Apokalipsia 16
1 Orduan ençun neçan voz handibat templetic, ciostela çazpi Aingueruèy, Çoazte eta issuritzaçue Iaincoaren hiraren çazpi ampolác.
Then I heard a loud voice coming from the Temple telling the seven angels, “Go and pour out the seven bowls of God's judgment on the earth.”
2 Ioan cedin bada lehen Aingueruä, eta issur ceçan bere ampolá lurrera, eta eguin cedin plagabat gaitzic eta damutacoric bestiaren mercá çuten guiçonén contra, eta haren imaginá adoratzen çutenén contra.
So the first angel went and poured out his bowl on the earth, and terrible, painful sores broke out on those who had the mark of the beast and who worshiped his image.
3 Eta bigarren Aingueruäc issur ceçan bere ampolá itsassora, eta sarrasquibaten odola beçalaca cedin eta itsassoco arima vici gucia hil cedin.
The second poured out his bowl on the sea, and it became like the blood of a corpse and everything living in the sea died.
4 Eta herén Aingueruäc issur ceçan bere ampolá fluuioetara eta vr ithurrietara, eta odol bilha citecen.
The third poured out his bowl on the rivers and springs of water, and the water turned into blood.
5 Eta ençun neçan vretaco Aingueruä, cioela, Iusto aiz Iauna, Aicena eta Incena eta Saindua: ceren gauça hauc iugeatu baitituc:
I heard the angel who had power over the waters declare, “You are truly right, you who are and was, the Holy One, as this judgment demonstrates.
6 Ceren Sainduén eta Prophetén odola issuri vkan baituté, hic- ere odol eman vkan drauec edatera: ecen digne dituc.
These people shed the blood of believers. Now you've given them blood to drink, as they deserve!”
7 Eta ençun neçan bercebat Sainctuariotic, cioela, Segurqui, Iainco Iaun bothere gucitacoá, eguiazco eta iusto dituc hire iugemenduac.
I heard a voice from the altar saying, “Yes, Lord God, the All-powerful One, your judgments are right and true!”
8 Guero laurgarren Aingueruäc issur ceçan bere ampolá iguzquira, eta hari eman cequión guiçonén suz erratzea.
The fourth angel poured out his bowl on the sun, and it was given the power to scorch people with fire.
9 Eta erre citecen guiçonac bero handiz, eta blasphema ceçaten, plaga hauén gainean bothere duen Iaincoaren icena: eta etzitecen emenda hari gloria eman lieçotençát.
They were scorched by intense heat, and they cursed the name of God who controlled these plagues. They did not repent and give him glory.
10 Guero borzgarren Aingueruäc issur ceçan bere ampolá, bestiaren throno gainera: eta eguin cedin haren resumá ilhumbeçu: eta mastacatzen cituztén bere mihiac dolorearen handiz.
The fifth angel poured out his bowl on the beast's throne, and darkness fell over his kingdom. The people bit their tongues because of the pain they felt,
11 Eta blasphema ceçaten Iainco cerucoa bere doloreacgatic eta çauriacgatic: eta etzitecén emenda bere obretaric.
and they cursed the God of heaven because of their pain and their sores, but they did not repent and stop what they were doing.
12 Guero seigarren Aingueruäc issur ceçan bere ampolá Euphratesco fluuio handira: eta agor cedin hartaco vra, appain ledinçát iguzqui ilkite aldeco Reguén bidea.
The sixth angel poured out his bowl on the mighty River Euphrates, and its water was dried up, so that a way could be prepared for the kings that come from the east.
13 Eta ikus nitzan ilkiten dragoinaren ahotic, eta bestiaren ahotic, eta propheta falsuén ahotic, hirur spiritu satsu iguelén irudicoric:
Then I saw three evil spirits that looked like frogs coming out of the mouths of the dragon, the beast, and the false prophet.
14 Ecen badirade deabruén spiritu, signoac eguiten dituztenac, eta lurreco eta mundu orotaco reguetera ioaiten diradenac hec bil ditzatencát Iainco bothere gucitacoaren egun handi hartaco bataillara.
These are demonic spirits that perform miracles, going out to gather together all the kings of the whole world for the battle on God the All-powerful One's great day of judgment.
15 (Huná, ethorten naiz ohoina beçala: dohatsu da iratzarri dagoena, eta bere abillamenduac beguiratzen dituena, billuzgorriric ebil eztadinçát, eta nehorc haren laidoa ikus ezteçançát)
(Pay attention! I will come like a thief. Blessed are those who keep watch, and have their clothes ready so that they don't have to go out naked and be embarrassed.)
16 Eta bil citzaten, Hebraicoz Arma-gedon deitzen den lekura.
The evil spirits gathered the kings for battle at a place called Armageddon in Hebrew.
17 Guero çazpigarren Aingueruäc issur ceçan bere ampolá airera: eta ilki cedin voz handibat ceruco templetic throno aldetic, cioela, Eguin da.
The seventh angel poured out his bowl on the air, and a loud voice came from the Temple, from the throne, shouting out, “It's over!”
18 Orduan eguin cedin chistmist eta hots eta igorciri: eta lur ikaratze handia eguin cedin, nolacoric ezpaita içan guiçonac lurraren gainera diradenaz gueroztic, lur ikaratzeric diot hain handiric.
Lightning flashed and thunder boomed, and a massive earthquake shook the earth. It was the worst earthquake that had ever happened since people lived there.
19 Eta eguin cedin ciuitate handi hura hirur partetara, eta Gentilén ciuitateac eror citecen, eta Babylon handiá ethor cedin memoriotara Iaincoaren aitzinean, hari bere hiraren indignationezco mahatsarno coparen emaiteco.
The great city was split into three. The cities of the nations were destroyed. Babylon the great was remembered in God's presence so that she should be given the cup filled with the wine of his hostility.
20 Eta isla oroc ihes eguin ceçan, eta mendiac etzitecen guehiagoric eriden.
All the islands vanished, and all the mountains disappeared.
21 Eta harriabar handiric talentbat beçalacoric iauts cedin cerutic guiçonetara. eta blasphema cecaten Iaincoa guiconéc harriabarrezco plagaren causaz: ecen harc eguin çuen plagá gucizco handia içan da.
Huge hailstones, each one weighing one hundred pounds, rained down from the sky on people. The people cursed God because the plague of hail was so terrible.
