sentence1: Don’t judge according to appearance, but judge righteous judgment.”

sentence2: Doʼa eʼyareaʼte onʼtiahuaymeʼpo dakhueaʼ oʼkaʼ namaʼda onʼtinopo̱e̱po onʼhuadiaypo doʼtaj eʼaraktaʼ onʼtipakne. Konige̱po Dios ken huabokerektaj oʼmatinepahuiʼpo diʼ o̱ʼe̱nok ijyareaʼmey. Opudomey kenda nokotdik moʼe̱. Okmapi̱e̱ʼahuaddik huameʼnoete eʼbayareaʼ huadakda o̱ʼe̱ yanʼnopo̱e̱ʼ. —Jesúsa oʼmanaʼuy.


sentence1: There was much murmuring among the multitudes concerning him. Some said, “He is a good man.” Others said, “Not so, but he leads the multitude astray.”

sentence2: Jesústaj huakkaʼada onʼtiaʼpakpo, “Huadakda o̱ʼe̱.” Huakkaʼada onʼtiaʼpakpo, “Dakhueʼda o̱ʼe̱. Namaʼda oʼmanmadikaʼ. Aratbuttaj engaña oʼmagkaʼ.” Nogomey huakkaʼada onʼtiaʼpakuy.


sentence1: Yet no one spoke openly of him for fear of the Jews.

sentence2: Huayahuaya utak utakaʼ onʼbatiaʼpakpo judío huairitaj onʼmeʼpukpo huakkaʼ aratbuttaj ʼuttaʼ batiaʼpakhueʼ o̱ʼnuy. ʼUttaʼ Jesústaj batiaʼpakhueʼ o̱ʼnuy.


sentence1: His brothers therefore said to him, “Depart from here and go into Judea, that your disciples also may see your works which you do.

sentence2: Kenokaʼ Jesúsen huamaʼbuy Jesúste onʼhuatiakdepo, oʼnonaʼpo, —I̱yo̱ Galileayo i̱kahueʼ ya̱e̱ʼ, egʼ. Fiestate Judeayo monhuaʼ. Huakkaʼda o̱ʼnen huanigpe̱i̱kaʼeri Judeayo o̱ʼne, kenpaʼti ʼuruaʼda Diosen iʼkikaʼnig kanʼtiahuayeʼpo. Konige̱po Judeayo monhuaʼ.


sentence1: For no one does anything in secret while he seeks to be known openly. If you do these things, reveal yourself to the world.”

sentence2: Ontaj huakkaʼada eknopo̱e̱ʼtaʼ eʼpaknayo, ontaj huakkaʼada eʼnigpe̱i̱kaʼtaʼ eʼpaknayo i̱yo̱ sueʼda aratbut eʼnahue̱ʼyo̱ ehueʼdik i̱ʼe̱ne. Ke̱yo̱ huakkaʼda aratbut eʼnahue̱ʼyo̱ huaʼdik i̱ʼe̱ne. Huairi o̱ʼe̱ aratbuta meʼnoknopo̱e̱ʼpo huakkaʼ aratbut e̱gkupopakyaʼ ʼuruaʼnanada yamanigkikaʼ, konig Diosayoʼda kaʼdik o̱ʼe̱ yamanigkikaʼ, yabayareaʼ. —Jesúsen huamaʼbuya Jesústaj oʼnonaʼuyate.


sentence1: For even his brothers didn’t believe in him.

sentence2: Diosa Jesústaj oʼtaʼmonaʼuyate kenpaʼti Jesús Diosen Huasiʼpo o̱ʼe̱ Jesúsen huamaʼbuy oknopo̱e̱hued e̱ʼe̱a̱da kenpaʼ oʼnonaʼuyate. Jesúsere ehuaʼtaʼ onʼpakpoda kenpaʼ oʼnonaʼuy.


sentence1: He who eats my flesh and drinks my blood lives in me, and I in him.

sentence2: Kenda oʼnonaʼnig doʼhued hua̱so̱ʼ huamanoeanhuahuikaʼ aypo o̱ʼe̱. Doʼhued mimi buttida huamaiʼ mimi o̱ʼe̱. Ayaʼada doʼhued hua̱so̱ʼ onʼbapeʼpo doʼhued mimi onʼmaiʼpo doyoyoʼ o̱ʼnikaʼ. Do kenpaʼti kenomeyere i̱ji̱kay.


sentence1: For the bread of God is that which comes down out of heaven and gives life to the world.”

sentence2: —Aʼnennada kurudya̱ʼ maná aypo Moisésa oʼbayokikaʼuyate namaʼda moʼnopo̱e̱nigʼa Moisésa bayokhueʼ o̱ʼu̱yate. Kurudya̱ʼ Diosa maná aypo oʼbayokonhuahuaʼikaʼuyate. Maná ayponayo manoeanhuahuikahueʼdik o̱ʼe̱. Kurudya̱ʼ doʼhued Apag Dios meʼtaʼmonaʼuyne. Konig aypo huamanoeanhuahuikaʼeri i̱jje̱y. Aratbuttaj aʼmanoeanhuahuikayaʼpo ijtiakuy. —Jesúsa oʼmanaʼuy.


sentence1: However, boats from Tiberias came near to the place where they ate the bread after the Lord had given thanks.

sentence2: Tiberias huakkaʼ jakyaʼ kusiʼpe oʼbatiakuyate. Huakkaʼda aratbut onʼbatiakuy. Kente Jesús Huairi pantaj dakiti oʼtionaʼpakmeʼ. Pankon onʼbapemeʼ kente ibodteda kusiʼpe oʼbatiakuyate.


sentence1: When the multitude therefore saw that Jesus wasn’t there, nor his disciples, they themselves got into the boats and came to Capernaum, seeking Jesus.

sentence2: Kente Jesústaj huahuayhueʼda keʼnen huanigpe̱i̱kaʼeritaj huahuayhueʼda huakkaʼda aratbut kusiʼpeyo onʼkudonpo Jesústaj oʼdukpo Capernaumyo onʼhuaʼuyate.


sentence1: When evening came, his disciples went down to the sea.

sentence2: Ken osikdenok oroʼ Jesúsen huanigpe̱i̱kaʼeri e̱ʼpo̱gte oʼhuaʼuy.


sentence1: They entered into the boat, and were going over the sea to Capernaum. It was now dark, and Jesus had not come to them.

sentence2: Kusiʼpeyo oʼbakudpo, Capernaum huakkaʼ jakyo e̱ʼpo̱g oʼnoktegpo ektegte oʼbaksikpo, Jesús tiakhued e̱e̱ʼte


sentence1: “There is a boy here who has five barley loaves and two fish, but what are these among so many?”

sentence2: —Huabokereksiʼpoa nogmanigtida cebadao̱gʼ pan bottaʼ biigere oʼto̱e̱nigʼa kenniga aratbuta kate bapehueʼdik o̱ʼnenok. —Andrésa, Simón Pedroen huamaʼbuy o̱ʼe̱po onaʼuy. Jesústaj onaʼuy.


sentence1: Jesus therefore, lifting up his eyes and seeing that a great multitude was coming to him, said to Philip, “Where are we to buy bread, that these may eat?”

sentence2: Huakkaʼda aratbut o̱gkupopakdepo enʼbatiakte Jesúsa oʼbatiahuayʼuy. Felipetaj —¿Huakkaʼda onʼbatiakde kanʼbapeʼpo meya̱ʼ pan oʼbaeyapet? —Jesúsa Felipetaj onaʼuy.


sentence1: He said this to test him, for he himself knew what he would do.

sentence2: Menpaʼti Felipea oaʼapo eʼnopo̱e̱ʼtaʼ oʼpakpo onaʼuy. Kenda ijkaʼapoy soatayoʼ Jesúsa oʼnopo̱e̱ʼuy.


sentence1: A great multitude followed him, because they saw his signs which he did on those who were sick.

sentence2: Jesús eʼhuaʼte huakkaʼada aratbut onʼtahuaʼpo, kenaʼpo konig Diosyoʼda kaʼdik o̱ʼe̱, konigti Jesúsa nogok nogok oʼkaʼpo, dakhueʼ e̱ʼnetaj oʼbayareaʼuy. Konige̱po huakkaʼada onʼtahuaʼuy.


sentence1: Jesus went up into the mountain, and he sat there with his disciples.

sentence2: Aʼti huakupayo oʼbehuikuy. Oroʼomey Jesúsen huanigpe̱i̱kaʼeriere moʼbatohuaduyne.


sentence1: Now the Passover, the feast of the Jews, was at hand.

sentence2: Aʼti judío huakurueri isiʼpo mabueyhueʼ e̱e̱ʼ okkahuehueʼ aypo fiesta o̱ʼe̱a̱po. Konige̱po huakkaʼda aratbut o̱ʼnuy.


sentence1: In these lay a great multitude of those who were sick, blind, lame, or paralyzed, waiting for the moving of the water;

sentence2: Baʼakyo huakkaʼda oʼnonpabahuedikaʼ. Onʼdigpakpo oʼnonpabahuedikaʼ, ekpobig oʼnonpabahuedikaʼ, huakket oʼnonpabahuedikaʼ, eʼhue̱tihuarotaj oʼnonmaboikaʼ.


sentence1: for an angel went down at certain times into the pool and stirred up the water. Whoever stepped in first after the stirring of the water was healed of whatever disease he had.

sentence2: Ya̱kote nogok nogok Diosen huataʼmoneri onʼhuarakatuikaʼ. Oʼtiakdepo ya̱kotaj oʼtihuaroaʼuynok. Ya̱ko karogda eʼtihuaroyo beʼapiʼ huakkuruda yakudontaj oʼbayareaʼikaʼuyate. Katepiʼ dakhueʼ e̱ʼneʼte oʼbayareaʼikaʼuyate.


sentence1: After the two days he went out from there and went into Galilee.

sentence2: Botmeʼnoe Sicar huakkaʼ jakyo o̱ʼe̱depo oroʼomeyere Jesúsa oʼbakhuaʼuy. Galilea huadariyo oʼhuaʼuy. Galilea huadariyo Jesús oʼkerekuyate.


sentence1: For Jesus himself testified that a prophet has no honor in his own country.

sentence2: Diosen huaʼa huamanbatiaʼpakerien jak hua̱e̱ʼeriomeynayo Diosen huamanbatiaʼpakeritaj eʼpe̱e̱taʼ pakhueʼ o̱ʼnikaʼ. Jesúsa Galilea hua̱e̱ʼeritaj oʼmanbatiaʼpakuynigʼa.


sentence1: So when he came into Galilee, the Galileans received him, having seen all the things that he did in Jerusalem at the feast, for they also went to the feast.

sentence2: Galilea huadari hua̱e̱ʼeri Jerusalényo̱ aypo fiestate o̱ʼnemeʼte. Jerusalényo̱ Jesúsa ʼuruaʼnanada konig Dios ekapaʼ oʼkameʼnok onʼtiahuayʼuyate, Galilea hua̱e̱ʼeria. Jesúsa teynanada oʼkameʼnok Galileayo eʼkumejdeʼte durugteda Jesústaj oʼdeʼuy.


sentence1: God is spirit, and those who worship him must worship in spirit and truth.”

sentence2: Apag Dios noki̱re̱g o̱ʼe̱po buttida oaʼikaʼ. Apag Diosen huaʼa buttida o̱ʼe̱. Oy kenpaʼti nogokkon aratbut huadaknopoʼda Diosen buttida huaʼataj oʼnoknopo̱e̱po Apag Diostaj onʼtionaʼpakapo. Diosen Noki̱re̱ga̱ oʼmanopoʼto̱e̱nok Apag Diostaj onʼtionaʼpakapo. Kenda Apag Diosa oʼpak. —Jesúsa ettoneʼtaj onaʼuyate.


sentence1: So he came to a city of Samaria called Sychar, near the parcel of ground that Jacob gave to his son Joseph.

sentence2: Samaria huadariyo huakkaʼ jak Sicarte oʼtiakuy. Sicar Jacobkudaken taʼbate ibodteda o̱ʼe̱. Taʼba Jacobkudaken huasiʼpo Josékudaktaj oʼyokuyate.


sentence1: Jacob’s well was there. Jesus therefore, being tired from his journey, sat down by the well. It was about the sixth hour.

sentence2: Kenteda Jacobkudaken hue̱ʼe̱y sorokkogya̱ʼ huaʼeg o̱ʼu̱yate. Jesús bidteda oʼhuaʼepo o̱ʼa̱ro̱gpo, oʼhuaduy. Tokhuada̱ʼ eʼhuadte oʼhuaduyate. Hue̱ʼe̱y sorokkogte oʼmanighuadʼuy.


sentence1: For his disciples had gone away into the city to buy food.

sentence2: Oroʼ Jesúsen huanigpe̱i̱kaʼeri aypo aʼbaetuyaʼpo, huakkaʼ jakyo oʼhuaʼdemey. Samariaeri ettoneʼ hue̱ʼe̱y aʼegatuyaʼpo oʼtiakuyate. —Hue̱ʼe̱y beyok. —Jesúsa onaʼuyate.


sentence1: he left Judea and departed into Galilee.

sentence2: Ken oʼmaknokotpo, Judeayaʼ oʼbakhuaʼuy. Galilea huadariyo oʼkumeʼuy.


sentence1: Now there was a man of the Pharisees named Nicodemus, a ruler of the Jews.

sentence2: Huabokerek o̱ʼu̱yate. Keʼna fariseo Moisésenbaʼ huaknopo̱e̱ʼeri huairi o̱ʼu̱yate. Fariseonayo Diosen huaʼa eʼkikaʼtaʼ onʼpakikaʼpo kenpaʼti adhueaʼpaneʼen huaʼa eʼkikaʼtaʼ onʼeretpakuyatenigʼa Diostaj ʼurunopoʼ nige̱hueʼ o̱ʼnuyate. Ken huabokerek fariseo huairi o̱ʼe̱po keʼnen huadik Nicodemo o̱ʼu̱yate. Nicodemo judío huairi kenpaʼti o̱ʼu̱yate.


sentence1: He came to Jesus by night and said to him, “Rabbi, we know that you are a teacher come from God, for no one can do these signs that you do, unless God is with him.”

sentence2: Sikyo Jesúste anʼbatiaʼpakyaʼpo oʼhuatiakbedʼuyate. —Huamanmadikaʼeri i̱ʼe̱po, oroʼomeytaj aʼmanmadikayaʼpo Apag Diosyaʼ iʼtiakuy, oroʼ oʼnopo̱e̱y. Kenda konig kahued o̱ʼneonhuahuikaʼuyatenigʼa oyda iʼkikaʼ. Kenaʼpo Apag Dios beʼtihuapoknok ʼuruaʼda iʼkikaʼ, Huamanmadikaʼeri. —Nicodemoa Jesústaj onaʼuy.


sentence1: But Jesus didn’t entrust himself to them, because he knew everyone,

sentence2: Jesúsnayo ayaʼ aratbuttaj huanopoyaʼda oʼmaki̱e̱ʼpo inomey huaboaʼda moknopo̱e̱ne, sueʼda moknopo̱e̱ne, hueretda huaknopo̱e̱ʼeri ehueʼ o̱ʼne, Jesúsnayo oʼmaki̱e̱ʼuy. “Inomey hueretda huaknopo̱e̱ʼeri ehueʼ o̱ʼne.” Beʼapiʼ ahueʼdik o̱ʼe̱.


sentence1: and because he didn’t need for anyone to testify concerning man; for he himself knew what was in man.

sentence2: Jesúsa ayaʼtada huanopoyaʼda oʼmaki̱e̱ʼ. Kenaʼpo nogomeytaj, “¿Monig ya̱ʼne in aratbut?” Ahueʼdik o̱ʼe̱. Kenaʼpo ayaʼtada aratbut huanopoyaʼda oʼmaki̱e̱ʼuy.


sentence1: One of the two who heard John and followed him was Andrew, Simon Peter’s brother.

sentence2: Doere Andrésere Juantaj oʼnigpe̱e̱ʼuy. Andrés Simón Pedroen huamaʼbuy o̱ʼe̱po Jesústaj oʼtahuaʼuy.


sentence1: He first found his own brother, Simon, and said to him, “We have found the Messiah!” (which is, being interpreted, Christ).

sentence2: I̱dada keʼnen huamaʼbuya Simóntaj oʼukpo, oʼhuahuayʼuy. Simóntaj oʼhuahuaydepo onaʼpo, —Cristotaj oʼhuahuayi, “Cristotaj ijtaʼmonaʼapoy.” Aʼnenda Diosa oaʼuyatenig. —Andrésa onaʼuy—. Jesús Diosen Cristo o̱ʼe̱.


sentence1: I didn’t know him, but for this reason I came baptizing in water, that he would be revealed to Israel.”

sentence2: Ikken Jesústaj doʼhua o̱ki̱a̱hued e̱ʼe̱a̱da, Israel aratbuta Cristotaj kanoknopo̱e̱ʼpo hue̱ʼe̱ya̱ bautiza oʼnogkaʼpone. —Juana oʼmanaʼuy.


sentence1: I have seen and have testified that this is the Son of God.”

sentence2: Juana kenpaʼti oʼmanaʼpo, —Ken huabokerekte Apag Diosen Noki̱re̱g oʼkotpo, o̱ʼi̱kaʼpo, kentaj boʼtiahuayapone. Ken Huabokereka Diosen Noki̱re̱g aratbuttaj oʼmanopoʼto̱e̱a̱po. Diosa menameʼne. Hue̱ʼe̱ya̱ bautiza kamagkeʼpo, Diosa meʼtaʼmonaʼuyne. Ken kurudya̱ʼ Diosen Noki̱re̱g konig tukkuʼ oʼkotpo, Jesúste oʼkotpo, ke̱yo̱ Diosen Noki̱re̱g o̱ʼi̱kaʼ. Kenda ijtiahuaymey. Kenaʼpo “Jesús Diosen Huasiʼpo o̱ʼe̱.” Ijjay. —Juana oʼmanaʼuyate.


sentence1: John answered them, “I baptize in water, but among you stands one whom you don’t know.

sentence2: —Do hue̱ʼe̱ya̱ bautiza ijkikay. Nogtida huabokerek opudenbayo o̱ʼe̱de, Cristo o̱ʼe̱de. Kentaj o̱ki̱a̱hueʼ moʼe̱.


sentence1: He is the one who comes after me, who is preferred before me, whose sandal strap I’m not worthy to loosen.”

sentence2: Diosa oʼtaʼmonaʼnok aʼti Cristoa Diosen huaʼa oʼmanmadikaʼapo. Keʼna huadakda o̱ʼe̱nok keʼnen huanabaʼ ehueʼdik i̱jje̱y, ijnopo̱e̱y. —Juana oʼmanaʼuyate.


sentence1: He was not the light, but was sent that he might testify about the light.

sentence2: Juan Diosen Huakjey ehueʼ o̱ʼu̱yate. Cristonayo Huakjey o̱ʼu̱yate. Cristotaj kamanbatiaʼpakeʼpo Juantaj oʼmataʼmonaʼuyate.


sentence1: The true light that enlightens everyone was coming into the world.

sentence2: Ken Juana Cristotaj oʼmanbatiaʼpakonhuahuaʼdepo indariyo hua̱e̱ʼeriomeytaj Diosen Huakjeytaj oʼmanoki̱a̱ʼuyate. Cristo Diosen hueretda Huakjeytaj aʼmaknopo̱e̱a̱yaʼpo oʼbahuatiakdepo, Juana oʼmanbatiaʼpakuyate.


sentence1: The same came as a witness, that he might testify about the light, that all might believe through him.

sentence2: Diosa aratbuttaj Juan Bautistataj oʼmataʼmonaʼuyate. Cristotaj kamanbatiaʼpakikeʼpo Juantaj oʼmataʼmonaʼuyate. Aratbuta Cristotaj kanoknopo̱e̱ʼpo Juana Cristotaj oʼmanbatiaʼpakuyate. Diosen Huakjeytaj oʼmanbatiaʼpakuyate.


sentence1: Also, certain women of our company amazed us, having arrived early at the tomb;

sentence2: Kenpaʼti oroʼomeyere sueʼda ettoneʼ oroʼtaj onʼmameʼpukeʼpo konige̱po sikyoedda kubarakyo onʼhuaʼ.


sentence1: and when they didn’t find his body, they came saying that they had also seen a vision of angels, who said that he was alive.

sentence2: Jesúsenbuey huahuayhueʼ o̱ʼnepo onʼkumejdepo “Diosen huataʼmoneritaj oʼtiahuay. Jesús oʼnoe, monaʼne.” Ettoneʼa̱ onʼbatiaʼpak.


sentence1: While they talked and questioned together, Jesus himself came near, and went with them.

sentence2: eʼbatiaʼpakdeʼte Jesúsa oʼbataʼdeaʼpo kenokaʼ kenomeyere onʼhuaʼepo.


sentence1: But their eyes were kept from recognizing him.

sentence2: Jesústaj onʼtiahuaynigʼa ken Jesús o̱ʼe̱ nopo̱e̱hueʼ o̱ʼneʼuy. Kenpaʼ Diosa oʼpaknok o̱ki̱e̱hueʼdik o̱ʼneʼuyate.


sentence1: returned from the tomb, and told all these things to the eleven and to all the rest.

sentence2: Ken kubarakyaʼ onʼkumejdepo ayaʼda onʼtiahuaydepo onʼpe̱e̱denig onʼmanbatiaʼpakuyate. Once huamataʼmonaʼeritaj kenpaʼti ayaʼtada nogomeytaj ayaʼda onʼmanbatiaʼpakuyate.


sentence1: Now they were Mary Magdalene, Joanna, and Mary the mother of James. The other women with them told these things to the apostles.

sentence2: María Magdalena, Juana, María Jacoboen hua̱ye̱, nog ettoneʼere once huamataʼmonaʼeritaj ayaʼda eʼmanbatiaʼpakatoʼtada


sentence1: saying that the Son of Man must be delivered up into the hands of sinful men and be crucified, and the third day rise again?”

sentence2: Jesús i̱yo̱da ehueʼ o̱ʼe̱. Diosa oʼnoyhuadande. Jesús Galileayo o̱ʼe̱po “Do huabokerek i̱jje̱nok Diosa meʼtaʼmonaʼuyne. Doʼtaj dakhueaʼ huakaʼeritaj beyokapone. Dakhueaʼ huakaʼeriomey menʼtohuaʼapone. Hue̱ypa cruzte doʼtaj menʼarakapone. Bapaaʼ huameʼnoe kubarakyo i̱jje̱depo aʼti ijnoyhuadapoy.” Jesúsa monaʼuyne, okkahuehueʼ moʼe̱t. —Bottaʼa Diosen huataʼmoneria ettoneʼtaj onʼmanaʼuyate.


sentence1: Behold, there was a man named Joseph, who was a member of the council, a good and righteous man

sentence2: Ken huabokerek o̱ʼe̱po keʼnen huadik o̱ʼe̱ José. José huadakda o̱ʼe̱po Diosenbaʼ dakaʼ oʼnigpe̱i̱kaʼuyate. Judea huadaribayo hua̱e̱ʼeri o̱ʼe̱po huakkaʼ jak Arimateayo oʼsiʼpoe̱po oʼkerekuyate. Keʼna judío huairiere onʼkupopakikaʼuyate.


sentence1: (he had not consented to their counsel and deed), from Arimathaea, a city of the Jews, who was also waiting for God’s Kingdom.

sentence2: José Dios Huairitaj eʼmaboʼ oʼnigi̱kuyate. Kenda judío huairiomey Jesústaj oʼnogkaʼdenig kenda pakhueʼ o̱ʼu̱yate.


sentence1: I will therefore chastise him and release him.”

sentence2: Castiga yo̱gkaʼdepo yahuatiʼ yonaʼapoy. —Pilatoa judío huairiomeytaj oʼmanaʼuyate.


sentence1: Now he had to release one prisoner to them at the feast.

sentence2: Fiestate nogtida huabakuda̱ʼ jakyo hua̱e̱ʼeritaj jakyaʼ o̱ʼo̱ro̱kikaʼ konige̱po Pilato nogtatida o̱ro̱kaʼdik o̱ʼu̱yate.


sentence1: When I was with you in the temple daily, you didn’t stretch out your hands against me. But this is your hour, and the power of darkness.”

sentence2: —Konig huabereeritaj e̱gkapaʼ siroa hue̱ypaerea onʼhuatotiakbedne. Kaʼtiaʼpo kenpaʼ oʼnogkaʼ. Diosen jakyo opudomeyere nog huameʼnoe nog huameʼnoe nogok nogok i̱ji̱kaʼniga doʼtaj sigpiʼ opuda̱ tohuahueʼda o̱ʼnikameʼne. Oynayo sikyoda totoʼa moʼto̱e̱nok oʼnogkaʼbedne. —Sacerdote huairitaj Diosen jak huairitaj huatoneʼ huairitaj Jesúsa oʼmanaʼuyate. Kenomey Jesústaj aʼtohuayaʼpo onʼhuatiakbeduyate.


sentence1: The Lord said, “Simon, Simon, behold, Satan asked to have all of you, that he might sift you as wheat,

sentence2: —Yape̱e̱ʼ Simón, yape̱e̱ʼ Simón. “Beyok Jesúsen huanigpe̱i̱kaʼeri konig trigotaj ektipoapaʼ o̱ʼnen huataʼmonaʼeritaj eʼmagkaʼtaʼ ijpaki. Jesúsen huataʼmonaʼeritaj menpaʼti dakaʼ yanoknopoenhuahuiketapo batikhueʼada eʼnoknopoenhuahuikate namaʼda eʼmagkaʼtaʼ ijbatipaki, Dios.” Totoʼ huairia onaʼuyatenigʼa.


sentence1: but I prayed for you, that your faith wouldn’t fail. You, when once you have turned again, establish your brothers.”

sentence2: Donayo ontaj Simón oʼtionaʼpakne. “Simón Diostaj doʼtakon dakaʼ kaknopo̱i̱keʼ batikhueʼada kaknopo̱i̱keʼ kenpaʼti onaʼti doʼtaj eʼnopoʼkoreaʼdeʼte huamaʼbuy huaknopo̱e̱ʼeritaj teyda eknopo̱e̱ʼ kabatihuapokikeʼ.” Kenda oʼtionaʼpakne. —Jesúsa Simón Pedrotaj onaʼuyate.


sentence1: They were glad, and agreed to give him money.

sentence2: Ken sacerdote huairi Diosen jak huato̱e̱ʼeriere Judastaj onʼpe̱e̱depo durugda o̱ʼnepo, “Huakkaʼda huakupe boʼyokapone.” Judastaj oʼnonaʼuyate.


sentence1: He consented and sought an opportunity to deliver him to them in the absence of the multitude.

sentence2: “Huakkaʼ huakupe onʼyokaponok Jesúste onʼtohuaʼapone.” Judasa oʼmanaʼuyate. “Kente huakkaʼ aratbut ehueʼ e̱ʼneʼyo menpe̱e̱taʼ sacerdotetaj ijbatohuaʼa.” Huaboaʼda Judasa oʼnopo̱e̱ʼuy.


sentence1: Satan entered into Judas, who was also called Iscariot, who was counted with the twelve.

sentence2: Judas Iscariote Jesúsen doce huamataʼmonaʼeri nogtida o̱ʼu̱yate. Judastaj totoʼ huairia oʼnopoʼto̱e̱denok,


sentence1: He went away and talked with the chief priests and captains about how he might deliver him to them.

sentence2: Sacerdote huairitaj kenpaʼti Diosen jak huato̱e̱ʼeri huairitaj oʼbahuahuaʼpo monig Jesústaj ijbayokapo oʼbatiaʼpakuyate.


sentence1: For it will come like a snare on all those who dwell on the surface of all the earth.

sentence2: Keyoj ijjay. Dakaʼ yanʼnopo̱i̱kaʼ. Kenpaʼda huadakda ya̱gʼkikaʼ, huadakda yanʼnopo̱i̱kaʼ. Katepiʼ fiestapiʼ eʼkaʼtaʼ meʼpukehueʼ yanikaʼ. Huakkaʼda eʼmamayʼtaʼ eretpakhueʼ yanikaʼ. Katetapiʼ huakkaʼ mepuʼkehueʼ yanikaʼ. Ken konig namaʼda eʼkikaʼnayo kenokaʼ doʼtaj e̱kpo̱e̱ʼ nige̱hueʼ e̱ʼneʼte do huabokerek i̱jje̱po kurudya̱ʼ i̱da ijhuarakapoy. Castiga aʼmagkayaʼpo ijtiakapoy. Konig trampa i̱dada oʼkotikaʼ konig e̱kpo̱e̱ʼ nige̱hueʼ e̱ʼneʼte i̱dada kurudya̱ʼ ijhuarakapoy. Castiga eʼmagkaʼ ijtiakapoy. Ayaʼtada aratbut nogya̱ʼ nogya̱ʼ nog huadari nog huadariyo ayaʼtada castiga aʼmagkayaʼpo ijbahuatiakapoy.


sentence1: for all these put in gifts for God from their abundance, but she, out of her poverty, put in all that she had to live on.”

sentence2: —In ʼayhua suigda eʼto̱e̱a̱da konig huakkaʼda oʼkuda̱ʼ. Judío huairinayo huakkaʼda e̱ʼta̱e̱tada konig suigda onʼkuda̱ʼ. ʼAyhuanayo sueʼda e̱ʼta̱e̱tada Diostaj dakaʼ oknopo̱e̱po ayaʼda Diostaj oʼyok. Buttida ijjay. —Jesúsa oʼmanaʼuyate.


sentence1: until I make your enemies the footstool of your feet.”’

sentence2: Salmosbaʼ Apagbaʼte Cristotaj oʼbatiaʼpakpo, Cristo doʼhued Huairi meʼta̱e̱ne, Davida oaʼuyate. “Doere teyada kenpaʼda yamanaʼikaʼ. Ayaʼda o̱ʼnen takaʼ konig totoʼ kenpaʼti oknopo̱e̱hueʼ hua̱e̱ʼeri nogokaʼda huaboaʼda ontaj nigpe̱e̱dik o̱ʼneapo.” Cristo doʼhued huairitaj Dios Huairia onaʼuy. Davida Salmosbaʼte oaʼuyate.


sentence1: But those who are considered worthy to attain to that age and the resurrection from the dead neither marry nor are given in marriage.

sentence2: Kenomeynayo Diostaj daknopoʼda o̱ʼnepo Diostaj oʼnoknopo̱e̱nok nogok onʼmanoyhuaddepo Diosere o̱ʼnedepo onteʼti to̱e̱pakhueʼ o̱ʼneapo. Kenpaʼti hua̱yo̱bu kato̱e̱pakeʼpo bayokhueʼ o̱ʼneapo.


sentence1: For they can’t die any more, for they are like the angels and are children of God, being children of the resurrection.

sentence2: Onteʼti bueyhueʼdik o̱ʼneapo. Ken konig Diosen huamataʼmoneri kurudyo̱ o̱ʼne konigti o̱ʼneapo. Kubarakyaʼ Diosa oʼmanoyhuada̱ʼnok Diosensiʼpo o̱ʼneapo.


sentence1: He will come and destroy these farmers, and will give the vineyard to others.” When they heard that, they said, “May that never be!”

sentence2: Ken uva taʼbokpeyo onʼtohuaʼdepo onʼdarakuyate. —Jesúsa oʼmanaʼpo. —Taʼba huato̱e̱ʼeria hua̱ta̱to̱e̱ʼeriomeytaj oʼbahuatiakapo. Hua̱ta̱to̱e̱ʼeritaj oʼbaarakapo. Taʼba nog aratbuttaj oʼbayokapo. —Jesúsa oʼmanbatiaʼpakuyate. Kenda huakkaʼda aratbut onʼpe̱e̱depo, —Kejeʼ kenda kahueʼdik ka̱e̱ʼ. —Oʼdaʼuyate.


sentence1: For the Son of Man came to seek and to save that which was lost.”

sentence2: —Do huabokerek i̱jje̱po Abrahamen adhueaʼ huayayo judío dakhueaʼ huakkaʼeritaj aʼukyaʼpo aʼbakkahueayaʼpo aʼmanopoʼyareayaʼpo ijtiakpo Abrahamen adhueaʼ huayayo i̱ʼe̱nok, Zaqueo, ontaj o̱ʼnen huabettakon dakhueaʼ oʼbakkahueaʼpo oʼmanopoʼyareaʼne. Diosere moʼnoeonhuahuikaʼapone. —Jesúsa onaʼuyate.


sentence1: I tell you that he will avenge them quickly. Nevertheless, when the Son of Man comes, will he find faith on the earth?”

sentence2: “Beʼtihuapak, Dios.” “Beʼtihuapok, Dios.” “Takaʼ dakhueaʼ megkaʼne, Dios.” Diosen huabaktieʼeaʼeria Diostaj huameʼnoe kenpaʼti sikyo eʼtionaʼpakikaʼte Diosa i̱dada oʼbatihuapokapo, Do huabokerek i̱jje̱nok Diosa meʼtaʼmonaʼuyne. Kurudya̱ʼ ijhuarakapoy. ¿Huabaktieʼeaʼeritaj aʼbatiokayaʼpo eʼtiakdeʼte meniga̱ʼ doʼtaj yanoknopo̱e̱ʼapet? —Kenda Jesúsa oʼmanbatiaʼpakpo oʼmanmadikaʼuyate.


sentence1: A widow was in that city, and she often came to him, saying, ‘Defend me from my adversary!’

sentence2: Ken huakkaʼ jakyo ʼayhuakon o̱ʼe̱po yamanoeya̱ʼ huamanaʼerite oʼhuahuaʼikaʼpo, “Noga̱ dakhueaʼ menogkameʼne mentihuapok, huairi.” ʼAyhua onaʼikaʼpo nogok nogok kiriga̱yo̱ʼ konigti onaʼikaʼuyate.


sentence1: He wouldn’t for a while; but afterward he said to himself, ‘Though I neither fear God nor respect man,

sentence2: Kejeʼ kejeʼ yamanoeya̱ʼ manahueʼ i̱jje̱a̱poy nogok nogok yamanoeya̱ʼ huamanaʼeria eʼnopo̱e̱ʼada nogok “Diostaj okmeʼpukhueʼ i̱jje̱y kenpaʼti aratbuttaj pe̱e̱hueʼ i̱ji̱kay.


sentence1: yet because this widow bothers me, I will defend her, or else she will wear me out by her continual coming.’”

sentence2: In ʼayhua kiriga̱ʼda beʼhuatiakikaʼnok kentaj ijtipeunapoy. Onpeunhueʼ e̱e̱ʼnayo doʼtaj kiriga̱yo̱ʼ beʼhuatiakikaʼnok doʼhua huadiaydik i̱jje̱a̱poy.” Huanopoada oʼtinopo̱e̱ʼuy. —Kenda kiriga̱yo̱ʼ yanʼtionaʼpakikaʼpo batikhueʼ yanikaʼ, Jesúsa oʼmanbatiaʼpakpo oʼmanmadikaʼuyate:


sentence1: There will be two grinding grain together. One will be taken and the other will be left.”

sentence2: Konigti bottaʼ ettoneʼ aros onʼtugpo nogtatida Diosen huataʼmoneria oʼtohuaʼapo nogtaj tohuahueʼ o̱ʼe̱a̱po.


sentence2: Konigti taʼbayo bottaʼ huabokerek o̱ʼnepo. Diosen huataʼmoneria nogtatida oʼtohuaʼapo nogtaj tohuahueʼ o̱ʼe̱a̱po, ijjay. —Ken Jesúsa huanigpe̱i̱kaʼeritaj oʼmanaʼuyate.


sentence1: Likewise, even as it was in the days of Lot: they ate, they drank, they bought, they sold, they planted, they built;

sentence2: Konigti aʼnennada Lotkudak e̱ʼhua̱e̱ʼokaʼ aratbut Diostaj pakhueʼ o̱ʼnepo onʼbapikaʼpo onʼmamayʼikaʼpo kenpaʼti huakupete onʼbaeʼikaʼpo onʼbahuayaʼikaʼpo, kenpaʼti taʼbayo onʼbatukeʼikaʼpo kenpaʼti jak o̱gkikaʼpo.


sentence1: but in the day that Lot went out from Sodom, it rained fire and sulfur from the sky and destroyed them all.

sentence2: Kenda aratbut o̱gkikaʼuynigʼa Lot Sodoma huakkaʼ jakyaʼ enʼmako̱ro̱kdeʼte Diosa castiga oʼmagkaʼpo konig taʼakoniga̱ kurudya̱ʼ eʼhuiʼa ayaʼtada oʼmahui̱gʼuyate. Kenpaʼti azufre konig huidjeyada kurudya̱ʼ oʼbatikahuapo ayaʼtada oʼbarakuyate.


sentence1: They ate, they drank, they married, and they were given in marriage until the day that Noah entered into the ship, and the flood came and destroyed them all.

sentence2: Do huabokerek i̱jje̱nok Diosa meʼtaʼmonaʼuyne. Nogokaʼ do kurudya̱ʼ eʼtiakte aratbut onʼbapeʼikaʼapo vinopiʼ onʼmamayʼikaʼapo kenpaʼti onʼto̱e̱pakikaʼapo. Konige̱po doʼtaj e̱kpo̱e̱ʼ nige̱hueʼ o̱ʼneapo. Aʼnennada Noékudak e̱e̱ʼte konigti o̱gkikaʼuyate. Diostaj pakhueʼda o̱ʼnepo, onʼbapeʼikaʼpo, onʼmamayʼikaʼpo, onʼto̱e̱pakikaʼpo. Noé huaboroʼ kusiʼpetoneʼyo enʼbakuddeʼte aratbut kenda e̱gkikaʼte hue̱kurua o̱ʼhue̱pokdepo ayaʼda onʼmabueyʼuyate.


sentence1: One of them, when he saw that he was healed, turned back, glorifying God with a loud voice.

sentence2: Kenokaʼ nogtiada ijyaredey huaboaʼda oʼnopo̱e̱depo oʼkumejpo, “Diosa ʼuruaʼda oʼkikaʼ. Huadaknanada o̱ʼe̱ Dios. Dakiti Dios.” ʼUttaʼda oʼokoypo,


sentence1: He fell on his face at Jesus’ feet, giving him thanks; and he was a Samaritan.

sentence2: Jesústaj huikudate oʼtihuadpo “Dakiti Jesús Huairi.” Onaʼuyate. Keʼna Samaria huadaribayo hua̱e̱ʼeri o̱ʼu̱yate.


sentence1: I will get up and go to my father, and will tell him, “Father, I have sinned against heaven and in your sight.

sentence2: Doʼhued huaojenbayo ijkumejapoy. ‘Diostaj dakhueaʼda ijkadhuahuaʼmey kenpaʼti ontaj dakhueaʼda ijkaʼmey.


sentence1: I am no more worthy to be called your son. Make me as one of your hired servants.”’

sentence2: Onteʼti huasiʼpoaʼ onahueʼ meetiʼ. O̱ʼnen huanabaʼ e̱e̱ʼtaʼ ijpaki, pag.’ Ken doʼhued huaojtaj anayʼ,” oʼnopo̱e̱ʼuyate.


sentence1: When he went into the house of one of the rulers of the Pharisees on a Sabbath to eat bread, they were watching him.

sentence2: Nogok okmapi̱e̱ʼahuaddik huameʼnoete aʼbapeyaʼpo Jesús oʼhuaʼuyate. Fariseo huairien jakyo oʼhuaʼpo, nog fariseo huairi o̱ʼnepo menpaʼ Jesús okmapi̱e̱ʼahuaddik huameʼnoete yaʼyareapetpiʼ onʼnopo̱e̱po Jesústaj dakaʼ onʼtiahuayʼuyate.


sentence1: Behold, a certain man who had dropsy was in front of him.

sentence2: Jesús huakkuruyon huabokerektaj okpo̱e̱po dakhueʼda o̱ʼe̱po huabopij huaʼopiere diga̱ʼda oʼiyokuyate.


sentence1: It is like a grain of mustard seed which a man took and put in his own garden. It grew and became a large tree, and the birds of the sky live in its branches.”

sentence2: Konig huabokereka suigkidda mostaza huakid oʼtuk. Kenkida oʼkerekdepo nogok huaboroʼda o̱ʼe̱depo huaʼopite huakkaʼ bakoya oʼpakkaʼ. Konigti huakkuru Dios Huairien huaknopo̱e̱ʼeri sueʼda o̱ʼne. Nogok huakkaʼada Dios Huairitaj oʼnoknopo̱e̱po onʼnigpeonhuahuikaʼpo huakkaʼnada huaknopo̱e̱ʼeri o̱ʼneapo. —Jesúsa oʼmanaʼuyate.


sentence1: Again he said, “To what shall I compare God’s Kingdom?

sentence2: —Huadak huaʼa konig Dios Huairitaj oʼnoknopo̱e̱a̱ponigtaj onʼnigpe̱e̱a̱ponigtaj ken konig o̱ʼe̱a̱po ijmanbatiaʼpakpo ijmanmadikaʼapoy.


sentence1: It is like yeast, which a woman took and hid in three measures of flour, until it was all leavened.”

sentence2: Konig sigda pan eʼbiaʼo̱gʼa ettoneʼa̱ huakkaʼ harinao̱gyo̱ oʼtokbuk. Harinao̱gyo̱ eʼbiaʼo̱gʼ oʼtokbukdepo dakaʼ o̱gkuayaga̱ʼ. Huabada oʼkudapo. Ayaʼda oʼbiaʼapo. Eʼbiaʼo̱gʼa oʼbiaʼpo konig Dios Huairien huadak huaʼa onʼmanmadikaʼnok huakkaʼada nogya̱ʼ nogya̱ʼ huabada oʼnoknopo̱e̱a̱po. —Jesúsa oʼmanaʼuyate.


sentence1: He was teaching in one of the synagogues on the Sabbath day.

sentence2: Nogok okmapi̱e̱ʼahuaddik huameʼnoete judío aratbut baahueʼdik e̱ʼnikaʼte judióen hua̱i̱takeʼ jakyaʼ Jesúsa oʼmanmadikaʼpo.


sentence1: Behold, there was a woman who had a spirit of infirmity eighteen years. She was bent over and could in no way straighten herself up.

sentence2: Ke̱yo̱ hua̱i̱takeʼ jakyo ettoneʼ o̱ʼe̱po dakhueʼda o̱ʼeonhuahuikaʼuyate. Dieciocho huabayok dakhueʼda o̱ʼeonhuahuikaʼuyate. Dakhueaʼ totoʼa ken ettoneʼtaj o̱gkaʼnok sodoaʼ oʼboikaʼpo butukaʼ bohueʼdik o̱ʼi̱kaʼuyate.


sentence1: I tell you, no, but, unless you repent, you will all perish in the same way.”

sentence2: Kenpaʼti Jerusalén huakkaʼ jakyo huabid jaktoneʼ o̱ʼhue̱kpo oʼmanbetuyate. Dieciocho huabokerektaj oʼmanbetuyate. Kenomey huabokereka onʼmabueyʼuyate dakhueaʼda huakaʼeri o̱ʼnepo konige̱po onʼmabueyʼuyate. Nogomey Jerusalén hua̱e̱ʼeri sueʼda dakhueaʼ huakaʼeri o̱ʼnepo bueyhueʼ o̱ʼneʼuyate. Kenpaʼ nopo̱e̱hueʼ yaneʼ, ijjay. Opudomey nopoʼkoreahueʼ e̱e̱ʼnayo kenpaʼti ayaʼda moʼmabueyapone. —Jesúsa oʼmanaʼuyate.


sentence1: I tell you, no, but unless you repent, you will all perish in the same way.

sentence2: —Kenomey huabokerek Galileayo hua̱e̱ʼeria dakhueaʼda o̱gkikaʼpo onʼmabueyʼuy. Nogomeynayo sueʼda dakhueaʼ huakaʼeri o̱ʼnepo mabueyhueʼ o̱ʼne. Kenpaʼ nopo̱e̱hueʼ yaneʼ, ijjay. Opudomey ayaʼda nopoʼkoreahueʼ e̱e̱ʼnayo kenpaʼti moʼmabueyapone.


sentence1: Blessed are those servants whom the lord will find watching when he comes. Most certainly I tell you that he will dress himself, make them recline, and will come and serve them.

sentence2: Konig huairi oʼtiakpo keʼnen huanabaʼa e̱kpo̱e̱ʼ enʼnige̱ʼte oʼbahuahuayatonok durugda o̱ʼneapo. Ken huairi nog yudtaj oʼtiokotdepo yanʼbahuad huanabaʼtaj oʼmanaʼdepo aypo oʼbayokeapo. Huanabaʼtaj oʼbayokeaponok durugda o̱ʼneapo.


sentence1: They will be blessed if he comes in the second or third watch and finds them so.

sentence2: Huairi nopotesikyo oʼtiakapopiʼ sikyoeddapiʼ oʼtiakapopiʼ. Huanabaʼa e̱kpo̱e̱ʼ onʼnige̱ʼpo huairi eʼtiakte durugda o̱ʼneapo. Huanabaʼ durugda o̱ʼneapo.


sentence1: Be like men watching for their lord when he returns from the wedding feast, that when he comes and knocks, they may immediately open to him.

sentence2: —Onteʼti indariyo ijtiakapoy. Do huairitaj e̱kpo̱e̱ʼ mennige̱ʼikatiʼ. Konig enʼto̱e̱pak fiestayaʼ huairi e̱kye̱ʼtaj keʼnen huanabaʼa e̱kpo̱e̱ʼ onʼnige̱ʼi̱kaʼ. Ken e̱kye̱ʼte huairitaj i̱da nigokhuikeʼdik o̱ʼneapo. Konigti doʼtaj e̱kpo̱e̱ʼ mennige̱ʼi̱katiʼ.


sentence1: But I will warn you whom you should fear. Fear him who after he has killed, has power to cast into Gehenna. Yes, I tell you, fear him.

sentence2: Huabokerek hua̱so̱ʼtaj arakdik o̱ʼne. Kenyoʼda aratbutso̱ʼtaj arakdik o̱ʼne. Noki̱re̱gtanayo arakhueʼdik o̱ʼne. Konige̱po aratbuttaj mididhueʼ yanikaʼ. Beʼtaʼtaj okmeʼpukdik moeʼ dakaʼ oʼnonaʼne. Diostayoʼda yanokmeʼpukikaʼ. Diosnayo arakdik o̱ʼe̱ kenpaʼti eʼbueydeʼte noki̱re̱gtaj paiʼda kanʼnopoʼe̱ʼpo taʼakyo enʼdik o̱ʼe̱. Kentaj yanokmeʼpuk, ijjay. Doʼhued huadiʼtaj ijjay.


sentence1: But there is nothing covered up that will not be revealed, nor hidden that will not be known.

sentence2: Jesúsa dakaʼ oʼmanmadikaʼonhuahuaʼpo huakkaʼnanada aratbut o̱gkupopakdepo huakkaʼada aratbut o̱ʼnepo batugon o̱gkaʼuyate. Huakkuruda huanigpe̱i̱kaʼeritaj oʼmanaʼpo: —“Oroʼomey huadakda o̱ʼe̱y.” Fariseo huairia ayaʼtada eʼmanopo̱e̱a̱ʼtaʼ onʼpaknigʼa dakhueaʼda o̱ʼne. Konig pan eʼbiaʼo̱gʼ fariseo o̱ʼne. Huakkuruda pan eʼkaʼte eʼbiaʼo̱gʼ tiahuayhued moʼe̱po aʼti eʼbiadeʼte eʼbiaʼo̱gʼ o̱ʼe̱ moʼnopo̱e̱. Huakkuruda fariseo huairi huadakda o̱ʼne namaʼda moʼnopo̱e̱nigʼa nogok kenda o̱gkikaʼ boʼtiahuaydepo dakhueaʼda o̱ʼne nopo̱e̱ʼdik moʼe̱a̱pone. Konige̱po fariseomey huairitaj keyoj, ijjay.


sentence1: As he said these things to them, the scribes and the Pharisees began to be terribly angry, and to draw many things out of him,

sentence2: Jesúsa kenda eʼmanaʼdeʼte Moisésenbaʼ huamanmadikaʼeriomeya̱ fariseoerea Jesústaj diga̱ʼda onʼhuadiaypo nogpaʼ nogpaʼ kiriga̱yo̱ʼ oʼnonaʼuyate.


sentence1: lying in wait for him, and seeking to catch him in something he might say, that they might accuse him.

sentence2: Jesúsa namaʼda kaeʼpopiʼ yaapetpiʼ onʼnopo̱e̱po onʼpe̱e̱nigʼa dakhueaʼ eaʼ eʼpe̱e̱taʼ onʼpaknigʼa. Jesúsa dakhueaʼ oaʼ eʼhuaaʼtaʼ onʼpakpo.


sentence1: Therefore see whether the light that is in you isn’t darkness.

sentence2: Aratbuten huakpo konig hua̱so̱ʼen huakjey o̱ʼne. Aratbuten huakpo huadakda e̱e̱ʼnayo hua̱so̱ʼa̱ jeyonigti o̱ʼe̱. Konigti huakjey jeyda e̱e̱ʼte aratbut katepiʼ eʼkaʼ tiahuaydik o̱ʼne. Aratbuten huakpo dakhueʼda e̱e̱ʼnayo dakaʼ tiahuayhueʼdik o̱ʼne. Konig sikki̱re̱gyo̱ hua̱so̱ʼ o̱ʼnepo katepiʼ kahueʼdik o̱ʼne. Konigti aratbuten huanopoʼ o̱ʼe̱ konig huakjey aratbutenso̱ʼyo o̱ʼe̱. Huadaknopoʼda e̱e̱ʼnayo huadakyoʼ onʼnopo̱i̱kaʼ. Konig ʼuruaʼda Diosa oʼnopo̱e̱ kenpaʼti Diosa oʼpak aratbutkon oʼnopo̱e̱ kenpaʼti o̱gkaʼ. Aratbutennopoʼ dakhueʼda e̱e̱ʼnayo katepiʼ dakhueʼ eʼnopo̱e̱ʼnayo aratbuttaj ʼuruda eʼnopo̱e̱ʼ Diosa manopo̱e̱a̱hueʼdik oʼmae. Aratbut dakhueʼnopoʼda e̱e̱ʼnayo konig sikki̱re̱gyo̱ o̱ʼne. Meyon huahueʼdikda o̱ʼne. Konige̱po keyoj, dakyoʼ ya̱gʼkikatiʼ. Huanopoyaʼ huadakyoʼ yanʼnopo̱e̱po, batikhueʼ yaneʼ. Eʼbatiknayo konig sikki̱re̱gyo̱ moʼi̱kaʼapone.


sentence1: The men of Nineveh will stand up in the judgment with this generation, and will condemn it, for they repented at the preaching of Jonah; and behold, one greater than Jonah is here.

sentence2: Huakkaʼananada Jesústaj enʼtikupopakte, —Opudomey aratbut oy moʼnoikaʼ. Dakhueaʼda hua̱e̱ʼeri moʼi̱kaʼ. Konig Dios teyda kaʼdik o̱ʼe̱ konig eʼbayareaʼ konigti oroʼtaj mogkeʼ moʼnopo̱e̱nigʼa. Konig Jonás o̱ʼe̱ʼuyate, konigti Diosa doʼtaj meʼe̱a̱ʼapone. Jonás ʼuruaʼda o̱ʼe̱ʼuyatenok Nínive huakkaʼ jak aratbut onʼnigpe̱e̱po Diostaj onʼmanopoʼkoreaʼuyate. Konigti do huabokerek i̱jje̱nok Diosa meʼtaʼmonaʼuyne ʼuruaʼda i̱jje̱a̱ponok aratbuta menʼtiahuaypo oknopo̱e̱ʼdik ya̱ʼneapet, Diosa oʼtaʼmonaʼuy oknopo̱e̱ʼdik ya̱ʼneapet. Aʼnennada huakkaʼ jak Nínive hua̱e̱ʼeritaj Jonás Diosbaʼ eʼmanaʼdeʼte Nínive aratbut Diostaj onʼnopoʼkoreaʼpo huaboaʼda Diostaj onʼnigpe̱e̱ʼuyate. Oy aratbut doʼtaj moʼpe̱e̱denigʼa nopoʼkoreahueʼ o̱ʼnepo doʼtaj oknopo̱e̱hueʼ moʼe̱ne. Jonás sueʼda huairi o̱ʼu̱yate. Donayo huahuak huairi i̱jje̱po, konige̱po keneʼhua̱ya̱ʼmeʼnoete ayaʼda Diostaj onʼnigbakupobopo kenokaʼ opudomey oy hua̱e̱ʼeri aʼneneri Nínive hua̱e̱ʼeriere Diostaj onteteyoʼ boʼtaʼbopo. Opudomey oy hua̱e̱ʼeri dakhueaʼda moʼe̱po doʼtaj eʼtiahuayada eʼpe̱e̱deada nopoʼkorehueʼ moʼu̱yatenok. Nínive hua̱e̱ʼeria kenda Diostaj onʼbahuaaʼapo. Aʼnennada huadaribayo ettoneʼa̱ huairi o̱ʼu̱yate. Keʼnendari adtenada o̱ʼu̱yate. Salomón Israel aratbuten huairi huakkaʼnada oʼnopo̱e̱po ʼuruaʼda oʼbatiaʼpakikaʼnok aʼpe̱e̱yaʼpo ken ettoneʼ keʼnenbayaʼ bidtenada oʼhuaʼonhuahuaʼuyate. Israel aratbutenbayo oʼhuaʼonhuahuaʼuyate. Salomóna sueʼda ʼuruaʼda oʼnopo̱e̱ʼuyate. Donayo ʼuruaʼnanada ijnopo̱e̱po huakkaʼda ijnopo̱e̱nigʼa oy hua̱e̱ʼeria sueʼada doʼtaj moʼpe̱e̱po moknopo̱e̱ne. Konige̱po nogok keneʼhua̱ya̱ʼmeʼnoete ayaʼda Diostaj enʼnigbakupoboʼte opudomey oy hua̱e̱ʼeri dakhueaʼda moʼe̱ doʼtaj nigpe̱e̱hueʼada oknopo̱e̱hueʼ moʼu̱ynok, ettoneʼ huairia Diostaj oʼbahuaaʼapo. —Jesúsa oʼmanaʼuyate.


sentence1: for a friend of mine has come to me from a journey, and I have nothing to set before him,’

sentence2: Jesúsa nogi̱ti oʼmanmadikaʼpo, —Opudomey nogtipiʼ sikyo nopokaʼ huadiʼen jakyo eʼhuaʼnayopiʼ. “Doʼhued jakyo bidtaʼda doʼhued huadiʼ o̱kye̱denigʼa aypobayoʼ i̱jje̱po aypo yokhueʼdik i̱jje̱po sueʼda aypo beyok.” Keʼna enaʼnayo


sentence1: As he was praying, the appearance of his face was altered, and his clothing became white and dazzling.

sentence2: Jesúsa oʼtionaʼpakdepo Jesúsen huakok kokeyda o̱ʼe̱tuy kenpaʼti yudtaj keregnada o̱ʼe̱tuy kenpaʼti senogda o̱ʼe̱tuyate.


sentence1: Behold, two men were talking with him, who were Moses and Elijah,

sentence2: Ken kentaʼ Jesústaj bottaʼ huabokereka onʼbopo onʼbatiaʼpakpo adhueaʼpaneʼ Moiséskudak kenpaʼti adhueaʼpaneʼ Elíaskudakere onʼbatiaʼpakpo


sentence1: who appeared in glory and spoke of his departure, which he was about to accomplish at Jerusalem.

sentence2: ʼuruaʼda konig jeynanada o̱ʼnepo ken konig Jesús paiʼda oʼnopoʼe̱a̱po Jerusalénya̱ʼ kenpaʼti ken konig oʼbueyapo onʼbatiaʼpakuyate.


sentence1: Now Peter and those who were with him were heavy with sleep, but when they were fully awake, they saw his glory, and the two men who stood with him.

sentence2: Pedromey diga̱ʼda taytayaʼ eʼada tayhueʼ o̱ʼnepo Jesústaj onʼtiahuaypo Jesústaj ʼuruaʼda jeynanada onʼtiahuaypo. Kenpaʼti nog bottaʼ huabokerektaj onʼtiahuaypo Jesúsere e̱ʼneʼte onʼbatiahuayʼuyate.


sentence1: When Jesus stepped ashore, a certain man out of the city who had demons for a long time met him. He wore no clothes, and didn’t live in a house, but in the tombs.

sentence2: Jesús eʼkotdeʼte Jesústaj nogbokerekatida huakkaʼ jakyaʼ oʼhuatiakonpo. Ken huabokerektaj huakkaʼ totoʼa onʼnopoʼtounhuahuaʼuyate. Yudtaj othueʼ o̱ʼunhuahuaʼuyate. Jakyo ehueʼ o̱ʼi̱kameʼte. Kubarakbayo o̱ʼunhuahuaʼikaʼuyate.


sentence1: When he saw Jesus, he cried out and fell down before him, and with a loud voice said, “What do I have to do with you, Jesus, you Son of the Most High God? I beg you, don’t torment me!”

sentence2: Oʼtiahuaydepo Jesústaj huikudate oʼtisakotuyate. Oʼokoypo, —¿Menaʼpo doʼtaj oʼhuatiak, Jesús? Dios kutayo hua̱e̱ʼerien Huasiʼpo i̱ʼe̱. Doʼtaj o̱gkahueʼ meeʼ. Diga̱ʼda onaʼne. —Huabokereka ʼuttaʼda Jesústaj onaʼuyate.


sentence1: For Jesus was commanding the unclean spirit to come out of the man. For the unclean spirit had often seized the man. He was kept under guard and bound with chains and fetters. Breaking the bonds apart, he was driven by the demon into the desert.

sentence2: Kenpaʼ enadeʼte Jesúsa totoʼtaj huamaenaʼdikte o̱ʼu̱yate. Nogok nogok huakkaʼ totoʼa onʼnopoʼto̱i̱kameʼte. Aratbuta kentaj sirobia huabaʼ kenpaʼti huaʼi onʼtinukupo dakaʼ aʼto̱e̱ya̱ʼpo. Onʼtinukunigʼa ken huabokereka oʼtipukpukanikaʼuy. Aratbut ehueʼ e̱ʼi̱kaʼyo totoʼomeya̱ onʼtohuaʼuyate.


sentence1: and certain women who had been healed of evil spirits and infirmities: Mary who was called Magdalene, from whom seven demons had gone out;

sentence2: Ettoneʼere oʼhuaʼepo totoʼa eʼmanopoʼto̱e̱tada Jesúsa oʼmanopoʼyareameʼte totoʼ oʼmakenmeʼte. Nogomey ettoneʼtaj oʼbayareameʼte. María Magdalena Jesúsere o̱ʼi̱kaʼuyate. Jesúsa Maríataj siete totoʼ okmaenameʼte.


sentence1: and Joanna, the wife of Chuzas, Herod’s steward; Susanna; and many others who served them from their possessions.

sentence2: Juanakon Jesúsere o̱ʼi̱kaʼuyate. Juana Chuzaen hua̱to̱e̱ o̱ʼu̱yate. Chuza Huairi Herodesen jak huato̱e̱ʼeri o̱ʼu̱yate. Kenpaʼti Susana Jesúsere o̱ʼi̱kaʼuyate. Nogomey ettoneʼ sueʼda huakkaʼ Jesúsere o̱ʼnepo Jesúsomey hua̱e̱ʼeritaj katepiʼ onʼpaknok onʼbayokikaʼuyate. Aypopiʼ yudtapiʼ onʼbayokikaʼpo kenpaʼti onʼtihuapokikaʼuyate.


sentence1: The Son of Man has come eating and drinking, and you say, ‘Behold, a glutton and a drunkard, a friend of tax collectors and sinners!’

sentence2: Jesúsa nogi̱ti oʼmanaʼpo: —Aratbut oy ken konig o̱ʼnikaʼ ijbatiaʼpakapoy. Kenomeytaj beʼapiʼ madurugpakahueʼdik o̱ʼne. Katepiʼ nogomey onʼpakpo o̱gkikaʼnig kenomeynayo konigti eʼkaʼtaʼ pakhueʼ o̱ʼne. Kenda Juan Bautista oʼkikaʼnig kenomeynayo pakhueʼ o̱ʼne. Kenpaʼti do huabokerek i̱jje̱nok Diosa meʼtaʼmonaʼuyne konig do ijkikaʼnig kenda kenpaʼti pakhueʼda o̱ʼne. Juan bautista katepiʼ ʼuruaʼda aypo bapehueʼ o̱ʼi̱kaʼpo kenpaʼti vino konig sineʼ paiʼ mayhueʼ o̱ʼi̱kaʼpo. Kenda Juana oʼkikaʼnok totoʼa Juantaj oʼnopoʼto̱e̱ kenomeya̱ namaʼda onʼbatiaʼpakikaʼnigʼa. Nogok do huabokerek i̱jje̱nok Diosa meʼtaʼmonaʼuyne opudere katepiʼ ʼuruda aypo ijbapikay kenpaʼti do katepiʼ ijmayʼikay. Doʼtakon dakhueaʼda menhuaʼpakikaʼne. “Huakkaʼda oʼbapikaʼ kenpaʼti huakkaʼda huamaiʼeri o̱ʼi̱kaʼ. Kenpaʼti Jesúsa dakhueaʼ huakaʼeritaj diʼda oʼmaikaʼ. Kenpaʼti gobierno huakupe huanigbaeʼeritaj diʼda oʼmaikaʼ.” Doʼtaj kenpaʼ menhuaaʼikaʼne. Aratbut oy ken konig o̱ʼnikaʼ nogda ijbatiaʼpakapoy. Katepiʼ nogomey onʼpakpo o̱gkaʼ kenomeynayo konigti eʼkaʼtaʼ pakhueʼ o̱ʼnikaʼ. Konig huasiʼpo onʼbatuerikikaʼnig aratbut oy konigti o̱ʼne. Huasiʼpo huakkaʼ jak kurute onʼbahuadpo onʼbatuerikpo nogtaj nogtaj onʼmanaʼpo, “Teteʼpuʼte ʼuruaʼda oʼbatadiʼkey opudnayo oroʼere eʼdurugpaktaʼ pakhueʼ moʼe̱ne baila e̱e̱ʼtaʼ pakhueʼ moʼe̱ne. Oroʼ eʼbahuiktada opudnayo huikhueʼ moʼe̱ne.” Ken konig huasiʼpoa ondaʼikaʼ. Ken konig aratbut oyda o̱gkikaʼ.


sentence1: Blessed is he who finds no occasion for stumbling in me.”

sentence2: —Ekpobigtaj ijmakpoani, huakkettaj ijhuaʼeadi̱, keʼpoda eʼso̱ʼparaʼtaj ijbayareay, eʼpeokbettaj ijbayareay, huakudakaʼda eʼbueytada ijmanoyhuada̱y. “Doʼtaj eknopo̱e̱ʼnayo Diosere onteʼti moʼnoeonhuahuikaʼapone.” Paiʼda hua̱e̱ʼeriomeytaj ijmanikay. Doʼtaj okbirahueʼ hua̱e̱ʼeriomeytaj ijmadurugpakaʼapoy. Kenda eʼkaʼte onʼtiahuayne onʼpe̱e̱dene Juantaj yanhuahuaʼpo yanʼbatiaʼpaktiʼ. —Jesúsa Juanen huanigpe̱i̱kaʼeritaj oʼmanaʼuyate.


sentence1: John, calling to himself two of his disciples, sent them to Jesus, saying, “Are you the one who is coming, or should we look for another?”

sentence2: Kenda Jesúsa oʼkaʼdenig Juan Bautistaen huanigpe̱i̱kaʼeria onʼbatiaʼpakdenok kenda Juana oʼtipe̱e̱depo bottaʼ huanigpe̱i̱kaʼeritaj oʼmataʼmonaʼpo, Jesúste oʼmataʼmonaʼpo, “Diosa Cristotaj moʼtaʼmonaʼapone. Cristo oʼtiakapo oknopo̱e̱y. ¿Menpaʼ o̱ʼna Cristoda i̱ʼe̱? ¿Oroʼomey menpaʼ nogtaj nige̱ʼdik o̱ʼe̱?” Jesús Huairitaj ya̱ʼnonatiʼ. Juana oʼmanaʼuyate.


sentence1: for he loves our nation, and he built our synagogue for us.”

sentence2: Jesústaj onhuahuaʼdepo diga̱ʼda onʼpakpo, —Roma sorotataj capitána oroʼomey judío aratbutaj huakkaʼda oʼpak. Oroʼomeytaj diʼda o̱ʼe̱. Oroʼen hua̱i̱takeʼ jak oʼkaʼuy. Konige̱po capitánen huanabaʼtaj yayareaʼ. —Judío huiritoneʼa̱ i̱ghuaʼda Jesústaj oʼnonaʼuyate.


sentence1: He is like a man building a house, who dug and went deep and laid a foundation on the rock. When a flood arose, the stream broke against that house, and could not shake it, because it was founded on the rock.

sentence2: Ayaʼda doʼtaj menhuatiakpo doʼtaj menigpe̱i̱kaʼpo doʼhued huaʼa boʼkikaʼ, konig ʼuruaʼda jak huakaʼeri dakaʼ jak oʼkaʼpo dariteyyaʼ oʼkaʼpo ʼiddu boroʼda adteda oʼkudya̱po jak oʼkaʼ. Hue̱kuru oʼtiakdepo jakta oʼpokpo dakaʼ jak oʼkaʼnok tohuahueʼdik o̱ʼe̱. Hue̱kurua tohuahueʼdik o̱ʼe̱. Ken konig doʼtaj huanigpe̱i̱kaʼeri o̱ʼnepo, oknopo̱e̱batikhueʼdik o̱ʼneapo.


sentence1: But Simon Peter, when he saw it, fell down at Jesus’ knees, saying, “Depart from me, for I am a sinful man, Lord.”

sentence2: Kenda Simón Pedro oʼtiahuaypo Jesúsen huaʼite huikudate oʼtihuadpo, —Bekhuaʼ, Huairi, donayo dakhueaʼ huakaʼeri i̱jje̱y. —Jesústaj Simóna onaʼuyate.


sentence1: For he was amazed, and all who were with him, at the catch of fish which they had caught;

sentence2: Biig huakkaʼda o̱ʼe̱nok Simón omepukeʼpo kenpaʼti nogomey Simónere huakkaʼda onʼmepukeʼuy.


sentence1: But truly I tell you, there were many widows in Israel in the days of Elijah, when the sky was shut up three years and six months, when a great famine came over all the land.

sentence2: Aʼnennada Elíaskudak o̱ʼi̱kaʼuyate. Elíaskudak Diosen huamanbatiaʼpakeri o̱ʼu̱yate. Ke̱yo̱ Israel aratbut o̱ʼnikaʼ bapaʼ huabayok nogi̱ti nog seis puug huiʼhueʼ o̱ʼu̱yate. Aypo ehueʼda o̱ʼu̱yate. Israel aratbut aypo to̱e̱hueʼ o̱ʼnuyate. Kenokaʼ huakkaʼada Israel ʼayhua e̱e̱ʼtada


sentence1: Elijah was sent to none of them, except to Zarephath, in the land of Sidon, to a woman who was a widow.

sentence2: Israel aratbut ʼayhuataj Elíaskudaktaj nigtaʼmonahueʼ o̱ʼu̱yate. Israel aratbuta oknopo̱e̱hueʼda o̱ʼnenok Israel ʼayhuataj aypo kabayokikeʼpo nigtaʼmonahueʼ o̱ʼu̱yate. Dios nog aratbut ʼayhuataj oʼnigtaʼmonaʼuyate. Ken Sarepta jak ʼayhuataj oʼtaʼmonaʼuyate. Serepta jak meyo̱hueʼda Sidón huakkaʼ jak o̱ʼe̱. Sarepta jak ʼayhua nog aratbutda o̱ʼu̱yate. Nog aratbut ʼayhua aypo kabayokikeʼpo oʼnigtaʼmonaʼuyate.


sentence1: and, ‘On their hands they will bear you up, lest perhaps you dash your foot against a stone.’”

sentence2: Apagbaʼ oaʼpo: Kaʼnonokbaʼhuade̱ʼpo eʼkudajte Diosa keʼnen huataʼmoneritaj oʼmataʼmonaʼaponok huidbate kothueʼdik i̱ʼe̱a̱pone. Huabaʼa kutate monokbaʼhuada̱pone. Apagbaʼ kenpaʼ oʼmadoyaʼuyate. —Totoʼa namaʼda onaʼuyate.


sentence1: If you therefore will worship before me, it will all be yours.”

sentence2: —Ayaʼda ʼuruaʼda huadaribayo kenpaʼti huadariyo huairi hua̱e̱ʼ oʼbayokapone konige̱po doʼhuedda meʼtamaenok. Betapiʼ eʼyoktaʼ ijpakpo yokdik i̱jje̱y. Doʼtaj huikudate eʼtihuadnayo “ʼUruda huairi meʼta̱e̱ne.” Doʼtaj enaʼnayo ayaʼda iʼtiahuaynig oʼbayokapone. —Totoʼa Jesústaj namaʼda onaʼuyate.


sentence1: and when they had fulfilled the days, as they were returning, the boy Jesus stayed behind in Jerusalem. Joseph and his mother didn’t know it,

sentence2: Ken fiesta eʼpokdeʼte onʼkumejdepo José Jesúsen hua̱ye̱ere nopo̱e̱hueʼ o̱ʼnepo Jesús huahueʼda Jerusalényo̱ o̱ʼe̱ʼuyate.


sentence1: but supposing him to be in the company, they went a day’s journey; and they looked for him among their relatives and acquaintances.

sentence2: Jesús nog aratbutere yatiaket namaʼda onʼnopo̱e̱po nogmeʼnoetida oʼnokhuaʼuyate, huabet eʼta̱hue̱ʼyo̱ kenpaʼti nog aratbutyo Jesústaj onʼukpo


sentence1: There was one Anna, a prophetess, the daughter of Phanuel, of the tribe of Asher (she was of a great age, having lived with a husband seven years from her virginity,

sentence2: Ke̱yo̱da Diosen jakyoda Ana o̱ʼu̱yate. Ana Diosen huaʼa huamanbatiaʼpakeri o̱ʼu̱yate. Ana Fanuelen hua̱yo̱bu kenpaʼti Aser aratbut o̱ʼu̱y. Huatoneʼnanada o̱ʼu̱yate. Konig muneʼyo̱ sueʼda huabayok e̱ʼta̱e̱tada oʼto̱e̱pakuyate. Siete huabayok hua̱to̱e̱ere onʼuyate.


sentence1: and she had been a widow for about eighty-four years), who didn’t depart from the temple, worshiping with fastings and petitions night and day.

sentence2: Kenokaʼ Jesús Diosen jakyo e̱e̱ʼte konig ayhua ochenta y cuatro huabayok o̱ʼeonhuahuikaʼdeʼuy. Diosen jakyo o̱ʼi̱kaʼpo jakyaʼ huahueʼ o̱ʼi̱kaʼuyate. Diostaj oʼnigpe̱i̱kaʼpo nogok nogok Diostaj oʼpakpo bapehueʼda o̱ʼe̱po, Diostayoʼda oʼtionaʼpakahuadikaʼuyate. Kenpaʼti oʼtionaʼpakbedikaʼuyate.


sentence1: Coming up at that very hour, she gave thanks to the Lord, and spoke of him to all those who were looking for redemption in Jerusalem.

sentence2: Kenokaʼ Simeón enadeʼte Ana Jesústaj oʼhuahuaʼuyate. Anaʼa Diostaj dakiti oaʼdepo ken Jesúsa paiʼda enʼnopoʼe̱te Jerusalén aratbuttaj oʼmadurugpakapo. Kentaj huakkaʼda oʼnonmabonok Anaʼa Jesústaj oʼmanbatiaʼpak ken.


sentence1: which you have prepared before the face of all peoples;

sentence2: Kentaj ayaʼtada Diosa oʼbayokdenok ayaʼada aratbuta tiahuaydik o̱ʼne.


sentence1: a light for revelation to the nations, and the glory of your people Israel.”

sentence2: Insiʼpoa konig huakjey o̱ʼe̱po Dios konig o̱ʼe̱nig judío ehueʼ aratbuttaj oʼmaknopo̱e̱a̱ʼapo kenpaʼti Israel aratbut ʼuruda o̱ʼne keʼna ayaʼtada oʼmanopo̱e̱a̱ʼapo. Ken konig Diostaj Simeóna oaʼuyate.


sentence1: and to offer a sacrifice according to that which is said in the law of the Lord, “A pair of turtledoves, or two young pigeons.”

sentence2: Huabokereksiʼpo eʼsiʼpopakdeʼte cuarenta huameʼnoe eʼpokdeʼte keʼnen huaoj hua̱ye̱ere bottaʼ apoyerepiʼ bottaʼ tukkupiʼ eʼnigarak Diostaj yokdik yaneʼ. Kenda judío aratbuttaj Moisésa oʼmanaʼuyate. Kenpaʼti ettoneʼen huakkurueri huabokereksiʼpo eʼsiʼpopakdeʼte “Diosen o̱ʼta̱e̱.” Kenda aratbuta kanʼbatiaʼpakeʼ. Judío aratbuttaj Moisésa oʼmanaʼuyate. Ken Jesús eʼsiʼpoe̱ʼte cuarenta huameʼnoe eʼpokdeʼte José Maríaere Jesústaj onʼtohuaʼuyate. Jerusalényo̱ onʼtohuaʼuyate. Ayaʼ Moisésa oʼmanaʼuyatenig kenda aʼkayaʼpo Jerusalényo̱ onʼtohuaʼuyate.


sentence1: For there is born to you today, in David’s city, a Savior, who is Christ the Lord.

sentence2: Davidkudaken jakyo oy Diosen Huamanopoʼyareaʼeri oʼmanigsiʼpoe̱de. Keʼna Cristo Huairi o̱ʼe̱.


sentence1: This is the sign to you: you will find a baby wrapped in strips of cloth, lying in a feeding trough.”

sentence2: Kanʼnopo̱e̱ʼpo huasiʼpo atisuksiʼpo eʼtidokaʼ vacaen huabapeʼ aypo cajayo eʼhuedte boʼhuahuayapone. —Ken Diosen huataʼmoneria oʼmanaʼuyate.


sentence1: Joseph also went up from Galilee, out of the city of Nazareth, into Judea, to David’s city, which is called Bethlehem, because he was of the house and family of David,

sentence2: Konige̱po Nazaret huakkaʼ jakyaʼ José oʼhuaʼuyate. Nazaret Galilea huadaribayo o̱ʼe̱. Nog huadaribayo oʼhuaʼuyate. Judea huadaribayo José oʼhuaʼuyate. Huakkaʼ jakyo Belényo oʼhuaʼuyate. Belényo Davidkudak oʼsiʼpoe̱ʼuyate. José Davidkudaken adhueaʼ huayayo o̱ʼu̱yate.


sentence1: to enroll himself with Mary, who was pledged to be married to him as wife, being pregnant.

sentence2: Belényo huadik i̱jje̱y aʼtimadoyayaʼpo oʼhuaʼpo Maríaere onʼhuaʼuyate. Maríaen huaoj Maríataj oʼto̱e̱pakanpo Joséere onʼhuaʼpo María bogdakhueʼ o̱ʼu̱yate.


sentence1: Now in those days, a decree went out from Caesar Augustus that all the world should be enrolled.

sentence2: Kenokaʼ Romano huairitoneʼ o̱ʼi̱kaʼpo keʼnendik Augusto o̱ʼe̱ʼuyate. “Ayaʼ huabokerekdik kanʼmatimadoyeʼ.” Huairia Augustoa oʼmanaʼuyate.


sentence1: This was the first enrollment made when Quirinius was governor of Syria.

sentence2: Ken konig huabokerekdik onʼmatimadoyaʼuyate, ken konig Romano huairi oʼpaknok huakkuruda ayaʼ huabokerekdiktaj onʼmatimadoyaʼuyate. Kenokaʼ Siria aratbut gobierno huairi Cireniotaj onʼnigpe̱i̱kaʼuyate.


sentence1: All went to enroll themselves, everyone to his own city.

sentence2: Ken ayaʼda aratbut kenomeyen adhueaʼpaneʼen huakkaʼ jakyo huaʼdik o̱ʼnepo huadik gobiernoen berobaʼte aʼtimadoyayaʼpo onʼbahuaʼuyate.


sentence1: because of the tender mercy of our God, by which the dawn from on high will visit us,

sentence2: Ken oroʼen Diosa diʼ moʼe̱po moʼmatinepahuiʼpo konig niokpo oʼtaʼtikaʼnig kutayaʼ Cristo konigti oʼhuarakapo.


sentence1: to shine on those who sit in darkness and the shadow of death; to guide our feet into the way of peace.”

sentence2: Sikki̱re̱gyo̱ hua̱e̱ʼeritaj keʼna konig huakjey oʼmaeapo. Aratbut eʼbueytaj huameʼpukeritaj konig huakjey oʼmaeapo. Diostaj oʼmaknopo̱e̱a̱ʼapo. ʼUruda huakadhuaʼ monʼmadikaʼapone. Kenda enaʼte onʼnopoʼnoeyapone. Zacaríasa oaʼuyate, ken.


sentence1: in holiness and righteousness before him all the days of our life.

sentence2: Oroʼen takaʼtaj akmaenyaʼpo Dios Huairia oʼmataʼmonaʼapo. Oroʼomeytaj huahuadiayeritaj Dios Huairia boʼtiokaʼpo oʼmaenapo. Kenpaʼti oroʼomeyen adhueaʼpaneʼtaj aʼmatinepahuiyaʼpo, “Meʼpukhueʼada o̱ʼna o̱ʼnen huayayoere Diostaj ʼurunopoʼda kanʼnigpe̱i̱keʼpo kenpaʼti Diostayoʼda kanʼnigpe̱i̱keʼpo opudomeyen takaʼtaj boʼtiokaʼapone.” Ken oroʼen huaoj Abrahamtaj kenda Diosa onaʼuyate. Kenda Diosa okkahuehueʼ o̱ʼi̱kaʼ. Ken Diosa oaʼuyate. Kenda aʼnennada Diosen ʼuruaʼda huamanbatiaʼpakeria oʼmanaʼuyate.


sentence1: He has given help to Israel, his servant, that he might remember mercy,

sentence2: Israel aratbut konig Diosen huanabaʼ e̱ʼhua̱e̱ʼtaj Diosa dakaʼ oʼmato̱i̱kaʼpo, okkahuehueʼ oʼmaepo oʼmatinepahuiʼikaʼpo.


sentence1: as he spoke to our fathers, to Abraham and his offspring forever.”

sentence2: Oroʼen huapaneʼkudakomeytaj kenpaʼti Abrahamkudaktaj kenpaʼti ayaʼda keʼnensiʼpo keʼnen huayayo nogok nogok ayaʼtada “Ijmatinepahuiʼapoy” onaʼuyate Diosa. Kenda oʼkikaʼ. Kenda Maríaa Elisabettaj onaʼuyate.


sentence1: Mary arose in those days and went into the hill country with haste, into a city of Judah,

sentence2: Kenokaʼ María atoksikeyaʼpo oʼhuahuaʼuyate. I̱dada oʼhuaʼpo Judea oteʼbayo oʼhuaʼuyate. Oteʼ huakkaʼ jakyo oʼhuaʼuyate.


sentence1: and entered into the house of Zacharias and greeted Elizabeth.

sentence2: Zacaríasen jakyo oʼkudondepo Elisabettaj “Ijtiaki,” onaʼuyate.


sentence1: He will be great and will be called the Son of the Most High. The Lord God will give him the throne of his father David,

sentence2: Huairi o̱ʼe̱a̱po. Kentaj huakkaʼda oʼnoknopo̱e̱a̱popo onʼnigpe̱e̱a̱po. Diosen Huasiʼpo onʼdikkaʼapo. Dios Kuruderiensiʼpo onʼdikkaʼapo. Konig Davidkudak huairitoneʼ huakkaʼda aratbuttaj oʼmanaʼikaʼuyate. Konigti Dios Huairi Jesústaj huairitoneʼ oʼyahueaʼapo. Ken ayaʼda Israel aratbuttaj oʼmanaʼonhuahuikaʼapo.


sentence1: and he will reign over the house of Jacob forever. There will be no end to his Kingdom.”

sentence2: Ken Israel aratbuttaj oʼmanaʼonhuahuikaʼapopo, batikhueʼ o̱ʼeonhuahuikaʼapo. —Diosen huataʼmoneri Gabriela Maríataj onaʼuyate.


sentence1: For he will be great in the sight of the Lord, and he will drink no wine nor strong drink. He will be filled with the Holy Spirit, even from his mother’s womb.

sentence2: O̱ʼnensiʼpoa Diostaj ʼuruaʼda oʼnigpe̱e̱a̱po konige̱po durugnanada i̱ʼe̱a̱pone. Kenpaʼti eʼsiʼpoe̱ʼte huakkaʼada onʼdurugpakapo. Vino mayhueʼ iʼta̱e̱a̱pone. Kenpaʼti piscoʼpiʼ mayhueʼ iʼta̱e̱a̱pone. Siʼpopakhued e̱e̱ʼted Diosen Noki̱re̱ga̱ oʼnopoʼto̱e̱a̱po.


sentence1: Now while he executed the priest’s office before God in the order of his division

sentence2: Nogmeʼnoetida Zacaríasomey konig sacerdote Diosen jakyo baaʼdik o̱ʼneʼuyate.


sentence1: according to the custom of the priest’s office, his lot was to enter into the temple of the Lord and burn incense.

sentence2: Konig sacerdote o̱gkikaʼ huidsiʼpo oʼnendepo onʼtiahuaydepo Zacaríasyoʼda Diosen jakyo kuddik o̱ʼu̱yate. Konig ʼuruʼhui̱e̱a̱da vela aʼbakpakayaʼpo Dios Huairitaj Zacarías kuddik o̱ʼu̱yate.


sentence1: it seemed good to me also, having traced the course of all things accurately from the first, to write to you in order, most excellent Theophilus;

sentence2: Kenda Jesús oʼkadhuahuaʼuyate kenpaʼti Jesústaj onʼtimadoyaʼuyate aʼnennada huakkuruda ijbaʼtiahuayonhuahuaʼuy. Dakaʼnada yoknopoeonhuahuikay. Konige̱po doʼhuakon Jesústaj dakaʼ eʼtimadoyaʼonhuahuaʼtaʼ ijpaki, Teófilo.


sentence1: She went and told those who had been with him, as they mourned and wept.

sentence2: María oʼhuaʼpo Jesúsen huanigpe̱i̱kaʼeritaj oʼhuahuaʼdepo Jesústaj ijtiahuaydey oʼbatiaʼpakuyate. Kenomey suhueʼnanada o̱ʼnepo onʼbahuikpo.


sentence1: When they heard that he was alive and had been seen by her, they disbelieved.

sentence2: Jesús onteʼti oʼnoe kenpaʼti María eʼtiahuaydetada oknopo̱e̱hueʼ o̱ʼnuyate.


sentence1: They were saying among themselves, “Who will roll away the stone from the door of the tomb for us?”

sentence2: —¿Beʼa kubarak huid huanokbet yakpokoreaʼapet? —Huayahuaya onʼbatiaʼpakuyatenigʼa


sentence1: for it was very big. Looking up, they saw that the stone was rolled back.

sentence2: onʼtiahuayatoʼpo kubarak huid huanokbet onokbetahueʼ onʼtiahuaypo,


sentence1: Pilate was surprised to hear that he was already dead; and summoning the centurion, he asked him whether he had been dead long.

sentence2: Josétaj Pilatoa oʼpe̱e̱depo Jesús oʼbueyde oʼmepukeʼpo “¿menpaʼ yaʼbueyonde?” capitántaj onaʼuyate.


sentence1: When he found out from the centurion, he granted the body to Joseph.

sentence2: “E̱e̱ʼ, oʼbueyde,” capitána onaʼdenok Jesúsenso̱ʼ Josétaj oʼyokuyate.


sentence1: When evening had now come, because it was the Preparation Day, that is, the day before the Sabbath,

sentence2: Ken oʼsikonyakuyate. Emeʼte judíoen okmapi̱e̱ʼahuaddik huameʼnoe o̱ʼe̱a̱ponok


sentence1: Joseph of Arimathaea, a prominent council member who also himself was looking for God’s Kingdom, came. He boldly went in to Pilate, and asked for Jesus’ body.

sentence2: José oʼtiakpo meʼpukhueʼ o̱ʼe̱po Pilatotaj oʼhuahuaʼpo “Jesúsenso̱ʼ beyok.” Onaʼuyate. José Arimateayo hua̱e̱ʼeri o̱ʼe̱po kenpaʼti judío huairi huakupopakyo hua̱e̱ʼeri o̱ʼu̱yate. Kenpaʼti Dios Huairitaj dakaʼ oʼnigi̱kaʼuyate.


sentence1: There were also women watching from afar, among whom were both Mary Magdalene and Mary the mother of James the less and of Joses, and Salome;

sentence2: Kenpaʼti ettoneʼ o̱ʼnepo bidtaʼda onʼtiahuayanhuaʼuyate. María Magdalena o̱ʼe̱po kenpaʼti María Jacobo huasueden hua̱ye̱ José Saloméereen hua̱ye̱ o̱ʼnepo.


sentence1: who, when he was in Galilee, followed him and served him; and many other women who came up with him to Jerusalem.

sentence2: Jesús Galileayo e̱e̱ʼte onʼtahuaʼikaʼpo kenpaʼti onʼmanigmanhuada̱ʼikaʼuyate. Kenpaʼti nogomey ettoneʼ huakkaʼmon bidtaʼda onʼtiahuayanhuaʼuyate. Keʼna Jesúsere Jerusalényo̱ onʼhuameʼte.


sentence1: When the sixth hour had come, there was darkness over the whole land until the ninth hour.

sentence2: Tokhuad eʼhuadte huadari huabada oʼsikonʼuy. Sikki̱re̱gda o̱ʼu̱yate. Tereaʼ eʼhuaddeʼte onteʼti oʼtaʼtuduyate.


sentence1: At the ninth hour Jesus cried with a loud voice, saying, “Eloi, Eloi, lama sabachthani?” which is, being interpreted, “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?”

sentence2: Kenteda niokpo eʼhuadted, —Eloi, Eloi, ¿lama sabactani? —Jesúsa ʼuttaʼda oʼokoyonʼuyate. Ken aratbuten huaʼate: “¿Menaʼpo doʼtaj meʼenonne? Doʼhued Dios, doʼhued Dios.”


sentence1: With him they crucified two robbers, one on his right hand, and one on his left.

sentence2: Bottaʼ huabereʼeritakon hue̱ypa cruzte onʼmabetaʼuyate. Jesús huadaʼkopen noga̱ opeʼtopen onʼmabetuyate.


sentence1: The Scripture was fulfilled which says, “He was counted with transgressors.”

sentence2: “Dakhueaʼ huakaʼeriere yaʼbueyapet.” Ken konig Apagbaʼ oaʼuyatenig Jesús oʼbueyʼuyate.


sentence1: Crucifying him, they parted his garments among them, casting lots on them, what each should take.

sentence2: Sorotataʼa Jesústaj cruzte onʼbetandepo beʼati keʼnen yudtaj yaʼdeyapet aʼnopo̱e̱yaʼpo huid okmo o̱ʼneneʼuyate.


sentence1: It was the third hour when they crucified him.

sentence2: Sikyoedda nuevete cruzte onʼbetaʼuyate.


sentence1: The superscription of his accusation was written over him: “THE KING OF THE JEWS.”

sentence2: Huaku kutapen hue̱ymeyen “In judío aratbuten gobierno huairi o̱ʼe̱.” Onʼmadoyaʼuyate. Konige̱po bueydik o̱ʼe̱ onʼnopo̱e̱ʼuyate.


sentence1: Pilate answered them, saying, “Do you want me to release to you the King of the Jews?”

sentence2: —¿Judíoen Huairitaj eʼnigo̱ro̱kaʼtaʼ menpaʼ boʼpak? —Pilatoa oʼmanaʼuyate.


sentence1: For he perceived that for envy the chief priests had delivered him up.

sentence2: Sacerdote huairi Jesústaj digda onʼhuahuaypo menʼnigtotiakne. Pilatoa kenpaʼ oʼnopondepo oʼmanaʼuyate.


sentence1: But the chief priests stirred up the multitude, that he should release Barabbas to them instead.

sentence2: “Barrabástaj ya̱o̱ro̱kaʼ. Barrabástaj ya̱o̱ro̱kaʼ.” Pilatotaj ya̱ʼnonaʼ. Sacerdote huairia huakkaʼ aratbuttaj diga̱ʼda onʼmanaʼuyate.


sentence1: As Peter was in the courtyard below, one of the maids of the high priest came,

sentence2: Ken jak kurute Pedro eʼhuadte sacerdote huairien muneʼyo̱ huanabaʼa oʼtiakpo


sentence1: and seeing Peter warming himself, she looked at him and said, “You were also with the Nazarene, Jesus!”

sentence2: taʼak eʼtihuadte oʼtiahuaypo, —Jesús Nazaret hua̱e̱ʼeriere iʼhuaeʼikaʼuy. —Muneʼyo̱a̱ Pedrotaj onaʼuyate.


sentence1: You have heard the blasphemy! What do you think?” They all condemned him to be worthy of death.

sentence2: Konig judío aratbuta onʼdiaypo o̱gkikaʼnig sacerdote huairi Jesústaj oʼpe̱e̱depo oʼhuadiayonpo yudtaj oʼhuisʼuyate. Noga̱ huairitaj oʼmanaʼpo: —Dios i̱jje̱y. Dakhueaʼda oaʼnok nog dakhueaʼ huaaʼeritaj pe̱e̱hueʼdik o̱ʼe̱y. Opuda̱ moʼpe̱e̱de. ¿Menpaʼ moʼnopo̱e̱? —Oʼmanaʼnok, —Dakhueaʼ oaʼ. Bueydik kaeʼ. —Ayaʼada oʼnonaʼuyate.


sentence1: They led Jesus away to the high priest. All the chief priests, the elders, and the scribes came together with him.

sentence2: Jesústaj onʼtohuaʼpo sacerdote huairitoneʼte onʼtohuaʼuyate. Nog sacerdote huairi, huairitoneʼ, Moisésenbaʼ huamanmadikaʼeri o̱gkupopakuyate.


sentence1: Peter had followed him from a distance, until he came into the court of the high priest. He was sitting with the officers, and warming himself in the light of the fire.

sentence2: Pedronayo adteda Jesústaj oʼtahuaʼuyate. Sacerdote huairitoneʼen kurute oʼtiakdepo eʼtiokpakaʼyo oʼkudpo policíasere oʼhuadonhuaʼpo taʼak oʼtihuadonhuaʼuyate.


sentence1: Jesus answered them, “Have you come out, as against a robber, with swords and clubs to seize me?

sentence2: —Konig dakhueaʼ huabakbereeritaj aʼtohuayaʼpo moʼbahuahuikaʼ konigti doʼtaj onʼhuatiakbedne. Siro moʼto̱e̱po hue̱ypa moʼto̱e̱po doʼtaj onʼhuatiakbedne.


sentence1: I was daily with you in the temple teaching, and you didn’t arrest me. But this is so that the Scriptures might be fulfilled.”

sentence2: Diosen jakyo ayaʼ huameʼnoeda ijhuadpo ijmanmadikaʼikay. Kenokaʼ doʼtaj tohuahueʼ o̱ʼnikaʼne. Konig Diosen huamanbatiaʼpakeria Apagbaʼte mentimadoyaʼuyate konigda opuda̱ doʼtaj kaʼdik o̱ʼnene. —Jesúsa oʼmanaʼuyate.


sentence1: Now he who betrayed him had given them a sign, saying, “Whomever I will kiss, that is he. Seize him, and lead him away safely.”

sentence2: —Kentaj boʼpaknigtaj ijbuyukapoy yanʼtohuatiʼ. —Kenpaʼ Judas huabahuayaʼeria tiakhued o̱ʼe̱po oʼmanaʼuyate. Jesústaj kaʼnoki̱e̱ʼpo kenpaʼ oʼmanaʼuyate.


sentence1: When he had come, immediately he came to him and said, “Rabbi! Rabbi!” and kissed him.

sentence2: Judas oʼtiakdepo Jesústaj oʼhuahuatoʼpo, —Ijtiaki, Huamanmadikaʼeri. —Onaʼdepo oʼbuyukuyatenok


sentence1: It was now two days before the Passover and the Feast of Unleavened Bread, and the chief priests and the scribes sought how they might seize him by deception and kill him.

sentence2: Emeʼtekentaʼ biahueʼ pan huapeʼ fiesta o̱ʼe̱a̱po. Jesústaj monig i̱re̱gi̱re̱g aʼarakyaʼpo huatotiak onʼukpo,


sentence1: For they said, “Not during the feast, because there might be a riot among the people.”

sentence2: —Fiesta e̱e̱ʼte arakhueʼdik o̱ʼe̱ne. Kenokaʼ eʼaraknayo aratbut moʼhuadiaypo ʼuttaʼda boyʼdik moʼe̱a̱pone. —Huairia onʼbatiaʼpakuyate.


sentence1: Watch therefore, for you don’t know when the lord of the house is coming—whether at evening, or at midnight, or when the rooster crows, or in the morning;

sentence2: Kenokaʼ jak huairi oʼtiakapo nopo̱e̱hueʼ moʼe̱po baysik nopote sikyo meahued sikyoeddapiʼ yatiakapetpiʼ yanʼnopo̱e̱po dakaʼ e̱kpo̱e̱ʼ yanikatiʼ.


sentence1: lest, coming suddenly, he might find you sleeping.

sentence2: Eʼtaydeʼtepiʼ yatiakapet yanʼnopo̱e̱po dakaʼ e̱kpo̱e̱ʼ yanikatiʼ.” Huairia huanabaʼtaj oʼmanaʼuy.


sentence1: Then if anyone tells you, ‘Look, here is the Christ!’ or, ‘Look, there!’ don’t believe it.

sentence2: Kenokaʼ “yanʼtiahuayʼ, in Cristo o̱ʼe̱,” “yanʼtiahuayʼ, a̱yo̱ Cristo o̱ʼe̱.” Beʼapiʼ enaʼnayo pe̱e̱hueʼ yanetiʼ.


sentence1: For false christs and false prophets will arise and will show signs and wonders, that they may lead astray, if possible, even the chosen ones.

sentence2: Kenpaʼti “Cristo i̱jje̱y,” huabokerekpiʼ namaʼda yanʼmanaʼapet. “Diosen huamanbatiaʼpakeri i̱jje̱y,” nogok nogok namaʼda yanʼmanaʼapet. Kenpaʼti ʼuruaʼda konig Diosayoʼda kaʼdik o̱ʼe̱nig ya̱gkaʼapet. Kenpaʼti yanʼbayareaʼapet. Diosen huabaktieʼeaʼeri namaʼda ka̱gkeʼpo yanʼeretpakpo namaʼda yanʼmanaʼapet.


sentence1: for they all gave out of their abundance, but she, out of her poverty, gave all that she had to live on.”

sentence2: Huanigpe̱i̱kaʼeritaj “yanʼtiak” oʼmanaʼpo, —In ayhua suhuigda eʼto̱e̱a̱da konig huakkaʼda oʼkuda̱ʼ. Judío huairinayo huakkaʼda eʼtamaetada suigda onʼkuda̱ʼ. Konige̱po ayhua ayaʼda Diostaj oʼyok. Buttida ijjay. —Jesúsa oʼmanaʼuyate.


sentence1: But about the dead, that they are raised, haven’t you read in the book of Moses about the Bush, how God spoke to him, saying, ‘I am the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac, and the God of Jacob’?

sentence2: Aratbut eʼbuey onteʼti kubarakyaʼ noyhuadhueʼ ya̱ʼneapet opud namaʼda onʼbatiaʼpakikaʼnigʼa kubarakyaʼ onteʼti onʼnoyhuada̱po nopo̱e̱dik moʼe̱ne. Moisésenbaʼte boʼtiahuaypo kenpaʼ nopo̱e̱dik moʼe̱ne. Kente Moisésenbaʼte hue̱ymey eʼbakpakte Moisésa Diostaj oʼtiahuayʼuy oʼtimadoyaʼuyate. “Abrahamen Dios i̱jje̱y. Isaacen Dios i̱jje̱y. Jacoben Dios i̱jje̱y.” Diosa onaʼuyate.


sentence1: He is not the God of the dead, but of the living. You are therefore badly mistaken.”

sentence2: Eʼbueyen Dios ehueʼ e̱e̱ʼtada huanoeʼerien Dios o̱ʼi̱kaʼ. Aratbut noyhuadhueʼ o̱ʼneapo opud namaʼda moʼnopo̱i̱kaʼne. —Jesúsa oʼmanaʼuyate.


sentence1: Whenever you stand praying, forgive, if you have anything against anyone; so that your Father, who is in heaven, may also forgive you your transgressions.

sentence2: Apag Diostaj yanʼtionaʼpakpo beʼapiʼ ontaj dakhueaʼ e̱gkameʼnayo yakkahueaʼ. O̱ʼnen Apag Dios kurudyo̱ o̱ʼi̱kaʼpo keʼna opudtaj dakhueaʼ eʼkaʼ bokkahueapone kenpaʼti.


sentence1: But if you do not forgive, neither will your Father in heaven forgive your transgressions.”

sentence2: Nogtaj okkahueahueʼ e̱e̱ʼnayo o̱ʼnen Apag Diosakon opudtaj okkahueahueʼ moʼe̱a̱pone. —Jesúsa oʼmanaʼuyate.


sentence1: The next day, when they had come out from Bethany, he was hungry.

sentence2: Emeʼte Betaniayaʼ oʼnoro̱kdepo Jesús aypotaʼ o̱ʼe̱po


sentence1: Seeing a fig tree afar off having leaves, he came to see if perhaps he might find anything on it. When he came to it, he found nothing but leaves, for it was not the season for figs.

sentence2: adteda hue̱ymey higuerataj oʼtiahuaynigʼa huada oʼpakpo oʼhuahuaʼnigʼa huakutayoʼda o̱ʼu̱yate. Huadajok ehued o̱ʼu̱yate.


sentence1: Those who went in front and those who followed cried out, “Hosanna! Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord!

sentence2: Huakkurute hua̱e̱ʼeria kenpaʼti huataʼpoeria ayaʼada huaboaʼda ʼuttaʼda onʼdaʼpo: —ʼUrunanada Jesús, Diosen huamanopoʼyareaʼeri, monʼdurugpak, huakkaʼ monʼdurugpak. Kentaj Apag Diosa moʼnigtaʼmonaʼuyne.


sentence1: Blessed is the kingdom of our father David that is coming in the name of the Lord! Hosanna in the highest!”

sentence2: Oroʼen adhueaʼpaneʼ David huairionig hueretda huakhuairi oʼtiakde, Jesús Huairi oʼtiakde. Dakiti Dios, monʼdurugpak, huakkaʼ monʼdurugpak. —Aratbuta ʼuttaʼnanada oʼnokoyʼuyate.


sentence1: Jesus said, “Most certainly I tell you, there is no one who has left house, or brothers, or sisters, or father, or mother, or wife, or children, or land, for my sake, and for the sake of the Good News,

sentence2: —Ayaʼada keʼnen jak kenpaʼda o̱ʼnen, huamaʼbuytaj huidpotapiʼ o̱ʼnen, huaojtaj hua̱ye̱tapiʼ o̱ʼnen, hua̱to̱e̱ʼtaj huasiʼpotaj taʼbapiʼ o̱ʼnen. Huadak huaʼa oʼderetpakpo kenpaʼti doʼtayoʼda aʼnigpe̱i̱kayaʼpo o̱ʼnen.


sentence1: but he will receive one hundred times more now in this time: houses, brothers, sisters, mothers, children, and land, with persecutions; and in the age to come eternal life.

sentence2: Oʼnennok Diosa oy huakkaʼnanada oʼbayokapo. Jak, huamaʼbuy, huidpo, hua̱ye̱ huasiʼpo, taʼbakon oʼbayokapo. Paiʼda eʼnopoʼe̱bet oʼbayokapo. Nogok Diosere onʼnoeonhuahuikaʼapo.


sentence1: The disciples were amazed at his words. But Jesus answered again, “Children, how hard it is for those who trust in riches to enter into God’s Kingdom!

sentence2: Huanigpe̱i̱kaʼeria Jesúsen huaʼataj oʼpe̱e̱po onʼmepukeʼnok onteʼti Jesúsa oʼmanaʼpo: —Huakkaʼda eʼmato̱e̱ʼtaʼ huapakeria Dios Huairitaj oknopo̱e̱hueʼdik o̱ʼneapo. Diosensiʼpo ehueʼdikda o̱ʼne.


sentence1: It is easier for a camel to go through a needle’s eye than for a rich man to enter into God’s Kingdom.”

sentence2: Konig camello huaboroʼ ʼuhua sakpiʼpe̱yo̱ kudhueʼdik o̱ʼe̱. Konigti huairi huakkaʼda onʼmato̱e̱po Diosensiʼpo ehueʼdikda o̱ʼneapo. —Jesúsa oʼmanaʼuyate.


sentence1: ‘where their worm doesn’t die, and the fire is not quenched.’

sentence2: Huabaʼpiʼ huaʼipiʼ huakpopiʼ dakhueaʼ eʼkaʼ huataʼda eʼtokaʼnayo dakhueʼnanada o̱ʼe̱nok Diosa castiga oʼmagkaʼpo taʼakyo oʼenapo. Taʼak oʼbakpakonhuahuikaʼapo bakayhueʼ o̱ʼe̱a̱po. Konige̱po huabaapiʼ huaʼiapiʼ huakpoapiʼ dakhueaʼ eʼtokaʼtaʼ eʼpaknayo dakhueʼda o̱ʼe̱po kahueʼdik a̱ʼe̱ya̱ʼpo eʼboktegnayopiʼ huadak ya̱ʼe̱a̱pet, dakhueaʼ kahueʼdik a̱ʼe̱ya̱ʼpo ekpokotoknayopiʼ huadak ya̱ʼe̱a̱pet. Ken konig yanʼnopo̱e̱po dakhueaʼ kahueʼ yanikaʼ. Dakhueaʼ ekaʼnayo Diostaj dakhueaʼ bokaʼnok castiga mogkadhuahuikaʼapone. Taʼakyo moʼbakpakonhuahuikaʼapone. Bakayhueʼdik o̱ʼunhuahuikaʼapo.


sentence1: He took a little child and set him in the middle of them. Taking him in his arms, he said to them,

sentence2: huasiʼpotaj oʼtaʼkoypo nopoyo oʼtotiakpo huaʼopite oʼdokoʼuyate.


sentence1: “Whoever receives one such little child in my name receives me; and whoever receives me, doesn’t receive me, but him who sent me.”

sentence2: —Do ijpaknok beʼapiʼ in huasiʼpotaj diʼda oʼdepo oʼtihuapokikaʼpo konigda doʼtakon oʼde doʼhued Apagtakon oʼde. Keʼna meʼtaʼmonaʼuyne. —Jesúsa oʼmanaʼuyate.


sentence1: He came to Capernaum, and when he was in the house he asked them, “What were you arguing among yourselves on the way?”

sentence2: Capernaumyo onʼtiakdepo jakyoda o̱ʼe̱a̱toʼpo, —¿Dagte oʼtiakpo katetaj moʼbatiaʼpak? —Jesúsa huanigpe̱i̱kaʼeritaj oʼmanaʼuyate.


sentence1: But they were silent, for they had disputed with one another on the way about who was the greatest.

sentence2: “¿Beʼa hueret huairida e̱ʼdik ya̱ʼe̱t?” onʼbatiaʼpakpo aʼtokhueʼ o̱ʼnuyate.


sentence1: They went out from there and passed through Galilee. He didn’t want anyone to know it,

sentence2: Ke̱ya̱ʼ oʼhuaʼpo Galileayo konig i̱re̱gi̱re̱gteda oʼpokonhuaʼpo.


sentence1: for he was teaching his disciples, and said to them, “The Son of Man is being handed over to the hands of men, and they will kill him; and when he is killed, on the third day he will rise again.”

sentence2: Huanigpe̱i̱kaʼeritaj oʼmanmadikaʼpo i̱re̱gi̱re̱gteda oʼhuaʼonhuaʼpo. “Do Huabokerek i̱jje̱nok Diosa meʼtaʼmonaʼuyne. Huabokereka menʼbahuatitotiakapet. Menʼarakapone. Bapaʼmeʼnoe huakudakaʼda e̱ʼe̱a̱da ijnoyhuadapoy.” Jesúsa oʼmanmadikaʼuyate.


sentence1: Jesus said to him, “If you can believe, all things are possible to him who believes.”

sentence2: —Doʼtaj eknopo̱e̱ʼnayo ayaʼtada kaʼdik i̱jje̱po yareaʼdik i̱jje̱y. —Jesúsa onaʼnok,


sentence1: Immediately the father of the child cried out with tears, “I believe. Help my unbelief!”

sentence2: —Yoknopo̱e̱y, nogi̱ti nogi̱ti eknopo̱e̱ʼ beʼtihuapok. —ʼUttaʼda onaʼuyate.


sentence1: He said to them, “Elijah indeed comes first, and restores all things. How is it written about the Son of Man, that he should suffer many things and be despised?

sentence2: —Elíasonigti huakkuruda tiakdik o̱ʼe̱a̱po. Ayaʼtada aʼmanopoʼyareayaʼpo yatiakapet. Diosen Huasiʼpo paiʼnada yaʼnopoʼe̱a̱pet. Kentaj yanʼtibiraeʼapet. Kenda huaojbaʼte onʼmadoyaʼuyate.


sentence1: But I tell you that Elijah has come, and they have also done to him whatever they wanted to, even as it is written about him.”

sentence2: Elíasonigti eʼtiaktada onʼtibiraeʼpo konigti onʼpakpo dakhueaʼ o̱gkameʼte. Konig Apagbaʼa oaʼnig o̱gkameʼte. —Jesúsa Pedromeytaj oʼmanaʼuyate.


sentence1: Peter answered Jesus, “Rabbi, it is good for us to be here. Let’s make three tents: one for you, one for Moses, and one for Elijah.”

sentence2: —Oroʼ i̱yo̱da o̱ʼe̱po huadakda o̱ʼe̱ne. Bapaʼ bak oʼkayʼ. Ontehuapaʼ nogtida Moiséstaj nogtida Elíastaj nogtida oʼkayʼ, Huairi. —Pedroa onaʼpoda onaʼuyate.


sentence1: For he didn’t know what to say, for they were very afraid.

sentence2: Pedromey diga̱ʼda onʼmepukeʼpo koniga̱ʼ aʼayʼ Pedroa nopo̱e̱hueʼada oaʼuyate.


sentence1: Having eyes, don’t you see? Having ears, don’t you hear? Don’t you remember?

sentence2: Huakpoa mokpo̱e̱nigʼa menpaʼ tiahuayhueʼ moʼe̱. Huapeok boʼpeokje̱ne menpaʼ pe̱e̱hueʼ moʼe̱. Pan ijbiaʼmey menpaʼ bokkahueʼde.


sentence1: When I broke the five loaves among the five thousand, how many baskets full of broken pieces did you take up?” They told him, “Twelve.”

sentence2: Cinco mil huabokerektaj cinco pan ijbayokemey. ¿Meniga̱ʼ kusogyo̱ huataʼsuj huedmeya̱ʼda yanʼohueameʼ? —Jesúsa oʼmanaʼuyate. —Doce. —Oʼnonaʼuyate.


sentence1: They ate and were filled. They took up seven baskets of broken pieces that were left over.

sentence2: Noteymeyaʼda ayaʼada onʼbapeʼuyate. Noteymeyaʼda enʼbapepiʼ siete kusogyo̱ huataʼsuj huedmeya̱ʼda onʼdohueaʼuyate.


sentence1: Those who had eaten were about four thousand. Then he sent them away.

sentence2: Konig cuatro mil onʼbapeʼuyate. “Jakyoda yanʼhuatiʼ,” Jesúsa oʼmanaʼdepo,


sentence1: For a woman whose little daughter had an unclean spirit, having heard of him, came and fell down at his feet.

sentence2: ettoneʼsiʼpoen hua̱ye̱ i̱dada oʼnopo̱e̱po Jesúsen huaʼite huikudate oʼtihuadʼuyate. Keʼnen hua̱yo̱butaj totoʼ noki̱re̱ga̱ oʼnopoʼto̱e̱nok dakhueʼda o̱ʼu̱yate.


sentence1: Now the woman was a Greek, a Syrophoenician by race. She begged him that he would cast the demon out of her daughter.

sentence2: Ettoneʼ esoeri o̱ʼe̱po sirofenicia hua̱e̱ʼeri o̱ʼu̱y. “Doʼhued hua̱yo̱butaj totoʼ noki̱re̱gtaj yako̱ro̱kaʼ.” Jesústaj onaʼuyate.


sentence1: He said, “That which proceeds out of the man, that defiles the man.

sentence2: —Huanopoyaʼda dakhueaʼda eʼnopo̱e̱ʼnayo dakhueaʼda boʼkaʼapone, dakhueaʼda boaʼapone. Kennayo Diostaj dakhueaʼda o̱ʼe̱.


sentence1: For from within, out of the hearts of men, proceed evil thoughts, adulteries, sexual sins, murders, thefts,

sentence2: Huanopoyaʼda onʼpakpo dakhueaʼda onʼnopo̱i̱kaʼpo, huanopoyaʼda onʼeretpakpo nogen hua̱to̱e̱ onʼbakdejpo, nogtaj nogtaj onʼbakdeikaʼpo, onʼhuadiaypo onʼbarakikaʼpo,


sentence1: covetings, wickedness, deceit, lustful desires, an evil eye, blasphemy, pride, and foolishness.

sentence2: huanopoyaʼda onʼpakpo onʼbereikaʼpo, huanopoyaʼda nogen enʼtamaetaʼ onʼeretpakpo, huanopoyaʼda dakhueaʼ o̱gkikaʼpo, huanopoyaʼda namaʼda onʼmanikaʼpo, huanopoyaʼda ayaʼda diga̱ʼda onʼeretpakikaʼpo, huanopoyaʼda digda onʼbahuahuayikaʼpo, huanopoyaʼda onʼbahuaeʼikaʼpo, huanopoyaʼda huataʼtada onʼpakikaʼpo huanopoyaʼda konig nopo̱e̱hueʼada o̱gkikaʼpo.


sentence1: All these evil things come from within and defile the man.”

sentence2: Ken konig huanopoyaʼda aratbut o̱gkikaʼnok Diostaj dakhueaʼda o̱ʼne. —Jesúsa oʼmanaʼuyate.


sentence1: because it doesn’t go into his heart, but into his stomach, then into the latrine, making all foods clean?”

sentence2: —Menpaʼ opud kenpaʼti nopoenkahueʼ moʼe̱. Katepiʼ moʼbapeʼpo huaʼaypoyo oʼkudikaʼpo huaminyo oʼhuaʼpo huaminya̱ʼ ken o̱ʼo̱ro̱kikaʼ. Huanopoʼyo kudhueada Diostaj dakhueaʼ eʼkaʼ ehueʼdik o̱ʼe̱. —Jesúsa oʼmanaʼuyate. Kenda oaʼnok katepiʼ aypo huaenpiʼ bapeʼdik o̱ʼe̱ne. Ayaʼda bapeʼdik o̱ʼe̱ne, huaboaʼda onʼnopo̱e̱ʼuy.


sentence1: There is nothing from outside of the man that going into him can defile him; but the things which proceed out of the man are those that defile the man.

sentence2: Katepiʼ eʼpeʼpiʼ Diostaj dakhueaʼ eʼkaʼ ehueʼdik o̱ʼe̱. Dakhueʼdik eaʼnayo, da eaʼnayopiʼ Diostaj dakhueaʼ eʼkaʼ e̱ʼdik o̱ʼe̱.


sentence1: If anyone has ears to hear, let him hear!”

sentence2: Doʼtaj dakaʼ menigpe̱e̱ʼ. —Jesúsa oʼmanaʼuyate.


sentence1: But you say, ‘If a man tells his father or his mother, “Whatever profit you might have received from me is Corban,”’” that is to say, given to God,

sentence2: “Huaojtehuapaʼ hua̱ye̱eretehuapaʼ ayaʼda Diostaj oʼbayokdeʼpo opudtaj bayokhueʼdik o̱ʼnene.” Kenpaʼ beʼapiʼ huaojtaj hua̱ye̱tere onaʼdik o̱ʼne.


sentence1: “then you no longer allow him to do anything for his father or his mother,

sentence2: Kenpaʼ enaʼnayo huaojtaj hua̱ye̱tere tihuapokhueʼdik o̱ʼnepo bayokikahueʼdik o̱ʼnepo namaʼda moʼmanmadikikaʼpo


sentence1: Then the Pharisees and some of the scribes gathered together to him, having come from Jerusalem.

sentence2: Nogok Jerusalénya̱ʼ fariseo huairi Moisésenbaʼ huamanmadikaʼeriere onʼtiakdepo Jesústaj onʼhuahuaʼuyate.


sentence1: Now when they saw some of his disciples eating bread with defiled, that is unwashed, hands, they found fault.

sentence2: Konig adhueaʼpaneʼ bapehued onʼbakoyoʼikaʼuyatenig sueʼada Jesúsen huanigpe̱i̱kaʼeria konig kahueʼ o̱ʼnikaʼpo baʼkoyohueʼada onʼbapikaʼnig judío huairia onʼbatiahuaypo “dakhueaʼda o̱gkikaʼ,” onʼhuaaʼuyate.


sentence1: (For the Pharisees and all the Jews don’t eat unless they wash their hands and forearms, holding to the tradition of the elders.

sentence2: (Konig adhueaʼpaneʼ o̱gkikaʼuyatenig ayaʼ judíomey fariseoere o̱gkikaʼpo aypo bapehued huakkaʼda onʼbaʼkoyoʼikaʼ.


sentence1: They don’t eat when they come from the marketplace unless they bathe themselves, and there are many other things which they have received to hold to: washings of cups, pitchers, bronze vessels, and couches.)

sentence2: Kenpaʼti aypo huabaeʼ jakyaʼ onʼtiakpo bapehued onʼbaʼkoyoʼikaʼ. Vasos, platos, ollas, kutopatakon onʼbaʼkoyoaʼikaʼuyate.)


sentence1: for they all saw him and were troubled. But he immediately spoke with them and said to them, “Cheer up! It is I! Don’t be afraid.”

sentence2: hua̱hue̱tiudte eʼhuaeʼtaj huanigpe̱i̱kaʼeria onʼtiahuaypo aratbuten noki̱re̱g o̱ʼe̱ onʼnopo̱e̱po huakkaʼda onʼmeʼpukpo onʼsagkiaʼuyate. —Meʼpukhueʼ yaneʼ. Do i̱jje̱y. —Jesúsa oʼmanaʼuyate.


sentence1: He commanded them that everyone should sit down in groups on the green grass.

sentence2: “Huakupo huakupoaʼ mire̱bate yanʼbahuad.” Jesúsa oʼmanaʼnok


sentence1: They sat down in ranks, by hundreds and by fifties.

sentence2: cien kenpaʼti cincuenta huakupo huakupoaʼ onʼbahuaduyate.


sentence1: King Herod heard this, for his name had become known, and he said, “John the Baptizer has risen from the dead, and therefore these powers are at work in him.”

sentence2: Jesúsa ʼuruaʼnanada oʼkikaʼnig huabada aratbut onʼbatiaʼpakikaʼnok Herodes huairia oʼtipe̱e̱depo, —Ken Juan bautista o̱ʼe̱taj. Huakudakaʼda e̱e̱ʼtada Diosa oʼnoyhuada̱meʼtenok ʼuruaʼda oʼkikaʼte. —Herodes namaʼda oʼnopo̱e̱po Jesústaj oʼtiaʼpakuyate.


sentence1: But others said, “He is Elijah.” Others said, “He is a prophet, or like one of the prophets.”

sentence2: —Elías Diosen huamanbatiaʼpakerikudak oʼnoyhuadmeʼte Jesús o̱ʼe̱taj. —Nogomeya̱ onʼbatiaʼpakuyate. —Diosen aʼneneri huamanbatiaʼpakeri Jesús o̱ʼe̱taj. —Nogomeya̱ onʼbatiaʼpakuyate.


sentence1: But Herod, when he heard this, said, “This is John, whom I beheaded. He has risen from the dead.”

sentence2: Herodes kenda oʼpe̱e̱depo, —Keʼna Juan o̱ʼe̱taj. Juantaj yanʼhue̱renokteg iʼmanaʼmeynigʼa oʼnoyhuaddepo Jesús o̱ʼe̱taj. —Herodesa oaʼuyate.


sentence1: For Herod himself had sent out and arrested John and bound him in prison for the sake of Herodias, his brother Philip’s wife, for he had married her.

sentence2: Herodías oʼpaknok Herodes huairi Juantaj huabakuda̱ʼ jakyo oʼkudameʼte. Herodías Herodesen huamaʼbuy Felipeen hua̱to̱e̱ e̱e̱ʼtada Herodesa oʼkoreameʼtenok.


sentence1: For John had said to Herod, “It is not lawful for you to have your brother’s wife.”

sentence2: —Huamaʼbuyen hua̱to̱e̱ koreahueʼdik i̱ʼe̱ne. —Juana onaʼnok


sentence1: Herodias set herself against him and desired to kill him, but she couldn’t,

sentence2: Herodíasa Juantaj diga̱ʼ oʼhuadiaypo eʼaraktaʼ oʼpaknigʼa arakhueʼdik o̱ʼe̱meʼte.


sentence1: for Herod feared John, knowing that he was a righteous and holy man, and kept him safe. When he heard him, he did many things, and he heard him gladly.

sentence2: Juan huadakyoʼda oʼkikaʼ kenpaʼti Diosenyoʼda oʼkikaʼ Herodesa oʼnopo̱e̱po Juantaj dakaʼ oʼtiokikameʼnok Herodíasa arakhueʼdik o̱ʼe̱meʼte. Juantaj oʼpe̱e̱po nopoenkahueʼ e̱e̱ʼpiʼ durugda oʼpe̱e̱meʼte.


sentence1: Then a convenient day came when Herod on his birthday made a supper for his nobles, the high officers, and the chief men of Galilee.

sentence2: Herodesen cumpleaños fiestate Juantaj arakdik i̱jje̱y Herodíasnayo oʼnopo̱e̱meʼte. Fiestate Herodesen huairi Galilea huairitaj oʼbatobapemeʼte.


sentence1: She went out and said to her mother, “What shall I ask?” She said, “The head of John the Baptizer.”

sentence2: Hua̱ye̱taj oʼhuahuatupo, —¿Katepiʼ onaʼdik i̱jje̱y? —Onameʼte. —Juan Bautistaen huaku beyok. Yanaʼ. —Onameʼte.


sentence1: She came in immediately with haste to the king and requested, “I want you to give me right now the head of John the Baptizer on a platter.”

sentence2: Herodes huairitaj oʼhuahuaʼdepo, —Oyedda baegte Juan Bautistaen huaku beyok. —Muneʼyo̱a̱ onameʼte.


sentence1: The king was exceedingly sorry, but for the sake of his oaths and of his dinner guests, he didn’t wish to refuse her.

sentence2: Herodes kenda oʼpe̱e̱depo paiʼda eknopo̱e̱a̱da “Ayaʼda katepiʼ on iʼpak menatiʼ kenda ijyokapoy. Buttida ijjay.” Oaʼnig. Ayaʼada onʼpe̱e̱nok nogda eaʼtaʼ pakhueʼ o̱ʼe̱po


sentence1: Immediately the king sent out a soldier of his guard and commanded to bring John’s head; and he went and beheaded him in the prison,

sentence2: “Huabakuda̱ʼ jakyo yahuatiʼ. Juantaj yahue̱renokteg. Ya̱gkutotiak. Herodíasen hua̱yo̱butaj yayok.” Herodesa sorotatataj onameʼtenok


sentence1: and brought his head on a platter, and gave it to the young lady; and the young lady gave it to her mother.

sentence2: huabakuda̱ʼ jakyo Juantaj o̱ʼhue̱renoktegpo baegte oʼtotiakpo Herodíasen hua̱yo̱butaj oʼyokmeʼnok keʼna hua̱ye̱taj oʼyokmeʼte.


sentence1: When his disciples heard this, they came and took up his corpse and laid it in a tomb.

sentence2: Kenda Juanen huanigpe̱i̱kaʼeria oʼnoknopo̱e̱depo onʼtiakpo huabuey onʼtohuaʼpo o̱gkubarakkaʼuyate.


sentence1: He called to himself the twelve, and began to send them out two by two; and he gave them authority over the unclean spirits.

sentence2: “Menhuatiak.” Jesúsa doce huanigpe̱i̱kaʼeritaj oʼmanaʼdepo nogda nogda bottaʼ nogyo̱ nogyo̱ oʼmataʼmonaʼpo, —Doa oʼnonaʼnok dakhueʼda noki̱re̱gtaj maoro̱kaʼdik moʼe̱a̱pone.


sentence1: He commanded them that they should take nothing for their journey, except a staff only: no bread, no wallet, no money in their purse,

sentence2: Dagte boʼhuahuudhuahuikaʼpo katepiʼ tohuahueʼ yanikatiʼ. Oteypaj nogtiyoʼda yanʼtohuaʼ. Huenpu aypo huakupepiʼ tohuahueʼ yaneʼ.


sentence1: but to wear sandals, and not put on two tunics.

sentence2: Huaʼiot yanʼotpo, nogtida ʼopiot yanʼotpo nogda tohuahueʼ yaneʼ.


sentence1: He said to them, “Wherever you enter into a house, stay there until you depart from there.

sentence2: Jakyo boʼkuddepo ke̱yo̱yoʼda yanikatiʼ. Huakkaʼ jakyaʼ yanʼhuaʼepo ke̱yo̱ yanʼtayikatiʼ.


sentence1: Whoever will not receive you nor hear you, as you depart from there, shake off the dust that is under your feet for a testimony against them. Assuredly, I tell you, it will be more tolerable for Sodom and Gomorrah in the day of judgment than for that city!”

sentence2: Jak hua̱ta̱e̱ʼeria opudtaj pakhueʼ e̱e̱ʼnayo kenpaʼti eʼpe̱e̱taʼ pakhueʼ e̱e̱ʼnayo ken jakyaʼ huakkaʼ jakyaʼpiʼ yanʼbakhuatiʼ. Yanʼo̱ro̱kdepo Diostaj dakhueaʼda oʼkaʼdey ayaʼada kanʼnopo̱e̱ʼpo soroka eʼitimabette yanʼitihuekeadtiʼ. Kenomeytaj Diosa diga̱ʼnanada castiga oʼmagkaʼapo. Sodoma huakkaʼ jak hua̱e̱ʼeritaj kenpaʼti Gomorra huakkaʼ jak hua̱e̱ʼeritaj sueʼda castiga oʼmagkaʼapo. —Jesúsa doce huanigpe̱i̱kaʼeritaj oʼmataʼmonaʼpo oʼmanaʼuyate.


sentence1: He could do no mighty work there, except that he laid his hands on a few sick people and healed them.

sentence2: Ke̱ya̱ʼ Jesústaj eknopo̱e̱ʼtaʼ pakhueʼ o̱ʼnenok konig Dios teyda kaʼdik o̱ʼe̱nig Jesúsa kahueʼdik o̱ʼe̱nigʼa kenyoʼda sueʼda dakhueʼda oʼtibataʼteaʼpo oʼbayareaʼuyate.


sentence1: He marveled because of their unbelief. He went around the villages teaching.

sentence2: Keʼnenbayo hua̱e̱ʼeri eknopo̱e̱ʼtaʼ pakhueʼ o̱ʼnenok Jesúsa kenpihuay oʼnopo̱e̱ʼuyate. Nogok nogda nogda huakkaʼ jakyo meyo̱hueʼda oʼmanmadikaʼuyate.


sentence1: When the Sabbath had come, he began to teach in the synagogue, and many hearing him were astonished, saying, “Where did this man get these things?” and, “What is the wisdom that is given to this man, that such mighty works come about by his hands?

sentence2: Okmapi̱e̱ʼahuaddik huameʼnoe e̱ʼe̱deʼte judíoen hua̱i̱takeʼ jakyo huaboaʼda oʼmanmadikaʼuyate. ʼUruaʼnanada oʼmanmadikaʼnok judío aratbut onʼpe̱e̱depo onʼmepukeʼpo, —¡Kenpihuay! ʼUruaʼda oʼnopo̱e̱. Menpapiʼ huakkaʼda yanopo̱e̱ʼ. Meyo̱piʼ huaboaʼda huakkaʼ yanopo̱e̱ʼ. Kaʼbayareʼpo beʼa yateyyaʼ.


sentence1: Isn’t this the carpenter, the son of Mary and brother of James, Joses, Judah, and Simon? Aren’t his sisters here with us?” So they were offended at him.

sentence2: Huamenhueaʼeri o̱ʼe̱nigʼa, Maríaensiʼpo o̱ʼe̱nigʼa. Jacobo keʼnen huamaʼbuy o̱ʼe̱ José Simón Judas. Jesúsen huidpopiʼ oroʼere o̱ʼnikaʼ. —O̱daʼpo onteʼti eʼpe̱e̱taʼ pakhueʼ o̱ʼnepo konig digda onʼhuanopo̱e̱ʼuyate.


sentence1: He allowed no one to follow him except Peter, James, and John the brother of James.

sentence2: —Pedro Jacobo Juanereyoʼda do Jairoere huaʼdik o̱ʼne. —Oʼmanaʼpo oʼhuaʼpo


sentence1: He came to the synagogue ruler’s house, and he saw an uproar, weeping, and great wailing.

sentence2: huairien jakyo o̱kye̱yakdepo huakkaʼ aratbuttaj oʼbatiahuayʼuyate. Ettoneʼsiʼpo eʼbueytaʼ diga̱ʼda onʼbahuikpo onʼsagkiaʼuyate.


sentence1: having heard the things concerning Jesus, came up behind him in the crowd and touched his clothes.

sentence2: Jesúsa huakkaʼtada oʼbayareaʼikaʼ aratbuta onʼbatiaʼpaknok oʼpe̱e̱depo Jesústaʼpiyen oʼhuatiakpo e̱gkupopakyo Jesúsen yudtaj oʼnejpo,


sentence1: For she said, “If I just touch his clothes, I will be made well.”

sentence2: “Keʼnen yudtaj eʼnejnayo ijyareapoy.” Huanopoʼada oʼnopo̱e̱po,


sentence1: For he said to him, “Come out of the man, you unclean spirit!”

sentence2: —Ken huabokerektaj yako̱ro̱k, dakhueʼda noki̱re̱g. —Jesúsa onaʼnok huabokereka ʼuttaʼda oaʼtokpo: —¿Menaʼpo doʼtaj oʼhuatiak, Jesús? Dios kutayo hua̱e̱ʼerien Huasiʼpo i̱ʼe̱ne. Diosa beʼtihuapokeʼ kenpaʼda castiga o̱gkahueʼ meeʼ. —Jesústaj ʼuttaʼda onaʼuyate.


sentence1: When he had come out of the boat, immediately a man with an unclean spirit met him out of the tombs.

sentence2: Jesús eʼkotdeʼte kubarakbayaʼ nogbokerektida oʼhuatiakuyate. Kentaj dakhueʼda noki̱re̱ga̱ oʼnopoʼtounhuahuikaʼuyate.


sentence1: He lived in the tombs. Nobody could bind him any more, not even with chains,

sentence2: Kubarakbayo oʼnoikaʼuyate. Kentaj sirobijtoneʼa̱ tinukuhueʼdik o̱ʼnuyate.


sentence1: because he had been often bound with fetters and chains, and the chains had been torn apart by him, and the fetters broken in pieces. Nobody had the strength to tame him.

sentence2: Nogok nogok sirobijtoneʼa̱ huabaʼtaʼkoypiʼ kenpaʼti huaʼitakpi onʼtinukuʼeaʼnigʼa teyda o̱ʼe̱po sirobijtoneʼtaj oʼtipukpukikaʼ kenpaʼti oʼbakpukikaʼuyate. Kentaj to̱e̱hueʼdik o̱ʼnuyate.


sentence1: Always, night and day, in the tombs and in the mountains, he was crying out, and cutting himself with stones.

sentence2: Huameʼnoe kenpaʼti sikyo oʼhuaʼepo oteʼyo kenpaʼti kubarakyaʼ oʼsagkiaʼikaʼpo huida̱ huataʼ oʼbitakpo oʼayagsikatokaʼpo oʼkikaʼuyate.


sentence1: A big wind storm arose, and the waves beat into the boat, so much that the boat was already filled.

sentence2: E̱ʼpo̱gnopoyo enhuaʼte huaboroʼbapokada oʼbahuatiakuy. Teyaʼda oʼbapoknok huaboroʼda oʼhue̱niri̱ʼtoneʼpo diga̱ʼda oʼhue̱kudpo huataʼkotdikte o̱ʼu̱yate.


sentence1: He himself was in the stern, asleep on the cushion; and they woke him up and asked him, “Teacher, don’t you care that we are dying?”

sentence2: Jesúsnayo huataʼpakte colchónte oʼtayʼuyate. Onʼmaboaʼpo, —Huataʼkotdikte o̱ʼe̱ne, Huamanmadikaʼeri. ¿Menpaʼ mepuʼkehueʼ i̱ʼe̱? —Jesústaj oʼnonaʼuyate.


sentence1: He said, “God’s Kingdom is as if a man should cast seed on the earth,

sentence2: Nogi̱ti Jesúsa oʼmanaʼpo: —Dios Huairitaj huaknopo̱e̱ʼeri in konig o̱ʼe̱: Huabokerekpiʼ eʼborute oʼbakidenaʼpo


sentence1: and should sleep and rise night and day, and the seed should spring up and grow, though he doesn’t know how.

sentence2: ken oʼtaybedpo nogok oʼtaybedpo nogok huakid oʼtibopo oʼkerek. Monig tibodik ya̱ʼe̱t nopo̱e̱hueʼ o̱ʼe̱.


sentence1: For the earth bears fruit by itself: first the blade, then the ear, then the full grain in the ear.

sentence2: Sorokyo o̱ʼe̱nok oʼtipakbopo oʼkerek. Huabokerek tihuapokhueʼ e̱e̱ʼtada oʼkerek. Huakkuru huakpi, huametpikon oʼkerek konig huakkaʼ huakid oʼmagkupapakpo


sentence1: But when the fruit is ripe, immediately he puts in the sickle, because the harvest has come.”

sentence2: eʼmaboyogdeʼte a̱gkupaeayaʼpo taʼbayo oʼhuaʼapo oʼboyognok o̱gkupaeyaʼapo. —Jesúsa oʼmanmadikaʼuyate.


sentence1: He said to them, “Take heed what you hear. With whatever measure you measure, it will be measured to you; and more will be given to you who hear.

sentence2: Huadak huaʼatayoʼda dakaʼ yanʼnigpe̱i̱kaʼ. Sigda eʼbayoknayo sigda Diosa boʼyokapone. Huakkaʼ eʼbayokikaʼnayo Diosa huakkaʼ boʼyokapone. Konigti Diosen huadak huaʼataj dakaʼ eʼnigpe̱i̱kaʼnayo Diostaj ʼurunanada moknopo̱e̱a̱po.


sentence1: For whoever has, to him more will be given; and he who doesn’t have, even that which he has will be taken away from him.”

sentence2: Sueʼda eʼpe̱e̱nayo sueʼda eknopo̱e̱ʼnayo Diosa kaknopo̱e̱ʼpo boʼtihuapokapone nogi̱ti nogi̱ti Diostaj moknopo̱e̱a̱po. Dakaʼ pe̱e̱hueʼ e̱e̱ʼnayo Diosen huadak huaʼataj oknopo̱e̱hueʼ e̱e̱ʼnayo kenda moʼnopo̱e̱nigtaj Diosa bokkayapone. Onteʼti oknopo̱e̱hueʼdikada moʼe̱a̱pone. —Jesúsa oʼmanaʼuyate.


sentence1: Others fell on the rocky ground, where it had little soil, and immediately it sprang up, because it had no depth of soil.

sentence2: Sorok buruj huidbate sueʼda oʼkidbakotuyate. Kentaʼ i̱dada oʼkerekuy. Sorok buruj o̱ʼe̱po i̱dada oʼkerekuy.


sentence1: When the sun had risen, it was scorched; and because it had no root, it withered away.

sentence2: Ken diga̱ʼ oʼtaʼtedepo eyyaʼ oʼpakpo sueʼda huaʼihuit o̱ʼe̱po oʼayʼuy.


sentence1: He answered them, “Who are my mother and my brothers?”

sentence2: —Be doʼhued hua̱ye̱ ya̱ʼe̱t. Doʼhued huamaʼbuy be ya̱ʼnet. —Jesúsa oʼmanaʼpo,


sentence1: Looking around at those who sat around him, he said, “Behold, my mother and my brothers!

sentence2: kenomey enʼtikupohuadtaj oʼtiokpokubereʼpo, —Inomey doʼhued hua̱ye̱ doʼhued huamaʼbuy o̱ʼne.


sentence1: Simon (to whom he gave the name Peter);

sentence2: Jesúsen doce huamataʼmoneri o̱ʼnepo: Simón Pedro,


sentence1: James the son of Zebedee; and John, the brother of James, (whom he called Boanerges, which means, Sons of Thunder);

sentence2: Jacobo, Jacoboen huamaʼbuy Juan Zebedeoen huasiʼpo, kenomeytaj oʼdikkaʼ Boanerges (kurud eaʼensiʼpo),


sentence1: Andrew; Philip; Bartholomew; Matthew; Thomas; James, the son of Alphaeus; Thaddaeus; Simon the Zealot;

sentence2: Andrés, Felipe, Bartolomé, Mateo, Tomás, Jacobo Alfeoen huasiʼpo, Tadeo, Simón cananista huakupopakeri,


sentence1: and Judas Iscariot, who also betrayed him. Then he came into a house.

sentence2: kenpaʼti Judas Iscariote Jesúsen huamataʼmoneri o̱ʼnuyate. Judas Iscariote huakupete Jesústaj kanarakeʼpo yaʼbahuatitotiakapet. Nogok huanigpe̱i̱kaʼeri Jesúsere jakyo onʼkuduyate.


sentence1: He appointed twelve, that they might be with him, and that he might send them out to preach

sentence2: Jesúsere kaʼnikeʼpo huadak huaʼa kanʼmanmadikikeʼpo docetaj oʼbaktieʼeaʼuyate.


sentence1: and to have authority to heal sicknesses and to cast out demons:

sentence2: “Do ijpaknok dakhueʼ e̱e̱ʼ bayareaʼdik moʼe̱a̱po kenpaʼti dakhueʼ noki̱re̱gtaj maoro̱kaʼdik moʼe̱a̱pone.” Oʼmanaʼuyate.


sentence1: The unclean spirits, whenever they saw him, fell down before him and cried, “You are the Son of God!”

sentence2: Kenokaʼ totoʼa huanopoʼto̱e̱ʼeria Jesústaj onʼtiahuaydepo onʼtihue̱kpo, —Diosen Huasiʼpo i̱ʼe̱ne. —ʼUttaʼda oʼnonaʼuyate.


sentence1: He sternly warned them that they should not make him known.

sentence2: —Kejeʼ mati̱o̱ki̱a̱hueʼ yaneʼ. —I̱ghuaʼda oʼmanaʼuyate Jesúsa.


sentence1: For he had healed many, so that as many as had diseases pressed on him that they might touch him.

sentence2: Huakkaʼtada oʼbayareaduynok ayaʼada dakhueʼ hua̱e̱ʼeria aʼyareyaʼpo kenʼtaj eʼnejtaʼ onʼpakpo diga̱ʼda onʼkupopakpo Jesússo̱ʼtaj sapajdikte eʼnenok, —Ibodteda kusiʼpe moʼnigto̱e̱ʼ. —Jesúsa huanigpe̱i̱kaʼeritaj oʼmanaʼuyate.


sentence1: Jesus withdrew to the sea with his disciples; and a great multitude followed him from Galilee, from Judea,

sentence2: Huaboroʼ e̱ʼpo̱g aktaʼbogpeyo Jesús huanigpe̱i̱kaʼeriere onʼhuaʼuyate. Huakkaʼ Galilea huadaribayaʼ hua̱e̱ʼerikon onʼtahuaʼuyate.


sentence1: from Jerusalem, from Idumaea, beyond the Jordan, and those from around Tyre and Sidon. A great multitude, hearing what great things he did, came to him.

sentence2: Judeayaʼ Jerusalénya̱ʼ Idumea huadariyaʼ Jordánhue̱ adpenyaʼ Tiro huakkaʼ jakyaʼ Sidón huakkaʼ jakyaʼ huakkaʼda onʼhuatiakpo, Jesúsa ʼurunanada oʼkikaʼ onʼtipe̱e̱depo, onʼtiakuyate.


sentence1: He said to them, “Is it lawful on the Sabbath day to do good or to do harm? To save a life or to kill?” But they were silent.

sentence2: —¿Okmapi̱e̱ʼahuaddik huameʼnoete menpaʼ huadak kaʼdik ya̱ʼne? ¿Menpaʼ dakhueaʼ kaʼdik ya̱ʼne? ¿Menpaʼ yareaʼdik ya̱ʼne? ¿Menpaʼ arakdik ya̱ʼne? —Jesúsa oʼmanaʼnigʼa. Fariseomeya̱ sohuataʼ aʼtokhueʼda oʼnoke̱ʼuyate.


sentence1: When he had looked around at them with anger, being grieved at the hardening of their hearts, he said to the man, “Stretch out your hand.” He stretched it out, and his hand was restored as healthy as the other.

sentence2: Eʼnopoenkaʼtaʼ pakhueʼ o̱ʼnenok Jesúsa oʼbahuadiayonpo suhueʼda o̱ʼe̱po nogta nogta oʼbatiahuaypo, —Yabateʼ. —Jesúsa onaʼuyate. Ken oʼbaʼtepo oʼbaʼyarudʼuyate.


sentence1: He said to them, “Did you never read what David did when he had need and was hungry—he, and those who were with him?

sentence2: —Aʼnennada David kenere hua̱e̱ʼeri aypotaj o̱ʼnepo o̱gkusitokuyate.


sentence1: How he entered into God’s house at the time of Abiathar the high priest, and ate the show bread, which is not lawful to eat except for the priests, and gave also to those who were with him?”

sentence2: Diosen carpa jakyo onʼkudonpo, Abiatar sacerdote huairi e̱ʼi̱kaʼte Diostaj eʼnighueda̱ʼ pan onʼtabapeduyate. Kenda pan beʼapiʼ bapehueʼdik e̱e̱ʼtada o̱gkaʼuyate. Sacerdoteyoʼda bapeʼdik o̱ʼnuyate. Menpaʼ kenda Apagbaʼte tiahuayhueʼ o̱ʼi̱kaʼ.


sentence1: Immediately Jesus, perceiving in his spirit that they so reasoned within themselves, said to them, “Why do you reason these things in your hearts?

sentence2: Kenda Moisésenbaʼ huamanmadikaʼeri huanopoyaʼda onʼnopo̱e̱nigtaj Jesúsa oʼnopo̱e̱po, —Menaʼpo huanopoyaʼ kenpaʼ doʼtaj onʼtinopo̱e̱.


sentence1: Which is easier, to tell the paralytic, ‘Your sins are forgiven;’ or to say, ‘Arise, and take up your bed, and walk?’

sentence2: Diostaj dakhueaʼ eʼkaʼ huabokereka okkahueahueʼdik o̱ʼe̱. Diosayoʼda okkahueaʼdik o̱ʼe̱. Huabokerekanayo yareahueʼdik o̱ʼe̱po, “Yabod, atisuk yatohuaʼ yahuatiʼ,” onahueʼdik o̱ʼe̱. Diosayoʼda yareaʼdik o̱ʼe̱.


sentence1: “Why does this man speak blasphemies like that? Who can forgive sins but God alone?”

sentence2: Kenteyo sueʼda Moisésenbaʼ huamanmadikaʼeri onʼbahuadpo, “Menpaʼ in huabokerek Diostaj dakhueaʼ oaʼ. Beʼa dakhueaʼ eʼkaʼ yaʼnopoʼtihuekeʼ. Diosayoʼda nopoʼtihuekeʼdik o̱ʼe̱.” Kenda huanopoyaʼda onʼnopo̱e̱ʼuyate.


sentence1: He strictly warned him and immediately sent him out,

sentence2: Jesúsa oʼtaʼmonaʼpo,


sentence1: and said to him, “See that you say nothing to anybody, but go show yourself to the priest and offer for your cleansing the things which Moses commanded, for a testimony to them.”

sentence2: —Keyoj, Jesúsa beʼyareaʼne mantiaʼpakhueʼ ya̱e̱ʼ. Hua̱so̱ʼ eʼyareaʼ kaʼtiahuayeʼpo sacerdotete yahuatiʼ. Aʼyareyaʼpo konig Moisésa oʼmanaʼuyatenig ken konig yayoktiʼ. ʼUhuapiʼ yayoktiʼ. Oʼyarede aratbuta moʼtinopo̱e̱a̱pone. —Jesúsa i̱ghuaʼda onaʼuyate.


sentence1: John came baptizing in the wilderness and preaching the baptism of repentance for forgiveness of sins.

sentence2: Ken sueʼda aratbut eʼnahue̱ʼyo̱ Juana bautiza oʼmagkikaʼpo, “Diosa dakhueaʼ eʼkaʼ kakkahueʼpo yanʼnopoʼkoreaʼ Diostaj bautiza megkeʼ.” Juana aratbuttaj oʼmanikaʼuyate.


sentence1: All the country of Judea and all those of Jerusalem went out to him. They were baptized by him in the Jordan river, confessing their sins.

sentence2: Juantaj eʼpe̱e̱taʼ onʼpakpo huakkaʼnanada aratbut onʼhuahuaʼuyate. Huakkaʼ Judea huadari hua̱e̱ʼeri huakkaʼ Jerusalényo̱ hua̱e̱ʼeriere Juantaj onʼhuahuaʼuyate. “Dakhueaʼda ijkikamey. Bekkahueaʼ Dios.” Enadeʼte Jordánhue̱ya̱ʼ Juana bautiza oʼmagkaʼuyate.


sentence1: John was clothed with camel’s hair and a leather belt around his waist. He ate locusts and wild honey.

sentence2: Yudtaj camello huahuijtaj eʼkaʼ Juan Bautista oʼotikaʼpo kenpaʼti huasiʼdak bakaʼbij o̱ʼta̱e̱ʼuyate. Tiktik oʼbapikaʼuyate. Asi̱gku oʼminikaʼuyate.


sentence1: The beginning of the Good News of Jesus Christ, the Son of God.

sentence2: Jesucristoen huadak huaʼa huaboaʼda onʼnigmadoyaʼne. Jesucristo Diosen Huasiʼpo o̱ʼe̱.


sentence1: As it is written in the prophets, “Behold, I send my messenger before your face, who will prepare your way before you:

sentence2: Aʼnennada Isaías Diosen huamanbatiaʼpakeria oʼmadoyaʼuyate: Ontaj oknopo̱e̱ʼdik kaʼneʼpo onte huakkuruda doʼhued huataʼmoneritaj ijtaʼmonaʼapoy sion. Diosa onaʼuyate.


sentence1: the voice of one crying in the wilderness, ‘Make ready the way of the Lord! Make his paths straight!’”

sentence2: Sueʼda aratbut eʼnahue̱ʼyo̱ o̱ʼi̱kaʼapo. “Yanʼnopoʼkoreaʼ. Huairi eʼtiakdeʼte dakaʼda aʼeyaʼpo ʼurunopoʼda ya̱gʼkikaʼ. Dakhueaʼ eʼkikaʼ yanʼbatikpo onteʼti Diostaj yanʼnigpe̱i̱kaʼ.” ʼUttaʼda oʼmanaʼapo. Kenda oʼmadoyaʼuyate Isaíasa. Juan Bautistataj oʼtimadoyaʼuyate.


sentence1: and they gave them for the potter’s field, as the Lord commanded me.”

sentence2: Konig Jeremías Diosen huamanbatiaʼpakeria oaʼuyate. Judío Huairia konigda o̱gkaʼdeʼuy. “Ken treinta plata eʼhuatitotiak huakupe konig Dios Huairia oaʼuynig mamasot huadari yanʼbakeapet.” Jeremías oʼmadoyaʼuyate. Kenda judío huairi o̱gkaʼuyate.


sentence1: How then would the Scriptures be fulfilled that it must be so?”

sentence2: Setenta mil Diosen huataʼmoneri sorotataj menigtaʼmonaʼ, pag. Oyedda doʼhued Apag Diostaj tionaʼpakdik i̱jje̱a̱yetnigʼa, kenda eʼtionaʼpaknayo i̱dada menigtaʼmonayetnigʼa inomey doʼtaj tohuaʼdik o̱ʼne. Apagbaʼte oaʼikaʼnok kenpaʼ tionaʼpakhueʼdik i̱jje̱y. —Jesúsa Pedrotaj onaʼuy.


sentence1: Five of them were foolish, and five were wise.

sentence2: Huabaniga̱ʼ dakaʼ nopo̱e̱hueʼada o̱ʼnuy. Nog huabaniga̱ʼ dakaʼda onʼnopo̱e̱po huadakda o̱gkikaʼuy.


sentence1: Those who were foolish, when they took their lamps, took no oil with them,

sentence2: Dakaʼ manopo̱e̱ʼ ehueʼada muneʼyo̱ sueʼda huasihuaj oʼnontohuaʼuy. Nog huasihuaj ontohuaehueʼ o̱ʼnuyate.


sentence1: but the wise took oil in their vessels with their lamps.

sentence2: Nog muneʼyo̱a̱nayo nog huasihuaj oʼnontohuaeʼuyate. Diosen Noki̱re̱ga̱ oʼmanopoʼto̱i̱kaʼnok Diosen ʼuruaʼda o̱gkikaʼpo huabokerektaj ke̱yo̱da onʼnigu̱yate. Huasihuaj konig Diosen Noki̱re̱g o̱ʼe̱.


sentence1: As the days of Noah were, so will the coming of the Son of Man be.

sentence2: Konig aʼnenda Noékudak e̱e̱ʼte aratbut hua̱hue̱ e̱ʼpo̱gtaj onmabohueʼ o̱ʼnuy. Do eʼtiakte konigti o̱ʼe̱a̱po. Aratbut doʼtaj onmaboikahueʼ o̱ʼneapo.


sentence1: For as in those days which were before the flood they were eating and drinking, marrying and giving in marriage, until the day that Noah entered into the ship,

sentence2: Aʼnenda Noé eʼnoete hue̱kurutoneʼ tiakhued e̱e̱ʼted aratbut onʼbapeikaʼ, onʼmamayʼikaʼ, onʼto̱e̱pakikaʼ, kenpaʼda o̱gkikaʼuy. Diostaj nopoʼkoreahueʼda Noéomey kusiʼpetoneʼyo e̱gkuddeʼte


sentence1: and they didn’t know until the flood came and took them all away, so will the coming of the Son of Man be.

sentence2: kenpaʼti hue̱kurutoneʼ oʼtiakapo oknopo̱e̱hueʼ o̱ʼnuy. Eʼtiakte entaʼkotdeʼte huaboaʼda onʼnokotuyate. Kenokaʼ hue̱kurua ayaʼda oʼbatohuaʼuyate. Do eʼtiakte konigti ya̱ʼneapet.


sentence1: “Woe to you, scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites! For you devour widows’ houses, and as a pretense you make long prayers. Therefore you will receive greater condemnation.

sentence2: Moisésenbaʼ huamanmadikaʼeri fariseo huamanmadikaʼeriere paiʼda moʼnopoʼe̱a̱pone. Huadakda o̱ʼne, ʼuruda huamanmadikaʼeri o̱ʼne. Aratbuta opudtaj menʼtinopo̱e̱ʼpo kenpaʼda boʼeretpakikaʼne. Namaʼda huanopo̱e̱ʼeri moʼi̱kaʼne. Dakhueaʼda boʼkikaʼnok aratbut Diosensiʼpo e̱e̱ʼtaʼ eʼpakada Diosensiʼpo ehueʼdik o̱ʼneapo. Opudkon Diosensiʼpo ehueʼdik moʼe̱a̱po.


sentence1: “But woe to you, scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites! Because you shut up the Kingdom of Heaven against men; for you don’t enter in yourselves, neither do you allow those who are entering in to enter.

sentence2: Moisésenbaʼ huamanmadikaʼeri Fariseo huamanmadikaʼeriere opud paiʼda moʼnopoʼe̱a̱pone. Huadakda o̱ʼne. Namaʼda moʼmanopo̱e̱a̱ʼikaʼne. Ayhuataj huakkaʼ huakupe dehueaʼ namaʼda monaʼpo ayhuataj huid jak katepiʼ enʼta̱e̱ʼ moʼbakkayʼikaʼne, nogok aratbut eʼtiahuayte Diostaj ijhueʼnada boʼtionaʼpakikaʼne. Namaʼda boʼkikaʼne. Keʼpoda Diosa castiga mogkaʼapone.