Hebrews 6
1 Therefore, leaving the elementary teaching about Christ, let us move on toward perfection, not laying again a foundation of repentance from dead works and trust in God,
nitu kima ki don tre u mumla u kristi ndi zren hi ko shishi mla u yindin ku na la kma hi ni tu kpatre rjia mbu u mumla wa bana gigla ndu mbani kponji ni mi rji
2 of teaching about baptisms, of laying on of hands, of resurrection of the dead, and of eternal judgment. (aiōnios g166)
nda na tsro u mumla nitu batsima ka ba wo kasa tashme u wa ba khwua ni tron u kakle (aiōnios g166)
3 We will do this, that is, if indeed God should permit it.
kie tie wayi ni kpanyeme rji
4 Because, it is impossible to bring back into repentance those who were once for all enlightened, who have partaken of the heavenly gift and were made sharers in the Holy Spirit,
ahi kpye u dii ndu biwa bana toh kpan nda la roo u shulu too wa ba kpa isan mba u rji tsratsra
nda latre ndindi u rji toh ni ngbengblen u nton uyea (aiōn g165)
6 and yet have fallen away—they would be crucifying the Son of God all over again, just for themselves, holding Him up to contempt.
u nda ye joku ana tie tu ndu ba nji baye ni nkon rji ngana
7 Now the ground that drinks in the rain that frequently falls on it and produces a crop useful to those for whom it is really cultivated receives blessing from God;
u meme wa ani so malu wa ani ku nitu nitu nda ni ndu ba kpyi ba ndi ni bi ron baa rju ni bawu irji ni tu lulu niwu
8 but should it bear thorns and thistles, it is disqualified, almost a curse, whose destiny is a burning.
u kpyi bi rju ba hi he ngban me ni tie nyu u kle ma ahi gon lu
9 For all that, dear ones, we are confident of the better things concerning you—things that accompany salvation—even though we speak like this.
niwa kie hla towa anita niyumbi biyi wa kie sona kie toh ndi bi tu kpyi bi kpon bi utre gbujbu
10 Because God is not unjust so as to ignore your work, even the labor of love you have invested in His name, in that you have ministered to the saints and continue to do so.
u rji na wo ani tie meme na wani kama ni yu ndu mbi wa bi toh tie ndu ni bi tsratsra ba wa bi tie ye luwa me
11 You see, we really do want each of you to show this same diligence to the very end, so as to fulfill the hope;
kie yo scon ni ndu yiyri mbi wu ndu tsro yo sron mbi hi kle nton a ni ndu yo sron bi ndu hi ngbangban
12 so that you not become lazy, but rather imitators of those who through faith and patience inherit the promises.
ahe tokima ni ndu yi na tie sanko na ndi huza u waa nii nkon kponji ni vugble ba kpa yo nyu mba
13 Now when God made a promise to Abraham, since He had no one greater to swear by, He swore by Himself
wa irji a yo nyu ni ibrahim nitu wa indjiori n a zanwu wa ani shrji niwu a na waa shirji nituma
14 saying, “Indeed, blessing I will bless you, and multiplying I will multiply you.”
a tre njanjimu nitie lulu niwu ndi ni nno bahbu gbugbuwu
15 And so, after he had been patient, he obtained the promise.
nakima Ibrahim waa yogble nda gben aye kpa yo nyu ma
16 Because since men swear by the greater, and for them the confirming oath puts an end to every dispute,
cucu indji ba shirji ni kpye wa a zan bari u shirji hi kpye wa ani zon tre wa ba hla
17 similarly God, being determined to show even more clearly to the heirs of the promise the unchanging nature of His purpose, guaranteed it by an oath,
niwa rji a son tsro nglelelemye ni bi son nyu ma wa ayo nyu bawu a ni tu kpye zizi wa rji tie u bana kasran na
18 so that by two unalterable things, in which it is impossible for God to lie, we should have a strong encouragement, we who have taken refuge by grasping the hope set before us;
a tie wa nitu kpyi ha wa bana kasran na bi tsro ndi irji nita bre tice u kita wa ki tsutsu kafe wrji u rii kie sen ngble ndi nji yo sron mbu wa asi gben taa
19 which hope we have as an anchor for the soul, both certain and secure, actually entering the inner sanctuary behind the curtain,
kie he ni yo soron nawaa ahe too rai wa ba klia nda njaryi wa kimayi ni rihi nimi kogon plia
