2 Coríntios 3
GOD'S WORD (ENGGW) vs AAI
1 Do we have to show you our qualifications again? Do we, like some people, need letters that recommend us to you or letters from you that recommend us to others?
1 Iti kwananowar taiyuwit isat tao ra’ara’at maiye? O kwakokok sabuw afa turahinah tebifa’ihibe fefemaim kwa aki kwanifa’i isai kwanao ra’ara’at naatu aki kwa anifa’i isa anaora’ara’at.
2 You’re our letter of recommendation written in our hearts that everyone knows and reads.
2 Kwa i aki ai fef, dogorei wanawanan hikirum sabuw etei baiyab so’ob isan.
3 It’s clear that you are Christ’s letter, written as a result of our ministry. You are a letter written not with ink but with the Spirit of the living God, a letter written not on tablets of stone but on tablets of human hearts.
3 Rerereb yan ebi’obaiyit, Keriso taiyuwin iti fef kirum aki wanawana’imaim iyafar abai ana, men fufumamaim hikirum, baise God Anunin wanatowan ma’ama’anin kirum, men kabay rebanamaim baise sabuw dogorohimaim.
4 Christ gives us confidence about you in God’s presence.
4 Nati batkikin God nanamaim i it nowat Keriso’one enan.
5 By ourselves we are not qualified in any way to claim that we can do anything. Rather, God makes us qualified.
5 It i men karam taiyuwit ata fairamaim abistan tasisinaf i tata’itin, tatafufun ana gewasin isan tao, baise it ata fair i Godane enan.
6 He has also qualified us to be ministers of a new promise, a spiritual promise, not a written one. Clearly, what was written brings death, but the Spirit brings life.
6 I sinaf isat heam ana obaibasit boubun ana bowayah tamatar, men fefemaim baise God Anunin Kakafiyinamaim. Anayabin ofafar hikikirum i ea’easbunit, Anun Kakafiyin i yawas ebitit.
7 The ministry that brought death was inscribed on stone. Yet, it came with such glory that the people of Israel couldn’t look at Moses’ face. His face was shining with glory, even though that glory was fading.
7 Ofafar nati kabay tafanamaim hikikirum ana veya God ana marakaw tafanamaim re auman bai, nati morob bai enan naatu ofafar ana kusisiarin auman naa, imih Israel sabuw men karam Moses yumatan hita’itin gewas, nati kusisiarin i sasawar auman.
8 Won’t the ministry that brings the Spirit have even more glory?
8 Baise nati kusisiarin men nati Anun Kakafiyin ana bowabow ana kusisiarin na’atube’emih.
9 If the ministry that brings punishment has glory, then the ministry that brings God’s approval has an overwhelming glory.
9 Bowabow nati sabuw ea’easbunih nakukusisiar na’at, iti roumutuforen bowabow ana kusisiarin ana ra’at men tomar?
10 In fact, the ministry that brings punishment lost its glory because of the superior glory of the other ministry.
10 Ofafar atamanin ana kusisiarin i en, anayabin boun nowan ana kusisiarin i ra’at imaim atamanin kusair.
11 If that former ministry faded away despite its glory, how much more does that ministry which remains continue to be glorious?
11 Naatu nati kousisi’arin boun kusaisir auman nanan na’at, nati wanatowan ekukusisiar ana ra’at i men tomarin.
12 Since we have confidence ⌞in the new promise⌟, we speak very boldly.
12 Isan imih aki isai nuhifot ema’am, aki fair abai ababatkikin.
13 We are not like Moses. He kept covering his face with a veil. He didn’t want the people of Israel to see the glory fading away.
13 It i men Moses na’atube yumatan sum Israel sabuw men karam yumatan ana kusisiarin hita’itin.
14 However, their minds became closed. In fact, to this day the same veil is still there when they read the Old Testament. It isn’t removed, because only Christ can remove it.
14 Baise hai not i kwaris naatu nati boun ana veya ofafar atamanin tebiyab. I men hibosair anayabin Keriso akisinamo wanawananamaim inama’am boro hinabosair.
15 Yet, even today, when they read the books of Moses, a veil covers their minds.
15 Iti boun ana veya, Moses ana ofafar inabiyab hai not sumasum sum inu’in.
16 But whenever a person turns to the Lord, the veil is taken away.
16 Baise yait ta Regah isan natatatabir nati sumasum i bosair.
17 This Lord is the Spirit. Wherever the Lord’s Spirit is, there is freedom.
17 Regah i Ayubin, naatu menamaim Regah Ayubin ema’am nati’imaim rufamen emamatar.
18 As all of us reflect the Lord’s glory with faces that are not covered with veils, we are being changed into his image with ever-increasing glory. This comes from the Lord, who is the Spirit.
18 Naatu it iyab yumatat men sumasum, it etei’imak Regah ana marakaw yumatatamaim ekukusisiar, it ebobotabirit i ana yumatanabe tamamatar. I ana marakaw kusisiarin i ra’at kwanekwan, i Regahine enan, i Anuninamaim ema’am.
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