Matthew 27
1 And when the morning came, all the chief priests and the elders of the people took counsel against Jesus, how they might put him to death.
OTAP'INŎKKUSI, kŏnau'mŭkatoiapiekuax ki matap'pix otsĭn'aimoauax itŭp'okŏkitsĭmaiau Jesus mŏks'enitŏsauaie;
2 After they had bound him, they led him away, and handed him over to Pilate, the Roman Governor.
Ki otai'ĭsksipĭstŏssauaie, itŭnĭstŭppĭp'iauaie, ki itŭp'aumŭtskaiauaie Pontius Pilate, anni'ĭsk nĭnai'isk.
3 Then when Judas, his betrayer, saw that he was condemned, he repented and brought back the thirty pieces of silver to the chief priests and elders.
Judas, anni'isk otse'mŭtskaukĭsk, otsĭnno'ŏsaie, otanĭs'sax mŏks'eĭnsi, itsisauai'tsitau, ki mat'skittotsĭpotuyiuax omŭk'atoiapiekuax ki omŭks'imix nĭn'ax niĭp'pix ksĭxĭx'kĭmix,
4 "I have sinned," he said, "in betraying innocent blood!" "What is that to us?" they answered; "you must see to that."
Ki an'iu, nikai'sauumitsitappi nitse'mŭtskatop mokŏm'otsaapŭnni. Ki an'iau, Tsanĭstappi nitokanĭstappikipĭnan'a? Ksĕsto'a kitak'satsip.
5 And flinging down the silver into the Sanctuary, he rushed out, and went and hanged himself.
Ki itsipsts'ĭstŭpapiksĭstsiuax ksixĭx'kĭmix omŭk'atoiapioyĭs, ki itsĭs'tapu, ki itsiko'kŏpsiu.
6 The chief priests took the money, and said, "It would be wrong to put it into the temple-treasury, because it is the price of blood."
Ki omŭk'atoiapiekuax mat'tuyiauax ksĭxĭx'kĭmĭx, ki an'iau, matŏkhsiu'ats ŏk'itsŭppitsŏsau atsĭm'isokaiĭs, tŭk'ka aa'pŭnni ipum'attomiau.
7 So after the consultation they bought the Potter’s Field with it, for a burial-place for strangers.
Ki itau'kŏkotomotseiau ki itopum'attomiau potter otsĭn'sĭmman, pie'tappix mok'itstsŏsau.
8 That is the reason why, to this day, the field is called "The Field of Blood."
Ŭn'nikaie itŭsks'unnĭstainikŏttop a'apŭnni ĭstsĭn'sĭmman.
9 Then was fulfilled the word spoken by the prophet Jeremiah. And I took the thirty pieces of silver, the price of him who had been priced, whom certain of the Children of Israel had priced;
Itŭmeĕnŭpanĭstomaie annik' otan'ipikaie Jeremy prophet, ki an'iu, Ki mat'tuyiauax niĭp'pix ksĭxĭx'kĭmix, umutopum'attopiaie annŏk' Israel itŭniau ŭnni mŏkanĭstsĭxkĭmasi;
10 and gave them for the Potter’s Field, as the Lord had appointed me.
Ki itopum'attomiauaie potter otsĭn'sĭmman, nanĭstŭn'ik Ap'ĭstotokiuă.
11 Now Jesus stood before the Governor, and the Governor questioned him. "Are you the King of the Jews?" he asked.
Ki Jesus paio'tsipuyimiuaie, nĭn'aii; ki nĭn'auă ai'sŭppoŏttsesattsiuaie, ki an'iu kikŭtam'ipa Jews otsĭn'aimoauai? Ki Jesus an'ĭstsiuaie, kitan'i.
12 "it is as you say," answered Jesus; but while he was being accused by the chief priests and elders, he answered nothing.
Ki Omŭk'atoiapiekuax ki omux'ĭnax ote'ĕnŭpanĭstŏsauaie, matsepuyiu'ats.
13 Then Pilate said to him, "Do you not hear what they are testifying against you?"
Pilate itŭm'anĭstsiuaie, kikŭttaisauokhtoau'axau akauo'yi kĭtse'nŭpanikoĭsts?
14 But he made no answer, not even to one charge; insomuch that the Governor was greatly astonished.
Ki tuks'kai epo'awsĭn matanĭstsiu'atsaie; ki Nĭn'auă eik'skaietŭkkiu.
15 Now it was the Governor’s custom, during the Passover, to release to the people any one prisoner whom they selected.
Annok' oye'tani nĭn'aua itŭsksaipotoyiuaie tukskŭm'i eĕn'naii ot'statauaie matap'pix.
16 At that time they had a notorious prisoner named Barabbas.
Annik', nannan'attsiau tuks'kŭmi eĕn'naii, Barabbas an'ĭstau.
17 So when they had assembled, Pilate said to them, "Whom do you want me to release to you, Barabbas, or Jesus who is called Christ?"
Ŭn'nikaie otokŏnau'moŏsax, Pilate itŭnĭs'tsiuax, Tŭkka' kĭt'statauă kŏks'ipotomosuai? Tsŏktau Barabbas, tsŏktau Jesus, annŏk' anĭstauŏk Christ?
18 He knew well that it was because of enmity that they had brought Jesus before him.
Tŭk'ka ĭsksĭnĭm'aie umutsiksĭssat'siuŏsau, itaumŭts'kau.
19 And while he was seated upon the judgment-seat, his wife had sent to him, saying, "Have nothing to do with that innocent man, for I have suffered many things today, in a dream, because of him."
Otsitau'pĭssi okŏk'itsimani ĭstsiso'pŏtsĭs, otokem'an itŭpŭt'okŏttsiuaie ki an'ĭstsiuaie, pinotokan'ĭstappikit om'ă mokŏm'otsitappiuă: tŭk'ka akauo'iĕsts nit'okuyipists pu'ĭnasĭsts ni'papaukanĭsts annok' ksĭstsiku'ik, osto'i itots'tsiĕsts.
20 But the chief priests and the elders urged the crowds to ask for Barabbas, and to destroy Jesus.
Ki omŭk'atoiapiekuax ki omŭx'ĭnax eikakĭmattsiauax matap'pix mŏk'aukŏmŏnĭstŏsauaie Barabbas, ki Jesus mŏks'eĭnsaie.
21 So when Pilate said to them, "Which of the two do you want me to release unto you?" they said, "Barabbas."
Nin'auă an'ĭstsiuax, Tŭkka' na'tokŭmix kitstatauau'a kŏks'ipotomoŏssuai? An'iau Barabbas.
22 And Pilate asked, "What then shall I do with Jesus, who is called Christ?" What one voice they shouted, "Let him be crucified!"
Pilate an'istsiuax Tsa nitakŭnnĭstutoau'ats Jesus, anĭstauŏk Christ. Ikŏn'auanĭstsiauaie, ŭnnianĭstauai'ĭstais.
23 But Pilate said, "Why, what evil has he done?" But they kept shouting the more fiercely, "Let him be crucified!"
Ki nĭn'auă an'iu, kumauk'anĭstauaisksĭks? Tsanĭstapiu'ăts otsauum'itsĭstutŭksĭnni? Ki akauo'yi itsokse'puyiau ŭnnianĭstauai'ĭstais.
24 So when Pilate saw that he was accomplishing nothing, but that on the contrary a riot was threatening, he took water and washed his hands in the presence of the crowd, saying. "I am innocent of the blood of this man; you must answer for it."
Otsĭnĭs'si, otsau'otokanĭstappikĭssaie, ki otai'akitstsĭssi ăsĭnata'pii ito'tŭkkiu okke', ki itŭs'tsĭmmiu otsipot'aipuyimŏsax matap'pix, ki itŭniu', nimat'ototoimoko'ă am'o mokŏm'otsitappiaă otsa'apŭnni: ksĕsto'auă sat'sĭk.
25 All the people answered, "His blood be upon us and upon our children."
Itŭmokŏnai'puyiau matap'pix, otsa'apŭnni ŭnnianĭsttots'tsĭsaie nĕstŭn'an ki no'kosĭnanix.
26 Then he released Barabbas to them, but Jesus he scourged, and delivered to be crucified.
Itŭmipo'tomoyiuax Barabbas: ki otai'ksĭstĭstsipĭsŏsaie Jesus, emŭts'kaiuaie ŏksiksĭs'toxŏsaie.
27 Then the soldiers of the Governor took Jesus into the Praetorium, and gathered all the battalion together.
Ninauă otseĕnnakem'ix itŭpĭp'iauaie Jesus itokŏno'paupi, ki itokŏnaumoi'piiau eĕn'nakex.
28 They stripped him and put on him a scarlet robe.
Ki itsau'tomoyiauaie otsĭstotos'ĭstsaie, ki mawks'isokŏsĭmi itsŭps'kaiauaie.
29 And they twisted a thorny crown for him, and put it on his head, and placed a reed in his right hand. Then they knelt before him, in mockery, crying, "Hail, King of the Jews!"
Otai'amitsĭnĭssau ksĭssiĭstsŭmmokŏni, itsĭs'tsŭmmokiauaie ki apai'i itstom'iauaie onet'otsĭsaie: ki auanaukopĭstuksĭs'akŏttsiauaie, ki ai'ksĭstapanĭstsiauaie, ki an'iau, Hail, Jews otsĭn'aimoauai!
30 And they spit upon him, and took the reed and struck him on the head, again and again.
Ki ai'sokotuttsiauaie, ki matsĭmiau apai'i ki otokŏn'iaie itsitau'aiak iauaie.
31 At last, when they had finished their mocking, they took the robe off, and put his own garments on him, and led him away to crucify him.
Otai'ksĭstsiksĭstapanĭstŭsauaie, asso'kŏsĭmi itsauts'imiauaie, ki otau'ŭtsisokŏsĭmaie itsŭps'kaiauaie, ki itsĭstapĭp'iauaie mŏk'auaiistasauaie.
32 And as they went out they found a man of Cyrene, Simon by name, whom they compelled to go with them to carry his cross.
Ki otsŭks'au, ikonoyiauaie nĭn'aii Cyrene istsitappim'i, otsĭnikŏsim Simon: ĭsskuopa'atsiauaie otauai'staksĭn,
33 And when they came to a place called Golgotha (the word means "Place of a Skull"),
Ki otsito'tosau Golgotha an'ĭstop, itokĭsasiĭk, mŭksikĭnŭkotokŏnik,
34 they gave Jesus wine to drink, mingled with gall. But after tasting it he refused to drink it.
Ikotsi'auaie moksĭmatossaiaii' ĭstsipoku'yi ki gall ipa'sokasuyĭnĭmiauaie: ki otŭt'totsĭsaie, mat'skaksĭmattom'atsaie.
35 After crucifying him, they parted his garments among them by casting lots.
Ki itau'aiistaiiauaie, ki otsĭstotos'ĭsts, ki aiaketotsipiests, itsi'kŏtsotsiĕsts: mŏks'eĕnŭpanĭstosi annik' otan'ipik prophet, itai'aketotsipiĕsts nitsĭstotos'ĭsts ki itsi'kŏtsopnaaiua.
36 Then they sat and watched him there.
Ki ito'piiau ki ŭs'sŭmmiiauaie annim';
37 They also placed above his head his accusation written, This is Jesus The King of the Jews
Ki itstom'iauaie otokŏn'i spots'i ksĭs'tapanĭssĭnni sinaip', Am'ok Jesus, Jews otsĭn'aimoauai.
38 At that time two robbers, also, were crucified with him; one on his right hand, the other on his left.
Na'tsitappix kŏmos'iepitsix ipauai'istauax tukskŭm'i onet'otsĭsi ki stsĭk'i otse'aksĭssautsĭs.
39 Those who passed by reviled him, wagging their heads saying.
Ki anniks'isk itsits'skuixk au'kapsĭtsĭpsattsiauaie, ki auauŭkia'pĭxiau,
40 "You who were going to destroy the Temple and build it in three days, save yourself! If you are the Son of God, come down from the cross!"
Ki an'iau ksĕsto'a annŏk' ipŭxĭn'ĭmŏk omŭkatoi'apioyĭs, ki nioks'kai ksĭstsikuĭsts itsiksĭst'apĭstutsimŏk, kŏmotse'piosit. Ikŭm'ŭmeniki Ap'istotokiuă okku'i ĭnĭsa'atoat auai'staksĭn.
41 In like manner the chief priests, too, with the Scribes and elders, kept taunting him.
Neto'i omŭk'atoiapiekuax netoi'nitaiksĭstapanĭstsiauaie, kiai'sĭnakix ki omŭx'ĭmix ipokaniau,
42 "He saved other," they said, "himself he cannot save. He, the King of Israel! Let him now come down from the cross, and we will believe on him!
Kŏmotse'piuax stsĭk'ix ki matokotsikŏmotsepiosiu'ats. Ikŭmŭm'ĭssi Israel otsĭn'aim, ŭnanistsĭnnĭsa'atos auai'staksĭn, ki nitakaumai'tauŭnan.
43 He put his trust in God. let Him deliver him now, if He cares for him. For he said, ‘I am the Son of God!’"
Au'maituyiuaie Apĭstotoki'i: annok' ŭnnianistsikŏmotse'piŏsaie, maksinan'attŭsaie: tŭk'ka iŭniu', nĕsto'akauk Ap'istotokiuă okku'i.
44 In the same way the robbers also who were being crucified with him, dept reviling him.
Kŏmos'iepitsix ipok'auaistapixk neto'yistsk nokŭtsitŭp'apiximiauĕsts okhpe'kĭsts.
45 Now from noon darkness fell upon the whole land, until three o’clock in the afternoon.
Nau'yi itai'ksĭstsikŭmiopi konŭs'ksŏkkumă itŭp'skinatsiu piksu'yi itaiksĭstsikumiopi.
46 But at three o’clock Jesus cried out in loud voice, "Eli, Eli, Lama Sabachthani?" (That is to say, "My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me?")
Ki otsipik'susi itai'ksĭstsikumiopi, Jesus aisokse'puyiu. Ki itŭni'u, Eli, Eli, lama sabachthani? Annik' ito'kĭsasiik, Nitap'ĭstotokim, Nitap'ĭstotokim, kumauk'skĭkiks?
47 When they heard this, some of the bystanders said "He is calling for Elijah!"
Stsĭk'ix itai'puyĭxk, otokh'tsĭmsau', an'iau, Am'o nĭnau nan'nikŏttsiuaie Elias.
48 At once, one of them ran, and took a sponge, and filling it with vinegar, put it on a reed, and gave him to drink.
Ki tuks'kŭmă itauks'kasiu ito'tukkiu ai'ksĭppuyĭnip, ki ito'kĭmiuaie ĭstsipoku'yi, ki itstom'aie apai'i, ki ikotsiu'aie mŏksĭmattosaiai'i.
49 But the rest said. "Let be! Let us see whether Elijah is coming to save him!"
Stsĭk'ix an'iau, ki'ka, ŏk'satsip maks'ikŭmipuksipusi mŏksikŏmotse'piĭsaie.
50 And Jesus cried again with a loud voice, and yielded up his spirit.
Jesus ota'atsoksepuyĭssi, itaumŭts'kaiuaie Sta'aw.
51 And lo, the veil of the sanctuary was torn in two, from the top to the bottom;
Ki Sat'sit, omŭk'atoiapioyĭs itsi'koksok'iakiopi ai'aketsĭnikau, spots'im itots'ipinikau; ki ksŏk'kumă itsi'papuyiu, ki ok'otokskuĭsts ai'aketopiiau;
52 the earth quaked; the rocks split; the tombs were opened, and many bodies of the saints who had fallen asleep were raised.
Ki a ken 'i man ists kau'opiiau; ki atsĭm'six anniks'ĭsk ai'okaxk akaiĕm ostŭm'oauĕsts itsipuau'ax,
53 And coming forth out of the tombs, after his resurrection, they went into the holy city and appeared to many.
Ki ota'atsipuawsi Jesus, itsux'iau aken'imanĭsts, ki itŭp'ipimiau atsĭmakap'ioyĭsi, ki otsĭnok'oaiau akai'tappiix.
54 When the Roman captain and the soldiers who were with him, guarding Jesus, saw the earthquake and all that happened, they were greatly terrified and said, "Certainly this man must have been God’s Son."
Annok' eĕnakin'au'ă, ki otopokom'ixk, otopokŭs'satŭkkimaxk Jesus, otsĭnno'ŏsau ksŏk'kumi otsi'papuyiisi, ki otsĭnĭs'sau annists'isk ĭstutsip'ĭstsk, eks'kaikopumiau, ki an'iau am'o emŭn'iŭmiu Ap'ĭstotokiuă okku'i.
55 And there were present several women who were looking on from a distance; they had followed Jesus from a Galilee, ministering to him.
Ki akai'tappix akex' pie'tsi itŭs'sŭmmiauaie, anniks'isk itotopokiuo'iĭxk Jesus Galilee, ki apotomoyiĭxkaie:
56 among them being Mary Magdalene, Mary the mother of Jamesand Joses, and the mother of Zebedee’s sons.
Ki ipokom'iauax Mary Magdalene, ki Mary, James ki Joses oksĭs'toauaii, ki Zebedee okku'ix oksĭs'toauai.
57 When it was eventide, there came a rich man of Arimathea, named Josephus, who was himself a disciple of Jesus.
Otau'tŭkkussi, akotsin'auă Arimathæa istsitappim'i anĭstau Joseph, ito'to, tuks'kŭma Jesus otŭsksĭnĭmats'aie:
58 This man went to Pilate and asked for the body of Jesus.
Itappo' Pilate, ki ikŏm'ŏnĭstomaie Jesus stŭm' i aie. Pilate itŭmŭn'iu mŏkaumŭtskatosaie mostŭm'i.
59 Pilate then commanded that it be given over to him.
Ki Joseph otots'ĭssi mostŭm'i, itsĭsso'monĭmaie ksĭxĭstokh'aipĭstsi,
60 So Joseph took the body, and wrapped it in a clean linen cloth, and laid it in his own new tomb, which he had cut in the rock; and after rolling a great stone against the opening of the tomb, he went away.
Ki itsĭpststotomaie otauŭt'sinani aken'iman, maniu'aie, annik' itatŭn'ipik ok'otokskui: ki omŭk'okotoki itŭp'auapĭmiuaie aken'imani ĭstokĭtsĭm'i, ki itsĭstapu.
61 And Mary Magdalene was there, and the other Mary, sitting opposite the tomb.
Ki Mary Magdalene, ki stsĭk'i Mary, itotau'piauaie aken'imani.
62 The day after - that is, the day following the Preparation - the chief priests and Pharisees went in a body to Pilate and said.
Ki annik' ksĭstsiku'ik otŏkhs'apĭstutosau, mat'apinŏkkusi, omŭk'atoiapiekuax ki Pharisees ikŏnitoto'iauaie Pilate,
63 "We recollect, Sir, that when he was living this imposter said, ‘I will rise again after three days.’
Ki an'iau, Nin'a, nitŭsksksĭnipĭnan om'ă ai'pĭstsĭksĭstutŭkkiuă otan'ipi, otsakiaitap'piisi, nioks'kai ksĭstsiku'i nitak'aatsipuau.
64 Now therefore give order to have the sepulcher securely guarded until the third day, for fear his disciples may come and steal him away, and then tell the people, ‘He is risen from the dead’; and so the last error will be worse than the first."
Anit' ŏkhs'ĭstutsĭssĭ aken'imani nioks'kai ksĭstsiku'ĭsts, otŭs'ksĭnĭmatsax mŏkstai'sepiotosax, mŏkstai'kŏmosaĭ'ĭsax, mŏkstai'anĭstosauax matap'pix, ŭk'aipuau: ki sako'ipatsĭstutŭksĭnni aks'ĭstŭpskĭts top matom'ipatsĭstutŭksĭnni.
65 "You can have a guard," said Pilate. "Go your way, make it as secure as you can."
Pilate an'ĭstsiuax mattok'au eĕn'akex; ĭs'tapuk, mi'ĭstutsik.
66 So they went and made the sepulcher secure, by sealing the stone in the presence of the guard.
Ki itappo' iau, ki mi'ĭstutsĭmiau ake'niman, ĭskskŭm'iauaie ok'otoksŏkh'sepĭstan, ki ĭstsi'iauaie eĕn'akex.
