1 Corinthians 2
1 Brothers and sisters, when I came to you I didn't try to impress you with wonderful words or great wisdom when I told you what God had to say to you.
RI ai kan, ni ai pwara wong komail er, kaidin ni kadek lokaia de lolekong en aramas, me i padaki ong komail er kadede en Kot.
2 I decided that while I was with you I didn't want to concentrate on anything except Jesus Christ, and that he was crucified.
Pwe i sota wia kin ia, en asa meakot nan pung omail, Iesus Kristus eta o a kalopuela.
3 I came to you in weakness, fearful and trembling.
O ngai mimi re omail ni ai luet, o masak, o rerer toto.
4 I didn't speak to you with persuasive words of wisdom to convince you. I just explained it all to you through the evidence and power of the Spirit.
O ai kasoi o ai padak kaidin ni kadek lokaia en lolekong, a ni kadede en Ngen o manaman.
5 That way your trust in God wouldn't rely on human wisdom but on the power of God.
Pwe omail poson de pasoneki lolekong en aramas akan, a manaman en Kot.
6 However, we do use words of wisdom when we speak to those who are spiritually mature, but this isn't wisdom that comes from this world, or from the rulers of this world who soon fade from the scene. (aiōn g165)
Ari so, me kit kin padapadaki me lolekong ren me unsok kan, a kaidin lolekong en sappa et, o pil kaidin en saupeidi kan en sappa et, me pan sarodi, (aiōn g165)
7 On the contrary we explain God's wisdom in terms of a revealed mystery that was previously hidden which God planned for our glory before the creation of the worlds. (aiōn g165)
A kit kin padaki duen erpit en Kot me rir, iei me so sansal, me Kot kotin kileledier ni en sappa saik mia, pwen kalinganada kitail, (aiōn g165)
8 None of the rulers of this world understood anything about this—for if they had, they would not have crucified the Lord of glory. (aiōn g165)
Me sota saupeidi en sappa men asadar, pwe ma re asaer i, re sota pan kalopuela Kaun en lingan. (aiōn g165)
9 But as Scripture says, “No one has ever seen, and no one has ever heard, and no one has ever imagined what God has prepared for those who love him.”
A duen a intingidier: Me sota mas eu udialer, o me sota salong eu rongadar, o me sota ko ong nan mongiong en aramas amen, iei me Kot kotin kaonop ong, me pok ong i.
10 But God has revealed this to us through the Spirit, because the Spirit delves into the depths of God.
A Kot kotin kadiarok ong kitail ki Ngen e, pwe Ngen kin kotin rapaki meakaros, pil duen kupur en Kot.
11 Who knows anyone's thoughts except the actual person? In the same way no one knows God's thoughts except the Spirit of God.
Pwe is aramas, me kin asa duen lol en aramas akan, pwe ngen en aramas eta me mi re a? Iduen Kot, sota me asa meakan me udan Kot, pwe Ngen en Kot eta.
12 For we have received the Spirit from God, not the spirit of this world, so that we could understand what God so generously gave us.
A kaidin ngen en sappa, me kit aleer, a Ngen en Kot, pwe kit en asada meakan, me Kot kotiki ong kitail er.
13 That's what we speak about—not using words taught by human wisdom, but what the Spirit teaches. We explain what is spiritual using spiritual terms.
I me kit pil kin padaki wei, kaidin ni lokaia o mangin pan lolekong en aramas, a ni masan akan, me Ngen kotin kaweweda, kareda dipisou ngenin akan.
14 Of course people who are not spiritual don't accept what comes from God's Spirit. It's just foolish nonsense to them, and they can't understand it, because what is spiritual has to be properly examined.
A aramas ip pwel sota kin ale meakot ren Ngen en Kot, pwe me mal kot ong i, pwe a sota kak ong, pwe mepukat kin kasauiada ren Ngen.
15 People who are spiritual investigate everything, but are not placed under investigation themselves.
A me ngenin kin kasauiada meakaros, ap sota amen me pan kak kasauiada i.
16 For “who understands the Lord's mind, and would think to instruct him?” But we do have Christ's mind!
Pwe is me asa duen kupur en Kaun o, de is me pan kak padaki ong i meakot? A Ngen en Kristus kotikot lol atail.
