Hebru 2
1 Te dongah mamih loh n'yaak uh te taoe hnatung ham om. Vik n'hloo ve.
So then, we really must pay the utmost attention to the things we have heard, so that we not drift away.
2 Puencawn rhoek lamloh a thui olka tah khangmai la a om dongah boekoeknah neh althanah loh a taphu a yook te thuem.
For if the word spoken through angels became binding, and every violation and disobedience received a deserved penalty,
3 Metla mamih loh te tluk aih la khangnah n'sawtrhoel te n'poenghal aya? Boeipa dong lamloh a thui bangla a tongcuek kah a dang khaw te loella. Aka ya rhoek long khaw mamih ham a cak sak coeng ta.
how shall we escape if we are careless about that tremendous salvation?—it received its beginning through the Lord's declaration and was confirmed to us by those who heard Him[S],
4 Pathen kah miknoek nen khaw, khobae rhambae nen khaw, thaomnah cungkuem nen khaw, amah kah kongaih bangla a rhekrha Mueihla Cim nen khaw a phong coeng.
God adding His[F] attestation by signs, wonders, various miracles, and distributions of the Holy Spirit according to His own will.
5 Aka lo ham lunglai te puencawn rhoek taengah boengai sak mahnim. Te ni n'thui uh.
Because it is not to angels that He has subjected the coming inhabited earth, about which we are speaking;
6 Tedae pakhat loh hmuen pakhat ah laipai tih, “Hlang he metlam a om tih anih te na poek, hlang capa te khaw metlam a om tih anih te na hip.
rather, there is a place where someone testified saying: “What is man that You are mindful of him, or son of man that you care for him?
7 Anih te puencawn rhoek lakah vel na hlak coeng dae thangpomnah neh hinyahnah te anih na khuem sak.
You made him lower than the angels, for a little while; You crowned him with glory and honor,
8 A cungkuem te a kho hmuiah boe na ngai sak,” a ti. Te dongah a cungkuem te a taengah boe a ngai sak vaengah anih ham a hloh pah tih a paih om pawh. Tedae a cungkuem te anih taengah boe a ngai te tahae ah m'hmu uh hlan.
You subjected all things under his feet.” It follows that in subjecting all things to him, He left nothing that is not so subjected. However, we do not yet see everything subjected to him, at present.
9 Tedae puencawn rhoek lakah tangat vel a hlak vaengah dueknah dongkah patangnah lamloh thangpomnah neh hinyahnah Jesuh a khuem sak te m'hmuh uh. Te daengah ni Pathen kah lungvatnah lamloh a cungkuem yuengla dueknah te a ten eh.
But we do see Jesus, who ‘was made lower than the angels, for a little while’ (in order to suffer death), ‘crowned with glory and honor’—this, by the grace of God, so that He[S] might taste death on behalf of everyone.
10 Te tah amah ham tueng coeng. A cungkuem tah amah ham neh a cungkuem te amah lamloh om coeng. Patangnah lamloh amih kah khangnah rhuihnun te soep sak ham thangpomnah khuila ca rhoek te muep a khuen.
Because it was appropriate to Him[F], for whom are all things and through whom are all things, in bringing many sons into glory, to complete the Author of their salvation through sufferings.
11 Aka ciim sak neh aka ciim rhoek tah pakhat kah boeih ni. Te paelnaehnah nen tah amih te manuca rhoek la khue ham yak pawh.
For both He[S] who is sanctifying and those who are being sanctified are all from One, for which reason He is not ashamed to call them ‘brothers’,
12 Te vaengah, “Na ming te ka manuca rhoek taengah ka puen vetih, hlangboel lakli ah nang kan hlai ni,” a ti.
saying, “I will declare Your name to my brothers; in the midst of the congregation I will sing praise to You.”
13 Te phoeiah, “Kai loh amah te ka pangtung ni,” koep a ti. Te phoeiah, “Kai neh Pathen loh kai m'paek camoe rhoek he,” a ti bal.
And again, “I will put my trust in Him[F]”; and again, “Here am I and the children whom God has given me.”
14 Te dongah camoe rhoek loh thii neh pumsa a boek uh coeng. Amah long khaw amih bangla a cabol coeng. Te daengah ni thaomnah aka khueh dueknah te dueknah lamloh a hmil eh. Te dueknah tah rhaithae ni.
Since, then, the children have flesh and blood as their share, He[S] Himself likewise partook of the same, in order that through His death He might abolish the one who had the power of death—that is, the devil—
15 Te phoeiah ni a hing khui sal aka bi kuekluek ham rhoek te dueknah rhihnah lamloh boeih a hlah eh.
and set free these [the children] who during their whole lifetime were subject to slavery through fear of death.
16 Puencawn rhoek te rhep tu pawt tih Abraham kah tiingan ni a tuuk.
(Now surely He does not assist angels, but He does assist Abraham's seed.)
17 Te dongah manuca rhoek te boeih thuidoek ham a kuek. Te daengah ni pilnam kah tholhnah dawth pah hamla Pathen taengah rhen koi neh uepom khosoihham la a om eh.
That is why He was obliged to become like those ‘brothers’ in all respects, so that He could be a merciful and faithful high priest, in what concerns God, with a view to making propitiation for the sins of the people.
18 Amah loh patang khaw amah la a noemcai coeng dongah a noemcai rhoek te a bom thai coeng.
For in that in which He Himself endured suffering, having been tested, He is able to assist those who are being tested.
