Matthew 15
1 Then some Pharisees and religious teachers from Jerusalem came to Jesus and asked him,
AI'SĬNAKIX ki Pharisees, Jerusalem istsitappimix otsit'totaakax Jesus, ki an'iau,
2 “Why do your disciples break the tradition of our forefathers by not washing their hands before they eat a meal?”
Tsanĭstapiuats umut'ŭnĭstŭpaipixipiau ŭkaitappix otŭn'ĭssuaiauĕsts? Oyĭs'sax ke'tan, matŭstsĭmiu'ax.
3 “Why do you break God's commandment because of your tradition?” Jesus replied.
Nokŭt'anĭstsiuax ku'maukanĭstŭpaipĭxipuaiĭsks Ap'ĭstotokiuă otse'poawsĭnni kŏk'satsĭsaai kiksĭs'tapŭnĭssuai?
4 “For God said, ‘Honor your father and mother,’ and ‘Those who curse their father or mother should be put to death.’
Ap'ĭstotokiuă an'iu, atsĭmmĭm'mĭsau kĭn'a ki kiksĭs'ta; ki, annŏk' ai'pakosĭnikuyiuŏk un'ni ki oksĭs'tsi, unnianĭstse'ĭnsă.
5 But you say that if someone tells their father or mother, ‘Whatever you might have expected to get from me is now a gift to God,’ then
Ki kitan'ipuau annŏk' an'ĭstsiuŏk un'ni ki oksĭs'tsi, kotŭk'sĭnaie, kitak'ototokuinanipi nĕsto'a,
6 they don't have to honor their father. In this way you've annulled God's word for the sake of your tradition.
Ki kŭt'atsĭmmĭmmiuax un'ni ki oksĭs'tsi, paio'toau. Kitse'poawsuauĕsts kumut'saiepumapĭstutsipaie Ap'ĭstotokiuă otse'poawsăn.
7 You hypocrites! How well Isaiah described you when he prophesied:
Kitsiksĭs'tapokŏmmotsitappiansuai! Esaias prophet kit'sokapenŭpanikoau, ki an'iu,
8 ‘These people say they honor me but in their minds they don't care about me.
Am' ox matap'pix nimut'astokokiau maau'ĕsts, ki nimut'atsĭmmĭmmokiau oto'ŭniuauĕsts: ki u'skĕttsipŏppuanĕsts nitsĭp'piokokiĕsts.
9 Their worship of me is pointless. What they teach are just man-made requirements.’”
Nitsiksĭs'tapatsĭmmĭmmokiau, ŏk'aumaitsipĭsts ăt'suaiĭsksĭnĭmats'iauax nĭn'ax otan'ipuauĕsts.
10 He called the crowd over and told them, “Listen, and understand this:
Ki nan'nikŏttsiuax o'tappiisĭnna ki an'ĭstsiuax, Okh'tok, ki sokap'okhtok;
11 it's not what goes into you through your mouth that defiles you. It's what comes out of your mouth that defiles you.”
Annik' itsŭp'popiik maoi'i matokapĭstotok'atsaie nĭn'aii; annik' sŭk'siik maoi'i itokapĭstutuyiu'iu'aie nĭnaii.
12 Then Jesus' disciples came to him and said, “You do realize that the Pharisees were offended by what you said.”
Ki otŭsksĭnimats'ax otsĭtota'akax ki otan'ikax kikŭt'ŭsksĭnipa Pharisees otsĭs'kŭksau otokh'tsĭsau annik' epo'awsĭnik?
13 “Every plant my heavenly Father didn't plant will be uprooted,” Jesus replied.
Ki nokŭt'ŭniu, kŏnai'sŭpipumanĭsts Nin'a spots'im okŭt'taisŭpipumattopĭstsi ak'sŭskŏpattopiĕsts.
14 “Forget about them—they are blind guides. If a blind man leads another blind man, then they'll both fall into a ditch.”
Amau'patokau; naps'tsiotŭppĭnnŭkiau naps'tsix. Ki naps'tsiuă ătŭppĭn'nŭssi napstsi'i, atŭn'iaksĭnni akai'akitsŭppopiiau.
15 Then Peter asked, “Please tell us what you mean by this illustration.”
Peter itŭman'ĭstsiuaie, noksksĭnĭm'atsokĭnan am'om parable.
16 “Haven't you understood this yet?” replied Jesus.
Ki Jesus an'iu, kikŭttaisakiaisauaiokhtsĭmipiuaua?
17 “Don't you see that whatever goes in through the mouth then passes through the stomach, and then leaves the body as waste?
Kikŭttaisauaioklitsimipuaua, annik' itsŭp'opiik maoi'i, itŭp'sŭppopiu mo'koanni ki ipsai'piosop?
18 But what comes out through the mouth comes from the mind, and that's what defiles you.
Ki annists'ĭsk itsŭks'isk maoi'i u'skĕttsipŏppi itsŭks'iax; ki itokap'ĭstutuyiauaie nĭn'aii.
19 For what comes from the mind are evil thoughts, murder, adultery, sexual immorality, theft, false witness, and blasphemy
U'skĕttsipŏppi itsŭks'ĕsts sauum'itsitsitanĭsts, inik'sĭsts, auŏk'otanĭsts kŏmos'ists, ĭstŭp'saiepĭtsĭnni, atauŭn'ĭssĭsts;
20 and those are what defile you. Eating with unwashed hands doesn't defile you.”
Am'ostsk itokap'istutuyiauaie nĭn'ai'i; ki maks'oyissi otsauomŭs'tsĭmĭssi matokapistutuyiuats nĭn'aii.
21 Jesus left and went to the region of Tyre and Sidon.
Jesus itŭmĭstŭpa'atomaie, ki Tyre ki Sidon ĭstssoots'ĭsts itsitap'po.
22 A Canaanite woman from that area came, shouting out, “Lord, son of David! Please have mercy on me, because my daughter is suffering badly because she's possessed by a demon!”
Ki sat' sit, Canaan ista'ke itsux'iu annists'isk issoots'istsk, ki itasaine'poattsiuaie, ki an'iu, Kĭm'okit Nin'a, David okku'i! Nitŭn'na eiko'ksĭstutoau maka'pistaaw.
23 But Jesus didn't reply at all. His disciples came to him and told him, “Tell her to stop following us. All her shouting is really annoying!”
Ki matsitsitsipsattsiuatsaie. Ki otŭsksĭnĭmatsax otsitota'akax ki otau'kŏmŏnikax ki an'iax Ŭnnĭstŭp'skŏs; nitŭsksauasaine'poŭkĭnan.
24 “I was sent only to the lost sheep of the house of Israel,” Jesus said to the woman.
Ki nokŭt'anistsiuax, nikak'itŭpskoko Israeli ĭstat'stanix emŭk'ikĭnaiĭx.
25 But the woman came and kneeled before him, and said, “Lord, please help me!”
Otsitŭmitota'akaie ki otatsĭm'mĭmmokaie, ki an'iu, Nin'a Spum'mokit!
26 “It's not right to take the children's food and throw it to the dogs,” Jesus told her.
Ki nokŭt'anĭstsiuaie, matŏkhsiu'ats mŏk'otsĭssi pokax otsau'ŏsĭnoaii mŏkitŭp'apĭxĭsĕsts imitax'.
27 “Yes, Lord, but even dogs are allowed to eat crumbs that fall from their master's table,” she replied.
Ki (ake'uă) an'iu, E'mŭniu, Nin'a; ki imitax' au'attomiau pinikĕsts ĭnnĭssi'ĭsts otsin'aimoauai otsitau'yipiaie.
28 “You have great trust in me,” Jesus answered. “Your wish is granted!” And her daughter was healed immediately.
Jesus itŭmok'anĭstsiuaie, Ake', omŭk'o kĭtaumai'tŭksĭnni: Ŭnnianĭstsits'tsĭs kitsitsi'tatopi. Ki otŭn'ni ikuttotoai'ĭnai annik' itai'ksĭstsikumiopik.
29 Jesus returned, passing by the Sea of Galilee. He went into the mountains nearby where he sat down.
Ki Jesus itsĭs'tŭpaatomaie annim', ki itast'toto Galilee istomŭk'sikĭmi; ki ita'mĭsso nitum'mo ki itau'piu annim'.
30 Huge crowds came to him, bringing those who were lame, blind, crippled, dumb, and many others who were sick. They laid them on the ground at his feet, and he healed them.
Ki akai'tappix otsito'taakax, ki ipokom'iauax ŭs'tsekaiix, naps'tsix, kŭttaiai'puyix, iko'mŭksix, ki akaiĕm'ix stsĭk'ix ki Jesus okt'sĭsts itsĭn'apiksĭstsiauax; ki ikut'tutuyiuax:
31 The crowd was astounded at what they saw happen: the deaf could speak, the crippled were healed, the lame could walk, and the blind could see. They praised the God of Israel.
Ki kŏnai'tappix ek'skaietŭkkiau, otsĭnno'ŏssauax kŭttaiai'puyix otse'puyĭssax, ki iko'mŭksĭx otokut'totoŏsax, ki ŭs'tsekaiix otauau'ŏkăsax, ki naps'tsix otsaps'ax: ki ŭs'tsakŏttsiau Israel ĭstap'ĭstotokii.
32 Jesus called his disciples over and told them, “I feel really sorry for all these people, because they've been with me now for three days, and they have nothing to eat. I don't want to send them away hungry, in case they faint on their way home.”
Jesus itŭmĭn'nikŏttsiuax otŭsksĭnĭmats'ax, ki an'iu, nitai'kĭmaiau o'tappiisĭnna nioks'kai ksĭstsiku'ĭsts nitopokau'pimokiau, ki matokoyiu'axau: ki nimat'aksĭstŭpskoauaxau otau'notssau ŏkskakŭmitseni'au moksoku'i.
33 “Where could we find enough bread here in this desert to feed such a huge crowd?” the disciples responded.
Ki otŭsksĭnĭmatsax an'ĭstsiauaie Tse'ma nŏkitotsipĭnan'a ke'tani manĭsto'mŭkopiau mŏk'otkuĭsĕsts o'tappiisĭnna?
34 “How many loaves of bread do you have?” Jesus asked. “Seven, and a few small fish,” they replied.
Ki Jesus anĭstsiuax, Tsanetso'a ke'tanĭsts kitsinan'oauĕsts? Ki an'iau, Ikĭt'sikaiau, ki unna'tosĭmi inŭk'umix.
35 Jesus told the crowd to sit down on the ground.
Ki an'ĭstsiuax o'tappiisĭnna, ksŏk'kum mŏkittopasax'ax.
36 He took the seven loaves and the fish, and after blessing the food he broke it into pieces and gave it to the disciples, and the disciples gave it to the crowds.
Ki mat'sĭmĕsts ikĭt'sikaiĕsts ke'tanĭsts ki mammix', ki a'tsĭmoiikau, ki a'mĭnotsĭmĕsts, ki ikotsiuax otŭsksĭnĭmats'ax, ki ŭsksĭnĭmats'ax ikotsiu'ax o'tappiisĭnna.
37 Everybody ate until they were full, and then they collected the leftovers, filling seven baskets.
Ki ikŏnau'yiau, ki ikuyi'au; ki mat'sĭmiau pinikĕsts ĭtskim'iauĕsts ikĭt'sikaii ĭsksĭmmatŭk'isokaiĭsts itui' tsĭsts.
38 Four thousand men ate the food, not counting women and children.
Anniks'isk au'yixk nĭssoyĭm'i omŭk'sikepĭppix nĭn'ax, ki akex, ki pokai.
39 Then he sent the crowds away, got into a boat, and went to the Magadan region.
Ki itsĭs'tŭpskuyiu o'tappiisĭn'na, ki itsĭt'sŭppopiu akh'iosatsĭs, ki ito'to Magdala ĭstssootsĭsts'i.
