Hebreus 11
GOD'S WORD (ENGGW) vs AAI
1 Faith assures us of things we expect and convinces us of the existence of things we cannot see.
1 Baitumatum ana itinin i sawar ta anababatun taso’ob ema’ama boro nuhi nafot tanama’am nati sawar tanab. Naatu sawar ta men ta’i’itin, baise taso’ob nati sawar i ema’am boro tanab, nati i boun baitumatum tao’o.
2 God accepted our ancestors because of their faith.
2 Imih ata a’agir marasika hima’ama hai baitumatumamaim God itin, ana baibasit itih.
3 Faith convinces us that God created the world through his word. This means what can be seen was made by something that could not be seen.
3 Baitumatumamaim taso’ob tafaramamaim sawar etei i God awanamaim eo himatar, naatu iti sawar himamatar i men ta’i’itahimaim eo himataramih, baise buriburihimaim.
4 Faith led Abel to offer God a better sacrifice than Cain’s sacrifice. Through his faith Abel received God’s approval, since God accepted his sacrifices. Through his faith Abel still speaks, even though he is dead.
4 Baitumatumamaim Abel siwar gewasinamak bai na God bitin i men Cain ana siwar na’atube’emih. Ana baitumatumamaim God iyasisir ana ef mutufurin rouw eo, anayabin ana siwar gewasin. Abel i marasik morob, baise ana baitumatumamaim fanan i ema’ama.
5 Faith enabled Enoch to be taken instead of dying. No one could find him, because God had taken him. Scripture states that before Enoch was taken, God was pleased with him.
5 Baitumatumamaim Enoch morobo’e, yawasin au mar yen, sabuw hinuwih men hitita’ur, anayabin God bora’ah. Baise au mar yena’e ana veya abisa sisinaf God itin eo, “O isa ayu abiyasisir.”
6 No one can please God without faith. Whoever goes to God must believe that God exists and that he rewards those who seek him.
6 Orot babin yait aurin baitumatum en God nati orot babin isan men ebiyasisir, anayabin orot babin yait God nanamaim titamih i nitumatum God i ema’am, naatu orot babin yait turobe’emaim enunuwih ana baiyan boro nitih.
7 Faith led Noah to listen when God warned him about the things in the future that he could not see. He obeyed God and built a ship to save his family. Through faith Noah condemned the world and received God’s approval that comes through faith.
7 Baitumatumamaim sawar abisa boro hitamatar isan God Noah bimatanuw ana veya, bir kakafiyinamaim God fanan bai wa wowab aawan natunatun bairi hiyawasih. Ana baitumatumamaim tafaram ana kakafinane kusib tabaratait tit nabin bat, naatu God biyanane yawas mutufurin bain ana baibasit ma’ama ana baitumatumamaim bai.
8 Faith led Abraham to obey when God called him to go to a place that he would receive as an inheritance. Abraham left his own country without knowing where he was going.
8 Baitumatumamaim Abraham tafaram ta boro uf i nowanamih tamamatar isan God eo’omatan ana veya’amaim, God fanan bai ana tafaram itumar misir asir remor kwaneyan in.
9 Faith led Abraham to live as a foreigner in the country that God had promised him. He lived in tents, as did Isaac and Jacob, who received the same promise from God.
9 Baitumatumamaim Abraham na omatanen me’emaim tit, touman orot na’atube menah tatabirih hai tafaramamaim sis ya ma remor. Isaac naatu Jacob hairi auman na’atube hisinaf, anayabin i auman me nati isan God eomatanih.
10 Abraham was waiting for the city that God had designed and built, the city with permanent foundations.
10 Abraham sisimaim ma reremor anayabin i bitumatum bar merar gewasin anababatun God taiyuwin yakitifuw wowowab imaim boro narun wanatowan nitutut nama.
11 Faith enabled Abraham to become a father, even though he was old and Sarah had never been able to have children. Abraham trusted that God would keep his promise.
11 Iban maiye kwana’itin, Abraham i iregah naatu Sarah i a’arin, baise baitumatumamaim Abraham, kek tamah matar, anayabin i so’ob God ana omatanen isah i mar etei ebobosunusunub.
12 Abraham was as good as dead. Yet, from this man came descendants as numerous as the stars in the sky and as countless as the grains of sand on the seashore.
12 Imih bebeyan tana’itin, Abraham biyan etei i morob, baise iti orot ta’imon biyanane ana ub ra’at tafaram awan karatan, daman naatu dones na’atube baiyabin en.
13 All these people died having faith. They didn’t receive the things that God had promised them, but they saw these things coming in the distant future and rejoiced. They acknowledged that they were living as strangers with no permanent home on earth.
13 Iti sabuw erebaitumatum hima’am himorob, sawar God eo’omatanih men hibai, baise hinuwamo ef yok na’in hi’itin, naatu yasisiramaim nati sawar hai merar hiyi. Imih taiyuwih isah iti tafaramamaim i nah toumanih naatu ef rimurih na’atube hima.
14 Those who say such things make it clear that they are looking for their own country.
14 Anayabin sabuw sawar iti na’atube isah teo i tafaram ta bain nowah matar, imaim wanatowan ma’amih tinunuwet.
15 If they had been thinking about the country that they had left, they could have found a way to go back.
15 Naatu hai tafaram atamanin hibihamiy isan hitanotanot na’at, marasika boro ef hitanuwet hitamatabir maiye.
16 Instead, these men were longing for a better country—a heavenly country. That is why God is not ashamed to be called their God. He has prepared a city for them.
16 Baise nati efanin i tafaram ta gewasin anababatun hinunuwih, tafaram no maramaim. Isan imih God isan hai God hirouw hio i men biyah eo’ohow. Anayabin hai bar merar gewasin imaim wanatowan ma isan yabuna’ika.
17 When God tested Abraham, faith led him to offer his son Isaac. Abraham, the one who received the promises from God, was willing to offer his only son as a sacrifice.
17 God routobon Abraham bitin ana veya, baitumatumamaim natun ta’imonamo Isaac bai siboromih yai. God ana omatanen Abraham isan i iti na’atube eo,
18 God had said to him, “Through Isaac your descendants will carry on your name.”
18 “O natu Isaac wanawananamaim boro a ub nara’at.” Baise God Abraham rurutubun ana veya Abraham nowarasit.
19 Abraham believed that God could bring Isaac back from the dead. Abraham did receive Isaac back from the dead in a figurative sense.
19 Abraham so’ob Isaac namomorob God karam boro niyawas maiye, naatu ana itinin boro iti na’atube tatao, Abraham natun easabunibo uman botan.
20 Faith led Isaac to bless Jacob and Esau.
20 Baitumatumamaim Isaac natunatun rou’ab, Jacob, Esau hairi baigegewasin itih, mar boro hai ma gewas isan.
21 While Jacob was dying, faith led him to bless each of Joseph’s sons. He leaned on the top of his staff and worshiped God.
21 Jacob baitumatumamaim ma’am iregah morobomih ana veya na kakabom auman Joseph natunatun rou’ab igegewasinih. Naatu ana tu’umaim ibais kuso bat God ana merar yi.
22 While Joseph was dying, faith led him to speak about the Israelites leaving Egypt and give them instructions about burying his bones.
22 Baitumatumamaim Joseph morobomih ana veya na kakabom auman, Israel sabuw Egypt baihamiyin maiye tit isan hai tur eowen, naatu ana rarik auman bai tit isan hai tur eowen.
23 Faith led Moses’ parents to hide him for three months after he was born. They did this because they saw that Moses was a beautiful baby and they were not afraid to disobey the king’s order.
23 Baitumatumamaim Moses tutufuw ana veya hinah tamah sumar tounu hibun hima, aiwob orot ana ofafar fokarin eo isan men hibirumih. Anayabin kek tufuw hi’i’itin i men kek afa na’atube’emih.
24 When Moses grew up, faith led him to refuse to be known as a son of Pharaoh’s daughter.
24 Baitumatumamaim Moses ra’at yen orot mamatar ana veya’amaim, i men kok boro Pharaoh natun babitai natun hitarouw hitao.
25 He chose to suffer with God’s people rather than to enjoy the pleasures of sin for a little while.
25 Imih iti yasisir kakafin mar kafai baiyasisir isan i kwahir, naatu God ana sabuw bairi bai’akir isan rubin.
26 He thought that being insulted for Christ would be better than having the treasures of Egypt. He was looking ahead to his reward.
26 I ana not Keriso wabinamaim sabuw biya’ohow hinitin nabi’akir ana gewasin i ra’at kwanekwan men Egypt wanawan toto buyoy gewasin yomanin en na’atube’emih. Anayabin i ana not etei i ana baiyan boro nan isan yayabuna.
27 Faith led Moses to leave Egypt without being afraid of the king’s anger. Moses didn’t give up but continued as if he could actually see the invisible God.
27 Baitumatumamaim Moses misir Egypt ihamiy tit, aiwob orot yan soso’ar isan men bir, baise itafofor tit. Anayabin God wa’iwa’irinamaim ma’am Moses itin.
28 Faith led Moses to establish the Passover and spread the blood ⌞on the doorposts⌟ so that the destroying angel would not kill the firstborn sons.
28 Baitumatumamaim Moses Tar Nowaten ana bowabow imatar bobaituw hai rara etawan hidadawiren. Saise Gurusenayan kek ai’in rouwamih nanan Israel hai kek ai’in men narouw hinamorob.
29 Faith caused the people to go through the Red Sea as if it were dry land. The Egyptians also tried this, but they drowned.
29 Baitumatumamaim Israel sabuw riy gagamin wabin Red Sea mamah me yanabe hirabon rewan roun hiyen. Baise Egypt baiyowayah hi’ufnunih hirarabon riy matabir maiye re etei himorob.
30 Faith caused the walls of Jericho to fall after the Israelites marched around them for seven days.
30 Baitumatumamaim Israel sabuw veya etei umat roun rou’ab tafaram Jericho bar merar gagamin fur ufun hibiwaibibib ufunamaim fur tafofor re sabuw etei himorob.
31 Faith led the prostitute Rahab to welcome the spies as friends. She was not killed with those who refused to obey God.
31 Baitumatumamaim babin ef remorayan wabin Rahab sabuw baifanasairayah hi’a’asbunubunuwen i men hi’asabunimih, anayabin Israel orot rafot rouwayah hinan hai merar yi buwih ana baremaim hirun.
32 What more should I say? I don’t have enough time to tell you about Gideon, Barak, Samson, Jephthah, David, Samuel, and the prophets.
32 Tur i moumurih na’in tema’am baise veya men ema’am boro Gideon, Barak, Samson, Jephthah, David, Samuel naatu dinab oro’orot isah anao kwananowar.
33 Through faith they conquered kingdoms, did what God approved, and received what God had promised. They shut the mouths of lions,
33 Baitumatumamaim tafaram afa hai aiwob hirouw hinunih, ma gewas ana efamaim sabuw hikaifih bairi hima. Naatu God abisa eomatanih itih, hisinaf lion awah hibit anihimih men hi’anih.
34 put out raging fires, and escaped death. They found strength when they were weak. They were powerful in battle and defeated other armies.
34 Sabuw ata wairaf in bitakir wan hirouw hiyey men e’arahih, afa kaiy wanane hibihir, afa hiririm hi’inu’in hai fair hibai maiye, afa ahay waf wanawanan hirun nah hi’aiseyasey hibat rakit hi’abargiyigiyih.
35 Women received their loved ones back from the dead. Other believers were brutally tortured but refused to be released so that they might gain eternal life.
35 Baibin afa taih tuwah morobone God iyawasih itih, afa morob hirubin God hibitumitum isan rakit himisir hibow hirouw biyah hibeyat, biyababan bai’akir gagamin maiyow hibai. Anayabin i hiso’ob morobone misir maiye isan i boro gewasinamaim hinamisir maiye.
36 Some were made fun of and whipped, and some were chained and put in prison.
36 Afa hi’iyabih hi’uwih kwanikwaniyih naatu hibow hirouw biyah hikwimih, afa hibow hifatumih hin dibur hiya.
37 Some were stoned to death, sawed in half, and killed with swords. Some wore the skins of sheep and goats. Some were poor, abused, and mistreated.
37 Afa kabayamaim hirouw himorob, afa naiwah so’omaim hiboro’omen, afa kaiyomaim hiyow himorob, afa bai’akir gagamin maiyow hibai, sheep, goat, bunibunihimaim ar faifuw hisakir hiyon, yababan hibai aurih sawar i’en, aa murumurubih hi’a’akir naatu hirukoukuwih hima hiremor.
38 The world didn’t deserve these good people. Some wandered around in deserts and mountains and lived in caves and holes in the ground.
38 Iti tafaramamaim hai ma isan i men igewasin, sabuw toumanih na’atube arar yan, oyaw an, watu wanawanan, sou wanawanan imaim hi’in hima hiremor.
39 All these people were known for their faith, but none of them received what God had promised.
39 Sabuw iti etei i hai baitumatumamaim wabih iti tema’am, baise sawar abisa God eo’omatanih men yait ta bai.
40 God planned to give us something very special so that we would gain eternal life with them.
40 Anayabin God ana kok nati sabuw i boro hinama hinakaif saise it bairit auta’imon nati sawar gewasin nafaramit youn.
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