Matthew 20
1 For the kingdom of heaven is like a landowner who went out early in the morning to hire workers for his vineyard.
Pwe wein nanlan rajon kaun pan im amen, me jankonai on raparapaki toundodok kai nan a mat en wain.
2 He agreed to pay the workers one denarius for the day, and sent them to work in his vineyard.
Irail lao inauki pena, me denar eu ni ran eu, ap kadar ir ala nan a mat en wain.
3 Around 9 a.m. he went out and saw others without work standing in the marketplace.
A pil kotila ni auer kajilu, ap majani akai, me momod mal nan deun jaunet akan,
4 ‘Go and work in the vineyard too, and I'll pay you what's right,’ he told them. So they went to work.
Ap majani on irail: Komail pil kola nan mat en wain o, o meakot me pun, i pan pwain on komail; irail ari kola.
5 Around noon and 3 p.m. he went out and did the same thing.
A pil kola ni auer kawonu o kaduau o wiadar dueta.
6 At 5 p.m. he went out and found others standing there. ‘Why are you standing around all day doing nothing?’ he asked them.
A pil kotila ni auer eijokeu, ap diaradar akai, me momod mal, ap majani on irail: Da me komail momodeki mal ranpon?
7 ‘Because nobody has hired us,’ they replied. ‘Go and work in the vineyard too,’ he told them.
Irail potoan on: Aki jota amen, me kadokeki kit. Ap majani on irail: Komail pil kola nan mat en wain o, komail pan ale me pun.
8 When evening came, the owner of the vineyard told his manager, ‘Call the workers in, and pay them their wages. Begin with the workers hired last and then move on to those hired first.’
A lao jautik penaer monjap en mat en wain majani on a jaunkoa: Kapokon pena toundodok kan o pwain on irail. Tapiada jan ren men pwand oko lao kokodo lei men madan kan,
9 When those who were hired at 5 p.m. came in, they each received one denarius.
Me kadodokier ni klok eijokeu kan ap kodo, amen amen ap ale denar eu.
10 So when those who were hired first came in, they thought they would get more, but they also received one denarius.
A men maj akan lao kodo, rap kiki on, me re pan ale jiki jan, a re pil aleer denar ta ieu.
11 When they received their pay, they complained to the owner.
Irail lao ale, rap lipaned on monjap o.
12 ‘Those who were hired last only worked for an hour, and you've paid them the same as us who worked the whole day in the burning heat,’ they grumbled.
Indada: Mepukat dodok auer ta ieu, a komui karajai kit pena; kit me dodokki apwal en ran o karakar en katipin.
13 The owner answered one of them, ‘My friend, I haven't treated you unfairly. Didn't you agree with me to work for one denarius?
A ap kotin japen majani on amen re’rail: Kompoke pai, kaidin me japun, me i wiai on uk. Kita jota inauki pena denar eu?
14 Take your pay and go. I want to pay those who were hired last the same as I paid you.
Ale me om, kowei, i men pwain on me pwand pukat rajon uk.
15 Can't I choose to do what I want with my own money? Why should you give me evil looks because I want to do good?’
De iaduen, a jota pun, i en wiaki me udan ai, me i mauki? De por en maj om me jued pweki ai kadek?
16 In this way the last shall be first and the first shall be last.”
Ari, me pwand akan pan moa, a me moa kan pan pwand, pwe me toto paeker, a me malaulau me piladar.
17 On the way to Jerusalem, Jesus took the twelve disciples aside as they walked along and told them,
Iejuj lao kotin kodala Ierujalem, a kotin kelepe kila tounpadak ekriamen pon al a, majani on irail:
18 “Look, we're going to Jerusalem, and the Son of man will be betrayed to the chief priests and religious teachers. They will condemn him to death
Kilan, kitail kin kodalan Ierujalem o Nain aramaj pan ko on ren jamero lapalap o jaunkawewe kan, o irail pan kadeikada, en kamela i.
19 and hand him over to the foreigners to mock him, whip him, and crucify him. But on the third day he will be raised from the dead.”
O re pan panala i ren men liki kan, pwen kapikapiti i, o kaloke, o kalopuela, a ni ran kajilu a pan maureda.
20 Then the mother of the sons of Zebedee came with her two sons to Jesus. She kneeled down before him to make a request.
In en nain Jepedauj ap poto don i, a na putak riamen ian i, poni i o poeki okotme re a.
21 “What is it you are asking me for?” Jesus said to her. “Please appoint my sons to sit beside you in your kingdom, one on your right and the other on your left,” she asked.
A ap kotin majani on i: Da me koe mauki? A potoan on i: Re kotin mueid on ai tunol putak riamen, en mondi re ir, amen ni pali maun omui, amen ni pali main omui nan omui wei.
22 “You don't know what you're asking,” Jesus told them. “Are you able to drink the cup I'm about to drink?” “Yes, we are able to do that,” they told him.
A lejuj kotin japen majani: Koma jota aja, me koma poeki. Koma kak nim dal me I pan nim? Ira potoan on: Je kak.
23 “You will certainly drink from my cup,” he said to them, “but the privilege to sit on my right or on my left isn't mine to give. My Father is the one who has decided who that will be.”
A kotin majani on ira: Melel, komail pan tunole ai dal, a momod ni pali maun o main i, I jota kak mueid on, pwe pwaij en irail me a onop oner jan ren Jam ai.
24 When the other ten disciples heard what they had asked, they were annoyed with the two brothers.
Ni en ek oko ar ronadar, ap juede kidar pirien o.
25 Jesus called them together and told them, “You know that foreign rulers lord it over their subjects, and powerful leaders oppress them.
A lejuj kotin molipe ir do majani: Komail aja, duen jaupeidi en wei pokon ar kin poe irail edi, o me lapalap akan kin manaman on irail.
26 It shall not be like that for you. Whoever among you wants to be the most important will be your servant.
A duen met a jota pan wiaui nan pun omail. A me men laud nan pun omail, en papa komail.
27 Whoever among you wants to be first will be like a slave.
O meamen re omail, me men jaumaj, i en lidui komail.
28 In the same way the Son of man didn't come to be served, but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many.”
Dueta Nain aramaj, me kaidin kodo, pwe aramaj en papa, a pwii i on papa o kida maur a wiliandi mo toto.
29 As they left Jericho, a huge crowd followed Jesus.
Ni arail kotila jan Ieriko, pokon kalaimun idauen la i.
30 Two blind men were sitting at the side of the road. When they heard that Jesus was passing by, they called out, “Have mercy on us, Lord, son of David!”
A kilan, ol majkun riamen momod ni kailan al o. Ni ara ronadar, me lejuj kotin daulul, ira ap likelikwir indada: Main kupura kit, ir me japwilim en Dawid!
31 The crowd told them to be quiet, but they shouted even louder, “Have mercy on us, Lord, son of David!”
A pokon o kidau ira da, pwen nenenla. A ira kalaudela ara likelikwir indada: Main, kupura kit, ir me japwilim en Dawid!
32 Jesus stopped. He called them over, asking, “What do you want me to do for you?”
lejuj ari kotin udi, molipe ira do majani: Da me koma mauki, I en wiai on koma?
33 “Lord, please make us able to see,” they replied.
Ira potoan on: Main, maj at en kapad pajan!
34 Jesus had pity on them and touched their eyes. Immediately they could see, and they followed him.
lejuj ari kupuro kin ira dar o kotin jair maj ara. Maj ara ari madan pad pajaner; ira ap idauenla i.
