San Lucas 14
1 YA susede na anae jumalom gui guima un magas Fariseo, para uchocho pan, gui sabado na jaane, ya sija maespipiaja.
One Sabbath Jesus went to have a meal at the home of one of the leaders of the Pharisees where they watched him closely.
2 Ya, estagüe, un taotao gaegue gui menaña na malango binaya.
A man was there whose arms and legs were swollen.
3 Ya manope si Jesus, ya jacuentuse manmagas y lay, yan y Fariseo sija, ilegña: Tunas numajomlo gui sabado na jaane pat aje?
So Jesus asked the experts in religious law and the Pharisees, “Does the law allow healing on the Sabbath, or not?”
4 Ya sija manmamatquiquiloja. Ayonae jacone güe, ya janajomlo, ya jasotta na ujanao.
But they kept quiet. Jesus touched the man, healed him, and sent him on his way.
5 Ya jaope sija ilegña: Jaye guiya jamyo, yanguin guaja gaña asno pat guaca, podong gui jalom tupo, ada ti enseguidas ujatsa gui sabado na jaane?
Then Jesus said to them, “If your son or your ox happened to fall into a well on the Sabbath, wouldn't you go and pull him out immediately?”
6 Ya ti siña talo manmanope ni estesija.
They weren't able to give an answer.
7 Ya jasangan un acomparasion ni y manmaconbida, anae jaatituye ni y jaayig y mas managquilo na tachong gui lamasa; ya ilegña nu sija:
So he told a story to the guests, noticing how they'd chosen to sit in places of honor.
8 Yanguin quinenbida jao ni un taotao para y guipot, chamo fatatachong gui mas tagquilo na tachong; sa ufato otro na mas onrao qui jago, ni y quinenbidaña locue;
“When you're invited to a wedding reception, don't take the place of honor, because someone more important than you may have been invited,” he began.
9 Ya ufato y cumonbida jao ya ualog nu jago: Nae este lugat y este taotao; ya ayonae untutujon mumamajlao yanguin sumaga jao gui mas uttimo na lugat.
“Your host who invited you both will come and tell you, ‘Give this man your place.’ Then in embarrassment you'll have to move to whatever place is left.
10 Lao yanguin quinenbida jao, janao ya fatachong gui mas tagpapa na lugat; sa yanguin mato y cumonbida jao, ualog nu jago: Amigo, janao falag iya jululo; ya ayonae unguaja inenra gui menan ayo sija y mangachongmo ni y manmatachong gui lamasa.
Instead, when you're invited, take the lowest place, so that when your host comes in, he'll tell you, ‘My friend, please move to a better seat.’ Then you'll be honored before all the guests sitting with you.
11 Sa jayeja y manataquilo maesa güe, unaumitde güe ya y umunaumitde güe, umanataquilo.
For those who exalt themselves will be humbled, and those who humble themselves will be exalted.”
12 Ya ilegña nu ayo y guinin cumonbida güe: Yanguin mamatinas jao nataloane pat sena, chamo umagagange y manamigumo sija, ni y mañelumo, ni y manparientesmo, ni y manrico na tiguangmo; sa noseaja unmaconbida locue talo, ya unmaapase.
Then he said to the man who had invited him, “When you give a lunch or a dinner, don't invite your friends, or your brothers, or your relatives, or your rich neighbors, for they may invite you back, and then you'd be repaid.
13 Lao yanguin gumupot jao, agange y mamoble, yan y manmanco yan y mancojo, yan y manbachet;
Instead, when you give a banquet, invite the poor, the crippled, the lame, the blind,
14 Ya undichoso; sa ti siña maapase jao; lao unmaapase gui quinajulo y manunas.
and you will be blessed, for they have nothing to repay you with, and you'll be rewarded at the resurrection of the good.”
15 Ya anae jajungog este, uno gui mangachongña ni y manmatachong gui lamasa, ilegña nu güiya: Dichoso ayo y uchocho pan gui raenon Yuus.
When one of them eating at the table with Jesus heard this, he said to Jesus, “How wonderful it will be for those who feast in the kingdom of God!”
16 Lao ilegña nu güiya: un taotao jafatinas un dangculon sena, ya mangonbida megae:
“Once there was a man who prepared a great banquet, and invited many guests,” Jesus replied.
17 Ya jatago y tentagoña gui oran sena, na ualog ni ayo sija y manmaconbida: Nije; sa esta todo listo.
“When it was time to eat he sent his servant out to tell everyone who had been invited, ‘Come, because the banquet's ready.’
18 Ya jatutujon cada uno umescusa güe. Y fenenana ilegña: Mamajanyo un pidason tano, ya nesesitayo jujanao ya julie; jugagao jao na unescusayo.
But they all started to make excuses. The first said, ‘I've just bought a field and I have to go and see it. Please excuse me.’
19 Ya y otro ilegña: Mamajanyo sinco pares na nobiyo para mancareta, ya bae jujanao ya juchague: jugagao jao na unescusayo.
Another said, ‘I've just bought five pairs of oxen and have to go and try them out. Please excuse me.’ Still another said,
20 Ya y otro ilegña: Umasaguayo, ya enaomina ti siñayo mato.
‘I've just got married, so I can't come.’
21 Ya tumalo guato y tentago, ya janatungo y senotña nu este sija. Ayo nae y magas y guima ninagoslalalo, ya ilegña ni y tentagoña: Janao, lasajyao falag y caye sija yan y chalan gui siudad, ya uncone mague y mamoble, yan y mancojo, yan y manbachet, yan y manmanco.
The servant returned and told his master what they'd said. The home-owner became angry and told his servant, ‘Quickly, go out into the streets and alleys of the town, and bring in the poor and crippled and blind and lame.’
22 Ya ilegña y tentago: Señot, esta mafatinas y tinagomo, ya trabia guaguajaja lugat.
Then the servant said, ‘Master, I did what you told me, but there are still empty places.’
23 Ya y señot ilegña ni y tentagoña: Janao falag y dangculo na chalan yan y lugat ni y guaja ngangao, ya unafuetsas sija, ya ufanjalom para ubula y guimajo.
So the master told the servant, ‘Go out on the country roads and lanes, and make people come—I want my house to be full.
24 Sa jusangane jamyo, na ni uno güije sija gui guinin manmaconbida, uchague y senajo.
I tell you, not a single one of those people I invited will get a taste of my banquet.’”
25 Ya mañisija mangaegue yan un dangculon manadan taotao; ya jabira güe, ya ilegña nu sija:
A large crowd was accompanying Jesus. He turned to them and said,
26 Achogja un taotao mato guiya guajo, ya ti jachatlie si tataña, yan si nanaña, yan y asaguaña, yan y famaguonña, yan mañeluña lalaje, yan y mañeluña famalaoan, yan y linâlâña locue, ti siñagüe disipulujo.
“If you want to follow me but you don't hate your father and mother, and wife and children, and brothers and sisters—even your own life—you can't be my disciple.
27 Ya jayeja y ti cumatga y quiluusña, ya dumalalag yo; ti siñagüe disipulojo.
If you don't carry your cross and follow me, you can't be my disciple.
28 Sa jaye guiya jamyo, ujaso manjatsa un tore, ya ti ufatachong finena ya utufong y para gastoña cao siña uninafunjayan?
If you planned to build a tower, wouldn't you first work out how much it would cost, and see if you had enough money to complete it?
29 Sa noseaja yanguin esta japolo y simiento, ya ti siña janafunjayan; todo y lumie jatutujon manmanbotlea nu güiya,
Otherwise, if after laying the foundation you weren't able to finish it, everyone who saw it would laugh at you, saying,
30 Ylegñija: Este na taotao jatutujon manjatsa, ya ti siña janafunjayan.
‘Look at him: he started building but he couldn't finish it.’
31 Pat jaye y ray, anae jajanao para uguera contra y otro ray, ti ufatachong finena, ya ufañangane cao siña güe yan y dies mit, utagam y mamamaela yan veinte mit contra güiya?
What king goes to war with another king without first sitting down with his advisors to work out whether he and his ten thousand can defeat the one marching against him with twenty thousand?
32 Patseno, mientras chachagoja y otro trabia, janajanao un compañia, ya ufangagao pas.
If he can't, he'll send representatives to ask for peace while the other king is still a long way off.
33 Taegüenaoja locue; masquesea jaye guiya jamyo y ti rumechasa todo y güinajaña; ti siñagüe disipulujo.
In the same way every one of you who doesn't give up everything can't be my disciple.
34 Y asiga mauleg; lao yanguin malingo y asiga maasenña, jaftaemano manasne?
Salt is good, but if it loses its taste, how can you make it salty again?
35 Ti mauleg para y tano, ni para fanyútian basula; masenyuteja ni y taotao. Jaye y gaetalanga para ufanjungog, güiya uecungog.
It's no good for the soil or for fertilizer—you just toss it out. Whoever has ears, then listen!”
