Mark 2
1 A few days later Jesus returned home to Capernaum, and news spread that he was there.
Ye agomuike ku Kaperinaumu ye fikilile ifighono fidebe, lukapulikika kuuti alyale kukaja.
2 So many people crowded inside the house that it was packed, even outside the door, as Jesus told them the message.
Avaanhu viinga vakakong'hana pala napapakava apakukila kange, najila jino jilyale pa mulyango u Yesuvakajova ilisio kuvanave.
3 Four men had brought a man who was paralyzed,
Kange avaanhubvamo valisile kwa mwene vano vamuletile umuunhu unya liteela; avaanhu vane vampindile.
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.
Unsiki yevakunilue kukuntwala vwila vwa lipugha lya vaanhu, pe vakatuvula vakantosia kukyanya ku dari ye vatuvuile, vakikisia ikitanda kino umuunhu untamu juno liteela alakighonile.
5 When Jesus saw the trust these men had, Jesus said to the paralyzed man, “Friend, your sins are forgiven.”
Ya aluvwene ulwitiko lwave, u Yesu akati kwa ntamu, “Mwanango, upyanilue inyivi saako.”
6 Some of the religious teachers sitting there thought to themselves,
Looli mu valembi vamo vano vakikalile pala vakiposiagha munumbula saave,
7 “Why is he talking like this? He is blaspheming! Who can forgive sins? Only God can do that!”
“Anoghile ndani kujova anala? Ipyanila! Ghwe veeni kupyanila inyivi nakwale ujunge kukila u Nguluve mwene?”
8 Jesus knew right away what they were thinking. He said to them, “Why are you thinking like this?
Kange u Yesu akakagula mu numbula sa mwene kino akale isagha muvamo va vanave. Akavavula, “Nakiki musagha mu numbula sinu?
9 What's easier: to say to the paralyzed man, ‘Your sins are forgiven,’ or ‘Get up, pick up your mat, and walk’?
Luhugu luliku kukum'buula unya liteela, upyanilue inyivi sako' nambe kuuti, 'Ima, veghala ikitanda kyako, ulutaghe?'
10 But to convince you that the Son of man has the right to forgive sins,
Lino mukagule kuuti umwana ghwa Adamu alinuvutavulilua uvwa kupyanila inyivi mu iisi, pe alwa m'bulile unya liteela jula,
11 I say to you (the paralyzed man), ‘Get up, pick up your mat, and go home.’”
“Nikukuvula juve, ima, tola ilitefu lyako, vujagha.”
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!”
Unsiki ghughuo akima akaveghala ilitefu lyake akavuka ivuja avaanhu vano pevalyale vaka degha kyongo, kange vakamughiniagha u Nguluve, vakaati “isi se natusivwene lusiku.”
13 Jesus went out beside the sea once more and taught the crowds that came to him.
Akaluta kange mulubale mulisumbe, ilipugha lya vaanhu likalutagha kwa mwene, pe akavavulanisiagha.
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.
Ye ighenfa akamwagha u lawi nswambe ghwa Alfayo ikalile pano isongekesia isongo akambula akati “Um'bingililaghe.” Akima na pikum'bingilila
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.
Pambele u Yesu ye vilavuka ikyakulia munyuma ja lawi, avasongesia songo vinga na vahosi valikalile vivanga nu Yesu palikimo navavulanisivua vake, ulwakuva valyale vinga voope vakam'bingilila.
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?”
Unsiki avalembi, vano valyale Vafalisayo, yevamwaghile u Yesu ihanga navaaanhuvava nyanyivi nava songesia songo, vaka vavula ava vulanisivua vake vakaati, “Nakiki ihanga nava songesia songo na vaanhu ava nyanyivi?”
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.”
U Yesu ye apulike akavavula akati, “Avaanhu avanya vwumi mum'bili navufumbua kuluta kwa mughanga; looli avatamu vevano va mfumbilue. Nanilyakisisie kukuvakemela vano vikuvona vagholofu, looli vano vitang'hinie kuuva vahosi.”
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?”
Avavulanisivua va Yohani nAva Farisayo valyale nu lwiho ulwa kuvuhila kulia. Pe avaanhu vamonga vakisagha kwa mwene ni pikum'buula, “Kiki avavulanisivua vaako navivingilila ulwiho ulwa kuvuhila kulia, ndavule avavulanisivua va Yohan nava Farisayo?
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.
U Yesu akavamula, vano vaghongolilue pavutolani vulu vali nu n'tola n'dala navangavuhile kulia mu lwakufunya? Pa uluo nave untola n'dala alipalikimo numue namughanilue kubuhila kulia.”
20 But the day is coming when the bridegroom will be taken from them, and then they'll fast.
Looli filiva fikisa ifighono fino untolan'dala ilivusivua, apuo pepano vilivuhila kulia mulwa kufunya.
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.
Nakwale umuunhu juno ihona ikigamba ikipia mu mwenda unkuulu, nave avombe uluo ikigamba kilekeng'ana nu mwenda, ikipia kibanduka mukikuulu, pe uvudemule vukwongelela kyongo.
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.”
Nakwale umuunhu juno ivika uluhuje ulupia mu nyambe ing'huulu, nave fye vavombe uluo, uluhuje lupusula inyambe kange fyoni fivili uluhuje ni nyambe visova. Looli vika uluhuje ulupia mu nyambe imia.”
23 One Sabbath day as Jesus was walking through the grain fields, his disciples started picking heads of grain as they walked along.
Mukighonobikya sabati uyesu alyakilile mumaghunga ghamo, navavulanisivua vamo vakatolagha amasoje gha ngano.
24 The Pharisees asked Jesus, “Look, why are they doing what is not permitted on the Sabbath?”
Avafalisayo vakam'bulagha, “Lolagha, kiki vivomba lunonalunoghile mundaghilo isa mukighono ikyabSabati?”
25 “Haven't you ever read what David did when he and his men were hungry and in need?” Jesus asked them.
Akavamula, “Namwembila ndavule u Daudi vule alyavombile ye alimuvunoghelua vwa njala umwene palikimo na vaanhu vano alyale navope?
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.”
Ndavule alyalutile mu nyumba ija Nguluve unsiki ghuno u Abiathari alyale n'tekesi m'baha akalia unkate ghuno ghulyale pavulongolo ghuno naghukanoghile mundaghilo sa muunhu ghweni kuli ulwene vatekesi vene kange akavapela vaamo vano valyale palikimo nu mwene?”
27 “The Sabbath was made for your benefit, not for you to benefit the Sabbath,” he told them.
U Yesu akajova, “isabati jivikilue kuku n'tanga umuunhu, jeeje umuunhu kuva n'kami ghwa Sabati.
28 “So the Son of man is Lord even of the Sabbath.”
Kwekuuti, Mwana ghwa Adamu ghwe Mutwa, naku sabati.”
