Mark 6 (MGJ) · Opened

1A̠zizo̠s na̠ Ogbo atu̠ghan d̠o̠yo̠ i̠d̠u̠a ma̠ i̠se̠ a̠ten e̠gi̠ d̠a̠ e̠ma wa̠ i̠na a̠mite bho̠.Jesus went on from there and came to His hometown, accompanied by His disciples.

2Ate̠i̠ A̠d̠a̠ma̠ Osira̠ Epobh a̠nwunom A̠zu bho̠, sa̠ i̠na ake̠ ma̠ o̠tu̠ghu̠me̠ni̠ d̠a̠ otu u̠gala bho̠. Sa̠ a̠d̠igh ilologia̠n a̠d̠izo ogbo ya̠ i̠mu̠gho̠n i̠na bho̠. Sa̠ awa ipura̠n ma̠a̠, “I̠na ate̠i̠ i̠di̠ar i̠nye̠n d̠a̠ a̠ken? I̠nye̠n ka̠ a̠kere a̠d̠ien eloghom abar ya̠ unigha̠ i̠na bho̠? Ma̠ ola̠ i̠na na̠ a̠gir ibom ilologia̠n ya̠ o̠ko̠no̠n?When the Sabbath came, He began to teach in the synagogue, and many who heard Him were astonished. “Where did this man get these ideas?” they asked. “What is this wisdom He has been given? And how can He perform such miracles?

3Onon o̠du̠gi̠ ma̠ i̠di̠ar o̠nyi̠ ta̠ A̠meri bho̠ d̠o̠ ke̠re̠? Umor ta̠ A̠zemsi̠ na̠ A̠zosisi na̠ A̠zud na̠ Asai̠mo̠n d̠o̠ ke̠re̠? Aru̠marani̠ d̠o̠yo̠ bo̠ na̠ i̠yar i̠se̠n ke̠re̠?” Ebula̠ o̠ku̠a, sa̠ awa ighel i̠na.Isn’t this the carpenter, the son of Mary and the brother of James, Joses, Judas, and Simon? Aren’t His sisters here with us as well?” And they took offense at Him.

4Sa̠ A̠zizo̠s agba a̠nigha̠ awa ma̠a̠, “Esi ola̠ owil olei d̠o̠ ma̠ abar bo̠, a̠ten d̠a̠ e̠ma wa̠ i̠na a̠mite bho̠, sekina̠ d̠a̠ esa̠d̠io ogbo a̠ghisia̠n, na̠ d̠a̠ eghun otu d̠o̠yo̠.”Then Jesus said to them, “Only in his hometown, among his relatives, and in his own household is a prophet without honor.”

5I̠na na̠ orue d̠o̠ ma̠ ogir bebina̠ onin ilologia̠n i̠se̠, a̠ten o̠gbamagi̠ aru̠gu̠o̠ d̠o̠yo̠ d̠a̠ a̠ruzu i̠ki̠kara a̠nwunom ya̠ na̠ e̠nwe̠re̠ghu̠, okoko awa od̠umeni.So He could not perform any miracles there, except to lay His hands on a few of the sick and heal them.

6Sa̠ a̠d̠igh i̠na ma̠ ilologia̠n ma̠ agu̠o̠ awa onwuna̠ d̠o̠ ma̠ ologi ima̠ra̠ bho̠. Sa̠ A̠zizo̠s ad̠u̠a ma̠ i̠se̠ a̠ten agi̠ d̠a̠ re̠ma ya̠ od̠i d̠a̠ eghighira̠ bho̠ atu̠ghu̠me̠ni̠ ma̠ a̠nwunom.And He was amazed at their unbelief. And He went around from village to village, teaching the people.

7Sa̠ i̠na a̠bhelegi ma̠ d̠iobh na̠ i̠wal bho̠, sa̠ a̠ruom awa ma̠ ob̠etina̠ erile, i̠wal o̠ni̠ ma̠ ebu, a̠nigha̠ awa ma̠ a̠limon ya̠ obhin oze i̠karabh aru̠mu̠gh,Then Jesus called the Twelve to Him and began to send them out two by two, giving them authority over unclean spirits.

8sa̠ akparame̠ni̠ agba a̠nigha̠ awa ma̠a̠, “O̠ni̠ ko obhin bebina̠ abar ma̠ eb̠etina̠ ma̠ e̠gi̠ bho̠, a̠ten okpeti. Ed̠ia̠n o̠ro̠ d̠o̠, e̠kpa o̠ro̠ d̠o̠, okpoki o̠ro̠ d̠o̠ d̠a̠ ro̠kara ikpoki d̠inyin nyen.He instructed them to take nothing but a staff for the journey—no bread, no bag, no money in their belts—

9I̠lo̠gi̠ane̠ ma̠ ragbaka, ya̠a̠ o̠ni̠ ko obhin akapa onwegina̠.”and to wear sandals, but not a second tunic.

10Igiel inyin ud̠igh d̠a̠ otu-esul, i̠ro̠ ma̠ i̠se̠ tu̠tu̠n inyin ta̠ o̠d̠u̠a d̠a̠ e̠ma bho̠.And He told them, “When you enter a house, stay there until you leave that area.

11Ya̠a̠, ka̠ inyin u̠gi̠ d̠a̠ e̠ma ola̠ a̠nwunom bho̠ o̠da d̠o̠ inyin ebhin, bo̠d̠o̠ o̠nagha d̠o̠ inyin, bha̠ i̠d̠u̠a d̠a̠ e̠ma bho̠ ma̠ ekpukpu ma̠ ibhugh bho̠ ma̠ e̠si̠ghe̠ d̠a̠ re̠b̠ab̠a a̠sike d̠inyin. Obha̠ ta̠ aro̠ ma̠ elegh ebhum ase̠ a̠nigha̠ awa.If anyone will not welcome you or listen to you, shake the dust off your feet when you leave that place, as a testimony against them.”

12Sa̠ ogbo ogir bho̠ i̠gi̠ ka̠ i̠gba imutiom ma̠ a̠nwunom etiba̠ra̠ d̠a̠ i̠karabh.So they set out and preached that the people should repent.

13Awa ize ma̠ a̠d̠izo i̠karabh aru̠mu̠gh sa̠ izugioghom a̠d̠izo ogbo asu̠nwe̠r ma̠ amu̠nu̠, ikoko awa id̠umeni.They also drove out many demons and healed many of the sick, anointing them with oil.

14Sa̠ o̠du̠ ta̠ A̠zizo̠s asi̠saragi̠an ate̠i̠ kesikesi, ma̠ ola̠ O̠li̠le̠ma E̠ro̠d amu̠gho̠n a̠gboloma̠ i̠na. Idi ogbo i̠ru̠ru̠an ma̠a̠, i̠na Azo̠n owurmamu̠m bho̠ a̠mula̠ a̠ru d̠a̠ a̠ghud̠um, bha̠ ezin bho̠ i̠na ate̠i̠ a̠limon ya̠ obhin ogir ilologia̠n bho̠.Now King Herod heard about this, for Jesus’ name had become well known, and people were saying, “John the Baptist has risen from the dead! That is why miraculous powers are at work in him.”

15Ipa̠n ogbo sa̠ i̠gba ma̠a̠, “I̠na I̠lai̠za.” Ipa̠n sa̠ i̠gba ma̠a̠, “I̠na odi owil wa̠ aro̠ ma̠ igied̠i bho̠.”Others were saying, “He is Elijah,” and still others, “He is a prophet, like one of the prophets of old.”

16Ya̠a̠, igiel bho̠ E̠ro̠d amu̠gho̠n a̠gboloma̠ i̠na bho̠, sa̠ i̠na agba ma̠a̠, “Azo̠n wa̠ ami̠ isobh e̠mu̠ igigh bho̠ na̠ a̠mula̠ a̠ru d̠a̠ a̠ghud̠um.”But when Herod heard this, he said, “John, whom I beheaded, has risen from the dead!”

17E̠ro̠d na̠ agu̠o̠ a̠bhin i̠to̠ d̠o̠yo̠ a̠ruom a̠nwunom ob̠ol Azo̠n, o̠bhad̠i̠ o̠yo̠ od̠ighom ikoli, ma̠ ebula̠ E̠ro̠di̠as ani̠ ta̠ A̠filip umor d̠o̠yo̠, wa̠ i̠na E̠ro̠d akpakpa a̠bhin bho̠.For Herod himself had ordered that John be arrested and bound and imprisoned, on account of his brother Philip’s wife Herodias, whom Herod had married.

18Azo̠n aro̠ ma̠ o̠gba o̠gba onigha̠ E̠ro̠d ma̠a̠, “Na̠ osora̠n d̠o̠ nyam o̠kpakpa ani̠ umor d̠oyom obhi̠n.”For John had been telling Herod, “It is not lawful for you to have your brother’s wife!”

19E̠ro̠di̠as a̠din o̠ku̠a a̠gurumeni ma̠ ologi a̠nigha̠ ma̠ Azo̠n sa̠ abho̠ro̠gh ogigh o̠yo̠, ya̠a̠ i̠na na̠ orue d̠o̠.So Herodias held a grudge against John and wanted to kill him. But she had been unable,

20E̠ro̠d a̠ghila̠n Azo̠n sa̠ a̠kponom i̠na, ezin bho̠ i̠na a̠loghom ma̠a̠ Azo̠n o̠ni̠ igielake̠ sa̠ a̠nigha̠ ma̠ ozu d̠o̠yo̠ ma̠ A̠zib̠a̠. A̠d̠izo i̠di̠ar ya̠ Azo̠n agba bho̠ e̠su̠su̠ghu̠d̠i̠ ma̠ ologi ta̠ E̠ro̠d, ku̠ku̠m eka̠, i̠na a̠ba̠ra̠ ma̠ o̠nagha asu̠gbagba d̠o̠yo̠.because Herod feared John and protected him, knowing that he was a righteous and holy man. When he heard John’s words, he was greatly perplexed; yet he listened to him gladly.

21Ekunuguma̠ bho̠, sa̠ a̠sora̠n a̠d̠a̠ma̠ ola̠ E̠ro̠d a̠soroni ma̠ o̠d̠e̠ a̠nigha̠ ma̠ eb̠la̠ ogbo aru̠mu̠ irileghom ebhugh bho̠, na̠ ogbo aru̠mu̠ e̠gham, na̠ ogbo ya̠ ilei abar d̠a̠ Agalili, ma̠ o̠ghe̠re̠ghu̠o̠m a̠d̠a̠ma̠ wa̠ u̠mar i̠na bho̠.On Herod’s birthday, her opportunity arose. Herod held a banquet for his nobles and military commanders and the leading men of Galilee.

22Sa̠ o̠nyani̠ ta̠ E̠ro̠di̠as a̠d̠igh a̠ru ra̠ aghe̠r i̠gba d̠a̠ o̠d̠e̠ bho̠, sa̠ i̠gba bho̠ id̠igh ologi ma̠ E̠ro̠d na̠ ogbo ya̠ isor d̠a̠ o̠d̠e̠ bho̠ ka̠ i̠te̠i̠ esi ola̠ E̠ro̠d agba a̠nigha̠ ma̠ o̠gbara o̠nyani̠ bho̠ ma̠a̠, “Puru ami̠ ma̠ abar na̠ abar ola̠ na̠ ebhir anwa ma̠ o̠te̠i̠, sa̠ ami̠ ta̠ a̠nigha̠ nyam.”When the daughter of Herodias came and danced, she pleased Herod and his guests, and the king said to the girl, “Ask me for whatever you wish, and I will give it to you.”

23Sa̠ i̠na a̠d̠ia̠n i̠zo̠ a̠gua̠n a̠nigha̠ i̠na ma̠a̠ “Kabar kabar ola̠ anwa ipuru, ami̠ ta̠ a̠nigha̠ nyam, aro̠ ku̠ ma̠ atu̠gi̠an irileghom d̠ami̠ eka̠.”And he swore to her, “Whatever you ask of me, I will give you, up to half my kingdom!”

24Sa̠ o̠nyani̠ bho̠ ad̠u̠a agi̠ ka̠ a̠pura̠n onweni d̠o̠yo̠ ma̠a̠, “Ami̠ ipuru ma̠ ere?” Sa̠ onweni d̠o̠yo̠ awo̠ran ma̠a̠, “E̠mu̠ ta̠ Azo̠n owurmamu̠m bho̠,”Then she went out and asked her mother, “What should I request?” And her mother answered, “The head of John the Baptist.”

25Sa̠ o̠nyani̠ bho̠ a̠nugia̠n ka̠ agba a̠nigha̠ ma̠ O̠li̠le̠ma bho̠ ma̠a̠, “Ami̠ na̠ abho̠ro̠gh anwa ma̠ onigha̠ ami̠ ma̠ i̠se̠n epa̠ ma̠ e̠mu̠ ta̠ Azo̠n owurmamu̠m bho̠ d̠a̠ e̠kpa imobh”At once the girl hurried back to the king with her request: “I want you to give me the head of John the Baptist on a platter immediately.”

26Sa̠ E̠ro̠d a̠kpon igbirigbir ozu d̠o̠yo̠ ma̠ ibom, ku̠ku̠m eka̠ i̠na na̠ one d̠o̠ ma̠ ogineni o̠yo̠ d̠a̠ ebula̠ ri̠zo̠ ya̠ i̠na a̠d̠ia̠n d̠a̠ a̠misigh eb̠la̠ ogbo ya̠ isor d̠a̠ o̠d̠e̠ bho̠.The king was consumed with sorrow, but because of his oaths and his guests, he did not want to refuse her.

27Ebula̠ o̠ku̠a sa̠ i̠na a̠ruom epa̠ ma̠ odi o̠ni̠ wa̠ na̠ a̠kponom i̠na bho̠ ma̠ o̠gi̠ d̠a̠ otu ikoli bho̠ ka̠ osobh e̠mu̠ ta̠ Azo̠n. Sa̠ o̠ni̠ bho̠ agi̠ ka̠ a̠sobh e̠mu̠ ta̠ Azo̠n,So without delay, the king commanded that John’s head be brought in. He sent an executioner, who went and beheaded him in the prison.

28sa̠ i̠na alo̠gh e̠mu̠ ta̠ Azo̠n d̠a̠ e̠kpa imobh bho̠ a̠bhin a̠ruom o̠nyani̠ bho̠, sa̠ o̠nyani̠ bho̠ a̠bhin agi̠o̠m onweni d̠o̠yo̠.The man brought John’s head on a platter and presented it to the girl, who gave it to her mother.

29Igiel bho̠ ogbo atu̠ghan ta̠ Azo̠n i̠mu̠gho̠n abar bho̠, sa̠ awa iru ra̠ ibhin eputa̠ ozu bho̠ i̠gi̠ ka̠ id̠i.When John’s disciples heard about this, they came and took his body and placed it in a tomb.

30Sa̠ ogbo ogir bho̠ imula̠ iru d̠a̠ A̠zizo̠s ra̠ i̠gba inigha̠ i̠na ma̠ eb̠la̠ i̠di̠ar ya̠ awa igir bho̠ na̠ eb̠la̠ agu̠o̠ awa ubhin i̠tu̠ghu̠me̠ni̠ bho̠.Meanwhile, the apostles gathered around Jesus and brought Him news of all they had done and taught.

31Sa̠ aro̠ ma̠ ola̠ a̠d̠izo a̠nwunom idi na̠ eru, idi na̠ e̠gi̠, ma̠ ola̠ A̠zizo̠s na̠ ogbo atu̠ghan d̠o̠yo̠ o̠te̠i̠ d̠o̠ bebina̠ e̠ti̠ti̠gha obhel ola̠ od̠e abar. Ebula̠ o̠ku̠a, sa̠ i̠na agba a̠nigha̠ awa ma̠a̠, “Itue oten o̠gi̠ ma̠ esi ola̠ i̠yar ku̠ku̠m ta̠ o̠ro̠, b̠o̠ka̠ inyin osira̠ ma̠ epobh ekud̠i obhel.”And He said to them, “Come with Me privately to a solitary place, and let us rest for a while.” For many people were coming and going, and they did not even have time to eat.

32Sa̠ awa id̠igh d̠a̠ oghugh iten i̠gi̠ ma̠ esi ola̠ awa ku̠ku̠m ta̠ e̠ro̠.So they went away in a boat by themselves to a solitary place.

33Ya̠a̠, a̠d̠izo a̠nwunom e̠bi̠gh igiel bho̠ awa na̠ e̠d̠u̠a bho̠ sa̠ i̠wal iloghom esi bho̠ awa na̠ e̠gi̠ bho̠. Sa̠ a̠d̠izo a̠nwunom d̠a̠ eb̠la̠ re̠ma bho̠, ikpo ma̠ eghil i̠wo̠l ya̠ a̠wel ka̠ id̠ia̠ imisi ma̠ esi bho̠.But many people saw them leaving and recognized them. They ran together on foot from all the towns and arrived before them.

34Igiel bho̠ awa isul bho̠, sa̠ A̠zizo̠s a̠pel a̠bhun, abi̠gh obom o̠lo̠gh a̠nwunom, sa̠ igbirigbir a̠nwunom bho̠ id̠ighi i̠na, ezin bho̠ awa i̠gu̠b̠an ro̠nana ya̠ o̠ni̠ okponom o̠to̠. Ebula̠ o̠ku̠a sa̠ i̠na a̠bhin obhel atu̠ghu̠me̠ni̠ awa ma̠ a̠d̠izo i̠di̠ar.When Jesus stepped ashore and saw a large crowd, He had compassion on them, because they were like sheep without a shepherd. And He began to teach them many things.

35Igiel bho̠ a̠d̠io na̠ ate̠i̠ a̠dule bho̠, sa̠ ogbo atu̠ghan d̠o̠yo̠ i̠gi̠ ka̠ i̠te̠i̠ i̠na i̠gba ma̠a̠, “Onon esi ola̠ od̠i kukunum, ya̠a̠ obhel bho̠ na̠ a̠ten.By now the hour was already late. So the disciples came to Jesus and said, “This is a desolate place, and the hour is already late.

36Ruome ma̠ a̠nwunom bho̠ eten e̠gi̠ d̠a̠ e̠sala ari̠si̠ na̠ d̠a̠ re̠ma ya̠ itua̠n bho̠, b̠o̠ka̠ awa e̠bho̠ro̠gh abar egho ed̠e.”Dismiss the crowd so they can go to the surrounding countryside and villages and buy themselves something to eat.”

37Sa̠ A̠zizo̠s awo̠ran awa ma̠a̠, “Inyin na̠ agu̠o̠ inigha̠ awa ma̠ abar ed̠e.” Sa̠ awa ipura̠n i̠na ma̠a̠, “O̠ku̠a bha̠ i̠yar obhin ikpoki ya̠ ta̠ elei agu̠o̠ ogho e̠wala (200) a̠dinari̠ o̠gi̠ ka̠ ogho ma̠ abe̠re̠di̠ onigha̠ awa ma̠ od̠e ke̠re̠?”But Jesus told them, “You give them something to eat.” They asked Him, “Should we go out and spend two hundred denarii to give all of them bread to eat?”

38Sa̠ A̠zizo̠s a̠pura̠n awa ma̠a̠, “Inyin unwuna̠ ma̠ i̠ni̠ ikpokpogh abe̠re̠di̠? I̠gi̠e̠ ka̠ ekpon.” Sa̠ awa i̠gi̠ ka̠ ikpon sa̠ iru ra̠ i̠wo̠ran ma̠a̠, “I̠yar unwuna̠ ogho ikpokpogh abe̠re̠di̠ na̠ i̠wal ikpo ina̠.”“Go and see how many loaves you have,” He told them. And after checking, they said, “Five—and two fish.”

39Sa̠ A̠zizo̠s a̠ruom ogbo atu̠ghan d̠o̠yo̠ ma̠ e̠gba enigha̠ ma̠ a̠nwunom bho̠ ma̠ o̠ro̠ a̠dila̠de d̠a̠ i̠gho̠gho̠ bho̠ ma̠ ebu ebu.Then Jesus directed them to have the people sit in groups on the green grass.

40Sa̠ awa i̠ro̠ ma̠ a̠dila̠de d̠a̠ rebu i̠wal e̠wala na̠ a̠d̠usubh (100) na̠ eruba̠l na̠ d̠iobh (50) o̠ni̠.So they sat down in groups of hundreds and fifties.

41Sa̠ i̠na a̠bhin ogho ikpokpogh abe̠re̠di̠ bho̠ na̠ i̠wal ikpo ina̠ bho̠, sa̠ a̠b̠eka̠ a̠kpon d̠a̠ ote̠nai̠ny a̠tutumeni ma̠ ed̠ia̠n bho̠. Sa̠ i̠na a̠puinyogh ikpokpogh abe̠re̠di̠ bho̠ na̠ ina̠ bho̠ a̠nigha̠ ma̠ ogbo atu̠ghan d̠o̠yo̠ ma̠ o̠ru̠gi̠ onigha̠ ko̠ni̠ko̠ni̠.Taking the five loaves and the two fish and looking up to heaven, Jesus spoke a blessing and broke the loaves. Then He gave them to His disciples to set before the people. And He divided the two fish among them all.

42Sa̠ eb̠la̠ awa id̠e ilegha̠n,They all ate and were satisfied,

43sa̠ ogbo atu̠ghan bho̠ ikokod̠i ma̠ i̠pe̠re̠pe̠r abe̠re̠di̠ na̠ ina̠ ya̠ isugho bho̠, sa̠ imuzo ma̠ d̠iobh na̠ i̠wal (12) a̠rukpuom.and the disciples picked up twelve basketfuls of broken pieces of bread and fish.

44O̠nu̠ ilobhiri a̠nwunom ya̠ id̠e ani̠ ma̠ ed̠ia̠n bho̠, ilei d̠iobh na̠ i̠wal o̠ni̠r na̠ ogho e̠wala (5,000).And there were five thousand men who had eaten the loaves.

45O̠tu̠o̠no̠m i̠se̠, sa̠ A̠zizo̠s a̠nugi ma̠ ogbo atu̠ghan d̠o̠yo̠ ma̠ od̠igh d̠a̠ oghugh od̠ia̠ ob̠etina̠ o̠gi̠ d̠a̠ Abe̠tsai̠da d̠a̠ aku̠b̠o̠ o̠bhi̠i̠y eko bho̠, ya̠a̠ i̠na ta̠ aro̠ a̠ruom o̠lo̠gh a̠nwunom bho̠ ma̠ oyeleghu.Immediately Jesus made His disciples get into the boat and go on ahead of Him to Bethsaida, while He dismissed the crowd.

46Igiel bho̠ a̠nwunom bho̠ na̠ eyeleghu bho̠, sa̠ i̠na asi̠n igu ka̠ a̠d̠igh a̠siseiny.After bidding them farewell, He went up on the mountain to pray.

47D̠a̠ a̠dule a̠d̠a̠ma̠ obha̠, ma̠ igiel ola̠ oghugh bho̠ na̠ a̠misi d̠a̠ esa̠d̠io o̠bhi̠i̠y eko bho̠, bha̠ A̠zizo̠s ku̠ku̠m od̠id̠ia̠ d̠a̠ egbolom.When evening came, the boat was in the middle of the sea, and Jesus was alone on land.

48Sa̠ i̠na abi̠gh ka̠ ogbo atu̠ghan d̠o̠yo̠ na̠ e̠gbaghala ma̠ i̠d̠o̠m, ezin bho̠ awa i̠zo̠ghu̠ na̠ e̠dama ma̠ okukugh bho̠. D̠a̠ ame̠ghe̠le̠, sa̠ A̠zizo̠s a̠rile d̠a̠ anyu̠ amu̠m agi̠ ka̠ ate̠i̠ awa, sa̠ a̠ru ra̠ orile oten.He could see that the disciples were straining to row, because the wind was against them. About the fourth watch of the night, Jesus went out to them, walking on the sea. He intended to pass by them,

49Ya̠a̠, igiel bho̠ awa i̠bi̠gh ka̠ i̠na na̠ a̠rile d̠a̠ anyu̠ amu̠m bho̠, sa̠ awa i̠ru̠ru̠an ma̠a̠ awa na̠ e̠bi̠gh egua̠de, sa̠ awa ikpogion izul imulughu.but when they saw Him walking on the sea, they cried out, thinking He was a ghost—

50A̠rugugu isibh ko̠ni̠ko̠ni̠ ma̠ igiel bho̠ awa i̠bi̠gh i̠na bho̠. Sa̠ A̠zizo̠s anu̠r agba a̠nigha awa ma̠a̠, “I̠kpo̠me̠ni̠ ma̠ rologi d̠inyin! Ami̠-o! O̠ni̠ ko oghil a̠rugugu!”for they all saw Him and were terrified. But Jesus spoke up at once: “Take courage! It is I. Do not be afraid.”

51Sa̠ i̠na a̠pel a̠d̠igh d̠a̠ oghugh wa̠ awa od̠i bho̠, sa̠ okukugh bho̠ a̠kugh a̠kunugiom. Sa̠ id̠igh ilologia̠n ma̠ ogbo atu̠ghan bho̠ ma̠ ibom,Then He climbed into the boat with them, and the wind died down. And the disciples were utterly astounded,

52ezin bho̠ awa ta̠ orue d̠o̠ ma̠ obhin ogir ilologia̠n wa̠ ina̠ a̠b̠uyumeni ma̠ abe̠re̠di̠ bho̠, o̠mu̠gho̠nyan e̠mi̠ a̠limon ya̠ i̠na a̠nwuna̠ bho̠.for they had not understood about the loaves, but their hearts had been hardened.

53I̠nye̠n iten, sa̠ A̠zizo̠s na̠ ogbo atu̠ghan d̠o̠yo̠ i̠b̠e̠i̠ ka̠ isul d̠a̠ aku̠b̠o̠, d̠a̠ Age̠ne̠sare̠t.When they had crossed over, they landed at Gennesaret and moored the boat.

54Igiel bho̠ awa ipel ibhun d̠a̠ egbolom bho̠, sa̠ a̠nwunom ilelegi epa̠ ma̠ A̠zizo̠s.As soon as they got out of the boat, the people recognized Jesus

55Sa̠ a̠nwunom bho̠ ighil igir eb̠la̠ ebhugh bho̠ ka̠ i̠gba inigha̠ ma̠ ipa̠n ogbo. Sa̠ a̠nwunom irod̠i d̠a̠ ra̠kporokporo ma̠ ogbo ya̠ na̠ e̠nwe̠re̠ghu̠ ka̠ i̠te̠i̠ i̠na kesikesi ola̠ i̠na a̠misi.and ran through that whole region, carrying the sick on mats to wherever they heard He was.

56Kesikesi ola̠ A̠zizo̠s a̠misi, a̠d̠igh o̠gbara e̠ma, bo̠d̠o̠ d̠a̠ obom e̠ma, bo̠d̠o̠ d̠a̠ re̠sala ari̠si̠, a̠nwunom ibhin ogbo asu̠nwe̠r e̠gi̠ ka̠ e̠te̠i̠ i̠na d̠a̠ regbolom a̠b̠ua̠, ma̠ i̠na ma̠ okoko. Sa̠ awa i̠le̠gh i̠na ma̠ oma̠ra̠ agu̠o̠ ola̠ ogbo asu̠nwe̠r bho̠ ta̠ ekula̠n bebina̠ akapa anyu̠ d̠o̠yo̠, d̠a̠ esi bho̠ u̠labh bho̠. Sa̠ eb̠la̠ ogbo ya̠ ikula̠n i̠na bho̠ id̠um.And wherever He went—villages and towns and countrysides—they laid the sick in the marketplaces and begged Him just to let them touch the fringe of His cloak. And all who touched Him were healed.

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