Luke 8 (MGJ) · Opened

1Onon a̠ru a̠ten, sa̠ A̠zizo̠s ad̠u̠a ma̠ e̠ma a̠ten e̠ma, na̠ agba na̠ a̠mutiom ib̠eb̠i asu̠gbagba irileghom ta̠ A̠zib̠a̠ d̠a̠ eb̠la̠ ibom na̠ i̠gbara re̠ma bho̠. D̠iobh na̠ i̠wal ogbo-ogir bho̠ e̠ro̠ na̠ i̠na,Soon afterward, Jesus traveled from one town and village to another, preaching and proclaiming the good news of the kingdom of God. The Twelve were with Him,

2na̠ idi anwani̠ ya̠ i̠na asi̠ghe̠gi̠ ma̠ i̠karabh aru̠mu̠gh d̠a̠ ozu na̠ iya̠ a̠koko d̠a̠ rasu̠nwe̠r a̠d̠umeni. A̠meri wa̠ Amagdala bho̠ wa̠ u̠si̠ghe̠ ma̠ od̠ua̠l i̠karabh aru̠mu̠gh d̠a̠ ozu bho̠,as well as some women who had been healed of evil spirits and infirmities: Mary called Magdalene, from whom seven demons had gone out,

3A̠zoana ani̠ ta̠ A̠suza̠, okponom ma̠ otu ta̠ E̠ro̠d, na̠ A̠suzana, na̠ ipa̠n a̠nwunom ya̠ ib̠uiy ibhin ghan i̠di̠ar ya̠ awa inwuna̠ bho̠ e̠lo̠gh agu̠o̠ enigha̠ ma̠ A̠zizo̠s na̠ ogbo atu̠ghan d̠o̠yo̠.Joanna the wife of Herod’s household manager Chuza, Susanna, and many others. These women were ministering to them out of their own means.

4D̠a̠ obhel ola̠ a̠d̠izo a̠nwunom na̠ e̠d̠u̠a ke̠ma ke̠ma eru ra̠ ed̠igh na̠ i̠na ekokod̠ia̠n onin esi bho̠, sa̠ i̠na a̠rogh a̠sidogh ma̠a̠:While a large crowd was gathering and people were coming to Jesus from town after town, He told them this parable:

5“Ogbebhma̠ agi̠ ka̠ ogbebh ikpo ed̠ia̠n. Igiel bho̠ i̠na a̠kpo asar bho̠, sa̠ idi imel d̠a̠ eten sa̠ u̠ze̠re̠gi̠, sa̠ i̠nu̠r iru ra̠ ikpokpoiny id̠e i̠mado̠n.“A farmer went out to sow his seed. And as he was sowing, some seed fell along the path, where it was trampled, and the birds of the air devoured it.

6Idi imel d̠a̠ a̠de o̠gbe̠o̠ma, i̠ke̠ aka ma̠ o̠su̠ sa̠ imugughu d̠a̠ agu̠o̠ bho̠ irue d̠o̠ ma̠ o̠te̠i̠ amu̠m bho̠.Some fell on rocky ground, and when it came up, the seedlings withered because they had no moisture.

7Idi imel d̠a̠ ed̠um ib̠ub̠ulom. Sa̠ iriren ib̠ub̠ulom bho̠ na̠ ikpo ed̠ia̠n i̠nye̠ i̠su̠ imite, sa̠ iriren ib̠ub̠ulom bho̠ ikpegiom i̠bhu̠ghu̠d̠i̠ awa i̠ze̠gi̠.Other seed fell among thorns, which grew up with it and choked the seedlings.

8Ya̠a̠ idi imel d̠a̠ ob̠eb̠i a̠de, sa̠ i̠mar i̠su̠ imum imutiom i̠wal e̠wala na̠ a̠d̠usubh a̠bin o̠nu̠ ya̠ ubhin ugbebh bho̠.” A̠fugh i̠nye̠n awe̠le̠ sa̠ a̠mulughu a̠fugh ma̠a̠, “I̠na wa̠ a̠nwuna̠ ma̠ a̠to ma̠ o̠mu̠gho̠n bho̠, amu̠gho̠n.”Still other seed fell on good soil, where it sprang up and produced a crop—a hundredfold.” As Jesus said this, He called out, “He who has ears to hear, let him hear.”

9Sa̠ ogbo atu̠ghan d̠o̠yo̠ ipura̠n I̠na ma̠a̠, “Ezin a̠sidogh bho̠ ka̠ ere?”Then His disciples asked Him what this parable meant.

10Sa̠ I̠na awo̠ran ma̠a̠, “D̠a̠ inyin, na̠ onigha̠ ma̠ ologhom i̠di̠ar e̠wo̠gi̠na irileghom ta̠ A̠zib̠a̠; ya̠a̠, d̠a̠ a̠nwunom iyed̠i, urogh a̠sidogh onigha̠ b̠o̠ka̠, “ ‘awa ta̠ ekpon ya̠a̠ awa ko o̠bi̠gh d̠o̠, ta̠ e̠mu̠gho̠n ya̠a̠ awa ko o̠mu̠gho̠nyan d̠o̠.’He replied, “The knowledge of the mysteries of the kingdom of God has been given to you, but to others I speak in parables, so that, ‘though seeing, they may not see; though hearing, they may not understand.’

11“Ezin a̠sidogh bho̠, bha̠ o̠ko̠no̠n: Ikpo ed̠ia̠n bho̠, bha̠ ikpo-a̠fugh ta̠ A̠zib̠a̠.Now this is the meaning of the parable: The seed is the word of God.

12Ikpo ya̠ imel d̠a̠ eten bho̠, bha̠ ogbo ya̠ i̠mu̠gho̠n; sa̠ eru bho̠ a̠ru ra̠ asi̠ghe̠gi̠ ma̠ ikpo a̠fugh bho̠ d̠a̠ rologi d̠awa, b̠o̠ka̠ awa id̠umom eten.The seeds along the path are those who hear, but the devil comes and takes away the word from their hearts, so that they may not believe and be saved.

13Ya̠a̠ ikpo ya̠ imel d̠a̠ a̠de o̠gbe̠o̠ma bho̠, bha̠ ogbo ya̠ i̠mu̠gho̠n, sa̠ ibhin d̠a̠ a̠libhon ologi i̠da ma̠ ikpo a̠fugh bho̠ ibhin; ya̠a̠ i̠te̠i̠ d̠o̠ ma̠ i̠kaka, awa ima̠ra̠ ma̠ ekud̠i obhel sa̠ imel i̠d̠u̠a d̠a̠ obhel ad̠agi̠an.The seeds on rocky ground are those who hear the word and receive it with joy, but they have no root. They believe for a season, but in the time of testing, they fall away.

14Ikpo ya̠ imel d̠a̠ ed̠um ib̠ub̠ulom bho̠, bha̠ ogbo ya̠ i̠mu̠gho̠n, ya̠a̠ a̠tepa̠ sa̠ i̠nyo̠gho̠nyo̠gh e̠mara̠nwunom, e̠li̠la na̠ e̠me̠me̠m e̠mara̠nwunom i̠vi̠mo̠m ola̠ irue d̠o̠ ma̠ omum itu ya̠ ta̠ e̠ro̠ e̠kpo̠ e̠b̠am.The seeds that fell among the thorns are those who hear, but as they go on their way, they are choked by the worries, riches, and pleasures of this life, and their fruit does not mature.

15Ya̠a̠, ikpo ya̠ imel d̠a̠ ob̠eb̠i a̠de bho̠, bha̠ ogbo ya̠ ibhin ob̠eb̠i ologi i̠mu̠gho̠n ikpo a̠fugh bho̠, sa̠ i̠da ibhin i̠b̠ar na̠ a̠ma̠ne, sa̠ imum itu ya̠ i̠kpo̠ sa̠ i̠b̠am.But the seeds on good soil are those with a noble and good heart, who hear the word, cling to it, and by persevering produce a crop.

16“O̠ni̠ ola̠ ta̠ asu̠o̠m ato̠di̠, sa̠ ta̠ awo̠gi̠ d̠a̠ ekpukpu abafu̠ bo̠d̠o̠ d̠a̠ ekpukpu akpata bo̠. Kpe̠le̠me̠ni̠, i̠na ta̠ agbam d̠a̠ anyu̠ esi ola̠, ka̠ a̠nwunom ud̠igh esi bho̠ ta̠ e̠bi̠gh abar.No one lights a lamp and covers it with a jar or puts it under a bed. Instead, he sets it on a stand, so those who enter can see the light.

17Abar ola̠ e̠wo̠gi̠na ola̠ ko omutiom d̠o̠ ma̠ a̠nwunom o̠bi̠gh bo̠, bo̠d̠o̠ abar ola̠ u̠wo̠gi̠ ola̠ ko o̠bi̠gh d̠o̠ obhin omutiom d̠a̠ e̠b̠alab̠al bo̠.For there is nothing hidden that will not be disclosed, and nothing concealed that will not be made known and brought to light.

18O̠ku̠a a̠d̠ighi be̠le̠ni̠, i̠mare̠ ma̠ e̠nagha ma̠ e̠mu̠gho̠n. O̠ni̠ ola̠ ate̠i̠ ta̠ onigha̠ ma̠ o̠gbam; ya̠a̠, o̠ni̠ ola̠ o̠te̠i̠ d̠o̠, iya̠ i̠na na̠ aru̠ru̠an ma̠ i̠na ate̠i̠ bho̠ eka̠, ta̠ o̠wo̠r obhin.”Pay attention, therefore, to how you listen. Whoever has will be given more, but whoever does not have, even what he thinks he has will be taken away from him.”

19I̠se̠n onweni na̠ a̠rumor d̠o̠yo̠ iru ra̠ o̠bi̠ghan o̠yo̠, ya̠a̠ d̠a̠ ebula̠ o̠lo̠gh a̠nwunom bho̠, awa irue d̠o̠ ma̠ o̠te̠i̠ o̠yo̠.Then Jesus’ mother and brothers came to see Him, but they were unable to reach Him because of the crowd.

20Sa̠ odi o̠ni̠ agba a̠nigha̠ i̠na ma̠a̠, “Onweni d̠oyom na̠ a̠rumor d̠oyom na̠ e̠mara d̠a̠ etire na̠ e̠bho̠ro̠gh o̠bi̠ghan onyom.”He was told, “Your mother and brothers are standing outside, wanting to see You.”

21Sa̠ A̠zizo̠s awo̠ran ma̠a̠, “Onweni d̠ami̠ na̠ a̠rumor d̠ami̠ bha̠ ogbo ya̠ i̠mu̠gho̠n ikpo a̠fugh ta̠ A̠zib̠a̠ sa̠ igir o̠ku̠a bho̠.”But He replied, “My mother and brothers are those who hear the word of God and carry it out.”

22Odi a̠d̠a̠ma̠ A̠zizo̠s na̠ ogbo atu̠ghan d̠o̠yo̠ id̠igh oghugh. Sa̠ i̠na a̠fugh ma̠a̠, “Id̠ighi o̠b̠e̠i̠y d̠a̠ aku̠b̠o̠ o̠bhi̠i̠y-eko bho̠.” Sa̠ awa igim avala bho̠ imutiom oghugh bho̠ ma̠ o̠b̠e̠i̠y.One day Jesus said to His disciples, “Let us cross to the other side of the lake.” So He got into a boat with them and set out.

23Igiel bho̠ awa na̠ e̠b̠e̠i̠y bho̠ sa̠ adi̠la ibhinom i̠na. Sa̠ ogim a̠gim awai̠ d̠a̠ o̠bhi̠i̠y-eko bho̠ sa̠ abadi̠ bho̠ agam. Sa̠ amu̠m ipoka̠n na̠ ed̠igh na̠ emuzo d̠a̠ oghugh bho̠, sa̠ awa iloghoma̠n ma̠ obom a̠d̠ugh na̠ ate̠i̠ awa.As they sailed, He fell asleep, and a windstorm came down on the lake, so that the boat was being swamped, and they were in great danger.

24Sa̠ awa i̠gi̠ ka̠ i̠su̠me̠ni̠ i̠na, ifugh ma̠a̠, “Wa̠nwuna̠, Wa̠nwuna̠, i̠yar na̠ owi-o!” Sa̠ i̠na a̠b̠etina̠ ab̠ab̠agi̠na ma̠ ogim bho̠ na̠ abadi̠ wa̠ na̠ agam bho̠, sa̠ ogim bho̠ a̠b̠okum sa̠ ekima̠ a̠mite.The disciples went and woke Him, saying, “Master, Master, we are perishing!” Then Jesus got up and rebuked the wind and the raging waters, and they subsided, and all was calm.

25Ya̠a̠, i̠na a̠fugh a̠nigha̠ awa ma̠a̠, “Ologi ima̠ra̠ d̠inyin ka̠ od̠i d̠a̠ken?” Sa̠ id̠igh awa ma̠ a̠rugugu na̠ ilologia̠n, sa̠ odi na̠ a̠fugh na̠ a̠nigha̠ ma̠ odi ma̠a̠, “Onon ka̠ a̠kere a̠d̠ien o̠ni̠? Ka̠ i̠na ab̠ab̠agi̠na ma̠ ogim na̠ opoka̠n amu̠m eka̠, sa̠ awa na̠ e̠mu̠gho̠n na̠ e̠ro̠ to̠i̠ny, ma̠ agu̠o̠ i̠na a̠fugh bho̠.”“Where is your faith?” He asked. Frightened and amazed, they asked one another, “Who is this? He commands even the winds and the water, and they obey Him!”

26Awa i̠zo̠ghu̠ ka̠ isul d̠a̠ agba ebhugh Age̠rasa, d̠a̠ aku̠b̠o̠ Agalili.Then they sailed to the region of the Gerasenes, across the lake from Galilee.

27I̠na a̠pel a̠bhun d̠a̠ egbolom, sa̠ o̠ni̠ ola̠ e̠ma bho̠ ola̠ i̠karabh aru̠mu̠gh na̠ e̠ro̠ d̠a̠ ozu bho̠ ebia̠ ami̠nana i̠na. O̠ni̠ bho̠ na̠ o̠lo̠gi̠an d̠o̠ ma̠ ibura̠ ma̠ owewegh obhel, na̠ orugh d̠o̠ d̠a̠ otu nyen; ya̠a̠ a̠rugh ka̠ d̠a̠ o̠karabh esi.When Jesus stepped ashore, He was met by a demon-possessed man from the town. For a long time this man had not worn clothing or lived in a house, but he stayed in the tombs.

28O̠ni̠ bho̠ abi̠gh A̠zizo̠s, sa̠ a̠mulughu, sa̠ a̠mel a̠kpud̠ia̠n d̠a̠ a̠misigh d̠o̠yo̠, sa̠ a̠bhin obom okoroko a̠fugh ma̠a̠, “Anwa na̠ ami̠ ka̠ unwuna̠ ma̠ ere, A̠zizo̠s, O̠nyi̠ ta̠ A̠zib̠a̠ Wagi̠manyu̠ A̠pu bho̠? Siseiny, ko ogbikimeni ami̠!”When the man saw Jesus, he cried out and fell down before Him, shouting in a loud voice, “What do You want with me, Jesus, Son of the Most High God? I beg You not to torture me!”

29Ezin bho̠, A̠zizo̠s na̠ ab̠ab̠agi̠na ma̠ o̠karabh e̠mu̠gh bho̠ ma̠ omite o̠d̠u̠a d̠a̠ ozu o̠ni̠ bho̠. A̠d̠izo robhel na̠ a̠guri ghan na̠ a̠b̠oroghom o̠ni̠ bho̠, sa̠ ubhin i̠go̠ro̠go̠ro̠ na̠ ikoli u̠du̠o̠m ghan i̠na d̠a̠ aru̠gu̠o̠ na̠ a̠sike, sa̠ uguri ma̠ esi ukponom, ya̠a̠ i̠na a̠gbugbo ma̠ i̠go̠ro̠go̠ro̠ na̠ ikoli ya̠ ubhin ghan u̠du̠o̠m i̠na bho̠, sa̠ o̠karabh e̠mu̠gh bho̠ a̠b̠or i̠na a̠d̠ighom d̠a̠ e̠ghana.For Jesus had commanded the unclean spirit to come out of the man. Many times it had seized him, and though he was bound with chains and shackles, he had broken the chains and been driven by the demon into solitary places.

30A̠zizo̠s a̠pura̠n i̠na ma̠a̠, “A̠d̠ien d̠oyom ka̠ ubhelegi eka̠?” Sa̠ i̠na awo̠ran ma̠a̠, “A̠d̠izo,” ezin bho̠ a̠d̠izo i̠karabh aru̠mu̠gh na̠ erugh d̠a̠ ozu d̠o̠yo̠.“What is your name?” Jesus asked. “Legion,” he replied, because many demons had gone into him.

31Sa̠ i̠karabh aru̠mu̠gh bho̠, i̠le̠gh i̠na ma̠ i̠na oze d̠o̠ awa a̠d̠ighom, d̠a̠ ogugua̠ ekunuguma̠ o̠to̠.And the demons kept begging Jesus not to order them to go into the Abyss.

32D̠a̠ obhel obha̠, obom o̠lo̠gh roporopo i̠ro̠ ma̠ i̠se̠ d̠a̠ a̠gbo bho̠ na̠ eb̠u na̠ ed̠e. Sa̠ i̠karabh aru̠mu̠gh bho̠ i̠le̠gh i̠na ma̠ i̠na a̠ma̠ra̠ awa ma̠ o̠gi̠ ka̠ od̠igh d̠a̠ rozu roporopo bho̠. Sa̠ i̠na a̠ma̠ra̠ a̠nigha̠ awa.There on the hillside a large herd of pigs was feeding. So the demons begged Jesus to let them enter the pigs, and He gave them permission.

33Sa̠ i̠karabh aru̠mu̠gh bho̠ imite i̠d̠u̠a d̠a̠ o̠ni̠ bho̠ ka̠ id̠igh d̠a̠ roporopo bho̠. Sa̠ roporopo bho̠ i̠d̠u̠a d̠a̠ a̠gbo bho̠ ighil isor d̠a̠ o̠bhi̠i̠y-eko bho̠ i̠bhu̠ghu̠d̠i̠an.Then the demons came out of the man and went into the pigs, and the herd rushed down the steep bank into the lake and was drowned.

34D̠a̠ obhel bho̠ ogbo ya̠ na̠ ekponom roporopo bho̠ i̠bi̠gh i̠di̠ar ya̠ imite bho̠, sa̠ awa ighil i̠d̠u̠a ka̠ i̠gba d̠a̠ ibom na̠ i̠gbara re̠ma bho̠.When those tending the pigs saw what had happened, they ran off and reported this in the town and countryside.

35Sa̠ a̠nwunom bho̠ i̠gi̠ ka̠ i̠bi̠gh i̠di̠ar ya̠ imite bho̠. Sa̠ awa iru d̠a̠ A̠zizo̠s ra̠ i̠bi̠gh ma̠ o̠ni̠ wa̠ i̠karabh aru̠mu̠gh bho̠ i̠d̠u̠a d̠a̠ ozu bho̠ na̠ a̠loghoma̠n ozu, a̠bura̠ ma̠ ibura̠, ari̠la ma̠ a̠dila̠de d̠a̠ aka a̠sike ta̠ A̠zizo̠s. Sa̠ a̠rugugu isibh awa.So the people went out to see what had happened. They came to Jesus and found the man whom the demons had left, sitting at Jesus’ feet, clothed and in his right mind; and they were afraid.

36Sa̠ ogbo ya̠ i̠bi̠gh i̠di̠ar ya̠ imite bho̠, i̠gba ma̠ a̠d̠ien agu̠o̠ o̠ni̠ wa̠ i̠karabh aru̠mu̠gh i̠ro̠ d̠a̠ ozu bho̠ a̠bhin a̠d̠um.Meanwhile, those who had seen it reported how the demon-possessed man had been healed.

37O̠ku̠a sa̠ eb̠la̠ o̠lo̠gh a̠nwunom d̠a̠ ebhugh Age̠rasa ize ma̠ A̠zizo̠s ma̠ a̠ten ad̠u̠a d̠a̠ ebhugh d̠awa, d̠a̠ agu̠o̠ bho̠ ibom a̠rugugu na̠ esibh awa bho̠. Sa̠ i̠na a̠d̠igh d̠a̠ oghugh a̠mula̠.Then all the people of the region of the Gerasenes asked Jesus to depart from them, because great fear had taken hold of them. So He got into the boat and started back.

38O̠ni̠ wa̠ i̠karabh aru̠mu̠gh i̠d̠u̠a d̠a̠ ozu bho̠ ale̠gh A̠zizo̠s ma̠a̠, “Ma̠ra̠ ami̠ id̠igh na̠ anwa i̠ro̠.” Ya̠a̠, A̠zizo̠s a̠bhin o̠kparakpar okoroko a̠fugh a̠nigha̠ i̠na ma̠a̠,The man whom the demons had left begged to go with Jesus. But He sent him away, saying,

39“Mula̠ ma̠ agi̠ d̠a̠ otu d̠oyom, ma̠ agba ma̠ a̠mutiom ibom i̠di̠ar ya̠ A̠zib̠a̠ na̠ a̠gir a̠nigha̠ ma̠ anwa bho̠.” Sa̠ i̠na a̠d̠igh eten agba asasaragi̠ d̠a̠ eb̠la̠ e̠ma bho̠ ma̠ ibom i̠di̠ar ya̠ A̠zizo̠s a̠gir a̠nigha̠ i̠na bho̠.“Return home and describe how much God has done for you.” So the man went away and proclaimed all over the town how much Jesus had done for him.

40D̠a̠ obhel wa̠ A̠zizo̠s ab̠e̠i̠ a̠mula̠ d̠a̠ aku̠b̠o̠ uwed̠i bho̠, sa̠ o̠lo̠gh a̠nwunom bho̠ i̠da i̠na ibhin, ezin bho̠ eb̠la̠ awa i̠ro̠ na̠ egon i̠na.When Jesus returned, the crowd welcomed Him, for they had all been waiting for Him.

41Sa̠ o̠ni̠ ola̠ ubhelegi ma̠ Azai̠ru̠s, we̠mu̠ u̠gala A̠zu a̠ru, sa̠ a̠mel a̠kpud̠ia̠n d̠a̠ a̠misigh ta̠ A̠zizo̠s ale̠gh i̠na ma̠ oru d̠a̠ otu d̠o̠yo̠,Just then a synagogue leader named Jairus came and fell at Jesus’ feet. He begged Him to come to his house,

42ezin bho̠ onin ekpo o̠nyani̠ d̠o̠yo̠ ola̠ na̠ a̠lei agu̠o̠ a̠d̠iobh na̠ i̠wal rala, na̠ anwe̠r na̠ a̠ru ra̠ omugh. I̠na a̠b̠etina̠ na̠ agi̠, sa̠ obom o̠lo̠gh a̠nwunom iko i̠na ikiton na̠ e̠ni̠r i̠na.because his only daughter, who was about twelve, was dying. As Jesus went with him, the crowds pressed around Him,

43Odi ani̠ aro̠ d̠a̠ o̠lo̠gh bho̠, ma̠ ola̠ na̠ a̠rughom eb̠la̠ ikpoki d̠o̠yo̠, ad̠u̠a ma̠ owil a̠ten owil ma̠ okokua̠n asu̠nwe̠r anwani̠ ola̠ asi̠ na̠ e̠gbo̠ d̠iobh na̠ i̠wal ala, ya̠a̠ o̠ni̠ ola̠ a̠rue ma̠ okoko o̠yo̠ na̠ o̠ro̠ d̠o̠.including a woman who had suffered from bleeding for twelve years. She had spent all her money on physicians, but no one was able to heal her.

44Ani̠ bho̠ awo̠l d̠a̠ aman a̠ru, sa̠ ra̠ a̠kula̠n akapa ta̠ A̠zizo̠s, ma̠ esi bho̠ u̠labh d̠a̠ a̠de bho̠. D̠a̠ onin obhel obha̠ sa̠ asi̠ bho̠ isobha̠n.She came up behind Jesus and touched the fringe of His cloak, and immediately her bleeding stopped.

45Sa̠ A̠zizo̠s a̠pura̠n ma̠a̠, “A̠nyen a̠kula̠n ami̠?” Sa̠ eb̠la̠ awa i̠ku̠a, sa̠ A̠pita̠ a̠fugh a̠nigha̠ i̠na ma̠a̠, “Wa̠nwuna̠, o̠lo̠gh a̠nwunom bho̠ na̠ e̠ni̠ran na̠ ekulugha̠n anwa.”“Who touched Me?” Jesus asked. But they all denied it. “Master,” said Peter, “the people are crowding and pressing against You.”

46Ya̠a̠ A̠zizo̠s a̠fugh ma̠a̠, “O̠ni̠ a̠kula̠n ami̠, ezin bho̠ ami̠ na̠ a̠loghoma̠n ma̠ a̠limon na̠ e̠d̠u̠a d̠a̠ ozu d̠ami̠.”But Jesus declared, “Someone touched Me, for I know that power has gone out from Me.”

47Igiel bho̠ ani̠ bho̠ a̠loghoma̠n ma̠ i̠na ko orue d̠o̠ awo̠gi̠na ad̠u̠a bho̠, sa̠ i̠na a̠bhin a̠rugugu a̠mutuma̠, a̠mel a̠kpud̠ia̠n d̠a̠ a̠misigh ta̠ A̠zizo̠s. Sa̠ i̠na agba d̠a̠ esa̠d̠io eb̠la̠ o̠lo̠gh a̠nwunom bho̠, ma̠ ezin wa̠ i̠na atu̠n a̠kula̠n i̠na bho̠, sekina̠ a̠d̠ien agu̠o̠ i̠na a̠d̠um d̠a̠ onin obhel obha̠ bho̠.Then the woman, seeing that she could not escape notice, came trembling and fell down before Him. In the presence of all the people, she explained why she had touched Him and how she had immediately been healed.

48Sa̠ A̠zizo̠s a̠fugh ma̠a̠, “O̠nyani̠ bho̠, ologi ima̠ra̠ d̠oyom na̠ a̠d̠umeni nyam. Gi̠e̠ na̠ ekima̠.”“Daughter,” said Jesus, “your faith has healed you. Go in peace.”

49Agu̠o̠ A̠zizo̠s od̠id̠ia̠ na̠ a̠fugh bho̠, sa̠ odi o̠ni̠ ad̠u̠a d̠a̠ otu ta̠ Azari̠o̠s, we̠mu̠ u̠gala A̠zu bho̠, a̠ru ra̠ agba a̠nigha̠ i̠na ma̠a̠, “O̠nyani̠ d̠oyom na̠ a̠mugh. Ko onyegi mu ma̠ o̠ni̠ atu̠ghu̠me̠ni̠ bho̠.”While He was still speaking, someone arrived from the house of the synagogue leader. “Your daughter is dead,” he told Jairus. “Do not bother the Teacher anymore.”

50Ya̠a̠, obhel bho̠ A̠zizo̠s amu̠gho̠n bho̠, sa̠ a̠fugh a̠nigha̠ ma̠ Azari̠o̠s ma̠a̠, “Ko oghil a̠rugugu; d̠umome ku̠ku̠m, sa̠ i̠na ta̠ a̠d̠um.”But Jesus overheard them and said to Jairus, “Do not be afraid; just believe, and she will be healed.”

51Igiel bho̠ i̠na a̠misi d̠a̠ otu bho̠, i̠na na̠ oma̠ra̠ d̠o̠ ma̠ opa̠n o̠ni̠ ma̠ od̠igh d̠a̠ ologi, a̠ten A̠pita̠, Azo̠n na̠ A̠zemsi, na̠ onweni na̠ o̠we̠de̠ o̠nyani̠ bho̠.When He entered the house, He did not allow anyone to go in with Him except Peter, John, James, and the child’s father and mother.

52Ko̠ni̠ko̠ni̠ na̠ a̠sorogi ma̠ izin na̠ e̠ku̠nu̠. Ya̠a̠ i̠na a̠fugh ma̠a̠, “O̠ni̠ ko oleghe mu, o̠nyani̠ bho̠ na̠ omugh d̠o̠, na̠ a̠kod̠u a̠kod̠ua̠.”Meanwhile, everyone was weeping and mourning for her. But Jesus said, “Stop weeping; she is not dead but asleep.”

53Sa̠ awa i̠ki̠ri̠ i̠na, d̠a̠ a̠d̠ien agu̠o̠ awa iloghom ma̠ o̠nyani̠ bho̠ na̠ a̠mugh bho̠.And they laughed at Him, knowing that she was dead.

54Ya̠a̠ A̠zizo̠s a̠sibh o̠nyani̠ bho̠ d̠a̠ agu̠o̠ a̠fugh ma̠a̠, “O̠nyani̠ bho̠, b̠etina̠!”But Jesus took her by the hand and called out, “Child, get up!”

55Sa̠ e̠mu̠gh o̠nyani̠ bho̠ a̠mula̠ a̠ru, sa̠ i̠na a̠b̠etina̠ ma̠ egbo. Sa̠ A̠zizo̠s a̠ruom awa ma̠ onigha̠ o̠nyani̠ bho̠ ma̠ ed̠ia̠n.Her spirit returned, and at once she got up. And He directed that she be given something to eat.

56Sa̠ id̠igh ilologia̠n ma̠ oweni na̠ o̠we̠de̠ o̠nyani̠ bho̠. Ya̠a̠, A̠zizo̠s anyagh ra̠to d̠awa a̠fugh ma̠ awa o̠gba d̠o̠ ma̠ abar wa̠ a̠mite bho̠ enigha̠ bebina̠ o̠ni̠.Her parents were astounded, but Jesus ordered them not to tell anyone what had happened.

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