Tiago 2
GOD'S WORD (ENGGW) vs AAI
1 My brothers and sisters, practice your faith in our glorious Lord Jesus Christ by not favoring one person over another.
1 Taitu kwa i ata Regah Jesu Keriso marakaw ana Regah kwabitumitum. Imih sabuw men ufuhine hai itininamaim kwanabuwih hai merar kwanayimih.
2 For example, two men come to your worship service. One man is wearing gold rings and fine clothes; the other man, who is poor, is wearing shabby clothes.
2 Veya ta orot sawar wairafin boro na’abur gewas uman gold ring niyoun nan a kou’ayamaim narun; naatu orot ta yababan wairafin auman boro ana sawar kakafih na’osen nan narun.
3 Suppose you give special attention to the man wearing fine clothes and say to him, “Please have a seat.” But you say to the poor man, “Stand over there,” or “Sit on the floor at my feet.”
3 Kwa orot e’abur gewas enan boro kwanab ana merar kwanay kwanao, “Aro, efan gewasin iti kumare kuma.” Baise orot yababan wairafin isan boro kwanao, “Aro nati haw kumare kuma o nati’imaim kubat.” Nati na’atube kwanasisinaf na’at
4 Aren’t you discriminating against people and using a corrupt standard to make judgments?
4 kwa i kouseb wanawanamaim kwaimatar. Orot ta efan gewasin kwaitin, orot ta efan kakafin kwaitin, afufunen nati na’atube i men gewasin.
5 Listen, my dear brothers and sisters! Didn’t God choose poor people in the world to become rich in faith and to receive the kingdom that he promised to those who love him?
5 Imih taitu au yabow, kwananowar gewas, sabuw iyab iti tafaramamaim yababan wairafih God rubinih baitumatum wairafih himatar God ana aiwob boro ninowah hinab, sabuw iyab God hibiyabuw eomatanih bairi.
6 Yet, you show no respect to poor people. Don’t rich people oppress you and drag you into court?
6 Baise kwa i yababan wairafih kwabi’orot bai’ibih. Sabuw sawar wairafih hibokwarakwarar baibatiyenamaim teyaya’i kwa’itih kwasoso’ob ai en?
7 Don’t they curse the good name ⌞of Jesus⌟, the name that was used to bless you?
7 Sabuw nati i kwa Jesu wabin gewasin kwabaib isan tur kakafin hio tibi’ibi kwa’i’itin ai en?
8 You are doing right if you obey this law from the highest authority: “Love your neighbor as you love yourself.”
8 God ana obaiyunen tur ofafar bukamaim iti na’atube hikirum, “Taituwa iniyabow o taiyuw isa kubiyabow na’atube.” Iti ofafar i anababatun turobe’emaim kwanabi’ufunun na’at, nati i ef gewasin kwasisinaf.
9 If you favor one person over another, you’re sinning, and this law convicts you of being disobedient.
9 Baise sabuw ufuhine hai itininamaim ta efan gewasin kwanitin, naatu ta efan kakafin kwanabitin, nati i bowabow kakafin kwasisinaf, imih kwa i ofafar asto’obenayah.
10 If someone obeys all of God’s laws except one, that person is guilty of breaking all of them.
10 Orot yait ofafar etei ebobosiyasiyar, baise wanawanahimaim ofafar ta’imon ea’astu’ub, ofafar etei i ea’asto’oben.
11 After all, the one who said, “Never commit adultery,” is the same one who said, “Never murder.” If you do not commit adultery but you murder, you become a person who disobeys God’s laws.
11 Anayabin ofafar eo, “Taituwa aawan ufun men inan.” Naatu eo maiye, “Taituwa men ina’asabun.” Naatu o tura aawan ufun men inamih, baise tura i’asabun momorob o i ofafar etei i’asto’oben.
12 Talk and act as people who are going to be judged by laws that bring freedom.
12 Sabuw iyab roufamen ana ofafar ebibatiyih na’atube o auman boro nibatiyi, imih mata toniwa’an abisa kubowabow naatu abisa kuo ina’itin gewas.
13 No mercy will be shown to those who show no mercy to others. Mercy triumphs over judgment.
13 Anayabin o yait taituw men kukakabibirih baibabatiyen ana veya God boro men nakabibirimih. Kabeberamaim boro God dogoron inabotabir baibatiyen boro inisnowah.
14 My brothers and sisters, what good does it do if someone claims to have faith but doesn’t do any good things? Can this kind of faith save him?
14 Taitu, orot ta nao, ayu i baitumatumayan, baise men nabi’a’it na’at ana gewasin boro abistan namatar? Baitumatum nati na’atube men karam boro niyawasi.
15 Suppose a believer, whether a man or a woman, needs clothes or food
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16 and one of you tells that person, “God be with you! Stay warm, and make sure you eat enough.” If you don’t provide for that person’s physical needs, what good does it do?
16 Nati ana veya’amaim o bay men initih naatu ar faifuw men initih, baise ina’uwih. “Kwana’abur gewas biya hinafora’ab naatu bay kwanaa ya hinagadid, God nigegewasini kwanama.” Tur nati na’atube inao ana gewasin boro abisa namatar?
17 In the same way, faith by itself is dead if it doesn’t cause you to do any good things.
17 Itininaban nati na’atube, imih baitumatum akisin nabin nabat, aurin bai’a’it en nati baitumatum i murubin.
18 Another person might say, “You have faith, but I do good things.” Show me your faith apart from the good things you do. I will show you my faith by the good things I do.
18 Baise orot boro iti na’atube nao. “Orot ta i baitumatumayan, naatu orot ta bai’a’aitayan, hairi’ika i karamam,” baise ayu abibatiy, “Orot baitumatumayan aurin bai’a’ait en kwi’obaiyu aitin, baise ayu karam boro au baitumatum abi’a’it ani’obaiy kwana’itin.”
19 You believe that there is one God. That’s fine! The demons also believe that, and they tremble with fear.
19 Kwa kwabitumatum God i ta’imon? Gewasin! Demon auman hitumatum hibir ah umah teo’oror.
20 You fool! Do you have to be shown that faith which does nothing is useless?
20 Kwabikoko’aw! Ani’obaiyi kwana’itin baitumatum aurin bai’a’it en ana ub i murubin.
21 Didn’t our ancestor Abraham receive God’s approval as a result of what he did when he offered his son Isaac as a sacrifice on the altar?
21 Kwaso’ob aisim ata agir Abraham yamutufuren bai God nanamaim tit? Ana bai’a’itamaim taiyuwin natun Isaac bai gem tafanamaim siboromih yara’ah.
22 You see that Abraham’s faith and what he did worked together. His faith was shown to be genuine by what he did.
22 Imih kwana’itin Abraham ana baitumatum naatu ana bai’a’it hairi hai bowabow i ta’imon, imih ana bai’a’itamaim ana baitumatum in yomanin easa’ub.
23 The Scripture passage came true. It says, “Abraham believed God, and that faith was regarded as the basis of Abraham’s approval by God.” So Abraham was called God’s friend.
23 Imih Bukamaim iti na iturobe eo, “Abraham God itumitum naatu ana baitumatumamaim God Abraham bai ana orot mutufurin matar.” Naatu ana begon rouw eaf.
24 You see that a person receives God’s approval because of what he does, not only because of what he believes.
24 Imih kwana’itin baitumatum naatu bai’a’it hairi i tanita’imon ata ef boro namutufor God matanamaim, men baitumatum akisin nabin nabat.
25 The same is true of the prostitute Rahab who welcomed the spies and sent them away on another road. She received God’s approval because of what she did.
25 Ana’itinin ta kwana’itin. Efamaim baiwa’an kwanekwaneyan babin wabin Rahab Israel sabuw hai rafot rouwayah hinan hai merar yi buwih, naatu ibaisih ef ta’awat iuwih hibihir. Imih ana bowabowamaim yamutufur God matanamaim.
26 A body that doesn’t breathe is dead. In the same way faith that does nothing is dead.
26 Biya aurin ayubin en, biya i murubin na’atube baitumatum aurin bai’a’it en baitumatum i murubin.
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