John 8
1 but Jesus went to the Mount of Olives.
Yesu wa ghana likup in Zaitun.
2 Early in the morning he returned to the Temple where many people gathered around him and he sat down and taught them.
Nin kwui dindin akuru ada nanya kutii nlira, anite vat da kitime; a tunna aso a dursuzo anite.
3 The religious teachers and the Pharisees brought in a woman caught committing adultery and made her stand before everyone.
Anan niyerte nin na Farisawa da nin mong uwani na iwa kifoghe nanya kulapi nfunu nin mong, iceoghe kitikmine.
4 They said to Jesus, “Teacher, this woman was caught in the act of adultery.
Inin woro Yesu ku. “Unan Dursuzu, uwani ulele, ikifogheari nanya kulapin nfunu, ima niyitan nsure.
5 Now in the Law Moses commanded us to stone such women. What do you say?”
Nene nanya duke, Musa na woro nari asa ti filiso imus nnit une; fe nworo iyaghari kiteneme?”
6 They said this to try and trap Jesus so they could condemn him. But Jesus bent down and wrote on the ground with his finger.
Iwa belli nani inan kifoghe nin tikanci. Yesu tunna a tumuno a su inyerte kutyen nin licin me.
7 They kept on demanding an answer, so he stood up and told them, “Whichever one of you has never sinned may throw the first stone at her.”
Na iwa li ubu nin tirighe, a fita a yissina a woro nani, “Ame ulenge na addi nin kulapi ba nanya mine, na amere cizin ufilughe nin litale.”
8 Then he bent down again and went on writing on the ground.
Akurru atumuno tutung niyerte nin licin me kutyen.
9 When they heard this they began to leave, one by one, starting with the oldest until Jesus was left in the middle of the crowd with the woman still standing there.
Na inung lanza nani, itunna nyizu na lalarum, ucizunu nin kune udak unan ni maline. Ida malizina isuna Yesu ku nin usanme nin wani une na awa di kityek mine.
10 Jesus straightened up and asked her, “Where are they? Didn't anybody stay to condemn you?”
Yesu fita aworo nwane, “Uwani, inung anan kifufe nde? Na umong mine nmolofi ba?”
11 “No one did, sir,” she replied. “I don't condemn you either,” Jesus told her. “Go, and don't sin anymore.”
A wor, “Ko unit urum, Cikilari.” Yesu woro, “Na meng wang nse fi nin kulapi ba, Canfi, ucizunu nene udu nbun, na uwa kuru uti kulapi ba.”
12 Jesus spoke again to the people, telling them, “I am the light of the world. If you follow me you won't walk in darkness for you will have the life-giving light.”
Yesu kuru asu uliru nin nanite aworo, “Menghari nkanang in yi; ulenge na a dofini na ama cinu nanya nsirti ba nani ama se nkanang nlai.”
13 The Pharisees replied, “You can't be your own witness! What you say doesn't prove anything!”
A Farisawa woroghe, “Una ushaida litife; na ushaida fe kidegeneri ba.”
14 “Even if I am my own witness, my testimony is true,” Jesus told them, “for I know where I came from and where I'm going. But you don't know where I came from or where I'm going.
Yesu kawa aworo nani, Andi ma nna ushaida litining, ushaida ning kidegenari. Meng yiru kikanga na nna nuzu ku, in yiru kikanga na ndin cinu udue, na anung dinin yiru kiti ka na inan nuzuku ba, sa kika na ndin cinu udue.
15 You judge in a typically human way, but I don't judge anyone.
Anung din su ushara un yenju nyizi, meng din su umong ushara ba.
16 Even if I did judge, my judgment would be right because I am not doing this alone. The Father who sent me is with me.
Vat nani asa nsu ushara, ushara nighe kidegenari bara na ndi usanning ba ndi nin Cif ulenge na ana tuyi.
17 Your own law states that the testimony of two witnesses is valid.
Nanere nanya nduka mine ina yertin au ushaida nanit anwaba kidegenere.
18 I am my own witness, and my other witness is my Father who sent me.”
Menghari ame ulenge na ndin shaida litining, a ame Ucife na ana tuyi din nin ushaida litining.”
19 “Where is your father?” they asked him. “You don't know me or my Father,” Jesus replied. “If you knew me then you would know my Father as well.”
I woroghe, “Uciffe din weri?” Yesu kawa nani, “Na iyiru menku sa Ucif nin ba; idafo ina yiri, iwa yiru Ucif nighe wang.”
20 Jesus explained this while he was teaching near the Temple treasury. Yet no one arrested him because his time had not yet come.
Awa belin uliru une susut nin kiti in nyeshizu nikurfu ayita ndursuzu nin kiti nanya kutii nlira, ana umong nkifoghe ba, bara na kubi me wa di kusa daba.
21 Jesus told them again, “I'm leaving, and you'll search for me, but you'll die in your sin. You can't come where I'm going.”
Akuru a woro nani, “Mma su ucin, ima piziri, inin kuzu nanya nalapi mine. Kiti kanga na nma du, na iwa sa idaku ba.”
22 The Jews wondered out loud, “Is he going to kill himself? Is that what he means when he says ‘You can't come where I'm going’?”
A Yahudaw woro, “Ama molu litime, ame ulenge na aworo, 'kiti kanga na ndin cinu udue, anung wasa ida ba?”
23 Jesus told them, “You are from below; I am from above. You are of this world; I am not of this world.
Yesu woro nani, 'Anung anan kadassari; Meng unan kitenari, Anung anan yi ulelere, Na meng unan le uyere ba.
24 That is why I told you that you'll die in your sins. For if you don't trust in me, the ‘I am,’ you'll die in your sins.”
Bara nani, nworo minu, ima kuzu nanya nalapi mine. Andi na iyinna mere AME ba, ima kuzu nanya nalapi mine.”
25 Then they asked him, “Who are you?” “Exactly who I told you I was from the beginning,” Jesus replied.
Iworoghe nenge, “Feghari?” Yesu woro nani, “uliru urika na nna bellin minu nin cizine.
26 “There's much I could say about you, and much I could condemn. But the one who sent me tells the truth, and what I'm saying to you here in this world is what I heard from him.”
Ndi nin nimon gbardang na nma su uliru ku, nkuru nsu ushara ku kitene mine. Vat nani, ulenge na ana tuyi di kidegen; a imon ilenge na nna lanza kitime, imonere ndin bellu uyie.
27 They didn't understand that he was talking to them about the Father. So Jesus explained to them:
Na iwa yinin nworu adin liru nanghinu liti Ncif ba.
28 “When you have lifted up the Son of man then you'll know that I am the ‘I am,’ and that I do nothing of myself, but only say what the Father taught me.
Yesu woro, “Asa i ghantina Usaun Nnit kitene kani, Ima nin yinnu MERE, ima yinnu tutung na ndi su imoimong in litining ba. Nafo na Ucif na duzsuzoi, ndin belu ilenge imone.
29 The one who sent me is with me; he has not abandoned me, for I always do what pleases him.”
Ulenge na ana tuyi di ligowe nin mi, ana ama suni ussaning ba, bara ndin su imon ilenge na idin puzughe liburi.”
30 Many who heard Jesus say these things put their trust in him.
Kube na Yesu wa din bellu nleli ulirue, gbardang nanit wa yinnin nighe.
31 Then Jesus said to those Jews who trusted in him, “If you follow my teaching then you really are my disciples.
Yesu wa woro na Yahudawa alenge na iwa yinnin nighe, “Asa ileo ubun nanya nliru nighe, kidegenere anung nono katwa nighari;
32 You will know the truth, and the truth will set you free.”
Ima nin yinnu kidegene, kidegenere ma bunku minu utucu.”
33 “We're descendants of Abraham! We've never been slaves to anyone,” they answered. “How can you say that we'll be set free?”
I kawa ghe, Arik kuwunun Ibrahimari na tisa su licin nacara nmong ba; inyizari uma woru, 'Ima se ubuntu iso fong?”
34 Jesus replied, “I tell you the truth, everyone who sins is a slave of sin.
Yesu kawa nani, “Kidegenere ndin bellu minu, vat nlenge na ata kulapi, ame kucin kulapiari.
35 A slave doesn't have a permanent place in the family, but the son is part of the family forever. (aiōn g165)
Na kucin din so kilari cikilari me udu ukul ba, usaun ncikilarere din so udu uku me. (aiōn g165)
36 If the Son sets you free, then you're truly free.
Andi usaune ma bunku minu, nanere wang ima se ubuntu.
37 I know you're Abraham's descendants, yet you're trying to kill me because you refuse to accept my words.
Nyiru anung kuwunun Ibrahimari; idin pizuru umoli, bara na uliru ninghe se kitin so nanya mine ba.
38 I'm telling you what the Father has revealed to me, while you do what your father told you.”
Nbele imon ilenge in yene nin Cifning, anung ani din su imon ilenge na ina lanza kitin Cif mine.”
39 “Abraham is our father,” they answered. “If you really were children of Abraham, you'd do what Abraham did,” Jesus told them.
I kawa iworo, “Ucif bit Ibrahimari.” Yesu woro nani, Ndafo anung nonon Ibrahimari, iwa su katwan Ibrahime.
40 “But you are trying to kill me now, because I told you the truth that I heard from God. Abraham would never have done that.
Vat nani, inani pizira imoli, unit ulenge na a belin minu kidegen kanga na a lanza kiti kutelle. Na Ibrahim nasu ilenge imone ba.
41 You're doing what your father does.” “Well we are not illegitimate,” they responded. “God alone is our father!”
Idin su nitwa ncif minere.” I woroghe, “Na iwa maru nari nanya nfunu ba; tidi nin Cif urum, Kutelle.”
42 Jesus replied, “If God really was your father, you would love me. I came from God and now I am here. The decision to come wasn't mine, but the one who sent me.
Yesu woro nani, “Andi Kutelle Ucif minere, iwa yitu nin su ninghe, bara meng na nuzu kiti Kutellari nda; na nna dak bara litining ba, amere na tuyi.
43 Why can't you understand what I'm saying? It's because you refuse to hear my message!
Iyaghari nta na i yinno uliru nighe ba? Bara na idi nin su ilanza uliru nighere ba.
44 Your father is the Devil, and you love to follow your father's evil desires. He was a murderer from the beginning. He never stood for the truth, because there is no truth in him. When he lies he reveals his true character, for he's a liar and the father of lies.
Anung nonon cif minere, shaitan, inani din pizuru isu ntok imusun min cif mie. Ame unan molusu nanitari nworu ucizunue ana adi nin yissunu kitene kidegen ba, bara na kidegen di nanya me ba. Asa a belle kinu, asa asu dert nin yitu mere, bara ame unan kinuwari a Ucif kinu.
45 So because I tell you the truth, you don't believe me!
Vat nani, bara na ndin belu kidegene, na anunghe in yinna ning me ba.
46 Can any one of you prove that I'm guilty of sin? If I'm telling you the truth, why don't you believe me?
Ghari nanya mine nseyi nin kulapi? Andi ndin bellu kidegen, iyaghari nta na iyinna nin mi ba?
47 Anyone who belongs to God listens to what God says. The reason you don't listen is because you don't belong to God.”
Ame ulenge na adi un Kutelle din lanzu uliru Kutelle; na anung din lanzu unin ba, bara anung anit Kutelleari ba.”
48 “Aren't we right to call you a Samaritan who is demon-possessed?” said the Jews.
A Yahudawa kawa i woroghe, “Tina belin kidegene au fe kunan Samariyaridi, tutung udi nin na gbergenu?
49 “No, I don't have a demon,” Jesus replied. “I honor my Father, but you dishonor me.
Yesu kawa a woro, “Na meng di nin ku gbergenu ba; ama meng din ti Ucif ning gongong, anung ani na ita yi gongon ba.
50 I'm not here looking to glorify myself. But there is one who does this for me and who judges in my favor.
Na meng din pizuru ngongon lit ning ba, unit urumari din pizuru akuru asu ushara.
Kidegenere ndin bellu minu, asa umong lanza uliru nighe, asu katwa mun, na ama yenu ukul ba.” (aiōn g165)
52 “Now we know you're demon-possessed,” said the Jews. “Abraham died, and the prophets did too, and you're telling us ‘anyone who follows my teaching will never die’! (aiōn g165)
A Yahudawa woroghe, “Nene tiyinno udinin kugbergenu. Ibrahim nin na anabawa na kuzu; fe unin woro, 'Asa umon lanza uliru nighe na aba yenu ukul ba.' (aiōn g165)
53 Are you greater than our father Abraham? He died, and the prophets died. Who do you think you are?”
Na Fe katin Ucif bite Ibrahime, na ana kuba, sa ukatinghe? A a anabawa wang na kuzu, Fe yira litife iyaghari?”
54 Jesus answered, “If I glorify myself, my glory means nothing. But it is God himself who glorifies me, the one you claim, ‘He is our God.’
Yesu kawa nani, aworo, “Asa nta liti ninghe ngongong, ngongong nighe di imon ba; Ucif nighari ulenge na ama ti ngongong- ame ulenge na anung woro Kutelle minere.
55 You don't know him, but I know him. If I were to say, ‘I don't know him,’ I'd be a liar, just like you. But I do know him, and I do what he says.
Anung pa na iyirughe ba, ame meng yirughe. Andi nma belle na nyirughe nma so nafo anughe, unan kinu. Vat nani, nyirughe, nmini din dortu uliru me.
56 Your father Abraham was delighted as he looked forward to see my coming, and was so happy when he saw it.”
Ucif mine Ibrahim wasu liburi libo ninyenu nwui nighe; awa yene unin, ayi poghe.”
57 The Jews replied, “You're not even fifty years old, and you've seen Abraham?”
A Yahudawa woroghe, “Na usa duru akus akut ataun ba, ama fe uni na yene Ibrahim kua?
58 “I tell you the truth, before Abraham was born, I am,” said Jesus.
Yesu woro nani, “kidegenere ndin bellu minu, a idutu sa umaru Ibarahim ku, MENG wa yita ku.”
59 At this they picked up stones to stone him, but Jesus was hidden from them and he left the Temple.
I tunna i pila atala ima filusughe mun, Yesu tunna a nyeshe litime a nuzu nanya kutii nlire a nya.
