Lucas 4
1 Tami Jesus perelaló e Peniche, se limbidió del Jordan, y sinaba lliguerado por la suncai al desierto.
Jesus, full of the Holy Spirit, returned from the Jordan River and was led by the Spirit into the desert,
2 Y sinaba oté quarenta chibeses, y le tentaba o Bengui, y na jamó chi andré ocolas chibeses; y anacados oconas terelaba bóquis.
where he was tempted by the devil for forty days. He didn't eat anything during that whole time, so at the end he was starving.
3 Y le penó o Bengui: Si chaboro de Debél sinelas, pen á ocona bar, que se querele manro.
The devil said to him, “If you are the Son of God, command this stone to become bread.”
4 Y Jesus le rudeló: Libanado sinela: Que na vivisarela o manu de manro colcoro, tami de sari varda de Debél.
“It is written in Scripture, ‘You shall not live on bread alone,’” Jesus answered.
5 Y le lligueró o Bengui á yeque bur udscho, y le queró dicar sares os chimes de la pu andré yeque frimita de chiros,
The devil led him up to a high place, and in a rapid view showed him all the kingdoms of the world.
6 Y le penó: Diñaré a tucue sari ocana sila, y o chimusolano de junos: presas se me han diñado á mangué, y á coin camelo los diñelo
Then the devil said to Jesus, “I will give you authority over all of them, and their glory. This authority has been given to me, and I can give it to anyone I want.
7 Por tanto, si chibandote á minres pindres, majarificares mangue, os sares sinarán tirés.
Bow down and worship me and you can have it all.”
8 Y rudelando Jesus, le penó: Libanado sinela: A tiro Erañoró Debél majarificarás, y a ó colcoro servirás.
“It is written in Scripture, ‘You shall worship the Lord your God, and you shall serve only him,’” Jesus replied.
9 Y le lligeró á Jerusalém, y lo chibó opré o jeró de la cangri, y le penó: Si sinelas Chaboro de Debél, chibelate de acoi á la chiquen.
The devil took Jesus to Jerusalem, set him on the top of the Temple, and told him, “If you are the Son of God, then jump!
10 Presas sinela libanado que penó de tucue a desquerés Manfarieles, que te aracaten:
For it is written in Scripture, ‘He will order his angels to care for you,
11 Y que te ardiñelen andré sus bastes, somia que na cureles tun pindré andré yeque bar.
holding you up to protect you from stumbling over a stone.’”
12 Y rudelando Jesus, le chamulió: Penado sinela: Na tentarás al Erañó tun Debél.
“It is written in Scripture, ‘You shall not tempt the Lord your God,’” Jesus replied.
13 Y nacada sari tentacion, se chaló de ó el Bengui disde o chiros.
When the devil had completed all his temptations, he waited for another opportunity.
14 Y limbidió Jesus andré la sila e suncai á Galiléa: y o chimusolano de ó se chibó por saro o chim.
Jesus returned to Galilee, full of the Spirit's power. News about him spread everywhere.
15 Y ó chamuliaba andré as synagogas de junós, y sinaba aclamado de sares.
Jesus taught in their synagogues, and everyone praised him.
16 Y chaló á Nazareth, anduque se habia parbarado, y se guilló segun su beda o chibes del Canché andré a synagoga, y se ardinó á lirenar.
When he arrived in Nazareth, where he had grown up, he went to the synagogue on the Sabbath day as usual.
17 Y le diñáron o embéo de Isaias o Propheta. Y pur despandó o embéo racheló o lugar anduque sinela libanado.
The scroll of the prophet Isaiah was handed to him. Jesus unrolled the scroll and found the place where it's written:
18 A Suncai e Erañoró opré mangue, por lo que ha ampiado mangue somia diñar lachias nuevas a os chorores ha bichabado mangue, somia chibar lacho a os asparabados de carlochin,
“The Spirit of the Lord is upon me, for he has anointed me to announce good news to the destitute. He has sent me to proclaim that prisoners will be released, the blind will see, the oppressed will be freed,
19 Somia penar a os estardes mestepé, y á os chindés diquelar, somia chibar en mestepé á os asparabados, somia pucanar a berji lachi e Erañoró, y o chibes e galardon.
and to proclaim the time of the Lord's favor.”
20 Y habiendo pandado o embéo, se lo diñó al erajai, y se besteló: y os sarés andré a synagoga terelaban as aquías chibadas andré ó.
He rolled up the scroll and gave it back to the attendant. Then he sat down. Everybody in the synagogue was staring at him.
21 Y se chibó á penar: Achibes se ha perelado ocona Libaneria andré jirés canes.
“This Scripture you've just heard has been fulfilled today!” he told them.
22 Y os sares le diñaban machiria, y se zibaban de las vardas de gracia, sos chaláron abri de desquero mui, y penáron: ¿Na sinela ocona o chaboro de Joseph?
Everybody expressed their approval of him, amazed at the gracious words that came from his lips. “Isn't this Joseph's son?” they wondered.
23 Y les penó: Bi duda penareis á mangue ocona varda: Salamito chibelate lacho á tun matejo: sarias ocolas buchias barias, que junelamos penar que queraste andré Capharnaúm, querlas tambien acoi andré tun chim.
Jesus replied, “I'm sure you'll repeat this proverb to me, ‘Physician, heal yourself!’ and ask, ‘Why don't you do here in your own hometown what we heard you did in Capernaum?’
24 Y chamulió: Aromali os penelo, que necaute Propheta sinela pachibelado andré desquero chim.
But I tell you the truth, no prophet is accepted in his hometown.
25 Aromali os penelo, que baribustrias piulias sinaban andré Israel os chibeses de Elias, pur sinaba pandado o Charos por trin berjis y por zoi chonos: pur sinaba yeque bóquis bari por sari la chiquen.
I guarantee that there were many widows in Israel during the time of Elijah when there was a drought for three and a half years, causing a great famine throughout the country.
26 Tami á necaute de ocolas sinaba bichabado Elias, sino á yeque cadchi piuli andré Sarepta de Sidonia.
Yet Elijah wasn't sent to any of them. He was sent to a widow in Zarephath in the region of Sidon!
27 Y baribustres zarapiados sinaban andré Israel andré o chiros de Eliséo Propheta, tami cayque de ocolas sinaba chibado lacho, sino Naaman de Syria.
Even though there were many lepers in Israel in the time of Elisha, the only one who was healed was Naaman the Syrian!”
28 Y os sares andré a synagoga sináron perelales de sana junelando ocono.
When they heard this everyone in the synagogue became furious.
29 Y se costunáron, y lo bucharáron abrí del foros: y lo lligueráron disde ó jero e bur, opré sos sinaba querdi o foros, somia buchararle ostely.
They jumped to their feet and threw him out of the town. Then they dragged him to the top of the hill on which the town was built in order to throw him off the cliff.
30 Tami ó, nacando por medio de junos, se chaló.
But he walked right through them and went on his way.
31 Y chaló abajines á Capharnaúm foros de la Galiléa, y oté os bedaba andré os Canchés.
Jesus went down to Capernaum, a town in Galilee. On Sabbath he started teaching them.
32 Y se zibaban de desqueri beda, presas as vardas de ó sinaban silniás.
They were amazed at what he taught them for he spoke with authority.
33 Y sinaba andré a synagoga manu sos terelaba bengui prachindó, y garló sat gole baro,
In the synagogue there was a man who was possessed by a demon. He cried out,
34 Penando: Mequelanos, ¿qué terelas tucue con amangue Jesus de Nazareth? ¿abillelas á mararnos? Pincharelo mistos, coin sinelas, o Majaro de Debél.
“So, what do you want with us, Jesus of Nazareth? Have you come to destroy us? I know who you are: God's Holy One!”
35 Y Jesus le chingaró, y penó: Sonsibela, y chatucue abrí de ó. Y o bengui chibandolo al chiquen, en medio, chaló abrí de ó, y na le queró daño.
Jesus interrupted him, saying. “Be quiet!” Then he ordered the demon, “Come out of him!” Throwing him to the ground right before them, the demon left the man without injuring him.
36 Y sináron os sares perelales de dal, y garlaban os yeques á os averes, penando: ¿Que buchi sinela ocona, presas sat sila y sat virtud penela á os bengues jindes, y chalan abrí.
They were all amazed and asked each other, “What is this teaching? With power and authority he orders evil spirits to leave—and they do!”
37 Y voltisaraba o chimusolano de ó por sares os gaues e chim.
News about Jesus spread throughout the nearby region.
38 Y chalando Jesus abrí e synagoga, chaló andré o quer de Simeón. Y a suegra de Simeón sinaba nasali de tatias barias, y le mangáron por siró.
Leaving the synagogue, Jesus went to Simon's house. Simon's mother-in-law was sick with a high fever and those who were there asked Jesus to help.
39 Y chibandose ostely acia siro, penó á la tati: y la tati le mecó. Y siró se costunó yescotria, y les servia.
Jesus went and stood over her. He told the fever to leave her—which it did. She got up right away and prepared a meal for them.
40 Y pur o cam se besteló, os sares sos terelaban merdés de varios merdipénes, se los lanelaban. Y ó chibando as baste emperso cada yeque de junos, os chibaba lacho.
When the sun set, they brought to him all who were sick, suffering from various diseases. Jesus placed his hands on them, one after the other, and he healed them.
41 Y chalaban os bengues abrí de butres, garlando, y penando: Tucue sinelas o chaboro de Debél: y os chingaraba, y na os mequelaba penar, que chanelaban que sinaba ó el Christo.
Demons came out of many people, shouting, “You are the Son of God.” But Jesus stopped them and refused to let them speak because they knew he was the Christ.
42 Y pur sinaba de chibes, chaló abrí somia guillarse á yeque stano desierto; y a sueti le orotaban, y chaláron disde anduque ó sinaba: y le deterelaban, somia que na se chalase de junos.
Early the following morning Jesus left to find some peace and quiet. But the crowds went out looking for him, and finally found him. They tried to stop him leaving because they did not want him to go.
43 Y les penó: A os averes fores jomte tambien que menda penelo o chim de Debél: pues somia ocono he sinado bichabado.
But he told them, “I have to go to other towns to tell them the good news of the kingdom of God too, because that is what I was sent to do.”
44 Y chamuliaba andré as Synagogas de la Galiléa.
So Jesus went on traveling around, teaching the good news in the synagogues of Judea.
