James 3
1 Not many of you should become teachers, my friends, because you know that we who teach will be judged more strictly than others.
Vanyalukolo vango namungalondaghe mweni piiva vavulanes ndavule mukagwile kuuti usue twevavulanesi tulihighua kukila avenge.
2 We often make mistakes, every one of us. Anyone who does not make mistakes when speaking is indeed a perfect person, able to bridle their whole body as well.
Ulwakuva ttweni tusova munyinga. Nave umunhu naisova musino ijova, ujuo mugholofu, aliningufu isakughulongosia vunono um'bili ghwake ghwoni.
3 When we put bits into horses’ mouths to make them obey us, we change their course the rest of their bodies.
Pano tukunga ikyuma ikigonde mumulomo ghwa falasi tulonda kuuti jikundaghe, mu uluo pe tukujilongosia kwooni kuno tughanile.
4 Again, think of ships. Large as they are, and even when driven by fierce winds, they are guided by a very small rudder and steered in whatever direction the man at the helm may determine.
Ukagulaghe name ingalava imbaha fiijo, sighendesevua night mhepo imbaha, scope silongosevua nuvusukani uvudebe kuluuta kwoni kuno ilonda juno ilongosia.
5 So is it with the tongue. Small as it is, it is a great boaster. Think how a tiny spark may set the largest forest ablaze!
Fye lulivuo, ulumili nambe kilungo kidebe fiijo mu m'biili, lujova amasio agha kughinia fiijo. Lolagha akajejelufu aka mwoto vule kinyanya unsitu unkome fiijo!
6 And the tongue is like a spark. It is a world of unrighteousness among the parts of our body. It contaminates the whole body; it sets the whole course of our existence on fire, and is itself set on fire by the flames of Gehenna. (Geenna g1067)
Ulumili lwope mwoto, vumemile uvuvivi vuno vuli papinga ulumili kilungo kimo mufilungo fyoni ifya mbiili, niki lupelela umunhu ghwoni kuuva muhosi. lunanginie kunyanja uvwumi vyonivyoni vwa muunhu ku mwoto ghuno naghusila lusiku. (Geenna g1067)
7 For while all kinds of animals, birds and reptiles and sea creatures can be tamed and have been tamed by humans,
Ifikanu fyooni ifya mulisoli, ifikano fino fikwafula fino fili nyanja ni njuni.
8 no human being can tame the tongue. It is a restless plague! It is charged with deadly poison!
Niki nakwale umunhu Juno ndapoonu idiima ulumili naludimika lupindile uvuhosi lumemile isumu jino jibuda.
9 With it we bless our Lord and Father, and with it we curse people who are made ‘in God’s likeness.’
Ulumili tukumughinikisia uNguluve nu Nhaata ghwiitu, Kane ulumili lululuo tuvombela kughunila avanhu vano vapelilue mu kihwani kyake.
10 From the very same mouth come blessings and curses! My friends, it is not right that this should be so.
Mu mulomo ghumo ghihuma amasio agha kughinia na namasio agha kughuna. Vanyalukolo vango nalunoghile kuvomba uluo.
11 Does a spring give both good and bad water from the same source?
Ndeponu ikindwivu kimono kihumia amalenga amanono na mavivi?
12 Can a fig tree, my friends, bear olives? Or a vine bear figs? No, nor can a brackish well give good water.
Vanyalukolo vango asi unkuju ndeponu ghukomia amandima, nambe umfulisi ndaponu ghukoma amaguhu? Jeeje nambe ikindwiiivu ikya malenga ghano ghale nu mwinyo nakingahumie amalenga amasila mwinyo.
13 Who among you claims to be wise and intelligent? They should show that their actions are the outcome of a good life lived in the humility of true wisdom.
Ghwe veeni pakate palyumue, unya vukagusi nu luhala? umuunhu ujuoujuo avonie amaghendele ghake amanofu ni mbombo sake inofu sino sivombeka nu vukola vuno vuhuma luhala lwake.
14 But if you harbor bitter envy and a spirit of rivalry in your hearts, do not boast or deny the truth.
Nike nave mumemile ikivini na kukwilana mulekaghe kukughinia nambe kukwandula uvwakyang'ani kuuva vudesi.
15 That is not the wisdom which comes from above; no, it is earthly, animalistic, demonic.
Uvukagusi ndavule uvuo navuhuma Kwan Nguluve looli vwaa mu iisi, vukagusi vwa vaanhu kange vuhuma kwa setano.
16 For where envy and rivalry exist, there you will also find disorder and all kinds of bad, worthless actions.
Ulwakuva avaanhu pano vali ni kivini na kukwilana pe pano pweghale aamabatu nu vuhosi vuno vulipapinga.
17 But the wisdom from above is, before everything else, pure; then peace-loving, gentle, open to conviction, rich in compassion and good deeds, and free from partiality and insincerity.
Looli vano vali nuvukagusi kuhuma kwa Nguluve, avuo avagholofu, vilonda ulutengano, vukoola nuvu kundi, vanyalusungu, kange vivomba imbombo inofu, navisalula umunhu nambe kuuva vakedusi.
18 Justice is the harvest peacemakers will reap from seeds sown in a spirit of peace.
Avaanhu vano visambania avenge, vinyala ulutengano luno lukuvapela uvugholofu.
