Atos 16
GOD'S WORD (ENGGW) vs AAI
1 Paul arrived in the city of Derbe and then went to Lystra, where a disciple named Timothy lived. Timothy’s mother was a Jewish believer, but his father was Greek.
1 Paul remor na Derbe tit imaibo ikofan maiye na Lystra tit, nati’imaim baitumatumayan wabin Timothy ma’am biyan tit, Timothy hinah i Jew babin, baitumatumayan ta, baise tamah i Greek orot.
2 The believers in Lystra and Iconium spoke well of Timothy.
2 Lystra naatu Ikonium wanawanan baitumatumayah etei Timothy i hibifai.
3 Paul wanted Timothy to go with him. So he circumcised him because of the Jews who lived in those places and because he knew that Timothy’s father was Greek.
3 Paul kok i Timothy tab bairi hitan, imih ana’ar kanabin e’afuw, iti na’atube sinaf anayabin Jew etei nati’imaim hima’am hiso’ob Timothy tamah i Greek orot.
4 As they went through the cities, they told people about the decisions that the apostles and spiritual leaders in Jerusalem had made for the people.
4 Bar merar tata hirun hitit roube’aten tur abisa tur abarayah naatu regaregah ai’in Jerusalemamaim bai’ufnunin isan hio hibibasit, baitumatumayah hai tur hi’owen auman hin.
5 So the churches were strengthened in the faith and grew in numbers every day.
5 Ekaleisia sabuw fair hitih hai baitumatum ra’at naatu sabuw boubuh hirun hai kou’ay ra’at.
6 Paul and Silas went through the regions of Phrygia and Galatia because the Holy Spirit kept them from speaking the word in the province of Asia.
6 Paul ana ofonah bairi Firigia naatu Galasia wanawanahimaim hiremor naatu Anun Kakafiyin Asia wanawanan hireremor men ibasit boro imaim hitabinan.
7 They went to the province of Mysia and tried to enter Bithynia, but the Spirit of Jesus wouldn’t allow this.
7 Hiremor hina Maisia ana yoyowamaim hitit, hisinaftobon hitan Bitiniya wanawanan hitarun isan baise Jesu Anunin men ibasit boro hitan.
8 So they passed by Mysia and went to the city of Troas.
8 Imih hina Maisia hihamiy hirabon hire hina Troas hitit.
9 During the night Paul had a vision of a man from Macedonia. The man urged Paul, “Come to Macedonia to help us.”
9 Nati gugumin Paul mim, Masedonia orot bat fefeyan eo, “Kwanarabon Masedonia imaim aki kwaibaisi!”
10 As soon as Paul had seen the vision, we immediately looked for a way to go to Macedonia. We concluded that God had called us to tell the people of Macedonia about the Good News.
10 Paul iti mim i’itin ufunamaim aki abobuna au Masedonia arabon, anayabin aki ai not abogaigiwas God ea’afi nati’imaim God ana tur binan isan.
11 So we took a ship from Troas and sailed straight to the island of Samothrace. The next day we sailed to the city of Neapolis,
11 Aki Troas imaim wa abai mutufor arabon an Samoteres atit naatu mar to aikofan maiye an Neapolis atit.
12 and from there we went to the city of Philippi. Philippi is a leading city in that part of Macedonia, and it is a Roman colony. We were in this city for a number of days.
12 Nati’imaim wa ai’hamiy ai’iwat arun an Philipi atit, Masedonia wanawanan ana bar merar gagamin ta, naatu iti bar merar i Rome gawan wowab. Aki nati’imaim veya bai’ab na’atube ama.
13 On the day of rest—a holy day, we went out of the city to a place along the river where we thought Jewish people gathered for prayer. We sat down and began talking to the women who had gathered there.
13 Baiyarir Ana Veya atit bar merar ana fur aihamiy ana harew sisibinamaim atit, nati’imaim anotanot boro yoyoban ana efan atatita’ur. Nati’imaim amare baibin iyab hinan i ai obaibiyih.
14 A woman named Lydia was present. She was a convert to Judaism from the city of Thyatira and sold purple dye for a living. She was listening because the Lord made her willing to pay attention to what Paul said.
14 Naatu babin ta iti tur ao nonowar i wabin Lydia ana tafaram Taiyatira, iti babin i sawar biyah namar iwa’an sabuw tetotobon naatu i God kwafirinayan babin ta, nati ana veya’amaim God dogoron botawiy. Paul tur abisa eo etei nowar.
15 When Lydia and her family were baptized, she invited us to stay at her home. She said, “If you’re convinced that I believe in the Lord, then stay at my home.” She insisted. So we did.
15 Naatu nati babin taintuwan bairi nati baremaim hima’am etei bapataito hibai, imaibo ifefeyani eo, “Kwananotanot ayu Regah ana bitumitum na’at, basit kwana tan au baremaim bairit tama.” Iti na’at aki eokikini bairi an.
16 One day when we were going to the place of prayer, a female servant met us. She was possessed by an evil spirit that told fortunes. She made a lot of money for her owners by telling fortunes.
16 Veya ta aki yoyoban ana efan isan anan akir babitai ta bairi aitar. Iti babitai i afiy kakafin hitarasum ma sawar abisa temamatar isah i eo, naatu sawar iti na’atube sisinaf ana sabuw kabay gagamin maiyow hibaib.
17 She used to follow Paul and shout, “These men are servants of the Most High God. They’re telling you how you can be saved.”
17 Iti babitai Paul aki bairi i’ufnuni iwow eo, “Iti orot i God auyomtoro’ot ana’akir wairafih, kwa mi’itube na yawas bain isan teo’orereb.” Peter ana ofonah bairi yawas hibai hinan isan Babitai eo’orereb|alt="slave girl" src="cn01983B.tif" size="col" loc="Act 16.17" copy="©1978 David C. Cook Publishing Co." ref="16.17-18"
18 She kept doing this for many days. Paul became annoyed, turned to the evil spirit, and said, “I command you in the name of Jesus Christ to come out of her!”
18 Babitei iti na’atube mar moumurih maiyow sinaf inan yomaninamaim, Paul yan so’ar naatu tatabir afiy nati babitai tar gabuw ma’am isan eo, “Jesu Keriso wabinamaim o abi’a’ari babitai kwaihamiy kutit!” Naatu mar ta’imon afiy babitai ihamiy tit.
19 When her owners realized that their hope of making money was gone, they grabbed Paul and Silas and dragged them to the authorities in the public square.
19 Babitei ana matuwan sabuw hai kabay imaim hima hibaib ana ef sasawar hi’i’itin ana maramaim, Paul Silas hairi hirout hibow hitainih hitit ahar ana efanamaim hiya baibatiyenayah baibatiyih isan.
20 In front of the Roman officials, they said, “These men are stirring up a lot of trouble in our city. They’re Jews,
20 Hibuwih hina Rome tur nowarayah nahimaim hitit hio, “Iti Orot rou’ab i Jew sabuw, hairi iti ata bar meraramaim ma kakaf hibai hitit.
21 and they’re advocating customs that we can’t accept or practice as Roman citizens.”
21 It Rome sabuw ata ofafar men ebibasit i sinafumih teo, naatu aki men karam boro nati bai’obaiyen anibasit anab ani’a’it.”
22 The crowd joined in the attack against Paul and Silas. Then the officials tore the clothes off Paul and Silas and ordered ⌞the guards⌟ to beat them with sticks.
22 Sabuw moumurih na’in hina hirun kou’ay ra’at orot rou’ab bow rouw isan. Tur nowarayan orot iuwih Paul Silas hairi hai faifuw hiseb hibosaisiren naatu hiwabirih.
23 After they had hit Paul and Silas many times, they threw them in jail and ordered the jailer to keep them under tight security.
23 Hiwawabirih ufunamaim hibow hin dibur hiyariyih, naatu dibur kaifenayan orot matan tobaiwa’an ma kaifih isan hiu.
24 So the jailer followed these orders and put Paul and Silas into solitary confinement with their feet in leg irons.
24 Iti obaiyunen tur nonowar ufunamaim, dibur kaifenayan bow hirun dibur wanawanantoro’ot imaim ah ai gagamih rou’ab areh ya kiktanen hima.
25 Around midnight Paul and Silas were praying and singing hymns of praise to God. The other prisoners were listening to them.
25 Fainaiwan Paul Silas hairi God isan hiyoyoban hima ew hitatabor dibur sabuw afa hima hinonowar,
26 Suddenly, a violent earthquake shook the foundations of the jail. All the doors immediately flew open, and all the prisoners’ chains came loose.
26 naniyan meyemeye iriyoy gagamin na dibur bar iyuwiyuw re an ana wabat etei bora’ah. Naatu mar ta’imon etawan botawiy chain dibur sabuw ah umah hifatum hima’am etei hihururuw hire.
27 The jailer woke up and saw the prison doors open. Thinking the prisoners had escaped, he drew his sword and was about to kill himself.
27 Dibur kaifenayan matan nuw misir naatu Dibur etawan bobotawiyen itin, basit taiyuwin sikan afuwinamih ana kaiy bora’ah, anayabin not dibur sabuw etei hibihir rouw.
28 But Paul shouted as loudly as he could, “Don’t hurt yourself! We’re all here!”
28 Baise Paul fanan aumetawat na’in e’af eo, “Taiyuw bi’asabuni! Aki etei iti ama’am!”
29 The jailer asked for torches and rushed into the jail. He was trembling as he knelt in front of Paul and Silas.
29 Dibur kaifayan hinow isan e’af naatu nunuw run, an uman hi’oror auman Paul Silas hairi nahimaim ra’iy.
30 Then he took Paul and Silas outside and asked, “Sirs, what do I have to do to be saved?”
30 Imaibo nawiyih bairi hitit naatu ibatiyih eo, “Regaregah abisa ana sinaf boro yawas anab?”
31 They answered, “Believe in the Lord Jesus, and you and your family will be saved.”
31 Hiya’afut hio, “Regah Jesu initumitum boro yawas inab, o a nibur bairi.”
32 They spoke the Lord’s word to the jailer and everyone in his home.
32 Imaibo Regah ana tur nati bar wanawanan hibinan dibur kaifenayan ana sabuw bairi hinowar.
33 At that hour of the night, the jailer washed Paul and Silas’ wounds. The jailer and his entire family were baptized immediately.
33 Nati veya ta’imon gugumin wanawanan dibur kaifenayan buwih hai feher souwen naatu i ana nibur bairi bapataito hibai. Dibur kaifenayan Paul koun esasouw|alt="Jailer and Paul" src="CN01990B.TIF" size="col" loc="Act 16.33" copy="©1978 David C. Cook Publishing Co." ref="16.33"
34 He took Paul and Silas upstairs into his home and gave them something to eat. He and his family were thrilled to be believers in God.
34 Naatu Paul Silas buwih ana bar wanawanan hirun bay itih hi’aa. Nati orot ana nibur bairi dogoroh yasisir awan karatan, anayabin i hina God ana baitumatumayah himatar.
35 In the morning the Roman officials sent guards who told the jailer, “You can release those men now.”
35 Mar to tur nowarayah hai orot gagamih naatu ma’utenayah hai orot ukwarih hiyafarih hio, “Kwan dibur kaifenayan kwau! Nati orot ebotaitih ten.”
36 The jailer reported this order to Paul by saying, “The officials have sent word to release you. So you can leave peacefully now.”
36 Basit dibur kaifenayan Paul ana tur eowen eo, “Tur nowarayah orot gagamih tur hiyafar hio, O Silas airi i abobotaiti, airi kwatit tufuwamaim kwan!”
37 But Paul told the guards, “Roman officials have had us beaten publicly without a trial and have thrown us in jail, even though we’re Roman citizens. Now are they going to throw us out secretly? There’s no way they’re going to get away with that! Have them escort us out!”
37 Baise Paul ma’utenayah hai oro’orot isah eo, “Aki men abisa kakafin ta asinaf naatu men hibatiyi, baise bebeyanamaim hirabi hi’afiyi naatu dibur hiyariyi, kwanaso’ob aki i Rome ana fef abai ama’am! Naatu boun tekokok i wa’iwa’iramaim hiniyafari’imih. Men karam, aki akokok kwana’uwih i taiyuwih hinan hinabotaiti.”
38 The guards reported to the officials what Paul had said. When the Roman officials heard that Paul and Silas were Roman citizens, they were afraid.
38 Ma’utenayah hai orot ukwarih himatabir baibatiyih orot gagamih hai tur hi’owen, naatu Paul Silas hairi Rome ana fef hibai hima’am isan, ana tur hinonowar ana maramaim hibir.
39 So the officials went to the jail and apologized to Paul and Silas. As the officials escorted Paul and Silas out of the jail, they asked them to leave the city.
39 Basit hina abis kakafin isah hisisinaf isan hairi matahimaim hi’e’en naatu diburane hibotaitih, naatu bar merar baihamiyin isan hi’uwih.
40 After Paul and Silas left the jail, they went to Lydia’s house. They met with the believers, encouraged them, and then left.
40 Paul, Silas hairi dibur bar hihamiy hina Lydia ana bar hitit, nati’imaim baitumatumayah hi’itih kaufair ana tur hitih naatu hihamiyih.
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