Hebrews 2
1 So we should pay even closer attention to what we've learned so we don't drift away from it.
Ie amy zay, tsy mahay tsy tomiren-tika am-pininihañe o jinanjin-tikañeo, tsy mone handifike.
2 If the message the angels brought was trustworthy, and every sin and disobedient act brings its own consequence,
Aa kanao niventeñe te soa oreñe i tsara nisaontsie’ anjeliy, naho fonga nandilovañe ami’ty evae’e o fiolàñe naho fanjeharañeo,
3 how will we escape if we don't pay attention to this great salvation that the Lord first announced, and then we had confirmed to us by those who heard him.
le aia ty hipolitiran-tika naho amoean-tikañe i rombake jabajaba zay? ie tam-pifotora’e añe ty namotora’ i Talè fitaroñe, naho niventè’ o nahajanjiñeo;
4 God also testified through signs and miracles, by acts that show his power, and by the gifts of the Holy Spirit, given as he chose.
mbore nitaroñen’ Añahare am-biloñe naho halatsàñe naho sata tsitantane ankafankafa, vaho amo falalàn’ Arofo Masiñeo an-satri’ey.
5 It's not angels who will be in charge of the world to come that we're talking about.
Tsy o anjelio ty nampiambaneañe i voatse ho avy isaontsian-tikañey
6 But as it's been said, “What are human beings that you should worry about them? What is a son of man that you should care about him?
fa teo ty nitsaraeñe ty hoe: Ino ondatio, te ahoa’o, naho ty ana’ ondaty te tilihe’o?
7 You set him a little lower than the angels; you crowned him with glory and honor, and placed him over all your creation.
Nanoe’o ambanevanen’Añahare heike, mbore sinabaka’o engeñe naho hasiñe naho tinendre’o ambone’ o satam-pità’oo,
8 You gave him authority over everything.” Nothing was left out when God gave him authority over everything. However, we see that not everything is subject to his authority yet.
vaho nampivohore’o ambanem-pandia’e eo ze he’e. Aa kanao kila nampiambaneañe ama’e, le tsy ao ty napo’e tsy hivohotse ama’e. F’ie henanekeo mbe tsy onin-tika te hene nampiambaneañe.
9 But we see Jesus, placed a little lower than the angels, through the suffering of death crowned with glory and honor. Through God's grace Jesus experienced death for everyone.
Fe fohin-tikañe i nanoeñe ambanevane’ o anjelio heikey, toe Iesoà, ie nalovilovin-kavilasy ro sinabakan’ engeñe naho hasiñe, soa t’ie ami’ty fatarihan’ Añahare ro hitsope-kavilasy ho a ze he’e.
10 It was appropriate that God, who creates and maintains everything, should bring many of his children to glory, and to completely prepare through suffering the one who leads them to salvation.
Amy t’ie nañeva, le nanoañe ze he’e, naho toe ie ty talim-pisia’ ze haliforañe, ie minday anake maro mb’an-drenge, ro nifonireñe an-kaloviloviañe ho Talèm-pandrombahañe iareo.
11 For both the one who makes people holy and those who are made holy belong to the same family. That's why he doesn't hesitate to call them “brothers,”
Aa kanao songa boak’ amy Raikey i mpañamasiñey naho o nefera’eo, le tsy manalatse aze te anoa’e longo,
12 saying “I will announce your name to my brothers; I will praise you among your people when they meet together.”
ami’ty hoe Ho taroñeko amo rolongokoo ty tahina’o; ho bangoeko añivo’ o fivorio.
13 Also: “I will place my trust in him,” and “Here I am, together with the children God has given to me.”
tovo’e: Hatokisako re. vaho indraike: Intoy iraho, naho o amory natolon’ Añahare ahikoo.
14 Because the children share flesh and blood in common, he shared in this in the same way so that through death he could destroy the one that had the power of death—the devil—
Aa kanao itraofa’ o anakeo ty nofotse aman-dio, le rinambe’e ty hifanahake am’ iereo, handrotsake amy havilasi’ey i mpanandily amy havilasiy—toe i mpañìnjey;
15 and free everyone who through fear of death were enslaved all their lives.
vaho ho haha’e ze nondevoze’ ty fihembañañe amo havilasio amo hene andro niveloma’eo.
16 Of course it's not angels he's concerned about; he's concerned to help the children of Abraham.
Toe tsy nandrambe anjely, fa o tarira’ i Abraàmeo ty nandrambesa’e.
17 That's why it was necessary for him to become like his brothers in everything, so that he could become a merciful and trustworthy high priest in the things of God, to forgive his people's sins.
Aa le tsy mete tsy nihambañeñe amo longo’eo amy ze he’e re, soa te ho mpisorom-bey miferenaiñe naho migahiñe aman’ Añahare, hañefetse o tahi’ ondatioo.
18 Because he himself suffered when he was tempted, he is able to help those who are tempted.
Aa kanao nitsoheñe an-kalovilovian-dre le lefe’e ty mañìmba o tsoheñeo.
