Luke 12
1 While they were doing that, many thousands of people gathered [around Jesus]. There were so many that they were stepping on each other. Then Jesus said to his disciples, “Beware of [becoming] hypocrites [like] the Pharisees. Their [evil influence] [MET] [spreads to others like] yeast [spreads its influence in dough].
I kad čedinde pe nekobor hiljade manuša, edobor but inele da terdine jekh upra avereste, o Isus prvo lelja te vaćeri ple učenikonenđe: “Arakhen tumen taro kvasco e farisejengoro, te na oven dujemujengere sar soi on.
2 People will not be able to continue concealing the things that [they or other] people try to conceal now. [God] will [some day] cause the things that are hidden now to be known {[everyone] to know the things that they hide now}.
Sa soi čorale ka otkrijini pe; sa soi garavdo ka šunđol.
3 All the things that you say in the dark [secretly, some day] will be heard {people will hear them} in the daylight. The things you have whispered [SYN] privately among yourselves in your rooms will be proclaimed {[people] will proclaim them} publicly.”
Adalese, sa so vaćerđen ani tomina, ka šunđol ano svetlost; hem so pohari vaćerđen ko kan ano sobe, ka vaćeri pe taro krovija sare te šunen.”
4 “My friends, listen [carefully]. Do not be afraid of people who [are able to] kill you, but after they kill you, there is nothing more that they can do [to hurt you].
“Ali phenava tumenđe, amalalen: ma daran okolendar kola šaj te mudaren samo o telo, adalese so više adalestar naka šaj te ćeren tumenđe.
5 But I will warn you about the one that you should truly be afraid of. You should be afraid of [God], because he not only has [the power to] cause people to die, he has the power to throw them into hell afterward! Yes, he is truly the one that you should be afraid of! (Geenna g1067)
A ka phenav tumenđe kastar te daran: te daran taro Devel kas palo mudariba isi zoralipe te frdel ano pakao. Oja, vaćerava tumenđe, olestar te daran! (Geenna g1067)
6 [Think about] the sparrows. [They are worth so little] that [you] can [RHQ] buy five of them for only two small coins. But not one of them is ever forgotten by God {God never forgets one of them}!
Na biknena pe li pandž čiriklja zako samo duj najtikore kovanice? A palem nijekh olendar nane bisterdi anglo Devel.
7 You are worth more [to God] than many sparrows. So do not be afraid [of what people can do to you! God] even knows how many hairs there are on each of your heads, [so that if you(sg) lose one hair, he knows about it. So nothing bad can happen to you without his knowing it].
A tumenđei hem đijekh bal ko šero džendo. Adalese, ma daran! E Devlese injen po dragocena negoli but čiriklja!”
8 I want to tell you also that if people, [without being afraid, are willing to] tell others [that they are my disciples], [I], the one who came from heaven, will acknowledge before [God that they are my disciples]. [I will do that while] God’s angels listen.
“A vaćerava tumenđe: Đijekh kova anglo manuša ka priznajini dai mlo, me, o Čhavo e manušesoro, anglo anđelja e Devlesere ka priznajinav dai ov mlo.
9 But if people [are] afraid to say in front of others that they are [my disciples], [I] will say, while God’s angels listen, that they are not [my disciples].
A te odrekninđa pe neko mandar anglo manuša, hem me ka odrekninav man olestar anglo anđelja e Devlesere.
10 [I will tell you] also that [God is willing to] forgive people who say bad things about me, the one who came from heaven, but [he] will not forgive anyone who says evil things about what the Holy Spirit [does].
I te vaćerđa neko lafi protiv o Čhavo e manušesoro, ka ovel lese oprostime; ali naka ovel oprostime okolese kova hulini upro Sveto Duho.
11 [So] when people ask you in Jewish worship houses and in the presence of rulers and other authorities [about your trusting in me], do not worry about how you will answer them [when they accuse you]. Do not worry about what you should say,
A kad ka anen tumen anglo sudo ko sinagoge, anglo vladarija hem o vlastija, ma oven zabrinuta sar hem soja te braninen tumen, so te vaćeren!
12 because the Holy Spirit will tell you at that very time what you should say.”
Adalese so tegani o Sveto Duho ka sikaj tumen so te vaćeren.”
13 Then one of the people in the crowd said to [Jesus], “Teacher, tell my [older] brother to divide my father’s property and give me [the part that belongs] to me!”
Tegani neko oto narodo phenđa e Isusese: “Učitelju, vaćer mle phralese te podelini mancar o nasledstvo.”
14 But Jesus replied to him, “Man, (no one appointed me in order that I would settle [matters when people are] disputing about property!/did anyone appoint me in order that I would settle [matters when people are] disputing about property?) [RHQ]”
A o Isus phenđa lese: “Manušeja, ko čhivđa man te ovav sudija ili delioco upra tumende?”
15 Then he said to the whole crowd, “Guard yourselves very carefully, in order that you do not desire other people’s things in any way! No one can make his life secure by [obtaining] many possessions.”
Tegani phenđa sarijenđe: “Arakhen tumen hem ciden tumen tari pohlepa. I sa edobor barvalipe te ovel e manuše, lesoro dživdipe na avela oto adava so isi le.”
16 Then Jesus told the people this illustration: “There was a certain rich man whose crops grew very well.
Tegani o Isus phenđa lenđe akaja priča: “Nesave barvale manušesiri phuv bijanđa but.
17 [So] he said [to himself], ‘I do not know what to do, because I do not have any place [big enough] to store all my crops!’
I ov mislinđa pe ana peste: ‘So te ćerav? Nane man edobor baro than kote te čhivav mli žetva.’
18 Then he thought to himself, ‘[I know] what I will do! I will tear down my grain bins and build larger ones! Then I will store all my wheat and other goods in [the big new bins].
I phenđa: ‘Akava ka ćerav! Ka peravav mle purane šupe hem ka vazdav po bare, i adathe ka čhivav sa o điv hem avera šukaripa.
19 [Then] I will say to myself [SYN], “Now I have plenty of goods stored up. [They will last] for many years. [So now] I will take life easy. I will eat and drink [all that I want to] and be happy [for a long time]!”’
Tegani ka vaćerav mla dušaće: Isi tut baro barvalipe bute beršenđe. Odmorin, ha, pi hem uživin!’
20 But God said to him, ‘You foolish [man]! Tonight you will die! (Then all [the goods] you have saved up [for yourself] will [belong to someone else, not to] you!/Do you think that you [will benefit from] all that you have stored up for yourself?) [RHQ]’”
Ali o Devel phenđa lese: ‘Hulavona! Akaja rat ka mere! A sa adava so spreminđan, kasoro ka ovel?’
21 [Then Jesus ended this illustration by saying], “That is what will happen to those who store up goods just for themselves, but who do not value the things [that] God [considers] valuable.”
Ađahari okolese kova pese čedela barvalipe, a čororoi anglo Devel.”
22 Then [Jesus] said to his disciples, “So I want to tell you this: Do not worry about [things you need] in order to live. Do not worry about [whether you will have enough food] to eat or [enough clothes] to wear.
Tegani o Isus phenđa ple učenikonenđe: “Adalese vaćerava tumenđe: ma oven zabrinuta zako tumaro dživdipe: ka ovel tumen li so te han; ni zako tumaro telo: ka ovel tumen li so te urjaven.
23 It is important to have sufficient food and clothing, but (the way you conduct your lives is more important./is not the way you conduct your lives more important?) [RHQ]
Adalese soi o dživdipe po bitno e hajbnastar hem tumaroi telo po bitno e šejendar.
24 Think about the birds: They do not plant [seeds], and they do not harvest [crops]. They do not have rooms or buildings in which to store crops. But God provides food for them. [And] you are certainly much more valuable than birds. [So God will certainly provide what you need]!
Dikhen e gavranen! Ni sejinena ni čedena, nane len ni šupa kote te čhiven o điv, a palem o Devel parvari len. A tumen injen e Devlese po vredna e čirikljendar!
25 (There is not a one of you who can add a little bit to how long he lives by worrying about it!/Is there any of you who can add a little bit to how long he lives by worrying about it?) [RHQ]
A kova tumendar šaj adaleja so brinini pe te produžini hari plo dživdipe?
26 Worrying is a small thing to do. So since you cannot add to your life, (you certainly should not worry about other things that [you need to have in order to live!]/why do you worry about other things that [you need to have in order to live]?) [RHQ]
Znači te našti ni adava najhari te ćeren, sose onda brininena tumen zako bilo so aver?
27 Think about the way that flowers grow [in the fields]. They do not work [to earn money], and they do not make their own clothes. But I tell you that [even though King] Solomon, [who lived long ago, wore very beautiful clothes], his clothes were not as beautiful as one of those [flowers].
Dikhen o divlja luluđa sar barjona. Na ćerena buti, čak na sivenafse šeja, a vaćerava tumenđe da ni o caro o Solomon, kova inele but barvalo, na inole edobor šuže šeja sar jekha olendar.
28 God makes the flowers beautiful, but they grow in the fields for only a short time. Then [they are cut at the same time that the grass] is cut, and thrown into an oven [to be burned to make heat for baking] bread. [So they really are not worth very much. But you are very precious to] God, [and he] will [care for you] much more [than he cares for the grass by filling it with beautiful flowers]. So he will certainly provide clothes for you, who [live much longer than the grass. Why] [RHQ] [do you] trust him so little?
Te o Devel ađahar šukar urjavela o biljke ko polje save avdive adari, a tejsa frdena pe ani jag, kobor li više tumenđe ka del šeja, tikora verakere manušalen!
29 Do not always be concerned about having enough to eat and drink, and do not be worrying about those things.
Tumen ma oven zabrinuta zako adava so ka han hem so ka pijen,
30 The people who do not know God are always worried about such things. But your Father [in heaven] knows that you need those things, [so you should not worry about them].
adalese so adava rodena okola kola na džanen e Devlese. Tumaro Dad, o Devel, džanel da valjani tumenđe sa adava.
31 Instead, be concerned about letting [God] completely direct [your life]. Then [he] will also give you enough of the things [you need].
Nego roden o carstvo e Devlesoro, a ov ka del tumen sa adava so valjani tumenđe!
32 [You who are my disciples are like a] small flock of sheep, [and I am like your shepherd]. So you should not be afraid. Your Father [in heaven] wants to let you rule with him [in heaven].
Ma daran, mlo tikoro stado! Tumare Dadesiri volja inele te del tumen o carstvo.
33 [So now] sell the things that you own. Give [the money that you get for those things] to poor people. [If you do that, it will be as though] you are providing for yourselves purses that will not wear out, and [God will give] you a treasure in heaven that will always be safe. There, no thief can come near [to steal it], and no termite can destroy it.
Bikninen so isi tumen hem o love den e čororenđe! Ćeren tumenđe kese zako love save na properena hem barvalipe ko nebo savo nikad na tikorini. Niko naka šaj te avel adari te čorel tumaro barvalipe hem nijekh moljco naka uništini le.
34 Remember that [the things] that you [think are the most] valuable are [the things] that you will be constantly concerned about.”
Adalese so tumaro vilo ka ovel adari kaj tumaro barvalipe.”
35 “Be always ready [for doing God’s work] [MET], like [people] who have put on their work clothes and are ready [during the day], with their lamps burning all night.
O Isus ple učenikonenđe phenđa hem akava: “Oven spremna, urjavde zaki buti hem tumare svetiljke te oven tharde,
36 Be [ready for me to return] [MET], like servants who are waiting for their master to return after being at a wedding feast [for several days]. They are [waiting to] open the door for him and [start working for him again] as soon as he arrives and knocks at the door.
sar sluge kola adžićerena ple gospodare te irini pe čhere taro bijav. Kad irini pe o gospodari hem kad khuvela ko udar, o slugei spremna te phraven lese.
37 If those servants are awake when he returns, [he will] be very pleased with them. I will tell you this: He will put on [the kind of clothes] that servants wear and tell them to sit down, and he will serve them a meal.
Blago okole slugenđe kolen o gospodari, kad ka avel, ka arakhi len džangale sar adžićerena le! Čače, vaćerava tumenđe, ov, o gospodari, ka phandel pe i kecelja, ka bešljaćeri len te han hem ka kandel len.
38 [Even] if he comes between midnight and sunrise, if he finds that his servants are [awake and] ready [for him], he will be very pleased with them.
Blago e slugenđe kolen o gospodari ka arakhi džangalen čak hem te alo ki ekvaš i rat ili anglo disljojba.
39 But you must also remember this: If owners of a house knew what time a thief was coming, they [would stay awake and] would not allow their house to be broken into [and their goods to be stolen] {[the thief] to break into the house [and steal their goods]}.
Ali akava te džanen: te džanel ine o čherutno ko savo sati avela o čor, naka mukel lese ine te đerdini ko čher te čorel.
40 Similarly, you must be ready [for me to return], because [I], the one who came from heaven, will come [again] at a time when you do not expect [me to come].”
Hem tumen oven spremna, adalese so o Čhavo e manušesoro ka avel tegani kad na nadinena tumen!”
41 Peter said, “Lord, are you [(sg)] speaking this illustration [only] for us or for everyone [else also]?”
Tegani o Petar pučlja e Isuse: “Gospode, vaćereja li akaja priča samo amenđe e učenikonenđe ili sarijenđe?”
42 The Lord replied, “[I am saying it for you and for anyone else] [MET, RHQ] who is like a faithful and wise manager in his master’s house. His master appoints him to [supervise affairs in his house] and to give all the [other] servants their food at the proper time. [Then he leaves on a long trip].
O Gospod o Isus phenđa: “Kovai, onda, verno hem mudro upravniko kas o gospodari ka čhivel upreder ple sluge te del len hajba ko vreme?
43 If the servant is doing that work when his master returns, [his master] will be very pleased with him.
Blago okole slugase kas lesoro gospodari, kad ka avel, ka arakhi sar ćerela ađahar.
44 I tell you this: His master will appoint him to supervise all of his affairs [permanently].
Čače vaćerava tumenđe, upreder sa o barvalipe plo ka čhivel le sar upravniko.
45 But that servant might think to himself, ‘My master [has been away] for a long time, [so he probably will] not return soon [and find out what I am doing].’ [Then he might] start to beat the [other] servants, both male and female ones. [He might also start] to eat [a lot of food] and get drunk.
A te vaćerđa adava sluga ana peste: ‘Naka avel pana mlo gospodari’ i lela te marel avere slugen, hem te hal, te pijel hem te mačol,
46 [If he does that, and if] his master returns on a day when the servant does not expect him, then his master will (cut him into two pieces/punish him severely) [HYP] and put him [in the place where he puts all] those who do not [serve him] faithfully.
lesoro gospodari ka avel ano okova dive hem okova sati kad naka adžićeri le, ka čhinel le ko ekvaš hem ka čhivel le maškaro nevernici.
47 Every servant who knows what his master wants him to do but who does not get himself ready and does not do what his master desires will be beaten severely {[The master] will beat severely every servant who knows what his master wants him to do but who does not get himself ready and does not do what his master desires}.
A okova sluga kova džanđa i volja ple gospodaresiri, a na inele spremno ili na ćerđa pali e gospodaresiri volja, but mariba ka hal.
48 But every [servant] who did not know [what his master wanted] him to do, and who did things for which he deserved to be punished, will be beaten lightly {[the master] will beat lightly every [servant] who did not know [what his master wanted] him to do and did the things for which he deserved that [his master] would beat him}. [God will treat his people similarly, because he] expects a lot from those people whom [he] has allowed [to understand a lot]. People who entrust things [to others’ care] expect those people [to care for those things] very well. Similarly, [God] expects a lot from those people whom he has allowed [to understand a lot]. Furthermore, he expects the most from people to whom he has given the most [ability].”
A okova kova na džanđa e gospodaresiri volja, a ćerđa nešto zako so zaslužini kazna, hari mariba ka hal. Kasei dindo but, but ka rodel pe lestar. Kasei poverime but, više ka rodel pe lestar.”
49 “I came to earth to cause [there to be trials] [MET], [which will purify you as] fire [purifies metal] (OR, to cause judgment/divisions among you). I wish that the time when [you] will be purified {when [God] will purify you} (OR, when divisions will be caused {to cause divisions among people}) had already begun.
Tegani o Isus phenđa: “Aljum te frdav jag e sudosiri ki phuv. So bi mangava ine već te ovel thardi!
50 I must soon suffer [IDM] greatly. I am distressed, and I will continue to be distressed until my suffering is finished.
A valjani te nakhavav e patibnasoro krstiba. But maje pharo đikote adava na završini pe!
51 Do you think that as a result of my coming to earth people will live together peacefully? No! I must tell you, [that is not what will happen! Instead, people] will be divided.
Mislinena da aljum te anav mir ki phuv? Na. Aljum te ćerav o manuša te ciden pe jekh averestar.
52 Because some people in one house [will believe in me and some will not], they will be divided. [For example], three people in one house [who do not believe in me] will oppose two [who do believe], or two [who do not believe in me] will oppose three [who do believe].
Adalese od akana, oto pandž čherutne, trin ka oven ki mli strana, a duj ki aver ili duj ki mli strana, a trin ki aver.
53 A man will oppose his son, or a son will oppose his father. A woman will oppose her daughter, or a woman will oppose her mother. A woman will oppose her daughter-in-law, or a woman will oppose her mother-in-law.”
Ka uštel o dad upro čhavo hem o čhavo upro dad, i daj upri čhaj hem i čhaj upri daj, i sasuj upri bori hem i bori upri sasuj.”
54 He [also] said to the crowds, “[In this country], when you see a [dark] cloud forming in the west, you immediately say ‘It is going to rain!’ and that is what happens.
Tegani o Isus vaćerđa e narodose: “Kad dikhena da o oblaci avena taro zapad, tegani phenena da ka perel bršin, i čače perela.
55 [In this region], when the wind blows from the south, you say, ‘It is going to be a very hot day!’ and that is what happens.
Kad phudela i barval taro jug, phenena da ka ovel tatipe, i ovela.
56 You hypocrites! By observing the clouds and the wind, you are able to discern what is happening regarding [the weather]. It is disgusting that you are not able to discern [what God is doing] at this present time [RHQ]!
Dujemujengere manušalen! Džanen te pendžaren o izgled e phuvjakoro hem e nebosoro; sar onda na džanen te pendžaren o znakija akale vremesere?
57 (Each of you ought to determine now what is the right thing for you to do, [while you still have time to do that]!/Why cannot each of you determine what is the right [thing for you to do now while you still have time to do that]?) [RHQ]
Tumen korkore valjani te pendžaren okova soi ispravno.
58 [If you do not do that, God will punish you] [MET]. [It will be like what happens when] someone takes one of you to court, saying that you [(sg)] have done something very bad. You should try to settle things with him while you are still on the way to the court. If he forces you to go to the judge, the judge will decide that you are guilty and put you into the hands of the court officer. Then that officer will put you in prison.
Te neko legari tut ko sudo te tužini tut adalese so na irinđan lese o love, odrumal de sa tutar te mirine tut oleja angleder nego so resena adari. Te na ćerđan ađahar, ov šaj te vucini tut anglo sudija, a o sudija ka del tut ko manuš kova ka čhivel tut ano phandlipe.
59 I tell you that if you go to prison, you will never get out, [because you will never be able to] pay every bit [of what the judge says you owe] [MET]. [Similarly, you ought to settle accounts with God before you die, too].”
Vaćerava će da čače naka ikljove adathar sa đikote na irineja đi i zadnjo para.”
