1 Corinthians 2
1 Brothers and sisters, when I came to you I didn't try to impress you with wonderful words or great wisdom when I told you what God had to say to you.
Ninton wo me ye niyi mir vayi mena ye ni gwa ninta ko ni hi kima na nitre irji, ni bunko kpi bi biwa ba rhiba gamee ni tre Rji wa me kpayem ni wu.
2 I decided that while I was with you I didn't want to concentrate on anything except Jesus Christ, and that he was crucified.
Ninto wa mw yo suron mena takpe na nintu, me na he niyi na, sai de Yesu kristi, wa bi kle ni gicciye ni.
3 I came to you in weakness, fearful and trembling.
Me he niyi ni mi ya ni sisir ni wer Kpa gbugbu'u.
4 I didn't speak to you with persuasive words of wisdom to convince you. I just explained it all to you through the evidence and power of the Spirit.
Nitre mu, ni dubu mu banahe gur hankali wukpi wa he nimi hiki ma na iye ni zho Ruhu mai-sarki ni iko.
5 That way your trust in God wouldn't rely on human wisdom but on the power of God.
Ana niyo suron mbi tu kpe wu biki ma ndi du hei wu Rji.
6 However, we do use words of wisdom when we speak to those who are spiritually mature, but this isn't wisdom that comes from this world, or from the rulers of this world who soon fade from the scene. (aiōn g165)
Zizan ki tre wu hikima ni biwa kuson kpan kpan ahna biwa boo he ni biki ma gbu-gbu'u ko hi son ni mulki wu ton yi wukle yi wa ba ki wace. (aiōn g165)
7 On the contrary we explain God's wisdom in terms of a revealed mystery that was previously hidden which God planned for our glory before the creation of the worlds. (aiōn g165)
Naki ki tre nitu hikima wu Rji wa a riri da wu jaji wa bariyi ni hikima wu Rji wahe riri tun niton dau kako ima. (aiōn g165)
8 None of the rulers of this world understood anything about this—for if they had, they would not have crucified the Lord of glory. (aiōn g165)
Dubircu bi zizan ha na tou ki na, ba di na to niton mu ba di na kpayem do glo Yesu zu dakaka na. (aiōn g165)
9 But as Scripture says, “No one has ever seen, and no one has ever heard, and no one has ever imagined what God has prepared for those who love him.”
Wunaki nitrema, Rashishi wato, u ba ton awo ba suron ndi wa taba rhimere kpi biwa Irji a tiba nibawu ba wa ba kpayeme niwu.
10 But God has revealed this to us through the Spirit, because the Spirit delves into the depths of God.
Ama ikpi biyi Irji a tsor ta ni zo Ruhu. Nakiyi Ruhu niya kpi biwa bahe ni zurfi wu Rji.
11 Who knows anyone's thoughts except the actual person? In the same way no one knows God's thoughts except the Spirit of God.
Anha to mi suron ndi, naki se de ruhu wa a he nindi? naki ba indi wato du kpi bi zurfi wu Rji saide Ruhu Rji
12 For we have received the Spirit from God, not the spirit of this world, so that we could understand what God so generously gave us.
Naki kina kpa ruhu wu gbungbu'u na, a Ruhu wa ahi kina kpa ruhu wu Rji kima wakya nito kpi ni shishi wa Rji a nota.
13 That's what we speak about—not using words taught by human wisdom, but what the Spirit teaches. We explain what is spiritual using spiritual terms.
Ki tre ni tu kpi biyi ba ni klama wa ndi ba tsro ta ni hikima ndi ba ama ni Ruhu wa w tsou kpi bi ruhu ni ndi bi ruhu.
14 Of course people who are not spiritual don't accept what comes from God's Spirit. It's just foolish nonsense to them, and they can't understand it, because what is spiritual has to be properly examined.
Wa ana he ni Ruhu na ana kpa kpi bi Ruhu Rji na, ba zama kpi bi wauta niwu. Ana iya datoba na, don ba kpi bi ruhu.
15 People who are spiritual investigate everything, but are not placed under investigation themselves.
Wa he ni Ruhaniya ani shari anta kpi ba na duki naki ama bari ba na sharanta u na.
16 For “who understands the Lord's mind, and would think to instruct him?” But we do have Christ's mind!
“A nha iya tou suron Rji wa ni iya do tre wawu ni tsro wu?” Duk naki kita kihe ni suron u vera Rji.
