Matthew 6
1 Take heed that you perform not your religious duties before men, in order to be observed by them; otherwise you will obtain no reward from your Father who is in heaven.
KOMAIL kalaka, pwe komail der kisakis sansal mon aramas, pwe ren udial; pwe ede sota pwain omail ren Sam omail, me kotikot nanlang.
2 When, therefore, you give alms, do not proclaim it by sound of trumpet, as the hypocrites do, in the assemblies and in the streets, that they may be extolled by men. Indeed, I say to you, they have received their reward.
Ari, koe lao kisakis, ede peuk saui mo om, duen me malaun akan kin wia nan sinakoke kan o nani al akan, pwe ren indand ren aramas. Melel I indai ong komail, re aleer arail pwain.
3 But you, when you give alms, let not your left hand know what your right hand does;
A koe lao kisakis, der kasale ong pali maing om, me pali maun om kin wiada.
4 that your alms may be in secret; and your Father, to whom nothing is secret, will himself recompense you.
Pwe om kisakis en rir; a Sam om, me kin masani wasa rir, pan kotin katingi uk.
5 And when you pray, be not like the hypocrites, who affect to pray standing in the assemblies, and at the corners of the streets, that men may observe them. Indeed, I say to you, they have received their reward.
Koe lao wia kapakap, koe der ras ong me malaun akan, pwe re men kapakap nan sinakoke kan, o nani al akan, pwe ren sansal mon aramas. Melel I indai ong komail, re aleer arail pwain.
6 But you, when you would pray, retire to your closet; and having shut the door, pray to your Father; and your Father, to whom, though he is unseen himself, nothing is secret, will recompense you.
A koe lao wia kapakap, ko ong nan om pera, a koe lao ritingidier wanim o, ap kapakap ong Sam om, me kotikot wasa rir, a Sam om, me kin masani wasa rir, pan kotin katingi uk.
7 And in prayer, use not a multiplicity of words as the Pagans do, who think that using many words will gain them acceptance.
Komail lao kapakap, komail depa purepur ong lokaia mal, duen men liki kan, pwe re kiki ong, me re pan pwaikida ar lokaia toto.
8 Imitate them not; for your Father knows what things you want, before you ask him.
Komail ari ender dueta irail, pwe Sam omail kotin mangi meakan, me mau ong komail, mon omail poeki re a.
9 Thus, therefore, pray you: Our Father, who art in heaven, thy name be hallowed;
A iet duen omail pan wia kapakap: Sam at, me kotikot nanlang. Mar omui en saraui.
10 thy Reign come; thy will be done upon earth, as it is in heaven;
Wei omui en pwaida. Kupur omui en wiaui sappa dueta nanlang.
11 give us to-day our daily bread;
Kotikido ran wet at tungol kaukaule.
12 forgive us our debts, as we forgive our debtors;
Lapwa sang kit dip at, dueta kit me kin lapwada koros, me wia dipi ong kit.
13 and lead us not into temptation, but preserve us from evil.
Eder kaluang kit ren me katikatiamau kan, a nekid kit sang ni me sued akan,
14 For if you forgive others their trespasses, your heavenly Father will also forgive you;
Pwe ma komail pan makeki ong aramas dip ar akan, Sam omail nanlang pan pil makeki ong komail.
15 but if you forgive not others their trespasses, neither will your Father forgive your trespasses.
A ma komail sota pan makeki ong aramas dip ar akan, nan Sam omail sota pil pan makeki ong komail dip omail akan.
16 Moreover, when you fast, look not dismal, as the hypocrites, who disfigure their faces, that men may observe that they fast. Indeed, I say to you, they have their reward.
Komail lao kaisesol, eder mas en sang duen me malaun akan, pwe re kin kawukila mas arail, pwe aramas en kilang arail kaisesol. Melel I indai ong komail, re aleer arial pwain.
17 But you, when you fast, anoint your head, and wash your face;
A koe lao kaisesol, usor mong om o opinok.
18 that your fasting may not appear to men, but to your Father; and your Father, to whom, though he is unseen himself, nothing is secret, will recompense you.
Pwe koe dor kasale ong aramas om kaisesol, a ong Sam om, mi kotikot wasa rir, a Sam om, me kin masani nan wasa rir, pan kotin katingi uk.
19 Amass not for yourselves treasure upon the earth, where moths and rust may consume it, or thieves breaking in may steal it.
Komail der ki pena omail pai kan nin sappa, wasa man en mot o mir pan kawela ia, o men pirap kin weirada o pirapala.
20 But provide for yourselves treasure in heaven, where are neither moths nor rust to consume it, nor thieves to break in and steal it.
A komail ki pena omail pai kan nanlang, wasa man en mot de mir sota pan kawela, o men pirap sota kin weirada de pirapala.
21 For where your treasure is, your heart will also be.
Pwe wasa om pai mia ia, iei wasa mongiong om kin pil mia ia.
22 The eye is the lamp of the body. If, therefore, your eye be sound, your whole body will be enlightened;
Por en mas iei marain en pali war. Ari, ma mas om makelekel, war om karos pan dir eng marain;
23 but if your eye be distempered, your whole body will be dark. And if even the light which is in you be darkness, how great will the darkness be!
A ma mas om me sued, war om karos pan dir en rotorot. A ma marain, me mi lol om, pan rotorot, daduen wan rotorot!
24 A man can not serve two masters; for either he will hate one, and love the other; or at least he will attend to one, and neglect the other. You cannot serve God and Mammon.
Sota amen me pan kak papa saumas riamen, pwe a pan kailongki amen, ap pok ong me teio, de a pan kasampwaleki amen, ap mamaleki me teio. Komail sota pan kak papa Kot o mamon.
25 Therefore I charge you, be not anxious about your life, what you shall eat, or what you shall drink; nor about your body, what you shall wear. Is not life a greater gift than food; and the body more than raiment?
I me I indaiki ong komail: Eder ngongongki ong maur omail, me komail pan kang o me komail pan nim, pil sota ong war omail, me komail pan likau kida. Pwe maur so kasampwal sang kisin manga, o pali war sang likau?
26 Observe the fowls of heaven. They neither sow nor reap. They have no storehouse; but your heavenly Father feeds them. Are not you much more valuable than they?
Kalelapok ong manpir pan lang; re sote, kin kamoredi, re soin kin dolung, re sota kin nak pena; ari so, Sam omail nanlang kotin kamakamanga irail; a ia duen, komail so kasampwal sang irail?
27 Besides, which of you can, by his anxiety, prolong his life one hour?
A is nan pung omail, ni a ngongki, me pan kak use pasang pein i ki tipong en pa eu?
28 And why are you anxious about raiment? Mark the lilies of the field. How do they grow? They toil not: they spin not.
O menda komail ngongki likau? Kalelapok ong kiop akan, me mi nan sap, duen ar kakairida. Re sota kin dodok o sota monkol pena.
29 Yet I affirm that even Solomon in all his glory, was not equally adorned with one of these.
A I indai ong komail: Nan Salomo ni a lingan karos sota a likau dueta apot irail.
30 If, then, God so array the herbage, which to-day is in the field, and to-morrow will be cast into the oven, will he not much more array you, O you distrustful!
Ari, ma iduen Kot kotin kapwataki dip, me mi nan sap, me kin mi ran wet, a lakap pan lokidokila nan kisiniai, dadue a sota pan kotin kalikauwi komail da, me poson tikitik?
31 Therefore say not anxiously, (as the heathens do, ) What shall we eat; or what shall we drink; or with what shall we be clothed?
I me komail der ngongongki moinda: Da me se pan kang? De da me se pan nim? De da me se pan likau kida?
32 For your heavenly Father knows that you need all these things.
Pwe mepukat men liki kan kin raparapaki; pwe Sam omail nanlang kotin mangi, me mepukat karos mau ong komail.
33 But seek first the kingdom of God and the righteousness required by him; and all these things shall be superadded to you.
Rapaki mas wein Kot o a pung, a mepukat karos pan pouselang komail.
34 Be not then anxious about the morrow: the morrow will be anxious about itself. Sufficient for every day is its own trouble.
Eder ngongki ong lakap; pwe lakap pan ngongki ong pein i; a itar ong ran eu pein a sued.
