Malam Mdannak 6
1 Acunüng Toca naw msingnak he khyüh üngka mat han kphyan se ka hmuh, acunüng xüngkia xüngksei kphyü he üngka mat naw khawnghmüma kba, “Lawa” ti se ka ngjak.
I looked when the Lamb opened one of the seven seals, and I heard one of the four living creatures say in a voice that sounded like thunder, “Come!”
2 Ka han teng üng ngse akbawk ka hmuki. Acuna khana ngcumki naw li kpawm se bawilukhum ami ngbün sak. Acunüng ani cun nängkia kba ngnängnak yah khaia ktawihki.
I looked and there was a white horse. Its rider held a bow, and he was given a crown. He came out as a conqueror in order to conquer.
3 Acunüng Toca naw msingnak anghnginak a han kphyan la xüngksei anghnginak naw, “Lawa” ti se ka ngjak.
When the Lamb opened the second seal, I heard the second living creature say, “Come!”
4 Acunüng ngse akce, asen lawki. Acuna khana ngcumki üng khawmdek khana ngtuknak lawpüi se khyang he nghnim kyu khai hea johit ami pet. Kcim ngbaünu pi ami pet si.
Then another horse came out—fiery red. To its rider was given permission to take peace away from the earth, so that its people would slaughter one another. This rider was given a huge sword.
5 Acunüng Toca naw msingnak akthumnak a han kphyan la xüngksei akthumnak naw, “Lawa” ti se ka ngjak. Ka han teng üng ngse alea khana ngcumki naw kbäinak kcüng se ka hmuh.
When the Lamb opened the third seal, I heard the third living creature say, “Come!” I saw a black horse, and its rider held a pair of scales in his hand.
6 Acunüng xüngseikia xüngksei kphyü hea ksung üngka kthaiha mäih naw, “Mhmüp mata phua kyung kcang khawt mat yahki. Mhmüp mata phua mujaw khawt thum yahki. Acunsepi Olip ksitui la capyit ta ä jah kpyeha” ti se ka ngjak.
I heard what seemed to be a voice among the four living creatures say, “A choenix of wheat for one denarius, and three choenices of barley for a denarius. But do not harm the oil and the wine.”
7 Acunüng Toca naw msingnak akphyünak a han kphyan la xüngksei akphyünaka kthai naw, “Lawa,” ti se ka ngjak.
When the Lamb opened the fourth seal, I heard the voice of the fourth living creature say, “Come!”
8 Acunüng ka han teng üng, ngse amvo ka hmuh. A khana ngcumkia ngming cun Thihnak kyase Thihnak khaw naw k’et lü a läk. Anini naw khawmdek püm khyü üngka püm mat ham na ni se ngtuknak, eikhaw setnak, natnak hlikhaü la sakyung he am jah hnimnak sak vaia ana jah peta kyaki. (Hadēs g86)
Then I saw a pale horse. The rider on it was named Death, and Hades was following him. They were given authority over one-fourth of the earth, to kill with the sword, with famine and disease, and with the wild animals of the earth. (Hadēs g86)
9 Acunüng Toca naw msingnak amhmanak a han kphyan la Pamhnama ngthu ami sangkhapa phäha pi kyase, ami sitiha phäha pi kyase, ami jah hnima ngmüimkhya he cun kphyawnkunga keha ka jah hmuh.
When the Lamb opened the fifth seal, I saw under the altar the souls of those who had been killed because of the word of God and the testimony which they held.
10 Acunüng amimi naw angsanga, “Ngdüngdai lü ngcimcaih lü ahmäi mkhütkia Bawipa aw! Keimi jah hnimkia khyang hea khana ngthu mkhya lü na jah mkhuimkha lawnak vaia kcün hin ivei hlü hamki ni?” tia ngpyangki he.
They cried out with a loud voice, “How long, Ruler over all, holy and true, until you judge those who live on the earth, and until you avenge our blood?”
11 Acunüng suisak akbawk ami jah pet. Amimia mäiha ami jah hnim hnga vaia m'ya akce he la jumeiki he aküma ami jah hnim vei cäpa asängca ami jah ngäng vaia jah mthehki he.
Then each of them was given a white robe, and they were told that they should wait a little longer until the full number of their fellow servants and their brothers and sisters was reached who were to be killed, just as they had been killed.
12 Acunüng Toca naw msingnak akhyuknak a han kphyan la mkhyü aknuia ngsün law lü, khawnghngi kpyawn lenua kba le law lü, khya pi thisena mäiha avan sen law se ka hmuh.
When the Lamb opened the sixth seal, I watched and there was a great earthquake. The sun became as black as sackcloth, and the full moon became like blood.
13 Fik dung khawkhi naw ksün se am a hmin ham üng a kthei he ami kyu lawa kba Aisi he pi mdeka kyu law khai he.
The stars in the heavens fell to the earth, just as a fig tree drops its unripe fruit when shaken by a stormy wind.
14 Khankhaw pi kcahnana kba ngtawm lü khyük lawki. Mcung la khawkawng naküt he pi ami awmnak üngka naw ngnawn bäihki he.
The sky vanished like a scroll that was being rolled up. Every mountain and island was moved out of its place.
15 Acunüng khawmdek sangpuxang he, bawi he la yekap ngvai he, bawimangki he la khyang kyan he, khyang kce avan, m'ya la ä m'ya he naküt cun khui hea k’uma la mcunga lungnu he üng ngthupei hüki he.
Then the kings of the earth and the important people, and the generals, and the rich, and the powerful, and everyone else, slave and free, hid in caves and among the rocks of the mountains.
16 Acunüng mcung he la lungnu hea veia, “Jah sip law u lü bawingawhnak üng ngawkia mik üngka la Toca a mlungsonak üngka naw jah thup law ua;
They said to the mountains and to the rocks, “Fall on us! Hide us from the face of the one who is seated on the throne and from the Lamb's wrath.
17 Kyühkyawksekia ami mlungsonaka mhmüp cun pha law ve; u naw khamei thei khai ni?” ami ti.
For the great day of their wrath has come. Who is able to stand?”
