Matthew 5
1 When Jesus saw the crowds following him he went up a mountain. There he sat down together with his disciples.
Bhir bisi dangor hoija pora, Jisu to ekta tilla uporte uthijaise. Tai ta te boha pichete, tai laga chela khan bhi Tai usorte ahise.
2 He began teaching them, saying:
Aru Jisu pora Tai laga chela khan ke eneka koi kene sikhaise,
3 “Blessed are those who recognize they are spiritually poor, for the kingdom of heaven is theirs.
“Atma te dukhia thaka khan dhonyo ase, Kilekoile sorgo laga rajyo taikhan nimite ase.
4 Blessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted.
Dukh koi kene thaka khan, taikhan dhonyo ase, Kilekoile taikhan laga mon aram kori dibo.
5 Blessed are those who are kind for they will own the whole world.
Nomro hoi kene thaka khan dhonyo ase, Taikhan prithibi laga adhikari hobo.
6 Blessed are those whose greatest desire is to do what is right, for they will be satisfied.
Dharmikta nimite bhuk aru pyaas thaka khan dhonyo ase, Taikhan ke bhorta kori dibo.
7 Blessed are those who are merciful, for they will be shown mercy.
Dayalu thaka manu khan dhonyo ase, Taikhan daya pabo.
8 Blessed are those who have pure minds, for they will see God.
Mon sapha thaka khan dhonyo ase, Taikhan Isor ke dikhibo.
9 Blessed are those who work to bring peace, for they will be called children of God.
Shanti nimite kaam kora khan dhonyo ase, Taikhan ke Isor laga bacha khan koi kene matibo.
10 Blessed are those persecuted for what is right, for the kingdom of heaven is theirs.
Dharmikta nimite dukh pai thaka khan dhonyo, Sorgo laga desh to taikhan nimite ase.
11 Blessed are you when people insult you and persecute you, and accuse you of all kinds of evil things because of me.
Tumikhan dhonyo ase jitia Ami laga naam nimite manu khan pora tumikhan ke gali dibo, dukh digdar dibo aru misa misi bodnam dibo.
12 Be glad, be really glad, for you will receive a great reward in heaven—for they persecuted the prophets who came before you in just the same way.
Monte bisi khushi hobi kele koile sorgote tumikhan nimite bisi dangor inam rakhi kene ase. Jun bhabobadi khan tumi laga age te ahisele, taikhan ke bhi eneka dukh digdar dise.
13 You are the salt of the earth, but if the salt becomes tasteless, how can you make it salty again? It's good for nothing, so it's thrown out and trodden down.
Tumikhan etu prithibi laga nimok nisena ase. Kintu nimok laga swadh haraise koile, kineka tai laga swadh to arubi anibo? Etu to eku kaam laga nohoi jai, kintu etu ke phelai dibo aru manu khan pora chipai dibo.
14 You are the light of the world. A city built on a hill can't be hidden.
Tumikhan etu prithibi laga puhor ase. Ekta sheher ke pahar uporte bonaile lukabo napare.
15 No one lights a lamp and then puts it under a bucket. No, it's placed on a lamp-stand and it provides light to everyone in the house.
Nohoile bhi manu khan tai laga saaki julai kene kiba ekta dabba pora bondh kori kene narakhe, kintu etu saaki ke khamba te rakhikena pura ghor ke ujala kori bole diye.
16 In the same way you should let your light shine before everyone so they can see the good things you do and praise your heavenly Father.
Tumi laga pohor ke eneka ujala kori dibi manu khan age te, titia taikhan tumi laga bhal kaam khan sob dikhi jabo aru tumi laga Baba Isor jun sorgote ase, Taike mohima dibo.
17 Don't think I came to abolish the law or the writings of the prophets. I didn't come to abolish them, but to fulfill them.
Moi Isor laga niyom aru bhabobadi khan ke khotom kori dibo nimite ahise eneka nabhabi bi. Moi khotom kori dibole aha nohoi, kintu eitu khan sob pura kori dibo nimite ahise.
18 I assure you, until heaven and earth come to an end, not a single letter, not a single dot of the law will come to an end before everything is fulfilled.
Kilekoile moi hosa pora tumikhan ke koi ase jitia tak prithibi aru akas khan khotom nohoi, ekta dagi nohoile ekta chutu kotha bhi naharabo, jitia tak etu kotha khan sob pura nohoi.
19 So whoever disregards the least important commandment, and teaches people to do so, will be called the least in the kingdom of heaven; but whoever practices and teaches the commandments will be called great in the kingdom of heaven.
Etu nimite, kun pora etu niyom aru hukum khan bhangabo aru dusra khan ke bhi eneka kori bole sikhabo, taikhan laga naam bhi sorgo laga rajyo pora hatai dibo. Kintu kun pora etu hukum aru niyom sob rakhe, taike sorgo laga rajyote mohan matibo.
20 I tell you, unless your moral rightness is more than that of the religious teachers and the Pharisees, you can never enter the kingdom of heaven.
Etu nimite Moi tumikhan ke koi ase, tumikhan laga dharmikta to niyom likha khan aru pharisee khan pora bhi bhal hobo lage, eneka nohoile tumikhan sorgo laga rajyote ahibo na paribo.
21 You've heard that the law said to the people of long ago: ‘You shall not murder, and anyone who commits murder will be condemned as guilty.’
Tumikhan hunise utu purana somoite eneka koi dise, ‘Morai diya kaam na koribi,’ aru, ‘Jun pora manu ke morai taikhan Isor laga bisar te ahibo.’
22 But I tell you, anyone who is angry with his brother will be condemned as guilty. Whoever calls his brother an idiot has to answer to the council, but whoever verbally abuses others is liable to the fire of judgment. (Geenna g1067)
Kintu Moi tumikhan ke koi ase, sob manu jun khan tai nijor bhai ke gusa kore, tai logot Isor laga bisar ahibo, aru nijor bhai ke eneka kowa khan to sabha age te bisi digdar hobo, ‘Tumi kaam nathaka manu!’ Aru tai norok laga jui te juli bo jodi ekjon pora tai bhai ke eneka koi, ‘Tumi murkho manu!’ (Geenna g1067)
23 If you're at the altar making an offering, and remember that your brother has something against you,
Etu karone, jitia tumi Isor laga age te daan dibole ane, aru bhai ke kiba biya korise koi kene monte ahise koile,
24 leave your offering on the altar and go and make peace with him first, and afterwards come back and make your offering.
tumi laga dhun khan bedi usorte chari dibi. Aru poila jai kene tumi laga bhai logote mon milai lobi, etu pichete ahikena Isor ke daan dibi.
25 While you're on the way to court with your opponent, make sure you settle things quickly. Otherwise your opponent might hand you over to the judge, and the judge will hand you over to the court official, and you will be thrown into jail.
Kunba tumike bisar ghor te loijabo koi ase koile, naja-a age te tai logote kotha milai lobi, kele koile ekbar bisar ghor te jaise koile tai pora tumike ukil laga hathte di dibo, aru ukil pora tumike sipahi khan logote di dibo aru sipahi khan pora tumike bondhi ghor te rakhidibo.
26 I tell you the truth: you won't get out of there until you've paid every last penny.
Hosa pora Ami tumikhan ke koidi ase, tumi bondhi ghor pora bahar naulabo jitia tak tumi laga dhar sob tirai nadibo.
27 You've heard that the law said, ‘Do not commit adultery.’
Tumikhan eneka kowa hunise, ‘Bebichari na koribi.’
28 But I tell you that everyone who looks lustfully at a woman has already committed adultery with her in his mind.
Kintu Moi tumikhan ke koidi ase, jun manu ekjon mahila ke biya kaam kori bole bhabi loi, tai mon bhitor te bebichar kori loise.
29 If your right eye leads you to sin, then tear it out and throw it away, because it's better to lose one part of your body than to have your whole body thrown into the fire of judgment. (Geenna g1067)
Jitia ekta suku pora tumike biya kaam koribo di ase, utu suku ke ulaikene dhur te phelai dibi. Kilekoile gaw te ekta biya saman nimite pura gaw norokte ja pora to, ekta suku nathaki kene jinda thaka he bhal hobo. (Geenna g1067)
30 If your right hand leads you to sin, then cut it off and throw it away, for it's better for you to lose one of your limbs than for your whole body to go into the fire of judgment. (Geenna g1067)
Tumi laga ekta hath pora paap kaam kori ase koile, etu ke kati kene phelai dibi. Kilekoile pura gaw norokte ja pora, ekta hath nathaki kene jinda thakile he bhal ase. (Geenna g1067)
31 The law also said, ‘If a man divorces his wife, he should give her a certificate of divorce.’
Eneka bhi koi kene ase, ‘Jun mota tai laga maiki ke chari bole mon ase, tai pora chari diya laga chithi likhi kene tai laga maiki ke dibole lage.’
32 But I tell you that any man who divorces his wife except for sexual immorality causes her to commit adultery, and whoever marries a divorced woman commits adultery.
Kintu Moi tumikhan ke etu koidi ase, jun mota dusra maiki logote bebichar kori bole tai laga maiki ke chari diye, taike bebichari maiki bonai di ase. Aru jun manu pora etu chari diye maiki ke shadi koribo, tai bhi bebichar kori loise.
33 And again, you've heard that the law said to the people of long ago, ‘You shall not perjure yourself. Instead make sure you keep the oaths you swear to the Lord.’
Aru, tumikhan poila jamana te huni kene thakibo, ‘Misa kotha nimite kosom nakhabi, kintu ji kosom Probhu logote korise etu purah koribi.’
34 But I tell you, don't swear at all. Don't swear by heaven, because it's the throne of God.
Kintu Moi tumikhan ke koi ase, tumi laga kosom nimite, sorgote thaka laga naam nalobi, kele koile etu Isor laga singhason ase;
35 Don't swear by the earth, because it's God's footstool. Don't swear by Jerusalem, because it's the city of the great King.
prithibi laga naam nalobi, kele koile etu Isor laga theng rakha jaga ase; Jerusalem laga naam nalobi, kele koile etu mohan Raja laga desh ase.
36 Don't even swear by your head, because you're not able to make a single hair white or black.
Aru nijor laga naam loi kene kosom nakhabi, kele koile tumi nijor laga chuli ke boga nohoile kala kori bole hokti nai.
37 Simply say yes or no—more than this comes from the evil one.
Kintu tumi laga kotha ‘Hoi to, hoi' kobi, aru ‘Nohoi to Nohoi’ kobi. Kintu etu pora aru bisi kotha kora khan to sob biya khan pora ase.
38 You've heard that the law said, ‘An eye for an eye, and a tooth for a tooth.’
Tumikhan hunise eneka koi kene ase, ‘Suku laga bodli suku, aru daat laga bodli daat.’
39 But I tell you, don't resist someone who is evil. If someone slaps you on the right cheek, turn the other cheek to them as well.
Kintu Moi koi ase, tumike kunba golti kora manu ke badla lobole na koribi. Hoilebi, jun manu tumike mukh laga ekta phale thapor mare, tumi laga dusra phale bhi mari bole dibi.
40 If someone wants to sue you in court and takes your shirt, give them your coat too.
Kunba manu bisar ghor te jabole itcha hoi aru tumi laga kapra pindhi loi, taike apuni laga chador bhi di dibi.
41 If someone demands that you go one mile, go with them two.
Kunba manu khan pora tumike ek kilometer jabole koile, tumi tai logote dui kilometer jabi.
42 Give to those who ask you, and don't turn away those who want to borrow from you.
Jun manu tumike kiba mangile taike di dibi, aru jun manu tumike kiba dhar lobole mange, taike mana na koribi.
43 You've heard that the law said, ‘Love your neighbor and hate your enemy.’
Tumikhan hunise eneka koi kene, ‘Tumi laga ghor usorte thaka manu ke morom koribi aru tumi laga dushman ke ghin koribi.’
44 But I tell you, love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you,
Kintu Moi tumikhan ke koi ase, tumi laga dushman ke morom koribi, aru jun khan tumike dukh-digdar di ase, taikhan nimite prathana koribi,
45 so you may become children of your heavenly Father. For his sun shines on both the good and the bad; and he makes the rain fall on both those who do right and those who do wrong.
eneka korile tumikhan sorgote thaka Baba laga bacha khan hobo. Kilekoile Tai laga suryo to biya manu aru bhal manu ke bhi diye, aru borkhon pani to biya manu aru bhal khan ke bhi diye.
46 For if you only love those who love you, what reward do you have? Don't even the tax-collectors do that?
Jitia tumikhan khali morom kora khan ke morom kore, etu to ki labh pabo? Kilekoile poisa utha manu khan bhi eneka kore nohoi?
47 If you only speak kindly to your family, what more are you doing than anyone else? Even the heathen do that!
Tumikhan khali tumi laga bhai khan he mane koile, etu kori kene tumi ki dangor kaam korise? Isor ke najana khan bhi dusra khan ke eneka kore nohoi?
48 Grow up and become completely trustworthy, just as your heavenly Father is trustworthy.
Etu nimite, tumikhan ekdom thik hobo lage, jineka tumikhan laga sorgo Baba Isor thik ase.
