Matthew 9
1 So Jesus took a boat back across the lake to the town where he lived.
I ARI kotida pon sop o, kotela pur ong sapwilim a kanim.
2 There they brought to him a paralyzed man lying on a mat. When Jesus saw how they trusted him, he told the paralyzed man, “My friend, cheer up! Your sins are forgiven.”
A kilang, re wa dong i me somau kokon madak, me wonon pon pet. Iesus lao kotin masani ar poson, ap masani ong me somau kokon madak: Nai, kaporopor mau, dip om akan me lapwadar.
3 In response some of the religious teachers said to themselves, “He's speaking blasphemy!”
A kilang, saunkawewe kai mongemongeloleki: Lap o kin lalaue.
4 But Jesus knew what they were thinking. He asked them, “Why are you thinking evil thoughts in your minds?
A Iesus lao mangi arail lamelam, ap kotin, masani: Menda komail lamelam sued nan mongiong omail?
5 What is easier to say, ‘Your sins are forgiven,’ or ‘Get up and walk’?
Pwe ia me mongai ren inda: Dip om akan lapwadar! De inda: Uda aluwei?
6 But to convince you that the Son of man does have the authority to forgive sins…” he said to the paralyzed man, “Get up, pick up your mat, and go home!”
A pwe komail en asa, me Nain aramas me manaman ong lapwada dip nin sappa iei me a kotin masanieki ong me somau kokon madak: Uda, ale ki om ko ong deu om!
7 The man got up and went home.
I ari udar, koieilar deu a.
8 When the crowds saw what had happened, they were scared. Then they praised God that he had given human beings such power.
Pokon lao kilanger mepukat, rap malamalauak kila kapinga Kot, me kotiki ong aramas manaman due met.
9 As Jesus moved on from there he saw a man called Matthew sitting at the tax booth. Jesus called to him, “Follow me!” He got up, and followed Jesus.
Iesus lao kotiwei sang wasa o, ap masani aramas amen, me ad a Matäus, me momod nan deun nopwei, ap kotin masani ong i: Idauen ia do! I ari uda idauenla i.
10 While Jesus was eating at Matthew's home, many tax-collectors and sinners came and sat down at the table with Jesus and his disciples.
Kadekadeo a lao kaipokedi konot nan im o, kilang saunopwei o me dipan me toto iang Iesus o sapwilim a tounpadak kan konokonot.
11 When the Pharisees saw this they asked Jesus' disciples, “Why does your Teacher eat with tax-collectors and sinners?”
Parisär akan lao kilanger met, ap indang sapwilim a tounpadak kan: Da me omail Saunpadak iangki saunopwei o me dipan akan konokonot?
12 When Jesus heard the question, he replied, “Those who are well don't need a doctor, but sick people do.
Iesus lao mangi mepukat, ap kotin masani: Me kelail akan sota mau ong saunwini, pwe me somau eta.
13 Go and discover what this means: ‘I want mercy, not sacrifice. For I didn't come to call those who do what's right—I came to call sinners.’”
A komail kola, padakki wewen kasoi pot et: I kin polauleki kadek a kaidin mairong isis. I kodon eker dong kalula me dipan akan, a kaidin me pung kan.
14 Then the disciples of John came and asked, “Why is that we and the Pharisees fast frequently, but your disciples don't?”
En Ioanes a tounpadak kan ap pwara dong re a potoan ong: Da me kit o Parisär akan kin kaisesol pan pak toto, a sapwilim omui tounpadak kang sota kin kaisesol?
15 “Do wedding guests mourn while the bridegroom is with them?” Jesus responded. “But the time is coming when the bridegroom will be taken from them, and then they will fast.
Iesus ap kotin masani ong irail: Da, toun kamadip en kapapaud pan kak kamauk ni ansau ol kamot mi re’rail? A kadekadeo eu ran ol kamod pan peukawei sang irail, re ap pan kaisesol.
16 No one puts a new patch on old clothes, otherwise it will shrink and make the tear worse.
Sota amen me kin deipinaki likau kap likau maring, pwe me depin a pan teirok sang likau o, a por o pan laudela.
17 No one puts new wine in old wineskins either, otherwise the wineskins will burst, spilling the wine and ruining the wineskins. No, new wine is put into new wineskins, and both last.”
Pil sota amen me kin kodie ong wain kap nan ed maring, a ma ei ed akan pan ola, a wain pan wudokela, o ed akan pan ola. A re kin kodie ong wain kap nan ed kap, ira karos ap nekinek mau.
18 While he was telling them this, one of the leading officials came and bowed before him. “My daughter has just died,” the man told Jesus. “But if you come and place your hand on her, I know she will come back to life.”
Ni a kotin masani ong irail mepukat, kilang saupeidi amen ap pedelong, poridi ong i potoan ong: Nai seripein apton melar, a ren kotido, pwil po a lim ar, a ap pan maureda.
19 Jesus and his disciples got up and followed him.
Iesus ari kotida idauenla i, o sapwilim a tounpadak kan pil iang.
20 At that moment a woman who had been sick with bleeding for twelve years came up behind him and touched the hem of his cloak.
A kilang, li amen, me nta pwilipwil par ngaulriau, a kai ong pon palikia o sair imwin sapwilim a likau.
21 She had told herself, “If I can just touch his cloak, I'll be healed.”
Pwe a lamelame: Ma i doke sapwilim a likau, i pan kelailada.
22 Jesus turned and saw her. “Be happy, for your trust in me has healed you,” he told her. The woman was immediately healed.
A Iesus kotin saupeila; a lao masani i, ap kotin masani: Seripein kaporopor mau, om poson me kakelail uk ada. A li o kelailadar ni auer ota.
23 Jesus arrived at the official's house. He saw the flute-players and the crowd that was weeping loudly.
A Iesus lao kotilong ong nan im en saupeidi o, ap masani saunkasang o moromorong en aramas akan,
24 “Please leave,” he told them, “For the girl isn't dead, she's just asleep.” But they laughed and made fun of him.
Ap kotin masani: Kowei sang, pwe seripein en sota melar, pwe a mamair. Irail ap kaurureki i.
25 But once the crowd had been sent out, he went in and took the girl by the hand, and she got up.
Aramas akan lao kokok sang, i ap kotilong ong, ale pa a, seripein ap paurida.
26 News of what happened spread throughout that region.
Mepukat ap lolok sili nan sap karos.
27 As Jesus continued on from there, two blind men followed him, shouting, “Son of David, please have mercy on us!”
Iesus lao kotila sang wasa o, ol maskun riamen idauenla i, weriwer indada: Kupura kit, Komui sapwilim en Dawid!
28 When Jesus arrived at the house where he was staying, the blind men came in too. “Are you convinced that I'm able to do this?” he asked them. “Yes, Lord,” they replied.
A lao kotilong ong nan im o, me maskun ko ap ko dong i. Iesus ari masani ong ira: Koma kamelele, me I kak ong wiada met? Ira potoan ong: Ei Maing.
29 Then Jesus touched their eyes, and said, “Because of your trust in me it will happen!”
I ap kotin sair mas ara masani: Duen oma poson a pan wiaui ong koma.
30 And they could see. Then Jesus warned them, “Make sure nobody knows about this.”
Mas ara ari pad pasang. Iesus ap kotin kalik ira di masani: Kalaka, pwe meamen de asa!
31 But they went and spread the word about Jesus everywhere.
A ira koieilar katiti sili ni sap karos.
32 As Jesus and his disciples were leaving, a man was brought to him who was dumb and demon-possessed.
Ira lao koieilar, kilang, irail ap wa dong i aramas amen, me lotong o tewil ti poa.
33 Once the demon had been thrown out of him, the dumb man spoke, and the crowds were amazed. “Nothing ever happened like this before in Israel,” they said.
Tewil lao pakausa sang, me lotong o ap lokaia; pokon o ap malamalauak kila indada: Nan dueta met a saikenta wiauier nan Israel.
34 But the Pharisees remarked, “He throws out demons using the power of the chief of demons.”
A Parisär indada: Nan saumas en tewil akan me a kausaki sang tewil akan.
35 Jesus went all over, visiting the towns and villages. He taught in their synagogues, telling them about the good news of the kingdom, and he healed all kinds of sicknesses and diseases.
Iesus ap kotin kakan sili nan kanim laud o me tikitik kan kawewe nan ar sinakoke kan o padapadaki rongamau en wei, o kotin kakelada song en somau o luet akan karos.
36 When he saw the crowds, Jesus was deeply moved with compassion for them, because they were troubled and helpless, like sheep without a shepherd.
A lao masani pokon o, ap kotin kupuro kin irail, pwe irail soangiangalar o dupokalar dueta sip akan, me sota sile parail.
37 He told his disciples, “The harvest is large, but there are only a few workers.
I ap kotin masani ong sapwilim a tounpadak kan: Nan melel rak me kalaimun, a men dodok me malaulau.
38 Pray to the Lord of the harvest, and ask him to send more workers for his harvest.”
Komail ari poeki ren Kaun en rak, en kadarala toun dodok kan nan a rak.
