' pe, to' nʉsauro'ai'ne' upɨ' pɨ'. Ito'ka'nʉkʉ uya tu'kan nɨ urɨ pɨ' kasi pe Esuwerʉ amʉ' usauro'to' upɨ' ekama uya ɨpɨ',


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

sentence2: apʉne pʉra kuru tanporon nɨ Esuwerʉ amʉ' uko'manto' eseru mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ to' manenpanin ton eseru i'tu auya wenai nɨrɨ ɨseseru yawon kon pe pʉra to' esi. Mɨrɨ wenai, uyeta auya i'se e'ai' wakʉ pe.


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

sentence2: mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ ina, Esuwerʉ amʉ' use'mato', ɨpʉremato' iwʉ' rɨ ma'tanʉkʉ iya tukai' rɨ isaurokʉ. Mɨrɨ pe iyesi pɨ', ina uya ereutanʉ'sa' ikupʉ iya namai'.


sentence1: When he was called, Tertullus began to accuse him, saying, “Seeing that by you we enjoy much peace, and that prosperity is coming to this nation by your foresight,

sentence2: Paarʉ kɨ'masa' a'tai si, Tɨ'turas uya si Paarʉ eseru'tɨto' tʉuya'nokon ekama'pʉ mɨrɨ Piri'kʉs pɨ'. Ta'pʉ iya, “Kopʉna Piri'kʉs, wakʉ pe rɨ, tʉusewankamai' pʉra, inke rɨ ina ko'manʉ'sa' auya man. Pata eseru rɨ koneka'pʉ auya wakʉ pe uko'man nɨto' yau pe, wakʉ i'tu auya wenai ina epuru pe ɨwesi koro'tau.


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

sentence2: Siya rɨ, mɨ awɨrɨ rɨ, eke rɨ wakʉ rɨ Piri'kʉs, tewan kon yapai kuru ina uya ekama serɨ, pori' pe ina man ɨnkupʉ'pʉ ina iwano' pe pɨ'.


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

sentence2: Mɨrɨpan soisa amʉ' epuru uya asa'rɨ tʉpoitorʉ ton auro'ka'pʉ, “200 kaisa rɨ soisa amʉ' epotɨ' Paarʉ a'kɨrɨ to' utɨto' pe, mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ 70 kaisa rɨ kaware pon kon mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ 200 kaisa rɨ pɨrɨu tawon kon Sisariya pona to' utɨto' pe 9 a'kʉra' ewarupɨ nau.


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

sentence2: Wakʉ pe kopʉna Piri'kʉs epoto' pe Paarʉ uya, itikʉn non ipo itɨto' ton kaware amʉ' mɨnepotʉi',” ta'pʉ soisa amʉ' epuru uya tʉpoitorʉ ton pɨ'.


sentence1: But when Paul perceived that the one part were Sadducees and the other Pharisees, he cried out in the council, “Men and brothers, I am a Pharisee, a son of Pharisees. Concerning the hope and resurrection of the dead I am being judged!”

sentence2: Paarʉ uya to' Konsʉrʉʉi amʉ' ene'pʉ Satu'si amʉ' pe mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ Pari'si amʉ' pe, eke pe isaurokʉ'pʉ konsʉrʉ amʉ' koro'tau, “Utonpa ton, Pari'si amʉ' tonpa sa'ne urɨ ko, Pari'si mu rɨ. Serɨ ekota'mato' yau esi iyeri'sa' kon e'mʉ'sa'kato' oton tukai' i'tu uya wenai!” ta'pʉ iya.


sentence1: When he had said this, an argument arose between the Pharisees and Sadducees, and the crowd was divided.

sentence2: Serɨ tasa' iya a'tai, Pari'si amʉ' mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ Satu'si amʉ' e'sei'pɨtʉ'pʉ tʉtonpa kon pokon pe.


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

sentence2: (Satu'si amʉ' uya, iyeri'sa' kon e'mʉ'sa'ka pʉra rɨ iyesi, inserʉ amʉ' pʉra rɨ iyesi, a'kwarʉ'san pʉra rɨ iyesi ta, e'tane Pari'si amʉ' uya moro rɨ iyesi, to' rɨ esi ta.)


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

sentence2: Paarʉ uya to'sa rɨ Esuwerʉ amʉ' Konsʉrʉʉi ton enpɨtʉ'pʉ, mɨrɨpan uya ta'pʉ, “Utonpa ton Esuwerʉ amʉ', uko'mamʉ koro'tau, Papa nama pɨ' e'sa' man, mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ si'tuyai' ɨ'rɨ rɨ ɨri ku'sa' uya pʉra rɨ iyesi, serɨ pʉ'kʉ pona rɨ,” ta'pʉ iya.


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

sentence2: Use'man nɨto' tʉrawasomanin nan epuru, Ananayas uya etasa' a'tai, ipiyau iye'mʉ'sa'kasa' kon apiyo'ma'pʉ iya, to' uya Paarʉ inta'moto' pe.


sentence1: When the seven days were almost completed, the Jews from Asia, when they saw him in the temple, stirred up all the multitude and laid hands on him,

sentence2: 7 kaisaron wʉi u'matʉ iwa koro'tau, Eisa winon kon Esuwerʉ amʉ' uya Paarʉ ene'pʉ Papa ena' Esuwerʉ amʉ' use'mato', ɨpʉremato' iwʉ' tau. Anpisin tʉtʉrʉnkai' Paarʉ a'sito' pe to' uya ikuu'pʉ.


sentence1: crying out, “Men of Israel, help! This is the man who teaches all men everywhere against the people, and the law, and this place. Moreover, he also brought Greeks into the temple and has defiled this holy place!”

sentence2: To' ukɨ'pɨ'nʉnpɨtʉ'pʉ, “Esuwerʉ amʉ', ina ipika'tɨtɨ'! Pʉse rɨ si ka'pon mɨ yawɨron kon tanporo ka'pon amʉ' enupanin, urɨ'nokon Esuwerʉ amʉ' use'mato', ɨpʉremato' iwʉ', mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ Main, Mosi' winon ewa'nomanin. Mɨrɨ pona, Kiri' amʉ' ne'sa' iya Papa ena' use'man nɨto', ɨpʉreman nɨto' iwʉ' ta', wakʉ pata ma'tanʉ'se'na,” ta'pʉ to' uya.


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

sentence2: (Tʉro'pimas ene'pʉ to' uya E'pe'sas pata winon Paarʉ a'kɨrɨ, to' usenuminka'pʉ Paarʉ uya ine'sa' use'man nɨto', ɨpʉreman nɨto' iwʉ' ta' tukai'.)


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

sentence2: Ɨnʉ' rɨ sirʉpaai, korʉʉi rɨ, pon nɨ enkuui pe esi pʉn.


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

sentence2: I'tu auya'nokon nɨ mɨrɨ uiwano' pe rɨ e'tʉrawasomapɨ'sa' pʉrata eporo pɨ' i'se e'to' eporo pɨ', utonpa ton e'to' i'se nɨrɨ.


sentence1: For I know that after my departure, vicious wolves will enter in among you, not sparing the flock.

sentence2: Si'tuyai', kasi ton enupanin nan uye'to' oton ɨsɨ ton ene amʉ' kasa ɨ'koro'ta'nokon. Kʉrai apurɨto' apai to' ereutanʉ'to' oton to' uya.


sentence1: Men will arise from among your own selves, speaking perverse things, to draw away the disciples after them.

sentence2: Ɨ'koro'tapai'nokon nɨ to' e'mʉ'sa'kato' oton, itekare ensimato' oton to' uya, Sises apurɨnin nan era'tɨto' oton to' pɨkɨrɨ.


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

sentence2: Iya'kɨron kon esi'pʉ So'pa'tarʉ, Piros mu, Pereya winon; Aresta'kos, Sekuntos, Tesaroni'ka winon kon; Kayas, Terʉpi winon; Tai'ki'kas, Tʉro'pimas, Eisa winon kon; Temu'ti nɨrɨ.


sentence1: But these had gone ahead, and were waiting for us at Troas.

sentence2: Pʉsamoro warawo' amʉ' utɨ'pʉ ina rawɨrɨ to' esi'pʉ ina enupɨkɨrɨ Tʉrowas po.


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

sentence2: Tu'kan kon Sises apurɨnin nan pe iyenasa' kon e'sara'tɨ'pʉ uye'nɨ pɨ', mɨrɨpan kon uya tʉmakooi kon ekama'pʉ tʉron kon apurɨnin nan pana ya'.


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

sentence2: Tu'kan kon piyai'san amʉ' eseru kupʉ pɨ' iko'mansa' kon uya tu'kan nɨ ɨri ekareei apon kareta amʉranʉkʉ'pʉ, mɨrɨpan po'tɨpɨtʉ'pʉ to' uya annau. Pʉrata pe kareta ton epe' i'tu'pʉ to' uya a'tai, 50,000 kaisa rɨ sirʉpa pun pe iyepa'ka'pʉ.


sentence1: But some of the itinerant Jews, exorcists, took on themselves to invoke over those who had the evil spirits the name of the Lord Jesus, saying, “We adjure you by Jesus whom Paul preaches.”

sentence2: Mɨrɨ yau nɨrɨ, Esuwerʉ amʉ' esi'pʉ pata kaisa rɨ makoi a'kwarʉ pa'kapɨtʉ pɨ', Itepuru ese' tesa'pɨ'se makoi a'kwarʉ pa'ka i'se usi'tupɨ' nɨ pɨ' to' esi'pʉ. Ta to' uya, “Itepuru Sises ese' yau, Paarʉ itekareei nekamanʉ pe na'ne', kʉrɨ rɨ ese' yau epa'ka',” ta'pʉ to' uya.


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

sentence2: 7 kaisaron kon Sʉ'kepa, use'man nɨto' Papa ena' tʉrawasomanin nan epuru pe te'sen munkɨ amʉ' uya serɨ ku'pɨtʉ'pʉ.


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

sentence2: Mɨrɨ koro'tau, A'poros, Esuwerʉ pe te'sen, Arisantiriya pon uyee'pʉ E'pe'sas pona. Wakʉ pe kuru tʉusauro'sen ye', iye'menukasa' itekare i'tunin pe iyesi'pʉ.


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

sentence2: Papa eseru awɨrɨ kuru enupasa' pe iyesi'pʉ. Pana' pe kuru nɨrɨ tʉusauro'sen pe iyesi'pʉ, iye'to' poro kuru Itepuru Sises eseru pɨ' enupanin pe kuru nɨrɨ iyesi'pʉ. Isaan Pa'tes ekareei epa'taisiman tawon nɨken i'tunin pe iyesi'pʉ.


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

sentence2: A'poros e'sara'tɨ'pʉ enari'mʉra Sises ekareei ekama pɨ' Esuwerʉ amʉ' usenupato' iwʉ' tau. Pʉre'sira mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ A'kira uya etasa' a'tai, to' uya ikɨ'ma'pʉ tiwʉ' kon ta'. Mɨrɨ pata yau, wakʉ pe parɨ Papa eseru enpoika'pʉ to' uya ipana ya'.


sentence1: He came to Ephesus, and he left them there; but he himself entered into the synagogue and reasoned with the Jews.

sentence2: To' uya E'pe'sas eporo'pʉ. Mɨrɨ yau, Paarʉ uya Pʉre'sira mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ A'kira nɨmɨ'pʉ. Mɨrɨ yau, itɨ'pʉ Esuwerʉ amʉ' usenupato' iwʉ' ta', itekare pɨ' asauro'se'na Esuwerʉ amʉ' pokon pe.


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

sentence2: Inke parɨ iko'manto' pe to' uya ekama'po tane, e'pai pʉra iyesi'pʉ.


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

sentence2: E'tane tʉutɨkapʉ a'tai, “Papa eseru pe iyesi yau, uyepʉ kanan mɨrɨ ɨpiya'nokon,” ta'pʉ iya to' pɨ'. Mɨrɨ tʉpo, iyekanwa'tɨ'pʉ kanau ya', mɨrɨpan utɨ'pʉ E'pe'sas poi.


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

sentence2: Paarʉ e'sara'tɨ rawɨrɨ usauro'nɨ pɨ', Kariyo uya ta'pʉ Esuwerʉ amʉ' pɨ', “Ɨri kuru rɨ, ipokena' pen kuru rɨ ku'sa' Paarʉ uya wenai, ausaurokʉ kon a'tai amaimu kon setai'no.


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

sentence2: E'tane se pe rɨ usekama'popɨ' nɨ main ton pɨ' mɨrɨ tʉpo ɨiwano' kon ɨyeseru kon, ɨiwano' kon pe rɨ ɨnkoneka'pʉ kon pɨ' rɨ ɨwesi kon wenai, ɨiwano' kon pe ikonekatɨ'. Serɨ waraino ɨyeseru kon aimenka uya pʉra man,” ta'pʉ iya.


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

sentence2: Te'pɨ'to' kasa rɨ, Paarʉ utɨ'pʉ Esuwerʉ amʉ' usenupato' iwʉ' ta' osorʉwau Sapa' kaisa rɨ ka'pon amʉ' auro'ka pɨ' iyesi'pʉ iye'menukasa' itekare ke.


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

sentence2: Enpoika pɨ' iyesi'pʉ Kʉrai ekota'mato' pe iyesi'pʉ, ima'tato' pe iyesi'pʉ, mɨrɨ tʉpo iye'mʉ'sa'kato' pe terikʉ'pʉ apai iyesi'pʉ nɨrɨ. “Pʉse rɨ Sises kanyauro'kayatʉi'ne' esi mɨrɨ Kʉrai pe,” ta'pʉ iya to' pɨ'.


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

sentence2: Mɨrɨ yau, Paarʉ mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ Sairas uya Itepuru Sises ekareei ekama'pʉ a'sinin mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ itiwʉ' tawon kon pɨ'.


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

sentence2: Mɨrɨ a'tai rɨ, a'sinin uya to' arɨ'pʉ to' ari'po'pɨtʉ'pʉ pata'pʉ korʉkase'na. Inke pʉra rɨ mɨrɨ tʉpo, Paarʉ mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ Sairas uya kʉrɨ rɨ mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ itiwʉ' tawon kon pa'taisima'pʉ.


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

sentence2: Mɨrɨ yau Paarʉ mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ Sairas arɨ'pʉ a'sinin uya tiwʉ' ta' to' a're'tɨi'. Papa apurɨ tʉuya pɨ' nin si ipan pe pori' pe iyesi'pʉ mɨrɨ, mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ itonpa ton nɨ nɨrɨ.


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

sentence2: e'tane Paarʉ uya Sairas anʉmʉ'pʉ. Sises apurɨnin nan uya to' tʉrʉ'pʉ Itepuru uya wakʉ nonkasa' ya'. Mɨrɨpan kon nin si utɨ'pʉ mɨrɨ.


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

sentence2: To' utɨ'pʉ Siriya mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ Siri'siya awɨrɨ, apurɨnin nan meruntɨtanʉkʉ pɨ'.


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

sentence2: To' uko'mamʉ tʉpo mɨrɨ yau, to' tonpa ton uya to' ennoko'pʉ tʉusewankamai' pʉra to' utɨto' pe tenno'nin nʉ'san kon piya'.


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

sentence2: Mɨrɨ e'tane, Sairas ekoneka'pʉ mɨrɨ yau rɨ tʉuko'manto' pe.


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

sentence2: E'tane Paarʉ mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ Panapas pokon e'nɨmɨ'pʉ Antiyo' po. Mɨrɨ yau, tu'kan kon pokon pe esii'ma enupan pɨ', mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ Itepuru Sises maimu ekama pɨ' rɨ to' esi'pʉ.


sentence1: that the rest of men may seek after the Lord: all the Gentiles who are called by my name, says the Lord, who does all these things.’

sentence2: Mɨrɨ a'tai, ka'pon amʉ' tonpa rʉ'san uya Itepuru warinpato' pe, tanporo kamoro Esuwerʉ amʉ' pen urɨ iwano' pe to' esi, tasa' Itepuru uya, serɨ ku'nin nʉ'pʉ uya’


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

sentence2: Pena rɨ isi'tusa' rʉ'pʉ serɨ.


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

sentence2: Te'to' kon kasa rɨ Ai'koniyan po, Paarʉ mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ Panapas pokon utɨ'pʉ Esuwerʉ amʉ' usenupato' iwʉ' ta', mɨrɨpan kon uya wakʉ pe pori'ma' kuru rɨ itekare ekama'pʉ. Mɨrɨpan tu'ke rɨ Esuwerʉ amʉ' mɨrɨ awonsi'kɨ Esuwerʉ amʉ' pen nɨ nɨrɨ ena'pʉ Sises apurɨnin nan pe.