Mark 2
1 A few days later Jesus returned home to Capernaum, and news spread that he was there.
Khaw mhmüp asäng ngsawk se Jesuh Kapenawma cit be lü ima awmki tia mawng cun ngthang hüki.
2 So many people crowded inside the house that it was packed, even outside the door, as Jesus told them the message.
Ami luhnak vai khuiim am nghäng lü, mkawt peia pi thetkia, khyang khawjah ngcun lawki he. Acunüng Jesuh naw ngthu pyenki.
3 Four men had brought a man who was paralyzed,
Acunüng, akxo cun khyang kphyü naw kawt u lü, Jesuha veia ami lawpüi.
4 but they could not get near Jesus because of the crowds. So they went up on the roof and took it apart. After they had made an opening above Jesus, they lowered down the mat with the paralyzed man lying on it.
Khuiima khyang be se, Jesuha veia am ami cehpüi thei. Acunakyase Jesuha ngdanga mkyung ami kpäk. Acunüng mkyung kpäk lawpäng u lü akxo cun a ihnak phak mah maha ami ju khyak.
5 When Jesus saw the trust these men had, Jesus said to the paralyzed man, “Friend, your sins are forgiven.”
Jesuh naw ihlawka ami jumeinak dämki ti hmu lü, akxo üng, “Ka capa aw, na katnak he cun jah mhlät pänga kya ve,” a ti.
6 Some of the religious teachers sitting there thought to themselves,
Acunüng thum jah mtheiki avang ngawki he naw ami mlungmthin k’uma ngai kyu u lü,
7 “Why is he talking like this? He is blaspheming! Who can forgive sins? Only God can do that!”
“I vaia hina khyang naw Mhnam ksekhanaka ngthu a pyen ni? Mhnama thea ta u naw katnak he jah mhlät thei khai ni?” ami ti.
8 Jesus knew right away what they were thinking. He said to them, “Why are you thinking like this?
Jesuh naw acunkba ami ngaihkyu cun angxita ksing lü, “I vai acunkba nami ngaikyuki ni?
9 What's easier: to say to the paralyzed man, ‘Your sins are forgiven,’ or ‘Get up, pick up your mat, and walk’?
“Ini akxoa veia pyen a jäi bawk kawm? Na katnak he jah mhlät pänga kya ve ti la; tho law lü na ihphak lo lü cita ti aw a jäi bawk?
10 But to convince you that the Son of man has the right to forgive sins,
Khyanga Capa naw khawmdek khana katnak he jah mhlät theinaka ana taki ti nami ksingnak vaia ka mdang khai,” ti lü, akxo üng,
11 I say to you (the paralyzed man), ‘Get up, pick up your mat, and go home.’”
“Ka ning mthehki, tho law, na ihphak lo lü, na ima cit bea,” a ti.
12 He stood up, picked up his mat, and walked out in front of everyone there. They were all amazed, and praised God, saying “We've never ever seen anything like this!”
Avan naw ami teng k’um üng tho law lü, a ihphak lo lü, cit se aktäa cäi u lü, Mhnam mhlünmtai u lü, “Hina mäih am mi hmu khawi naw!” tia ng’yüngki he.
13 Jesus went out beside the sea once more and taught the crowds that came to him.
Jesuh Kalile tuili kama cit beki. A veia khyang he law u se, Jesuh naw a jah mthei.
14 As he walked along, he saw Levi son of Alphaeus sitting at the tax-collector's booth. “Follow me,” Jesus told him. Levi got up and followed Jesus.
A ceh lama, Levih naki Alphaha capa ngcawnklawk junga ngaw se hmu lü, “Na läk lawa,” ti se, Levih naw ngdüi law lü a läk.
15 That evening Jesus ate dinner at Levi's house. Many tax collectors and “sinners” joined Jesus and his disciples for the meal, for there were many of these people that followed Jesus.
Acun käna Jesuh cun Leviha ima ei eiki. Ngcawnklawk he la akxawi he am Jesuh la axüisaw he ei ei khaia atänga ngaw hmaihki he. Isetiakyaüng, acuia awmki he cun khawjah law u lü, ami van naw Jesuh ami läka phäha kyaki.
16 When the religious leaders of the Pharisees saw Jesus eating with such people, they asked Jesus' disciples, “Why does he eat with tax collectors and sinners?”
Acukba Jesuh ngcawnklawk he la khyangka he am ei aw hmaih u se Mosia Thum jah mtheikia pharise he naw ami hmu üng, axüisaw he üng, “Ise hin naw ngcawnklawk he la khyangka hea veia ei aw hngaki ni? ti u se,
17 When Jesus heard this, he told them, “It's not healthy people who need a doctor, but those who are sick. I haven't come to invite those who live right, but those who don't—the sinners.”
Acunüng Jesuh naw ngja lü, “Khyang kphetyai he naw Seibawi am hlü u, am phetyaikie naw ni Seibawi ami hlü, kei hin khyang ngsungpyune jah khü khaia am law lü khyangka he ngjutnaka jah khü khaia ni ka law,” a ti.
18 Now John's disciples and the Pharisees were fasting. Some of them came to Jesus, and asked him, “Why is it that John's disciples and the Pharisees fast, but your disciples don't?”
Johana axüisaw he la pharise he naw ei jeihki he. Mhmüp mat üng khyang avang Jesuha veia law u lü, “Johana axüisaw he la pharise he naw ami ei jeihki he, ise nanga xüisaw he naw ami ei am jeihki he ni?” tia ami kthäh.
19 “Do wedding guests fast while the bridegroom is with them?” Jesus asked them. “No. While the bridegroom's with them, they can't fast.
Acunüng Jesuh naw, “Khin he cun cambumkia cangpyang ami veia a awma küt üng ami ei ka cit be khai he aw? Cangpyang ami junga a awma küt üng ami ei am jeih u.
20 But the day is coming when the bridegroom will be taken from them, and then they'll fast.
“Cunsepi cangpyang ami vei üngka naw, ami lakin lawnaka kcün pha law khai. Acunüng acuna mhmüp he üng ami ei jeih law khai he.
21 No one puts a patch that's not shrunk on old clothes. Otherwise the new piece will shrink away from the old, and make the tear worse.
“U naw suisak akthai kpyawn akphyüm am am kbun khawi naw, ami kbun üng akthai naw eitek se, acun käna ateknak ksehlen law khai.
22 No one puts new wine in old wineskins. Otherwise the wine will burst the wineskins, and both the wine and wineskins will be wasted. No. You put new wine in new wineskins.”
“U naw capyittui asü capyit um akphyüm üng am than khawi naw, acunkba ami than üng capyittui asü naw capyit um eipäk se, capyittui ngsawi lü capyit um pi se khai. Acunakyase capyittui asü cun capyit um akthai üng than khawiki he,” ti lü a pyen.
23 One Sabbath day as Jesus was walking through the grain fields, his disciples started picking heads of grain as they walked along.
Jesuh axüisaw he am loma lama Sabbath mhmüp üng ami ceh üng, axüisaw he naw cangvui he ami jah kpyat.
24 The Pharisees asked Jesus, “Look, why are they doing what is not permitted on the Sabbath?”
Acun Pharise he naw hmu u lü Jesuh üng, “Tenga, Sabbath mhmüp üng na xüisaw he naw hinkba ami pawh hin mi thum üng am nglawiki ni!” tia ami pyen.
25 “Haven't you ever read what David did when he and his men were hungry and in need?” Jesus asked them.
Jesuh naw jah msang lü, “Davit naw acuna mhmüp üng a khyang he am ami ei ngai law u lü ami pawh am nami kheh khawiki aw?
26 “He went into God's house when Abiathar was high priest, and ate the consecrated bread which no one except the priests are permitted to eat, and gave it to his men too.”
Acuna Pamhnama im üng lut lü Pamhnam üng peta muk eiki. Ktaiyü ktung Abithaa kcün pät üng kyaki. Mi thum üng ktaiyü ktung he däng naw ami ei theia muk Davit naw ei lü a khyang he üng pi a jah pet cen,” ami ti.
27 “The Sabbath was made for your benefit, not for you to benefit the Sabbath,” he told them.
Jesuh naw, “Sabbath cun khyanga dawnak vaia pyana kyaki; khyang cun Sabbatha phäha pyana am kya.
28 “So the Son of man is Lord even of the Sabbath.”
Acunakyase Khyanga Capa cun Sabbatha Bawia pi kyaki ni,” a ti.
