Luke 10
1 Afterward, the Lord appointed seventy others, also, and sent them, two and two, before him, into every city and place whither he intended to go.
Agus na dhiaigh so dórduigh an Tighearna mar an gcéadna deithneabhar agus trí fichid eile, agus do chuir sé na ndís agus na ndís roimhe féin iád dá gach uile chathruigh agus ionnad, ann a raíbh a theachd féin.
2 And he said to them, The harvest is plentiful, but the reapers are few: pray, therefore, the Lord of the harvest, that he would send laborers to reap it.
Ar a nadhbharsin a dabhairt sé ríu, Is mór an foghmhar, achd is beag an luchd oibre: uime sin guidhidh Tighearna an fhoghmhuir, luchd oibre do chur amach chum a fhóghmhair.
3 Go, then; behold, I send you forth as lambs amongst wolves.
Imthighidh: féuch, ataimse dá bhur gcur úaim mar úana a measg mhadradh allta.
4 Carry no purse, nor bag, nor shoes; and salute no person by the way.
Ná hiomchruidh sbarán, na tiach loín ná bróga: agus ná beannaighidh do neach ar bith sa tslighe.
5 Whatever house you enter, say, first, Peace be to this house.
Agus gidh bé tigh iona rachtáoi a sdeach, abruidh ar tús, Go raibh sióthcháin don tighse.
6 And if a son of peace be there, your peace shall rest upon him; if not, it shall return upon itself.
Agus má bhionn Mac na sióthchána annsin, do dhéannidh bhur sióthcháinsi comhnnighe air: achd muna raibh, fillfidh sí chugaibh féin a rís.
7 But remain in the same house, eating and drinking such things as it affords; for the workman is worthy of his wages; go not from house to house.
Agus fanaidh an sa tighsin, ag ithe agus ag ól na neitheann atá aca: óir is fiú an toibrigh a thuárasdal. Ná himighidh ó thigh go tigh.
8 And whatever city you enter, if they receive you, eat such things as are set before you;
Agus gidh bé cathair ann a rachtáoi a sdeach, agus go ngéubhaid siád sibh, ithidh na neithe chuirid siád ann bhur bhfiadhuisi:
9 cure the sick, and say to them, The Reign of God comes upon you.
Agus slánaghaidh na heaslaín bhias innte, agus abruidh riú, Do dhruid rioghachd Dé ribh.
10 But whatever city you enter, if they do not receive you, go out into the streets, and say,
Agus gibh bé cathair ann a rachtáoi a sdeach, agus nach génbhuid siád sibh, ar nimtheachd dáoibh amach ar na sraídibh, abruidh,
11 The very dirt of your streets, which cleaves to us, we wipe off against you; know, however, that the Reign of God draws nigh to you.
Craithmíd dhínn bhur naghaidh, go fiú an luaithridh do lean dínn, as bhur gcathruigh: achd cheana bíodh a fhios so aguibh, gur dhruid rioghachd Dé ribh.
12 I assure you, that the condition of Sodom shall be more tolerable on that day, than the condition of that city.
Agus a deirím bhur ribh, Go madh socamhluighe do na Sodomachaibh an lá úd, ná don chathraighsin.
13 Alas, for thee, Chorazin! Alas, for thee, Bethsaida! For if the miracles which have been performed in you, had been performed in Tyre and Sidon, they had reformed long ago, sitting in sackcloth and ashes.
Is anáoibhinn duit, a Chorásin! as anáoibhinn duit, a Bhetsáida! oir dá madh a Dtírus agus a Sídon, do dhéantáoi na miorbhuile do rinneadh ionnaibhsi, is fada ó da dhéanaidís aithrighe, na suidhe a néadach roín agus a luaithreagh.
14 Wherefore, the condition of Tyre and Sidon shall be more tolerable, in the judgment, than yours.
Ar a nadhbharsin budh socamhluighe do Thírus agus do Shídon ann sa bhreitheamhnus, na dháoibhsi.
15 And thou, Capernaum, which has been exalted in heaven, shall be thrown down to hades. (Hadēs g86)
Agus tusa, a Chapernáum, atá ar do thógbháil súas go neamh, teilgfidhthear siós go hifearnn thú. (Hadēs g86)
16 He that hears you, hears me; and he that rejects you, rejects me; and he that rejects me, rejects him who sent me.
Gibh bé éisdeas ribhsi is riomso éisdeas sé; agus gibh bé bheir neimhchion oruibhsi, is oramsa do bheir sé neimhchion; agus gibh bé bheir neimhchion oramsa is ar an té do chuir úadh mé do bheir sé neimhchion.
17 And the seventy returned with joy, saying, Master, even the demons are subject to us, through your name.
Agus do fhilleadar an deithneabhar agus trí fichid maille lé gáirdeachas, ag rádh, A Thighearna, ataíd na deamhuin féin fá smachd aguinne tréd ainmsi.
18 He said to them, I beheld Satan fall like lightning from heaven.
Agus a dubhairt sesion riu, Do chonnairc mé Sátan marr theinnteach ag tuitim ó neamh.
19 Lo! I empowered you to turn on serpents, and scorpions, and all the might of the enemy, and nothing shall hurt you.
Fénch do bheirim dhíbh cumhachda saltairt air na haithreachaibh nimhe agus ar na scorpiónuibh, agus ar uile neart namhad: agus ní ghoirteochaid éin ní sibh.
20 Nevertheless, rejoice not in this, that the spirits are subject to you; but rejoice that your names are enrolled in heaven.
Achd cheana na bíodh gáirdeachas oraibh, ar son go bhfuilid na spioraididhe fá bhur smachd; achd go madh mó bhiás gairdeachas oruibh fá go bhfuilid bhur nanmanna sgríobhtha ar neamh.
21 At that time, Jesus was joyful in spirit, and said, I adore thee, O Father, Lord of heaven and earth; because, having hid these things from sages, and the learned, thou hast revealed them to babes. Yes, Father, because such is thy pleasure.
Ar a núairsion do ghabh gáirdeachas iona spioraid Iósa, agus a dubhairt sé, Do bheirim buidheachas duit a Athair, a Thighearna neimhe agus talmhan, trí gur fholuigh tú na neithesi ó dháonibh eagnuidhe agus glioca, agus gur nochd tú iad do naoidheanánuibh: a seadh, a Athair; tré gur ab mar sin do budh toil leachd féin é.
22 My Father has imparted everything to me; and none knows who the Son is, but the Father; nor who the Father is, but the Son, and he to whom the Son will reveal him.
Atáid na huile neithe ar na dtabhairt dhanhsa óm Athair: agus ní bhfuil a fhios ag éinneach ciá hé an Mac, achd ag a Nathair; agus ciá hé an Tathair, achd ag an Mac, agus an té dá dtiúbhradh an Mac a nochdughadh.
23 Then, turning apart, he said to his disciples: Blessed are the eyes which see what you see.
Agus ar bhfilleadh chum a dheiscíobal, a dubhairt sé fá leith riú, is beannaighthe na súile do chí na neithe do chithísi:
24 For I assure you, that many prophets and kings have wished to see the things which you see; but have not seen them: and to hear the things which you hear; but have not heard them.
Oír a deirim ribh, Gur ab iomdha fáighe agus righthe lér mhián na neithe do chithisi dfaicsin, agus ní fhacadar: agus na neithe do chluintí do chluinsin, agus ní chúaladar.
25 Then a lawyer stood up, and said, trying him, Rabbi, what must I do to obtain eternal life? (aiōnios g166)
Agus féuch, déirigh fear dlighe áirighe na sheasamh, ag cur chathaighthe airsion, agus ag rádh, A Mhaighhisdir, créd do dhéana mé ionnus go bhfuighinn an bheatha mharthannach doighreachd? (aiōnios g166)
26 Jesus said to him, What does the law prescribe? What do you read there?
Achd a dubhairt seision ris, Créd a tá sgríobhtha ann sa dligheadh? Cionnas léaghas tú?
27 He answered, "You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, and with all your soul, and with all your strength, and with all your mind; and your neighbor as yourself."
Agus ar bhfreagra dhósan a dubhairt sé, Gráidheochuidh tú do Thighearna Dia as do chroidhe uile, agus as tanam uile, agus as do bhríoghuibh uile, agus as da smúaintighthibh uile; agus do comharsa mar thu féin.
28 Jesus replied, You have answered right. Do this, and you shall live.
Agus a dubhairt seision ris, As díreach do fhreagair tú: déanasa so, agus mairfidh tú.
29 But he, desirous to appear blameless, said to Jesus, Who is my neighbor?
Achd ar mbeith dhósan, funnmhar ó a fhiréantachd féin da thaisbéanadh, a dubhairt sé re Híosa, Maseadh ciá hé mo chomharsa?
30 Jesus said, in return, A man of Jerusalem, traveling to Jericho, fell among robbers; who, having stripped and wounded him, went away, leaving him half dead.
Agus ar bhfreagra Díosa a dubhairt sé, Do chúaidh duine áirighe siós ó lérusalem go Iérico, agus tárla a measg bhiothamhnach é, do shlad e, agus do loit é, agus do imthigh rompa, ar na fhagbháil leathmharbh.
31 A priest, accidentally going that way, and seeing him, passed by on the father side.
Agus tárla tré chinneamhain gur ghabh sagart áirighe síos sa tslighe sin: agus ar na fhaicsinsion dó, do ghabh sé thairis don táobh eile don tslighe.
32 Likewise a Levite, on the road, when he came near the place, and saw him, passed by on the farther side.
Agus mar an gcéadna Lebhita, a teachd chum a nionaid sin, ar na fhaicsin dó, do ghábh sé tháiris don táobh eile.
33 But a certain Samaritan, as he journeyed, came where he was, and when he saw him, he had compassion,
Agus ar mbeith ag gabháil na sligheadh, do Shamaritánach áirighe, tháinic sé mar a raibh seision: agus ar na fhaicsin, do ghabh truáighe ghér dhó é
34 and went up to him; and having poured wine and oil into his wounds, he bound them up. Then he set him on his own beast, brought him to an inn, and took care of him.
Agus ar ndrud ris, do cheangail sé a chneadha, ag dortadh ola agus fióna ionnta, agus ar na chuir air a ainmhidhe féin dó, rug sé leis go tigh ósda é, agus do ghabh sé cúram na thimcheall.
35 On the morrow, when he was going away, he took out two denarii, and giving them to the host, said, Take care of this man, and whatever you spend more, when I return I will repay you.
Agus ag imtheachd dó lá ar na mhárach, do bhean sé dhá phighinn amach agus tug sé don ósdóir iád, agus a dubhairt sé ris, Bíodh cúram agad fan fhearso; agus gibh bé chaithfeas tú as a chionn so, an tráth fhillfeadsa, do bhéara me dhuit é.
36 Now which of these three, do you think, was neighbor to him who fell among the robbers?
A nois cía don triúrsa, bhreathnaigheas tusa, do bheith na chomharsain ag an tí úd thárla a measg na mbiothamhnach?
37 The lawyer answered, He who took pity upon him. Then said Jesus, Go you and do in like manner.
Agus a dubhairt seísion, An tí ud do rinne trocaire air, Ar a nadhbhasin a dubhairt Iósa ris, Imthighsi agus déana mar an gcéadna.
38 And, as he traveled, he went into a village, where a woman named Martha entertained him at her house.
Agus tárla, ag imtheachd dóibh, go ndeachaidh seision go baile áirighe: agus go rug bean áirighe dar bhaimn Martá dá tigh fein é.
39 She had a sister called Mary, who sat at the feet of Jesus, listening to his discourse:
Agus do bhí deirbhshiúr aicesi dá ngoirthí Muire, agus ar suidhe dhi ag cosaibh Iosa, do bhí si ag éisdeachd lé na bhríathraibh.
40 but Martha, who was much cumbered about serving, came to him and said, Master, do you not care that my sister leaves me to serve alone? Bid her, therefore, assist me.
Agus do bhí Martá lán do chúram lé hiomad friotholuimh, agus a dubhairt sí, A Thighearna, an é nach meisde leachd mar dfág mo dheirbhshiúr misi am áonar ag friotholamb ar a nadhbharsin abair riá cungnamh riom.
41 Jesus answering, said to her, Martha, Martha, you are anxious, and trouble yourself about many things.
Agus ar bhfreagra Díosa a dubhairt sé ría, A Mhartá, a Mhartá, atá tú ro chúramach agus buaidhridh tú thú féin fá mhóran do neithibh:
42 One thing only is necessary. And Mary has chosen the good part, which shall not be taken from her.
Achd cheana ein ní a mhaín atá riachdanach: rug Muire an chuid mhaith do roghain, nach béarthar uáithe.
