1 Coríntios 7
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1 You wrote me a letter. Here is my answer to the things in the letter. It is good if a man has nothing to do with a woman.
1 Boun i kwa fefemaim abisa isan kwakikirum i anao kwananowar. Orot yait tabina’e asir ema’am i gewasin maiyow.
2 But wrong sex is always a danger to us. So it is better for each man to have his own wife and each woman to have her own husband.
2 Baise anayabin baiwa’an kwanekwan ana naniyan i ra’at, imih orot babin iyab tabina’e tema’am mi’itube hitatabin, saise i a’awah bairi’ika hitama.
3 The husband should give his wife what is right. So also, the wife should give her husband what is right.
3 Naatu orot ana kok abisa aawan biyanamaim tasinaf tiyasisir na’atube babin ana kok abisa aawan biyanamaim tiyasisir.
4 The wife does not have full right over her own body. But her husband has a right to it. In the same way, the husband does not have full right over his own body. But his wife has a right to it.
4 Babin biyan men i akisin nowanamih, baise orot nowan, na’atube orot biyan men i akisin nowanamih, baise babin nowan, na’atube orot biyan men akisin nakaif, baise babin nakaif, naatu babin biyan men akisin nakaif baise orot nakaif.
5 Do not keep from the other what is right for them to have. It is all right to stay from each other for a while, if you both agree to it. Then you will have time for prayer. Afterwards, come together again. If you do not, Satan might tempt you to do wrong.
5 Imih orot aawan hairi inumih nakokok babin men nakwahir, na’atube babin aawan hairi iumih nakokok orot men nakwahir, baise veya afa hairi hinibasit mar kafai asir hinama, saise nati veya i yoyoban hinitin. Imaibo veya ta naniyah nakokok na’at aawan hairi hina’in saise biyah ana naniyan na’in bainub, asir boro Satan imaim nan narun routobon nitih.
6 I say you may do this. I do not say that you must do it.
6 Iti i ayu au not kwa au’uwi, baise men nati na’atube sinaf isan abiyunimih.
7 I wish that all men were like I am. But God has made everyone different. One man can live one way and another man can live another way.
7 Ayu au kok kwa etei mi’itube ayu’ube kwatama, baise orot ta’ita’imon ata usar etei God faramit, orot ta i ana usar ta God itin, na’atube orot ta ibo ana usar ta God itin.
8 Here is what I say to those who are not married and to those whose husbands are dead. It is good for them to stay the way I am.
8 Baise kwa tabin ati’at, naatu kwafukwafuriy, katukatuwiy, kwa auman au’uwi, gewasin tabin en asir kwatama, ayu ama’ama’abe.
9 But if they cannot keep themselves under control, then they should marry. It is better to marry than to burn with desire for sex.
9 Baise a naniyan nakukura’ara’ah na’at, gewasin kwanatabin, anayabin tabin i gewasin, men basit baiwa’an isan itanot dogor wairafabe ta’arah mar etei.
10 And here is what I say to those who are married. (And yet it is not what I say. It is what the Lord has said.) The wife may not leave her husband.
10 Kwa toutabin sabuw obaiyunen tur iti abit, men ayu, baise Regah ana obaiyunen tur, babin men aaw orot inihamiy.
11 But if she does leave him, she must not marry again, or she must come back to her husband again. And the husband may not send away his wife.
11 Baise babin yait aawan orot nabihamiy na’at, gewasin nati babin men natabin asire nama, naatu nakokok na’at namatabir maiye aawan hairi hitounuw hinama. Naatu orot men aaw inakwahir.
12 Here is what I say to other people. (This is my word, not the Lords.) Perhaps a Christian brother has a wife who is not a Christian. If she wants to stay with him, then he should not send her away.
12 Baise kwa afa isa ayu akisu au not iti, men Regah ana not. Orot yait babin men baitumatumayan ebi’awan naatu babin ana kok i orot hairi ma’amih, orot men babin nakwahir.
13 Perhaps a woman has a husband who is not a Christian. If he wants to stay with her, then the woman should not leave him.
13 Naatu babin yait orot men baitumatumayan ebi’awan orot ana kok i babin hairi ma’amih, babin men orot nakwahir.
14 The husband who is not a Christian is made holy by the wife. And the wife who is not a Christian is made holy by the husband. If this were not so, then your children would not be holy. But they are holy.
14 Anayabin orot ana baitumatumamaim babin kusouw na kakafiyin matar, na’atube orot ana baitumatumamaim babin kusouw na kakafiyin matar, asire natunatuh boro gubagub auman hitama, baise boun natunatuh i hina kakafiyih himatar.
15 If the one who is not a Christian really wants to leave, let him go. The Christian husband or wife is free then. God has called us to live in peace.
15 Baise orot baitumatum atin ekokok aawan kwahirinamih, kwaihamiy ekwahir, anayabin hairi hai tabin men hifatum. God ana kok it i tufuwamaim tanama.
16 Wife, you do not know. Perhaps you will win your husband to the Lord. Husband, you do not know. Perhaps you will win your wife to the Lord.
16 O babin aaw baibaisin na baitumatumayan matar isan ana ef boro mi’itube inaso’ob gewas? Naatu o orot, aaw baibaisin na baitumatumayan matar isan ana ef boro mi’itube inaso’ob gewas?
17 Only let me say this. Every man should go on living in the way which the Lord chooses for him. He should go on as he was when God called him to be a Christian. I say this to people in all the churches.
17 Ef ta’imon i iti, orot babin ta’ita’imon ana yawas abisa Regah bitin na’atube imaim nama. Yawas wantoro’ot mi’itube tama’ama God ea’afit na’atube tanama. Iti i ayu au obaiyunen tur ekaleisia wanawanan areremor i abi’obaiyih.
18 If a man was already circumcised when God called him, he should not try to change the marks of it. If a man was not circumcised when God called him, he should not be circumcised.
18 O yait a’ar mo’on hi’afuw ima’am ana veya God ea’afi, men a fit inibunwa’ir, naatu orot yait ana ar mo’on afuwina’e ma’am ana veya God eafi’af, men ana ar mo’on afuwinamih nanot.
19 It does not matter whether one is circumcised or not. The thing that matters is doing what God says we must do.
19 Anayabin orot ana ar mo’on afu’afuw, o afuwina’e nati i yabin en, baise ana’an gagamin i God ana obaiyunen tur tanabosiyasiyar.
20 Everyone should stay the way he was when God called him.
20 Orot etei mi’itube kwama’am ana veya God ea’afi i na’atube kwanama.
21 If you were a slave when God called you, do not let that trouble you. But if there is some way for you to get free, then do so.
21 O yait bai’akir ana yawasamaim ima’am ana veya God ea’afi, men nati isan iniyababan, baise a veya kebor inabaib na’at nati bai’akir ana fafatumane kurufami kutit.
22 If a man was a slave when the Lord called him, he is the Lords free man. So also if a man was free when he was called, he is Christs slave.
22 Anayabin orot yait akir ana bowabowamaim ma’am Regah eaf titit, i Regah ana rufamen orot, na’atube orot yait roufamenamaim ma’am Keriso eaf titit, nati orot i Keriso ana akir wairafin.
23 You were bought and paid for. Do not become slaves of men!
23 Kwa i sawar ta baiyan gagaminamaim God tubuni kwatit, imih men kwanan orot ta isan kwani’akiramih.
24 So, Christian brothers, everyone should go on living as he was when God called him. But now he lives with God.
24 Taitu, kwa ta’ita’imon ama mi’itube kwama’am God e’afi kwana baitumatumayah kwamamatar na’atube kwanama.
25 Here is what I say about those who are not married. (I have no law from the Lord about this. But here is what I think. You can trust me because the Lord has helped me.)
25 Naatu kwa baibitar biya numih, kwa isa ayu men Regah biyanane tur ta abaimih, baise Regah ana kabeberamaim ayu not iti bitu ana’o i kwanitumatum.
26 I think that, since there is now trouble in the world, it is good for each one to stay as he is.
26 Mar iti boun yawas i fokar, imih ayu anotanot ana gewasin kwa mi’itube kwama’am i na’atube kwanama.
27 If you have married a wife, do not try to be free from her. If you have no wife, do not look for one.
27 O toutabin na’at men babin kwahirinamih ana ef inanuwet, naatu o tabina’e kuma’am men tabinamih babin inanuwet.
28 But, if you marry, it is not wrong. And if a woman marries, it is not wrong. People who marry will have trouble in this life. And I want to keep you out of it.
28 Baise inatatabin na’at nati i men bowabow kakafin kusisinaf, naatu babitai tatabin auman i men bowabow kakafin esisinaf, baise kwa iyab kwatatabin yababan boro moumurih maiyow kouh kwanayen, imih tarafafari isan tur iti ao.
29 Here, my brothers, is what I mean. The time is short. In the time that is left, men who have wives should live as though they did not.
29 Taitu, abisa ao yabin i iti, mar i na kabom, imih boun it ata veya’amaim orot iyab toutabin tema’am hinimonok Regah isan hinabow.
30 People who cry should live as though they were not sad. People who laugh should live as though they were not glad. People who buy things should live as though they did not own them.
30 Sabuw iyab terererey, hai itinin men yababanabe hinama’amih, sabuw iyab tibiyasisir hai itinin men yasisirabe hinama’amih. Naatu sabuw iyab guguw wairafih hai itinin i guguw enabe hinama.
31 And people who are busy with things in this world should not be too busy. The world as we see it is passing away.
31 Kwa iyab iti tafaram ana sawar moumurih na’in kwabowabow men sawar anot awan nakaratan, anayabin iti tafaram naatu sawar etei boro nan nasawar.
32 I want your minds to be free. The man who is not married thinks about the things of the Lord. He tries to please the Lord.
32 Ayu akokok kwa etei yababan fatumi kwama’am kwanarufami kwanatit. Orot tabina’e ema’am ana not etei Regah ana bowabow isan ebitin, ekokok nabow Regah niyasisir.
33 But the man who is married thinks about the things of this world. He tries to please his wife.
33 Baise toutabin orot i tafaram ana bowabow isan enotanot kwanekwan, anayabin i ekokok nabow aawan niyasisir.
34 In the same way, there is a difference between the woman who is married and the one who is not. The woman who is not married thinks about the things of the Lord. She wants her body and her spirit to be holy. But the married woman thinks about the things of this life. She tries to please her husband.
34 Imih i ana not kusib ef rou’ab himatar, ef ta’imon nati na’atube, babin tabina’e ema’am o babitai biyan numin, ana not tutufin etei i Regah ana bowabow akisin isan enotanot. Baise toutabin babin i tafaram ana bowabow isan enotanot kwanekwan, anayabin i ekokok nabow aawan orot niyasisir.
35 I say this to help you, not to make it hard for you. I want to show you what is good. I do not want anything to stop you from serving the Lord.
35 Ayu iti ao anayabin akokok kwa anibais, i men ao’ofafari, baise akokok ef gewasin kwasinaf a yabow Regah isan i wan kwanayai kwanabow.
36 And if a man feels that he is doing the right thing for the woman he is to marry, then let him marry her. That is, if she is no longer young, and if he wants her very much. Then he must do as he thinks best. It is not wrong for him to do it.
36 Monok babitai hairi hai rum hio, naatu monok naniyan i ekukura’ara’ah babitai isan naatu kwamur auman i erara’at ekokok natabin, karam hinatabin men bowabow kakafin.
37 But the man who has made up his mind not to marry his woman will do well. That is, if he does not have to marry her, and is able to control himself, and if he is sure about it in his own mind.
37 Baise orot yait i taiyuwin ana notamaim tabin men ekokok men yait na’okikin, i karam taiyuwin ana naniyan imurub ema’am karam tabina’e nama, iti orot i ef gewasin esisinaf.
38 So the man who marries his woman will do what is good. But the man who does not marry her will do better.
38 Imih orot yait etatabin i gewasin, baise orot yait tabina’e ema’am i gewasin anababatun.
39 A wife may not leave her husband as long as he is living. But if he dies, she is free to marry any man she wants. Only this, he must be a Christian.
39 Orot yawasin ema’am ana veya babin i aawan biyanamaim hifatum ema’am, baise orot emomorob ana veya babin i orot biyanamaim hirufam tit, orot ta i ana kokomaim boro ni’awan, baise nati orot i Regah ana kou’ayomaim ema’am ni’awan.
40 But I think that she is happier if she stays as she is and does not marry again. (I think too that I am saying what the Spirit of God wants me to say in this matter.)
40 Baise anotanot tabina’e tama’am na’at i boro tiyasisir gagamin maiyow. Ayu anotanot ayu auman God Anunin targabuwu ama’am.
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