sentence1: “Teacher, which is the greatest commandment in the law?”

sentence2: Jesúsa ʼuruaʼda oaʼnok Saduceo aratbut onteʼti onahueʼ o̱ʼnuy Jesústaj. Kenpaʼ fariseo huamanmadikaʼeria onʼnopoendepo o̱gkupopakpo Jesúsa namaʼda yaaʼapetpiʼ ¿kateaʼ onaʼdik o̱ʼe̱a̱po? Onʼnopo̱e̱po, —¿Diosen eʼmanaʼ menata hueretda inigpe̱e̱po kikaʼdik ya̱ʼe̱, Huamanmadikaʼeri? —Fariseo huamanmadikaʼeria Jesústaj onaʼuy.


sentence1: All this was done that it might be fulfilled which was spoken through the prophet, saying,

sentence2: Konig Diosen huamanbatiaʼpakeria oaʼuyatenok Jesúsa burrate kanʼtotiakeʼpo oʼmataʼmonaʼuy. Oʼmadoyaʼpo:


sentence1: “Tell the daughter of Zion, behold, your King comes to you, humble, and riding on a donkey, on a colt, the foal of a donkey.”

sentence2: Jerusalén aratbuttaj yanaʼ: “Yanʼmaboʼ. O̱ʼnen Huairi opudtaj boʼhuatiakne. Konig huanabaʼ huiyokaʼ ahueʼ o̱ʼe̱po burrosiʼpote oʼhuadpo oʼtiakapo. Burra katepiʼ huamabaʼhuiʼeri o̱ʼe̱.” Diosen huamanbatiaʼpakeria kenpaʼ oʼmadoyaʼuyate.


sentence1: When they came near to Jerusalem and came to Bethsphage, to the Mount of Olives, then Jesus sent two disciples,

sentence2: Jerusalén meyo̱hueʼda e̱ʼe̱deʼte Betfagé huakkaʼ jakyo oʼtiakuy. Olivos oteʼ kenteda o̱ʼe̱. Jesús bottaʼ huanigpe̱i̱kaʼeritaj oʼmataʼmonaʼpo:


sentence1: saying to them, “Go into the village that is opposite you, and immediately you will find a donkey tied, and a colt with her. Untie them and bring them to me.

sentence2: —A̱yon Jerusalén dagyon huakkuruyon huakkaʼ jakyo yanhuatiʼ. Ke̱yo̱ burra ʼuhua burrasiʼpoere enukuʼ boʼhuahuayapone. Yanogkujpo doʼtaj menigtotiak.


sentence1: Therefore the Kingdom of Heaven is like a certain king who wanted to settle accounts with his servants.

sentence2: —Dios huairitaj eʼnigpe̱i̱kaʼ konig huadari gobierno huairi o̱ʼe̱. “Ayaada doʼtaj dehueʼ e̱e̱ʼnayo yokdik moʼe̱ne.” Kenpaʼ huairia oʼmanaʼuyate.


sentence1: When he had begun to settle, one was brought to him who owed him ten thousand talents.

sentence2: Kenpaʼ eʼmanadeʼte nogtida huadehueʼeritaj onʼtotiakuy. Huairite onʼtotiakuy. Huakkaʼnanada dehueʼ o̱ʼu̱yate.


sentence1: See that you don’t despise one of these little ones, for I tell you that in heaven their angels always see the face of my Father who is in heaven.

sentence2: Huaboaʼ huaknopo̱e̱ʼeritaj konig huasiʼpotaj dakhueʼda o̱ʼne matinopo̱e̱hueʼ yanikatiʼ. Diosen huataʼmoneria Diosere o̱ʼnikaʼpo dakaʼ onʼmato̱i̱kaʼ. Huaboaʼ huaknopo̱e̱ʼeritaj dakaʼ onʼmato̱i̱kaʼ.


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

sentence2: Do Diosen Huasiʼpo i̱jje̱nok Diosa meʼtaʼmonaʼuyne. Aratbut Diostaj nigpe̱e̱hueʼ hua̱e̱ʼeritaj aʼmanopoʼyareayaʼpo ijtiakuy.


sentence1: If your eye causes you to stumble, pluck it out and cast it from you. It is better for you to enter into life with one eye, rather than having two eyes to be cast into the Gehenna of fire.

sentence2: Konige̱po huabaʼpiʼ huaʼipiʼ huakpopiʼ dakhueaʼ eʼkaʼ huataʼda eʼtokaʼnayo dakhueaʼnanada o̱ʼe̱nok Diosa castiga oʼmagkaʼpo taʼakyo oʼenapo. Konige̱po huabaapiʼ huaʼiapiʼ huakpoapiʼ dakhueaʼ eʼtokaʼtaʼ eʼpaknayo dakhueʼda o̱ʼe̱po kahueʼdik a̱ʼe̱ya̱ʼpo eʼboktegnayopiʼ huadak ya̱ʼe̱a̱pet, tokahueʼdik a̱ʼe̱ya̱ʼpo ekpokotoknayopiʼ huadak ya̱ʼe̱a̱pet. Ken konig yanʼnopo̱e̱po dakhueaʼ kahueʼ yanikaʼ. Dakhueaʼ ekaʼnayo Diostaj dakhueaʼnanada boʼkaʼnok castiga mogkadhuahuikaʼapone.


sentence1: He said to them, “Because of your unbelief. For most certainly I tell you, if you have faith as a grain of mustard seed, you will tell this mountain, ‘Move from here to there,’ and it will move; and nothing will be impossible for you.

sentence2: —Dios teyda o̱ʼe̱po yareaʼdik o̱ʼe̱. Opudnayo suigda moknopo̱e̱ne. Mostazakid sigkidonig sigda sigda eknopo̱e̱ʼnayo oteʼtaj “yahuaʼ” onaʼdik moʼe̱nok, enaʼte oʼhuaʼapo. Diosnayo ayaʼda kaʼdik o̱ʼe̱ yanoknopo̱e̱ʼ.


sentence1: But this kind doesn’t go out except by prayer and fasting.”

sentence2: Bapehueʼ moʼunhuaʼpo kenpaʼti eʼtionaʼpakonhuaʼnayo in totoʼtaj taʼmonaʼdik moʼe̱ne. —Jesúsa monaʼuyne.


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

sentence2: Ayaʼada onʼbapeʼuy. Noteymeyaʼda o̱gkaʼuy. Siete kusogyo̱ huaboroʼpe̱gda boroʼtaʼsujmonere onʼdohueaʼuy. Huedmeya̱ʼda onʼdohueaʼuy.


sentence1: Those who ate were four thousand men, in addition to women and children.

sentence2: Cuatro mil huabokerek onʼbapeʼuy. Ettoneʼ huasiʼpoere kenpaʼti o̱ʼnuyate.


sentence1: That which enters into the mouth doesn’t defile the man; but that which proceeds out of the mouth, this defiles the man.”

sentence2: —I̱yon yanʼbatiak. —Jesúsa huakkaʼ aratbuttaj oʼmanaʼdepo, —Katepiʼ eʼpeʼpiʼ konig Diostaj dakhueaʼ eʼkaʼ ehueʼdik o̱ʼe̱. Kenda dakhueʼdik eaʼnayo konig da eaʼ Diostaj dakhueaʼ eʼkaʼ e̱ʼdik o̱ʼe̱. In oʼnonaʼnig yanʼpe̱e̱ʼ kenpaʼti yanʼnopoenkaʼ. —Jesúsa huakkaʼtada oʼmanaʼuy.


sentence1: His disciples came, took the body, and buried it. Then they went and told Jesus.

sentence2: Galilea huadari gobierno huairi Herodes o̱ʼu̱yate. Herodesen huamaʼbuy Felipeen hua̱to̱e̱ Herodíastaj oʼto̱e̱ʼuyate. —Felipeen hua̱to̱e̱ Herodíastaj to̱e̱hueʼdik i̱ʼe̱ne. —Juana Herodestaj onaʼikaʼnok Herodes Juantaj oʼtitaʼmonaʼuyate. “Huabakuda̱ʼ jakyo ya̱gʼkuda̱ʼ.” Oʼmanaʼuyate. Herodes Juantaj eʼaraktaʼ oʼpaknigʼa arakhueʼ o̱ʼu̱yate. Aratbuttaj oʼmeʼpukpo Juantaj arakhueʼ o̱ʼu̱yate. Juan Bautista Diosen huamanbatiaʼpakeri o̱ʼe̱. Aratbuta oʼnoknopo̱e̱nok. Herodesen cumpleañote huakkaʼtada oʼbatobapeʼuyate. Ayaʼtada Herodíasen hua̱yo̱bua baileaʼ oʼmanige̱ʼuy. Herodes huakkaʼda oʼdurugpakpo “Ayaʼda katepiʼ on iʼpak menatiʼ kenda oʼyokapone.” Ayaʼda enʼpe̱e̱te hua̱yo̱butaj onaʼuy. Muneʼyo̱a̱ Herodías hua̱ye̱taj oʼhuahuatupo. “¿Kaʼtiaʼ yonaʼapo?” Onatupo. “Juan Bautistaen huaku beyok.” Yanatiʼ. Muneʼyoen hua̱ye̱a̱ onaʼuyate. Herodeste oʼkumej. “Baegte Juan Bautistaen huaku beyok.” Herodestaj onaʼuy. Herodes kenda oʼpe̱e̱depo paiʼda eʼnopoʼe̱a̱da “Ayaʼda katepiʼ on iʼpak menatiʼ kenda ijyokapoy.” Ayaʼada huabokerek onʼpe̱e̱nok sorotatataj “Huabakuda̱ʼ jakyo yanhuatiʼ, Juantaj yanhue̱renokteg. Ya̱gʼkutotiak. Herodíasen hua̱yo̱butaj yanʼyok.” Huairia oʼmanaʼuyate. Sorotataj onʼnigpe̱e̱po huaku onʼtotiakpo Herodesen hua̱yo̱butaj onʼyokuyate. Keʼna hua̱ye̱taj oʼkutohuaʼpo oʼkuyokuyate. Aʼtimon Juan Bautistaen huanigpe̱i̱kaʼeri onʼtiakpo huabuey onʼtohuaʼuy. O̱gkubarakkaʼuyate. O̱gkubarakkaʼdepo Jesústaj onʼhuaʼpo Juantaj onʼhue̱renokteg oʼnonbatiaʼpakatoʼuy. Nogok Jesús ʼuruaʼda oʼkikaʼnok Herodes huairia oʼtipe̱e̱depo: —Ken Juan Bautista o̱ʼe̱taj. Huakudakaʼda e̱e̱ʼtada Diosa oʼnoyhuada̱meʼte. Konige̱po ʼuruaʼda oʼkikaʼte. —Kenda namaʼda oʼnopo̱e̱po oaʼuyate.


sentence1: What was sown on the good ground, this is he who hears the word and understands it, who most certainly bears fruit and produces, some one hundred times as much, some sixty, and some thirty.”

sentence2: Huakid okpotaʼpidsiʼbayo oʼkidbakoʼtuyate. Ken konig aratbut Diosen eʼmanmadikaʼtaj onʼpe̱e̱po onʼpe̱e̱nigʼa nogok nogtaʼ nogtaʼ onʼmameʼpukepo onteʼti sig sig Diostaj oʼnoknopo̱e̱batikapo. Kenpaʼti huakkaʼ eʼmato̱e̱ʼtaʼ onʼpakpo sig sig Diostaj oʼnoknopo̱e̱batikapo. Kenpaʼti hua̱ʼenda eʼdurugpaktaʼ onʼpakikaʼpo onteʼti Diostaj pakhueʼ o̱ʼneapo, nigpe̱e̱hueʼ o̱ʼneapo. Diosen kahueʼdik o̱ʼneapo. Ken huakid huadak sorokyo oʼkidbakoʼtuyate. Ken konig aratbut huadaknopoʼda Diosbaʼtaj onʼpeeonhuahuikaʼpo onʼnigpeeonhuahuikaʼ. Dakaʼ konig ʼurunopoʼda onʼnigpe̱e̱po batikhueʼda huadakda o̱gkikaʼapo. Kenomey Diosensiʼpo o̱ʼne, huakkaʼada onʼnopo̱e̱a̱po. Noga̱ suhuignada onʼnigpe̱i̱kaʼ. Noga̱ huakkaʼmon onʼnigpe̱i̱kaʼ. Noga̱ huakkaʼnanada onʼnigpe̱i̱kaʼ. —Jesúsa oroʼ huanigpe̱i̱kaʼeritaj monaʼuyne.


sentence1: yet he has no root in himself, but endures for a while. When oppression or persecution arises because of the word, immediately he stumbles.

sentence2: Sueʼda huidbate oʼkidbakot. Sorok burujda o̱ʼe̱. Ken konig aratbut doʼhued eʼmanmadikaʼtaj onʼpe̱e̱po i̱dada oʼnoknopo̱e̱nigʼa durugda onʼpe̱e̱a̱tunigʼa kenpaʼda nigpeonhuahuahueʼ o̱ʼnepo sueʼda oʼnopoenkaʼpo. Sueʼda huameʼnoe oʼnoknopoeonhuaʼ. Nogok Jesúsen eʼmanmadikaʼtaj yoknopo̱e̱y oʼdaʼnok aratbuta onʼbatierikpo diga̱ʼ onʼmagkaʼnok oʼnoknopo̱e̱batikapo.


sentence1: “Come to me, all you who labor and are heavily burdened, and I will give you rest.

sentence2: Opud dakhueʼda boʼkikameʼte. Diostaj dakhueaʼ huakeri moʼe̱ne. Dakhueaʼ eʼkaʼ aʼnopoʼyareayaʼpo diga̱ʼda namaʼda boʼkikaʼnigʼa. Opudtaj eʼtihuapoktaʼ ijpaki. Doʼtaj meknopo̱e̱nok onʼnopoʼyareaʼapone. Dakhueaʼ eʼkaʼ onʼbatikaʼapone.


sentence1: Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am gentle and humble in heart; and you will find rest for your souls.

sentence2: Diosen ijkikay. Doere bokikaʼ. Doʼtaj menʼnigpe̱i̱kaʼpo nogi̱ti nogi̱ti yanʼnoponhuatiʼ. Opudtehuapaʼ ijhueʼda dakaʼda ijnigi̱kay. Opudtaj ijmatinepahuikaʼnok onteʼti dakhueaʼ kikahueʼdik moʼe̱a̱pone. Onaʼti meʼpukehueʼdik moʼe̱a̱pone.


sentence1: For my yoke is easy, and my burden is light.”

sentence2: Doere boʼpakpo Diostaj oʼnigpe̱e̱ne kenpaʼti onʼtihuapoknok doʼhued eʼmanmadikaʼtaj nigpe̱i̱kaʼdik moʼe̱a̱pone. —Jesúsa oʼmanaʼuy.


sentence1: You, Capernaum, who are exalted to heaven, you will go down to Hades. For if the mighty works had been done in Sodom which were done in you, it would have remained until today.

sentence2: —Huakkaʼ jak Corazín hua̱e̱ʼeria paiʼda moʼnopoʼe̱a̱pone. Kenpaʼti huakkaʼ jak Betsaida hua̱e̱ʼeria paiʼda moʼnopoʼe̱a̱pone. Opudomeyen jakyaʼ Diosa teyda oʼkameʼnigʼa ʼuruaʼda oʼkameʼnigʼa oʼbayareameʼnigʼa, opudomeynayo nopoʼkoreahueʼ moʼe̱meʼne. Konig Betsaida huakkaʼ jakyaʼ kenpaʼti Corazínya̱ʼ Diosa ʼuruaʼda oʼkameʼ kenpaʼti teyda oʼkameʼ konigti Tiro nog aratbuten huakkaʼ jakyaʼ Sidón nog aratbuten huakkaʼ jakyaʼkon Diosa ʼuruaʼda ekaʼnayo kenomeya̱ i̱da yanʼmanopoʼkoreaʼaymetnigʼa kenpaʼti kenomey paiʼda o̱ʼneaʼ aratbuttaj moknopo̱e̱po saconig yanʼotayʼmetnigʼa. Nogok kenokaʼ Diosa ayaʼtada aratbuttaj dakhueaʼ huakaʼeritaj castiga oʼmagkaʼpo Tiro hua̱e̱ʼeritaj Sidón hua̱e̱ʼerieretaj sueʼda castiga oʼmagkaʼapo. Opudomeytanayo keʼpoda castiga mogkaʼapone. Opud Capernaum huakkaʼ jakyo hua̱e̱ʼeri “Huadakda o̱ʼe̱y. Kurudyo̱ oʼhuaʼapoy.” Moʼnopo̱e̱nigʼa. Kubarakyoda bohuapone. Sodoma huakkaʼ jak hua̱e̱ʼeria dakhueaʼda o̱gkikuynok Diosa huakkaʼ jak taʼaka o̱ʼmahui̱gʼuyate. Kenomeytaj mahui̱ghued konig opudtaj ijbayarikay konigti Sodomayo eʼbayarikaʼuynayo Diosa taʼakyo mahui̱ghueʼ ya̱ʼe̱a̱yʼuyetnigʼa.


sentence1: The Son of Man came eating and drinking, and they say, ‘Behold, a gluttonous man and a drunkard, a friend of tax collectors and sinners!’ But wisdom is justified by her children.”

sentence2: Aratbut oy ken konig o̱ʼnikaʼ ijbatiaʼpakapoy. Kenomeytaj beʼapiʼ madurugpakahueʼdik o̱ʼnikaʼ. 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 ʼuruda aypo bapehueʼ o̱ʼi̱kaʼpo kenpaʼti vino 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 menhuaikaʼne. “Huakkaʼda oʼbapikaʼ kenpaʼti huakkaʼda huamaiʼeri o̱ʼi̱kaʼ. Kenpaʼti Jesúsa dakhueaʼ huakaʼeritaj diʼda oʼmaikaʼ. Kenpaʼti gobierno huakupe huatabaeʼeritaj 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 oʼbatadiʼkeay opudnayo oroʼere eʼdurugpaktaʼ pakhueʼ moʼe̱ne, baila e̱e̱ʼtaʼ pakhueʼ moʼe̱ne. Oroʼ eʼbahuiktada opudnayo huikhueʼ moʼe̱ne.” Ken konig huasiʼpoa ondaʼikaʼ. Ken konig aratbut oyda o̱gkikaʼ. Diosa ʼuruaʼda oʼnopo̱i̱kaʼnok Diostaj huanigpe̱i̱kaʼerinayo ʼuruaʼda onʼnopoenkikaʼpo kenomeyoʼda durugda o̱ʼnikaʼ. —Jesúsa oʼmanaʼuyate.


sentence1: For all the prophets and the law prophesied until John.

sentence2: Diosen Huairi o̱ʼe̱a̱po Moisésa Apagbaʼte oʼbatiaʼpakuyate. Kenpaʼti Diosen Huairi o̱ʼe̱a̱po Diosen huamanbatiaʼpakeria Apagbaʼte onʼbatiaʼpakuyate. Juan bautista tiakhued e̱e̱ʼted onʼbatiaʼpakuyate. Juan bautista Diosen Huairitaj huaboaʼda eʼbatiaʼpakdeʼte aratbuta Diosen Huairitaj diga̱ʼda onʼpakikaʼ. Diosensiʼpotaj eʼnigpe̱e̱taʼ onʼpak. Nogomeya̱nayo Diosen Huairitaj onʼhuadiaypo Cristoen huaknopo̱e̱ʼeritaj eknopo̱e̱batikaʼtaʼ onʼpakpo, “Yanʼbatik. Dakhueʼ iaʼne.” Huaknopo̱e̱ʼeritaj onʼmanikaʼnigʼa.


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

sentence2: —Huakpobigtaj ijbakpoyareay. Huaʼehueʼdik e̱e̱ʼtada ijbayareay. Keʼpoda eʼsiʼdakparaʼtaj ijbayareay. Eʼpeokbettaj ijbayareay. Huakudakaʼda eʼbueytada ijmanoyhuada̱y. Doʼtaj eknopo̱e̱ʼnayo Diosere onteʼti moʼnoeonhuahuikaʼapone. Paiʼda aratbuttaj ijmanikay. Doʼtaj oʼnoknopo̱e̱po okbatikhueʼ o̱ʼnenok kenomeytaj ijmadurugpakaʼapoy. Kenda eʼkaʼte onʼtiahuayonhuaʼnig onʼpeeonhuaʼnig Juantaj yanʼhuahuaʼpo yanʼnonatiʼ. —Jesúsa Juanen huanigpe̱i̱kaʼeritaj oʼmanaʼuyate.


sentence1: A man’s foes will be those of his own household.

sentence2: Diosyaʼ ijtiakuynok huabet nog onaratbuttaj huabettaj yanʼmahuadiayikaʼapet. Oknopo̱e̱hueʼ hua̱e̱ʼeria huaknopo̱e̱ʼeritaj yanʼmahuadiayikaʼapet. Huasiʼpo huaojtaj yanʼmahuadiayikapet. Kenpaʼti hua̱yo̱bua hua̱ye̱taj yanʼmahuadiayikaʼapet. Kenpaʼti huakabu huasuʼtaj yanʼmahuadiayikaʼapet.


sentence1: Therefore don’t be afraid of them, for there is nothing covered that will not be revealed, or hidden that will not be known.

sentence2: Aratbuttaj meʼpukhueʼ yanikaʼ. Opudtahuanig Diosen huadak huaʼa oʼnonmadikaʼne. Nogok ayaʼada onʼnokotapo.


sentence1: What I tell you in the darkness, speak in the light; and what you hear whispered in the ear, proclaim on the housetops.

sentence2: Kenda soatayoʼ oʼnonmadikaʼnig nogok ayaʼtada yanʼmanikatiʼ.


sentence1: Don’t be afraid of those who kill the body, but are not able to kill the soul. Rather, fear him who is able to destroy both soul and body in Gehenna.

sentence2: Huabokereka hua̱so̱ʼtayoʼda barakdik o̱ʼne. Huabokereka noki̱re̱gtaj arakhueʼdik o̱ʼne. Huabokerektaj mididhueʼ yanikaʼ. Diosanayo hua̱so̱ʼtaj noki̱re̱geretaj taʼakyo enʼdik o̱ʼe̱. Onteʼti noyhuadhueʼdikda o̱ʼne. Konige̱po Diostayoʼda yanokmeʼpukikatiʼ.


sentence1: “Aren’t two sparrows sold for an assarion coin? Not one of them falls to the ground apart from your Father’s will.

sentence2: Bakoysiʼpotaj aratbuta suhuigda onʼpak. Bottaʼ bakoysiʼpote huasigkupesiʼpo bayokdik o̱ʼe̱. Opuden Apag Diosa eʼpaknayo bakoysiʼpo bueydik o̱ʼe̱. Eʼpaknayo bueyhueʼdik o̱ʼe̱. Opuden Apag Diosa bakoysiʼpotaj dakaʼ oʼmato̱i̱kaʼ.


sentence1: But the very hairs of your head are all numbered.

sentence2: Opudtaj kenpaʼti dakaʼ moʼmato̱i̱kaʼne. Opuden huakuhuijtaj moʼdikikaʼne.


sentence1: Therefore don’t be afraid. You are of more value than many sparrows.

sentence2: Diosa bakoytaj sueʼda oʼpakpo opudtanayo huakkaʼda boʼpakne. Dakaʼ moʼmato̱i̱kaʼne. Konige̱po aratbuttanayo mididhueʼ yanikatiʼ.


sentence1: “A disciple is not above his teacher, nor a servant above his lord.

sentence2: Opud doʼhued huanigpe̱i̱kaʼeri moʼe̱ne. Doʼtaj dakhueaʼda e̱gkaʼnayo opudtakon dakhueaʼda mogkaʼapone.


sentence1: It is enough for the disciple that he be like his teacher, and the servant like his lord. If they have called the master of the house Beelzebul, how much more those of his household!

sentence2: Doʼtaj totoʼ huairia eʼtidikeʼnayo opud doʼhued huanigpe̱i̱kaʼeritakon diga̱ʼda dakhueaʼda boʼhuaaʼapone.


sentence1: Into whatever city or village you enter, find out who in it is worthy, and stay there until you go on.

sentence2: Huakkaʼ jakyo boʼkudondepo, “¿Beʼa Diostaj boʼpak? ¿Beʼa Diostaj eʼnigpe̱e̱taʼ boʼpak?” Yanʼmanatiʼ. Beʼa Diostaj yaʼpakapet keʼnen jakyo yanikatiʼ. Yanhuaʼapo ke̱yo̱da yanʼtayikatiʼ.


sentence1: As you enter into the household, greet it.

sentence2: Jakyo yanʼkudondepo, “Opudtaj Diosa moʼmanopoʼnoeye̱ʼ.” Yanʼmanaʼ.


sentence1: Don’t take any gold, silver, or brass in your money belts.

sentence2: Yanʼhuaʼpo oro tohuahueʼ yaneʼ. Huakupe tohuahueʼ yaneʼ.


sentence1: Take no bag for your journey, neither two coats, nor sandals, nor staff: for the laborer is worthy of his food.

sentence2: Kutama batohuahueʼ yaneʼ. Nogtida huaok yanʼtohuatiʼ. Huabo zapatos tohuahueʼ yaneʼ. Oteypapiʼ tohuahueʼ yaneʼ. Huakkaʼda moʼmanmadikaʼaponok kenpaʼti moʼbatihuapokapone tobapeʼdik moʼe̱a̱pone.


sentence1: for she said within herself, “If I just touch his garment, I will be made well.”

sentence2: Jesús dagte eʼhuaʼte ettoneʼ huataʼpiyen oʼtatiakpo. Mimi batikhueʼ o̱ʼunhuahuikaʼpo doce huabayok o̱ʼunhuahuikaʼpo, “Jesúsen huaok huakubogpitaʼ eʼnejnayo ijyareapoy.” Huanopoa oʼnopo̱e̱po huaok huakubogpitaʼ o̱ʼneʼuy.


sentence1: The rain came down, the floods came, and the winds blew and beat on that house; and it didn’t fall, for it was founded on the rock.

sentence2: Ayaʼada doʼhued huaʼataj moʼnigpe̱i̱kaʼpo boʼkikaʼ kenpaʼda bueyhueʼdik moʼi̱kaʼapone. Onteʼti doere moʼnoeonhuahuikaʼapone. Konig huadak huanopo̱e̱ʼeri jak huakaʼeri o̱ʼnepo jak o̱gkaʼ. Oteʼyaʼ dariteytaʼ jak o̱gkaʼ. Adteda ʼiddu o̱gkude̱a̱ʼ. Diga̱ʼda oʼhuiʼ, diga̱ʼda kenpaʼti oʼbapok. Hue̱kurukon oʼtiak. Oteʼyo o̱ʼe̱nok hue̱kurua jak tohuahueʼdik o̱ʼe̱. Bapoka onhue̱ke̱hueʼdik o̱ʼe̱.


sentence1: “Enter in by the narrow gate; for the gate is wide and the way is broad that leads to destruction, and there are many who enter in by it.

sentence2: Diosyo huahuaʼ suig akbogpe huakud o̱ʼe̱. Diosyo huahuaʼ suigdagda o̱ʼe̱. Diosyo boʼhuaʼpo suigdag huakkaʼ boʼpakpo huaʼdik moʼi̱kaʼpone. Suigdagte huahuaʼ Diostaj moʼnigpe̱i̱kaʼpo Diosere onteʼti moʼnoeonhuahuikaʼapo. Boroʼdagte taʼakyo onʼhuaʼikaʼ. Taʼakyo huahuaʼ dag huaboroʼdag o̱ʼi̱kaʼ. Boroʼdagtaj huakkaʼda eretpakdik o̱ʼnikaʼ. Katepiʼ huakkaʼda eʼtamaetaʼ onʼpakikaʼ. Dakhueaʼda kikaʼdik o̱ʼnikaʼ. Boroʼdagte huakkaʼnada onʼbahuaʼikaʼ. Taʼakyo onʼbahuaʼikaʼ. Taʼakyo mahui̱gdik o̱ʼi̱kaʼapo.


sentence1: How narrow is the gate and the way is restricted that leads to life! There are few who find it.

sentence2: Diosyo huahuaʼ suigdagda o̱ʼe̱. Dagsiʼpoda o̱ʼe̱. Suigdagteda huakkaʼda katepiʼ to̱e̱hueʼdik moʼi̱kaʼapone. Diosenyoʼda kikaʼdik moʼi̱kaʼpone. Suigdagte boʼhuaʼpo onteʼti Diosere moʼnoeonhuahuikaʼapone. Suigdagtaj sueʼada onʼhuahuaypo onʼhuaʼikaʼ.


sentence1: You hypocrite! First remove the beam out of your own eye, and then you can see clearly to remove the speck out of your brother’s eye.

sentence2: Noga̱ sueʼpiʼ dakhueaʼ eʼkaʼtada “dakhueaʼ ikaʼ,” i̱da onahueʼ yanikaʼ. Onaʼtaj dakhueaʼnanada iʼkuyʼetpiʼ. Kenda nopo̱e̱hueʼ moʼe̱ne. In konig o̱ʼe̱ ijbatiaʼpakapoy. Nogen huakpoyo huataʼsujsiʼpo ekpohuedte o̱ʼna iʼtiahuaynigʼa. O̱ʼnen huakpoyoaʼtaj huaboroʼtaʼsuada bekpohuedne. “Huataʼsuj huakpoyo oktokiʼ, egʼ.” Menpaʼ inaʼ. Namaʼda iʼnopo̱e̱po iaʼ. Ken o̱ʼnen huakpoyoaʼtaj huaboroʼtaʼsuada ekpohuedtada tiahuayhueʼ i̱ʼe̱ne. Namaʼda huanopo̱e̱ʼeri i̱ʼe̱ne. Huakkuruda o̱ʼnen huakpoyo huaboroʼtaʼsutaj on huataʼ yakokpotoken. Ken konig dakhueaʼ iʼkaʼuynig yanopoʼkoreaʼpo yabatik. Kenokaʼ iʼnopoʼkoreaʼdepo dakaʼ iʼtiahuaydepo nogen huataʼsujsiʼpokon okpotokdik i̱ʼe̱a̱pone. Noga̱ namaʼda ekaʼnayo dakhueaʼ eʼkaʼ kabatikeʼpo batihuapokdik i̱ʼe̱a̱pone.


sentence1: Why are you anxious about clothing? Consider the lilies of the field, how they grow. They don’t toil, neither do they spin,

sentence2: ¿Menaʼpo yudtataʼ moʼmepuʼkikaʼ? Mepuʼkehueʼ yanikaʼ. Mire̱bayo huakhuen yanʼtiahuayikaʼ. Mire̱ huakhuen baahueʼada o̱ʼe̱. Jo̱da oʼkerek.


sentence1: yet I tell you that even Solomon in all his glory was not dressed like one of these.

sentence2: Salomónkudak huairitoneʼ o̱ʼu̱yate. Huakkaʼda oʼto̱e̱ʼuyate. ʼUruda yudtaj oʼmato̱e̱ʼikaʼuyate. ʼUruda oʼotikaʼ. Huakhuennayo nogi̱tinada ʼurunanada Salomónkudak sueʼda ʼuruda oʼotikaʼuyate.


sentence1: But if your eye is evil, your whole body will be full of darkness. If therefore the light that is in you is darkness, how great is the darkness!

sentence2: Opudomeyen huakpo hua̱so̱ʼen huakjey e̱ʼdik o̱ʼe̱. Huakpoa katepiʼ boʼtiahuaypopiʼ ontehuapayoʼda eretpakdik moʼenepiʼ, huadaknopoʼda moʼe̱po nogomey paiʼda hua̱e̱ʼeritapiʼ eʼbayoktaʼ boʼeretpakpopiʼ. Katetapiʼ ʼuruda eʼtiahuayada nogomey kanʼtamaeʼpo eʼpaknayo huadaknopoʼda moʼe̱po durugda moʼe̱po huadakda boʼkikaʼne. Konig huakjeyyonig moʼi̱kaʼ. Katetapiʼ boʼtiahuaypo ontehuapayoʼda boʼeretpakpo dakhueʼnopoʼda moʼe̱po durugnopoʼ ehueʼ dakhueʼ boʼkikaʼ. Konig sikki̱re̱gyo̱nig moʼi̱kaʼne.


sentence1: “Don’t lay up treasures for yourselves on the earth, where moth and rust consume, and where thieves break through and steal;

sentence2: Katepiʼ ʼuru yudtapiʼ huakkaʼnada eʼtamaetaʼ eretpakhueʼ yanikatiʼ. Huakkaʼda mato̱e̱hueʼ yanikatiʼ. Huakkaʼda eʼmato̱e̱ʼnayo indariyo huithuita yaʼbapeapetpiʼ, huakkaʼda yaʼparaʼapetpiʼ, yanʼbereapetpiʼ,


sentence1: but lay up for yourselves treasures in heaven, where neither moth nor rust consume, and where thieves don’t break through and steal;

sentence2: Dios kuruderienyoʼda yaderetpakpo yanʼnigpe̱i̱kaʼ. Diosa okkahuehueʼdik o̱ʼe̱a̱po. Kenpaʼti Diosen o̱ʼta̱e̱ kateapiʼ bapehueʼdik parahueʼdik okberehueʼdikpiʼ o̱ʼunhuahuikaʼapo.


sentence1: so that you are not seen by men to be fasting, but by your Father who is in secret; and your Father, who sees in secret, will reward you.

sentence2: Opudnayo eʼtionaʼpakte aypo bapehueʼ e̱ʼunhuaʼnayo ya̱gʼkokkoyoikaʼ kenpaʼti dakaʼ ya̱gʼkuirida̱ʼikaʼ. Kenda ekaʼnayo aratbut boʼtiahuaypo aypo bapehueʼ o̱ʼnunhuaʼnigtaj nokothueʼdik o̱ʼneapo. Opuden Apag Diosayoʼda soatayoʼ boʼtiahuayapone. Boʼtiahuaypo moʼpe̱e̱po huanoeonhuahuikaʼ moʼbayokapone.


sentence1: Therefore don’t be like them, for your Father knows what things you need before you ask him.

sentence2: Diostaj oknopo̱e̱hueʼ hua̱e̱ʼeria konigdikti onteʼti onteʼti ijhueʼda onʼtionaʼpakonhuaʼnigʼa Diosa moʼpe̱e̱a̱pone namaʼda onʼnopo̱e̱nigʼa. Kenomeytaj Diosa nigpe̱e̱hueʼdik oʼmaikaʼapo. Konigti kikahueʼ yaneʼ. Tionaʼpakhued e̱e̱ʼted kenda iʼpaknig Apag Diosa oʼnopo̱e̱.


sentence1: But when you do merciful deeds, don’t let your left hand know what your right hand does,

sentence2: Namaʼda huanopo̱e̱ʼeria huakkaʼ aratbut menʼtiahuayeʼpo paiʼda aratbuttaj onʼbayokikaʼ. Kenpaʼti hua̱i̱takeʼ jakyaʼ huakkaʼ aratbut menʼtiahuayeʼpo paiʼda aratbuttaj onʼbayokikaʼ. Konige̱po huadakda o̱gkaʼ batiaʼpakikaʼdik meʼnepo. Kenpayoʼda onʼpe̱i̱kaʼpo. “Huadak o̱gkaʼ.” Diosa ahueʼ moʼe̱a̱pone. Kenomey namaʼda huanopo̱e̱ʼeria diga̱ʼda aratbuttayoʼda onʼpakikaʼ. Diostanayo pakhueʼ o̱ʼne. Konig kenomey o̱gkikaʼ kikahueʼ yaneʼ. I̱re̱gi̱re̱g yanʼbayokikatiʼ. O̱ʼnen huadiʼa tiahuayhueʼte paiʼda aratbuttaj yanʼbayokikatiʼ.


sentence1: leave your gift there before the altar, and go your way. First be reconciled to your brother, and then come and offer your gift.

sentence2: Diostaj aʼtionaʼpakyaʼpo iʼhuaʼpo nog aratbuttaj dakhueʼada ijkamey huaboaʼda iʼnopo̱e̱de. Tionaʼpakhueda̱da yahuatiʼ. Kentaj yamanoeynoey. Yamanoeynoeydepo aʼtionaʼpakyaʼpo yahuatiʼ.


sentence1: Then that which was spoken by Jeremiah the prophet was fulfilled, saying,

sentence2: Konig Jeremías Diosen huamanbatiaʼpakeria oaʼuyate. Kenda Herodesa oʼkaʼuy.


sentence1: “A voice was heard in Ramah, lamentation, weeping and great mourning, Rachel weeping for her children; she wouldn’t be comforted, because they are no more.”

sentence2: Ramá huakkaʼ jak hua̱e̱ʼeria diga̱ʼda onʼbahuikonhuahuaʼ. Bidteda onʼmapeeonhuahuaʼ. Huasiʼpo onʼmabueynok Raquel huasiʼpotaj onʼbahuikonhuahuaʼapo. Jeremíasa kenda oaʼuyate.


sentence1: They, having heard the king, went their way; and behold, the star, which they saw in the east, went before them until it came and stood over where the young child was.

sentence2: Ken Herodestaj onʼpe̱e̱depo diga̱ʼda huanopo̱e̱ʼeria oʼnokhuaʼuyate. Ken siokpo niokpo yaʼbehuikyon onʼtiahuayde ken siokpo huakkuruyon oʼhuaʼuy. Oʼhuaʼpo kutayaʼ kente huasiʼpo e̱ʼhua̱e̱ʼte oʼbatik.


sentence1: When they saw the star, they rejoiced with exceedingly great joy.

sentence2: Diga̱ʼda huanopo̱e̱ʼeria siokpo onʼtiahuaypo huakkaʼda onʼdurugpakuy. Judío aratbuten huairisiʼpo kente o̱ʼe̱ onʼnopo̱e̱po.


sentence1: Now all this has happened that it might be fulfilled which was spoken by the Lord through the prophet, saying,

sentence2: Dios Huairien huamanbatiaʼpakeria oʼmanbatiaʼpakuynig in ayaʼda o̱ʼu̱y.


sentence1: “Behold, the virgin shall be with child, and shall give birth to a son. They shall call his name Immanuel,” which is, being interpreted, “God with us.”

sentence2: Muneʼyo̱ katenohued e̱ʼe̱a̱da bogdakhueʼ o̱ʼe̱po. Huabokereksiʼpo oʼsiʼpopakapo. Kentaj onʼdikkaʼapo Emanuel. Dios Huairia oʼmanaʼuyate. Emanuel huadik konig Dios oroʼere o̱ʼi̱kaʼ.