Revelation 6
1 I watched as the Lamb broke open the first of the seven seals. I heard one of the four living creatures shout with a thunderous voice, “Come!”
Tuca loh kutnoek parhih khuikah pakhat a ong vaengah ka hmuh. Te vaengah mulhing pali khuikah pakhat loh rhaek ol bangla ka yaak tih, “Ha lo lah,” a ti.
2 I looked and saw a white horse. Its rider was holding a bow. He was given a crown, and he rode out conquering so that he would be victorious.
Te vaengah marhang bok lawt ka hmuh. A soah aka ngol loh lii a pom. Rhuisam khaw anih te a paek coeng. Te dongah aka noeng longtah cet coeng tih noeng hamla om coeng.
3 When he opened the second seal, I heard the second living creature say, “Come!”
Kutnoek pabae te a ong vaengah mulhing pabae kah, “Ha lo lah,” a ti te ka yaak.
4 Another horse came out, a red one. Its rider was given a large sword, and the power to take away peace from the earth so that people would slaughter one other.
Te vaengah marhang ling pakhat ha pawk tih a soah aka ngol te diklai lamkah rhoepnah te lat tih khat neh khat ngawn sak ham a paek. Te dongah anih te cunghang len a paek.
5 When he opened the third seal, I heard the third living creature say, “Come!” I looked and saw a black horse. Its rider was holding a pair of scales in his hand.
Kutnoek pathum te a ong vaengah a pathum nah mulhing loh, “Ha lo lah,” a ti te ka yaak. Te vaengah marhang muem pakhat lawt ka hmuh. A soah aka ngol loh a kut ah coi a pom.
6 I heard what seemed to be a voice coming from among the four living creatures that said, “Two pounds of wheat cost a day's wages, and three pounds of barley cost the same. But don't damage the oil or the wine.”
Te phoeiah mulhing pali lakli ah ol pakhat bangla ka yaak tih, “Cang sum at denari pakhat la, cangtun sum thum ah denari pakhat la, situi neh misurtui te khaw pat sak boeh,” a ti.
7 When he opened the fourth seal, I heard the fourth living creature say, “Come!”
Kutnoek pali te a ong vaengah a pali nah mulhing kah, “Ha lo lah,” a ti ol te ka yaak.
8 I looked and saw a pale horse. The rider was called Death, and Hades followed him. They received authority over a quarter of the earth to kill people by the sword, by famine, by plague, and by wild beasts. (Hadēs g86)
Te vaengah marhang a pol lawt ka hmuh. A sokah aka ngol tah a ming te dueknah la om tih Saelkhui loh anih te a vai. Amih te diklai pali ah pakhat sokah, thunglang neh, khokha neh, dueknah neh, diklai satlung neh ngawn hamla saithainah a paek. (Hadēs g86)
9 When he opened the fifth seal, I saw underneath the altar those who had been killed because of their dedication to the word of God and their faithful witness.
Kutnoek panga te a ong vaengah Pathen kah olka neh te olka ham laipainah aka khueh rhoek kongah a ngawn uh kah hinglu rhoek te hmueihtuk hmuiah ka hmuh.
10 They cried out, shouting, “How long, Lord who is holy and true, before you will judge and bring to justice those on earth who spilled our blood?”
Te vaengah ol ue la pang uh, “Me hil nim, hlangcim neh oltak Boeipa, diklai hman khosa rhoek taengkah kaimih thii te laitloek tih na thuung mahpawt nim,” a ti uh.
11 Each one of them was given a white robe, and they were told to wait for a little longer until their number was complete—their fellow-believers and brothers who would be killed like them.
Te vaengah amih te hnikul a bok rhip a paek tih a sal puei rhoek khaw, a manuca rhoek khaw, amih vanbangla ngawn ham aka om rhoek te khaw a cup uh duela rhaih ah duem uh dae tila amih te a thui pah.
12 When he opened the sixth seal there was a tremendous earthquake. The sun turned black like hair sackcloth and the whole moon turned red like blood.
Kutnoek parhuk te a ong vaengah ka sawt hatah lingluei muep hinghuen tih khomik te tlamhni mulsui bangla a mukhut la vik poeh. Hla te khaw thii bangla boeih om.
13 The stars of heaven fell to earth like unripe figs falling from a fig tree shaken by a windstorm.
Vaan kah aisi rhoek tah diklai la tla. Thaibu haengkang a voeih bangla khohli loh mat a hinghuen.
14 The sky disappeared like a scroll rolling up, and all the mountains and islands were moved from where they were.
Vaan tah cayol a yol bangla khum. Tlang neh sanglak boeih loh a hmuen te a phawt uh.
15 The kings of the earth, the great leaders, the wealthy, the powerful, and all people, slave or free, hid themselves in caves and among the rocks in the mountains.
Te vaengah diklai kah manghai rhoek long khaw, hlanglen rhoek long khaw, rhalboeipa rhoek long khaw, kuirhang rhoek long khaw, thaom rhoek long khaw, sal neh aka loeih rhoek boeih loh amamih te lungko khui neh tlang kah lungpang khuiah thuh uh.
16 They called on the mountains and the rocks, telling them, “Fall upon us! Hide us from the face of the one who sits on the throne, and from the judgment of the Lamb.
Te phoeiah tlang neh lungpang te, kaimih soah ha tla lamtah ngolkhoel soah aka ngol kah maelhmai lamkah neh tuca kah kosi lamloh kaimih n'thuh dae.
17 For the terrible day of their judgment has come, and who can stand against it?”
A kosi khohnin puei ha pawk dongah ulae aka pai thai eh?,” a ti uh.
