Luke 15
1 And all the tax collectors and sinners were coming near to Him, to hear Him,
Y abilláron a ó os Publicanes y os chores somia junelar.
2 and the Pharisees and the scribes were murmuring, saying, “This One receives sinners, and eats with them.”
Y os Phariseyes, y os Libanés chumasquerelaron, penando: Ocona paillo ustilela á os chores, y jalela sat junos.
3 And He spoke to them this allegory, saying,
Y les chamulió yeque parabola, penando;
4 “What man of you having one hundred sheep, and having lost one out of them, does not leave behind the ninety-nine in the wilderness, and go on after the lost one, until he may find it?
¿Coin enré sangue sinela o manu, sos terela cien brajias, y si se najabela yeque braji, na mequela as noventa y nu averes andré os bures, y chala orotar a braji sos se habia najabado, disde alacharlá?
5 And having found, he lays [it] on his shoulders rejoicing,
Y despues de alacharla, l’ustilela opré desquerias varandias, y se alendela.
6 and having come into the house, he calls together the friends and the neighbors, saying to them, Rejoice with me, because I found my sheep—the lost one.
Y abillando al quer araquerela á desqueres panáles, y sunparáles, penando: Diñeladmangue o parabien, presas he alachado a brají, sos se habia najabado.
7 I say to you that [more] joy will be in Heaven over one sinner converting, rather than over ninety-nine righteous men who have no need of conversion.
Sangue penelo, que andiar sinará butér plazer andré o Charos opré yeque chor sos quereláre penitencia, que opré noventa y nu laches, sos na terelan menester penitencia.
8 Or what woman having ten drachmas, if she may lose one drachma, does not light a lamp, and sweep the house, and seek carefully until she may find?
¿O que romi sos terela deque chulís, si se najabela yeque chuli, na urdiflela o dendesquero, y julabela o quer, y orotela a chuli emposunó disde alacharla.
9 And having found, she calls together the female friends and the neighbors, saying, Rejoice with me, for I found the drachma that I lost.
Y despues de alacharla, catanela as monrias, y sunparálas, y penela: Diñeladmangue o parabien, presas he alachado a chulí, sos se habia najabado.
10 So I say to you, joy comes before the messengers of God over one sinner converting.”
Andiar sangue penelo, que sinará plazer anglal es majares de Un-debél por yeque chor sos querela penitencia.
11 And He said, “A certain man had two sons,
Y penó: Manu tereló dui chabores:
12 and the younger of them said to the father, Father, give me the portion of the substance falling to [me], and he divided to them the living.
Y o mas chinoro penó á desquero batu: Batico, dinme a aricata e baji, sos ha de sinar minri, y le diño sun baji.
13 And not many days after, having gathered all together, the younger son went abroad to a far country, and there he scattered his substance, living riotously;
Y frimes chibeses despues, catanando o mas chinoro saro desquero parné, se chaló á aver chim baribustrias millas, y oté najabó saro o parne, vivisarando sasta dinelo.
14 and he having spent all, there came a mighty famine on that country, and himself began to be in want;
Y pur terelaba bucharado o saro, abilló boquis bari andré ocola chim, y ya na tereló que jalar.
15 and having gone on, he joined himself to one of the citizens of that country, and he sent him into the fields to feed pigs,
Y chaló, y se binó lacró de yeque busno de ocola chim, sos le bichabó a desquero posuno á guardiserar balichés.
16 and he was desirous to fill his belly from the husks that the pigs were eating, and no one was giving to him.
Y camelaba perelarse o trupos de los bobes que os baliches jamelaban; y cayque se los diñaba.
17 And having come to himself, he said, How many hired workers of my father have a superabundance of bread, and I am perishing here with hunger!
Tami limbidiando al lacho e jeró, penó: ¡Quantos curadores sinelan andré o quer de minrio batusch, sos terelan manro de sobrauncho, tami menda acoi sinelo merando de boquis.
18 Having risen, I will go on to my father, and will say to him, Father, I sinned—to Heaven, and before you,
Mangue ardiñelaré, y chalaré al batusch, y le penaré: Batu, he querdi grecos contra o Tarpe y anglal de tucue;
19 and I am no longer worthy to be called your son; make me as one of your hired workers.
Ya na sinelo cabalico de sinar araquerado tun chaboro: querelame lacró, sasta sinelan os paillés.
20 And having risen, he went to his own father, and he being yet far distant, his father saw him, and was moved with compassion, and having ran he fell on his neck and kissed him;
Y se ardiñeló, y se chaló orotar sun batu. Y sasta aun sinaba dur baribu, sun batu le dicó, y le tereló canrea, y chaló najando, y l’ustiló al querlo, y le diñó chumendi.
21 and the son said to him, Father, I sinned—to Heaven, and before you, and I am no longer worthy to be called your son.
Y o chabo penó: Batu, he querdi grecos contra Un-debél y anglal de tucue: ya na sinelo cabalico de sinar araquerado tun chabo.
22 And the father said to his servants, Bring forth the foremost robe, and clothe him, and give a ring for his hand, and sandals for the feet;
Tami o batu penó a desqueres lacrés: Lanelad acoi os coneles mas laches, y chiteladle, y le chibelad l’angustro andré a bas, y tirajaisch en os pindrés:
23 and having brought the fatted calf, kill [it], and having eaten, we may be merry,
Y lanelad goruy chinoro chudcho, y tasabeladlo, y jalemos, y querelemos jachipen.
24 because this son of mine was dead, and lived again, and he was lost, and was found; and they began to be merry.
Presas se meró minrio chabo, y terela chipen de nuevo: sinaba najabado, y acana sinela alachado. Y se chibáron querelar a jachipen.
25 And his elder son was in a field, and as, coming, he drew near to the house, he heard music and dancing,
Y o chabo mas baro sínaba abrí, y pur abilló sunparal al quer, juneló as singas y o giyabar:
26 and having called near one of the young men, he was inquiring what these things might be,
Y araqueró á yeque es lacrés: y le puchabó qué sinaba ocolo.
27 and he said to him, Your brother has arrived, and your father killed the fatted calf, because he received him back in health.
Y o lacró le penó: Ha abillado tiro plal, y tiro batu ha tasabado goruy chinoro chudcho, presas en chipen ha abillado.
28 And he was angry, and would not go in, therefore his father, having come forth, was pleading him;
Tami ó sinaba ululé, y na camelaba chalar andré; tami sicobandose o batu, se chibó á mangarle.
29 and he answering said to the father, Behold, so many years I serve you, and never did I transgress your command, and you never gave to me a kid that I might make merry with my friends;
Y rudeló á desquero batusch, y penó: He acoi tantas berjis he sinado randiñando para tucue, y nunca he querdi contra tirias vardas, y nunca me has diñado yeque bruñita somia jalarla féteménte sat minres panales.
30 but when your son—this one who devoured your living with prostitutes—came, you killed to him the fatted calf.
Tami pur abilló ocona tun chabo, sos terela gastisarado desquero parné sat lumiacas, le has tasabado goruy chinoro chudcho.
31 And he said to him, Child, you are always with me, and all my things are yours;
Entonces le penó desquero batusch: Chaboro, deltó sinelas con-a-mangue, y o saro sos terelo sinela tiro.
32 but to be merry, and to be glad, it was necessary, because this your brother was dead, and lived again, he was lost, and was found.”
Tami sinaba mistos querelar jachipen, y alendarnos, presas se meró tun plal, y terela chipen de nuevo; sinaba najabado, y acana sinela alachado.
