Romans 4
1 Abraham is the [revered] ancestor of us [Jews]. So think about what we can conclude [from what happened to Abraham about how God can erase the record of our sins]. [RHQ]
Че вом зиче дар кэ а кэпэтат, прин путеря луй, стрэмошул ностру Авраам?
2 If it was because of Abraham’s doing [good] things that the record of his sins was erased {that [God] erased the record of his sins}, Abraham could then have been able to boast [about that to people], but he would not have [had any basis to] boast to God [about it].
Дакэ Авраам а фост сокотит неприхэнит прин фапте, аре ку че сэ се лауде, дар ну ынаинтя луй Думнезеу.
3 [Remember that] in the Scriptures it is written {someone wrote} [PRS] that Abraham believed what God [promised] [RHQ], and as a result the record of his sins was erased {[God] erased the record of his sins}.
Кэч че зиче Скриптура? „Авраам а крезут пе Думнезеу, ши ачаста и с-а сокотит ка неприхэнире.”
4 If we receive wages for work that we do, those wages are not considered to be a gift. Instead, they [are considered] to be what we have earned. [Similarly, if God erases the record of our sins because we did things to earn God’s favor], we would not consider that [God’s erasing the record of our sin] was [a gift. Instead, we would consider it as what we had earned].
Ынсэ, челуй че лукрязэ, плата кувенитэ луй и се сокотеште ну ка ун хар, чи ка чева даторат;
5 But suppose that we do not do things [to gain God’s acceptance]. Suppose that we instead trust [in God], who erases the record of sins of wicked people. Then the erasing of the record of our sins because of our trusting [in Christ] is considered to be a gift to us, [not something that we earned].
пе кынд челуй че ну лукрязэ, чи креде ын Чел че сокотеште пе пэкэтос неприхэнит, крединца пе каре о аре ел ый есте сокотитэ ка неприхэнире.
6 Similarly, it is as David wrote [in the Psalms] about people being happy whose record of sins God has erased even though they have not done things [to earn it. David wrote]:
Тот астфел ши Давид нумеште феричит пе омул ачела пе каре Думнезеу, фэрэ фапте, ыл сокотеште неприхэнит.
7 [God] is pleased with people whose sins have been {whose sins [he] has} forgiven, and whose sins he [has decided] to forget [DOU].
„Фериче”, зиче ел, „де ачея але кэрор фэрэделеӂь сунт ертате ши але кэрор пэкате сунт акоперите!
8 [God] causes to be happy the people whose sins he no longer keeps a record of.
Фериче де омул кэруя ну-й цине Домнул ын сямэ пэкатул!”
9 As for our being happy [because God has erased the record of our sins], (it is not something that [only] we Jews [can experience]./is it [MTY] something that [only] we Jews [can experience]?) [RHQ] [No, it is] also something that non-Jews [can experience] [MTY]. [What is written in the Scriptures], that it was because Abraham trusted [in God] that the record of his sins was erased {[God] erased the record of his sins}, [also shows that this is true].
Феричиря ачаста есте нумай пентру чей тэяць ымпрежур сау ши пентру чей нетэяць ымпрежур? Кэч зичем кэ луй Авраам крединца „й-а фост сокотитэ ка неприхэнире”.
10 ([Think about] when [God erased the record of Abraham’s sins]./When did [God erase the record of Abraham’s sins]?) [RHQ] (Consider whether [it happened] after someone circumcised [Abraham to mark him as one who belonged to God], or before someone circumcised him./[Did it happen] after [Abraham was] circumcised [to be marked as one who belonged to God], or before he was circumcised?) [RHQ] It happened before he was circumcised, not after he was circumcised.
Дар кум й-а фост сокотитэ? Дупэ сау ынаинте де тэеря луй ымпрежур? Ну кынд ера тэят ымпрежур, чи кынд ера нетэят ымпрежур.
11 [Many years later, God commanded that] Abraham [be] circumcised. Abraham’s accepting that ritual simply showed [that he knew that God had accepted him]. [He knew that God] had [erased the record of his sins] because he trusted [in God] while he was still, [in effect, a non-Jew because] he had not been circumcised. [So we can understand that] Abraham became (a spiritual ancestor/like an ancestor) to [all] of us whose record of sins has been erased {whose sins [God] has erased the record of} because we believe [in God’s promise, even though some of us] are not circumcised.
Апой, а примит ка семн тэеря ымпрежур, ка о печете а ачелей неприхэнирь пе каре о кэпэтасе прин крединцэ, кынд ера нетэят ымпрежур. Ши ачаста, пентру ка сэ фие татэл тутурор челор каре кред, мэкар кэ ну сунт тэяць ымпрежур; ка, адикэ, сэ ли се сокотяскэ ши лор неприхэниря ачаста
12 Likewise, Abraham is the [spiritual] ancestor of all us Jews who are not merely circumcised but who, more importantly, [believe in God’s promise] as our ancestor Abraham did, even before he was circumcised.
ши пентру ка сэ фие ши татэл челор тэяць ымпрежур, адикэ ал ачелора каре ну нумай кэ сунт тэяць ымпрежур, дар ши калкэ пе урмеле крединцей ачелея пе каре о авя татэл ностру Авраам, кынд ну ера тэят ымпрежур.
13 God promised Abraham and his descendants that they would receive [the blessings that he promised to give to the people in] the world. But when he promised that, it was not because Abraham [obeyed] the laws [that God later gave to Moses]. Instead, it was because Abraham believed [that God would do what he promised that he would do]. As a result, God erased the record of his sins.
Ын адевэр, фэгэдуинца фэкутэ луй Авраам сау семинцей луй, кэ ва моштени лумя, н-а фост фэкутэ пе темеюл Леӂий, чи пе темеюл ачелей неприхэнирь каре се капэтэ прин крединцэ.
14 If [we think that] it is those who [obey God’s] laws who will receive [what he has promised], it is useless [for us to trust in him. And what he] promised is worthless. [Remember that] it is [stated] in God’s law [PRS] [that] he will punish [people who do not perfectly obey them], and remember that wherever [MTY] laws exist, [people] disobey them [LIT].
Кэч, дакэ моштениторь сунт чей че се цин де Леӂе, крединца есте задарникэ ши фэгэдуинца есте нимичитэ,
пентру кэ Леӂя адуче мыние; ши унде ну есте о леӂе, аколо ну есте нич кэлкаре де леӂе.
16 So it is because [we] trust [in God that we will receive the things that he has promised]. [It is not because we perfectly obey God’s laws. He wants] (to [erase the record of our sins/to declare us no longer guilty]) without our earning it. As a result, what God now promises, he guarantees to give to all people who are [Abraham’s spiritual] descendants. [He promises to do that not only for us Jewish believers], who [have] God’s laws [and trust in him as Abraham did], but also for those [non-Jews who do not have God’s laws but] who trust [in him] as Abraham did. Abraham is the [spiritual] ancestor of all of us [believers].
Де ачея, моштениторь сунт чей че се фак прин крединцэ, пентру ка сэ фие прин хар, ши пентру ка фэгэдуинца сэ фие кезэшуитэ пентру тоатэ сэмынца луй Авраам: ну нумай пентру сэмынца ачея каре есте суб Леӂе, чи ши пентру сэмынца ачея каре аре крединца луй Авраам, татэл ностру ал тутурор,
17 What is written {What [Moses] wrote} [in the Scriptures about what God promised Abraham shows that this is true]. [God said to him], “It is in order that you [(sg)] may be the ancestor of many ethnic groups that I have chosen you.” Romans 4:17b-22 God [guaranteed that he would give Abraham many descendants]. Abraham confidently believed that God [would do that],
дупэ кум есте скрис: „Те-ам рындуит сэ фий татэл мултор нямурь.” Ел, адикэ, есте татэл ностру ынаинтя луй Думнезеу, ын каре а крезут, каре ынвие морций ши каре кямэ лукруриле каре ну сунт, ка ши кум ар фи.
18 even though there was no physical reason for him to hope [that he would have descendants, because he and his wife were too old to bear children]. But God is the one who causes dead people to live again, and who talks about things that do not yet exist as already existing. [God said to Abraham], “You will have so many descendants that they will be [as impossible to count as the stars].” And Abraham believed that, and he believed that he would become the ancestor of many ethnic groups.
Нэдэждуинд ымпотрива орькэрей нэдеждь, ел а крезут ши астфел а ажунс татэл мултор нямурь, дупэ кум и се спусесе: „Аша ва фи сэмынца та.”
19 He did not doubt [that God would do what he promised], even though he knew that his body was already [as incapable of begetting children as if he were] dead [MET] because he was about 100 years old. And [even though he realized that] Sarah had never been able to become pregnant [IDM],
Ши, фииндкэ н-а фост слаб ын крединцэ, ел ну с-а уйтат ла трупул сэу, каре ера ымбэтрынит – авя апроапе о сутэ де ань – нич ла фаптул кэ Сара ну май путя сэ айбэ копий.
20 he did not doubt at all that God [would do what he had] promised. Instead, he trusted [in God] more/very strongly, and he thanked God [for what God was going to do].
Ел ну с-а ындоит де фэгэдуинца луй Думнезеу, прин некрединцэ, чи, ынтэрит прин крединца луй, а дат славэ луй Думнезеу,
21 He was also convinced {very sure} that the thing that God promised, God was able to do.
деплин ынкрединцат кэ Ел че фэгэдуеште поате сэ ши ымплиняскэ.
22 And that is the reason that the record of his sins was erased {[God] erased the record of his sins}.
Де ачея, крединца ачаста „й-а фост сокотитэ ка неприхэнире”.
23 The words [in the Scriptures], “The record of his sins was erased {[God] erased the record of his sins},” are not only about Abraham.
Дар ну нумай пентру ел есте скрис кэ „й-а фост сокотитэ ка неприхэнире”,
24 They were also written {[They] also wrote that} for us whose record of sins would be erased {[God] would erase}. They were written {[They] wrote it} for us who believe [God], the one who caused our Lord Jesus to become alive again after he died.
чи есте скрис ши пентру ной, кэрора, де асеменя, не ва фи сокотитэ, ноуэ, челор че кредем ын Чел че а ынвият дин морць пе Исус Христос, Домнул ностру,
25 Jesus allowed [men] to execute [MTY] him so that [God could forgive] our evil deeds. And [God] caused Jesus to live again because [God wanted to show that because of the death of Jesus he was able to] erase the record of our sins.
каре а фост дат дин причина фэрэделеӂилор ноастре ши а ынвият дин причинэ кэ ам фост сокотиць неприхэниць.
