2 Corinthians 5
1 We know that when this earthly “tent” we live in is taken down, we have a house prepared by God, not made by human hands. It is eternal and is in heaven. (aiōnios g166)
Ti rusa inki aruttuko ti hira ti ticukum tiru anyimo une ugeme. Tizin ira sa ugomo Asere ma barkan duru ni. Age be sa daki abarka ani in tari tu unu tini ba. A ge sa adi cukuno anyimo a ani sarki umara. (aiōnios g166)
2 We sigh with longing for this, wanting so badly to be clothed with this new heavenly home.
A pum ageme ani ti inso iriba ti tira apum ti iri asokin duru turunga apum aru me azezzeser.
3 When we put on this clothing we won't be seen naked.
Inki a sokin duru turunganan me ada kem me haru ti ciki ihuruba ba.
4 While we are in this “tent” we sigh, being weighed down by this life. It's not so much that we want to take off the clothing of this life but that we look forward to what we shall be clothed with, so that what is mortal may be overwhelmed by life.
Uganiya sa ta raa ani pun nu nee ugeme, unoro uni tazin meki wuza me barki, azo me uguna agi ti harzina ina aru me anyimo unee ugeme, ani me ti nyara a sokin duru turunga ta zezzere tini, barki debe sa ma vengize kpico debe sa ma wono.
5 It's God himself who prepared us for all this, and who provided the Spirit as a guarantee to us.
Asere ani anya duru ugino ugamirka me, me sa ma nya duru bibe biriri bi meme, ma nikara ni mum be sa wuu ini anaje.
6 So we remain confident, knowing that while we are at home here in our physical bodies, we are away from the Lord.
Barki ani me, kode umaya tizin nikara amuriba, ti kuri ti rusa apum ageme sa ti rani, tizi sas nan nu ugomo Asere.
7 (For we live by trusting in God, not by seeing him.)
Ti cukum ti kadure tini ti zini, azo me ti uguna anu agi anu wa hirii duru ba.
8 As I say, we are confident, wanting to be away from the body so we can be at home with the Lord.
Ani me tizin ini kara. Itekin duru ti harzina in napum aru age me ti cukuno ahira Ugomo Asere.
9 That's why our goal, whether home here in our bodies or not, is to make sure we please him.
Barki ani me ca i cukunon duru guu imum iwuza, nani ti raa ahira ameme, nyani ta harzina nan me, ukem uru une uni ti sani me iriba.
10 For all of us must appear before Christ's seat of judgment. Each of us will receive what we deserve for what we have done in this life, whether it is good or bad.
Ya cukuno vat uru, adi cukun duru aje ukpanku udenge utize ti Ugomo Asere, barki konde avi ma kem imum be sa maa wuzi ini sa ma raa ani pum ni geme nani iriri nani izenze.
11 Knowing how we are in awe of the Lord, we try to convince others. It's clear to God what we are, and I hope that it's clear to your minds too.
Ana me, sa tizin in biyau bi Ugomo Asere, ine ini ya wuna ti zin unu tuburo acee aru bati ti kem uhunguko anabu. Gusi uzina uru me, izi imum irusa ini ahira Asere, ti hira imum me izi ani me amuriba mushi cangi.
12 We are not trying to speak well of ourselves again, just trying to give you the opportunity to be proud of us, so you can answer those who are proud of outward show and not what they are inside.
Sa izi ani me, azo unonzo uni ce nini tizin shi ni, ti zinu bezi ushi unna sa idi yezize igiri in haru, barki inki idi buu tize ahiran an de sa wazin imma kpanku ma dangdang sa wa kunnan in mani, azo uzina uweme sa wazi.
13 If we are “crazy people,” it's for God. If we make good sense, it's for you.
Inki muriba muru ma suro apum aru me, agino me, barki Asere ani. Inki ti raa anyimo amuriba muru me, a gino me barki she wani.
14 Christ's love urges us on, because we're absolutely sure that he died for everyone, and so everyone died.
Uhem Asere ahira aru me, une uni imum be sa ta kem barki ani me ta inko iriba iru a'inde sa ya cukuno iwono iwe ini vat.
15 Christ died for everyone so that they shouldn't live any longer for themselves, but for him who died and rose again for them.
Ma wi ini barki anabu, an debe sa wa vengize, kati wa wuzi ticukum ti hem, ca wa wuzi ti de sa ma wi barki weme, anno ahirza me barki we me.
16 From now on we don't look at anyone from a human point of view. Even though we once viewed Christ this way, we don't do so any longer.
Sa azi ani me, ana me nan uhana aje tida kuri ti gbarika anu anyimo abanga ani pum nigeme ba, sa izi ani me taa hiri Vana ugomo Asere anyimo ani me, ana me tizon duru unu hira ume anyimo anini.
17 That's why anyone who is in Christ is a new being—what was old is gone, the new has come!
Barki ani me, vat an de sa wazi ahana Asere, uyoo uso uni, imum ikuzu ya mara, vat timum tacukuno ti soo.
18 God did all this by changing us from enemies into friends through Christ. God gave us this same work of changing his enemies into his friends.
Kagino katuma uwuza Asere uni vat, me me sa ma patan nan ni ce nime me, ma kuri ma nyan duru katuma ku suro uka bara utize me.
19 For God was in Christ bringing the world back from hostility to friendship with him, not counting anyone's sins against them, and giving us this message to change his enemies into his friends.
Anime ani Asere abarka abanga nan une wan nice ni meme, mada basa me ucara abanga aweme azezzeser ace aweme, ma kuri ma nyan duru tize tu pata ace agino me.
20 So we are ambassadors for Christ, as though God is pleading through us: “Please, won't you come back and be God's friend?”
Barki ani me, haru wani ana akadura kasere, ani me Asere ma nyara anu usuro ahira aru. Ti zinu tira tari barki Asere, patani acee ahi me nan Asere.
21 God made Jesus, who never personally sinned, experience the consequences of sin so that we could have a character that is good and right just as God is good and right.
Me sa ma taa me ucara abanga, Asere a kurzo me unu cara abanga barki haru bati tikem uribe ahira Asere usuro umeme.
