Matthew 12
1 About the same time Jesus walked through the cornfields one Sabbath. His disciples were hungry, and began to pick some ears of wheat and eat them.
AN NIK' Jesus Issĭk'opiiksĭstsikui itsisŭp-poka'atomĕsts napaiĕnĭnsĭmmanĭsts; ki otŭsksĭnĭmats'ax au'notsiax, ki aiin'asĭsts aumŭtŭp'otsĭmiax ki itaumŭtŭp'ioattomiax.
2 But, when the Pharisees saw this, they said, “Look! Your disciples are doing what it is not allowable to do on a Sabbath!”
Ki Pharisees otsĭnno'ŏssauax, anĭstsiauaie, sŭm'mĭsau kitŭsksĭnĭmatsax mat'ŏkhsiu otap'ĭstutsipuauĕsts annok' ĭssĭk'opiiksĭstsikuik.
3 “Haven’t you read,” replied Jesus, “what David did, when he and his companions were hungry –
Ki anĭs'tsiuax kikŭttanĭstopuau'ats David otap'ĭstutsipi otau'notssi ki otopokom'ix;
4 how he went into the house of God, and how they ate the consecrated bread, through it was not allowable for him or his companions to eat it, but only for the priests?
Manĭst'sipipi Ap'ĭstotokiuă oko'ai, manĭstau'attopiau otsitau'pipi ĭstske'tani annik' kŭt'taŏkhsiik mŏks'auattosi ki otopokom'ix mŏks'auattosaxaie, ki kak'ŏkhsiu natoi'apiekuax mŏksauattosauaie?
5 And haven’t you read in the law that, on the Sabbath, the priest in the Temple break the Sabbath and yet are not guilty?
Ki kikŭtanĭstopuau'ats okŏk'itsĭmani natoi'apiekuax manĭstap'otŭkkipiau ĭssĭk'opiiksĭstsikui otsitsips'taupĭsau omŭk'atoiapioyĭs kimatsikiu'ats.
6 Here, however, I tell you, there is something greater than the Temple!
Ki kitan'ĭstopuau annom' itstsiu' tuks'kŭm ki skĭt'stom omŭk'atoiapioyĭs.
7 Had you learned the meaning of the words – ‘I desire mercy, and not sacrifice,’ you would not have condemned those who are not guilty.
Ki kitsksĭni'topi manĭstap'ipi nitak'ŏkh-sitsip kĭm'apiisĭnni, ki nimatakŏkhsitsipats ĭkit'stŭksĭnni, kĭs'taisauotui'mauopiau kŭt-tautuitiiaixk.
8 For the Son of Man is lord of the Sabbath.”
Nin'a okku'i itsĭn'auattomĭnaai ĭssĭk'opiiksĭstsikiii.
9 Passing on, Jesus went into their synagogue,
Ota'atsĭstapusi, otatoi'apioyimoai itsipim;
10 and there he saw a man with a withered hand. Some people asked Jesus whether it was allowable to work a cure on the Sabbath – so that they might have a charge to bring against him.
Ki sat'sit, nĭn'au itsĭps'taupiĭnai, ki otsĭs'i ipo'kŏttsiuaie. Ki aisŭppo'ŏtsesattsiuaie, Kŭtai'ŏkhsiuats ĭssk'opiiksĭstsikuĭsts ŏk'okuttotoŏsi? Mŏks'enŭpanĭstŭssauaie.
11 But Jesus said to them, “Which of you, if he had only one sheep, and that sheep fell into a pit on the Sabbath, would not lay hold of it and pull it out?
Ki an'ĭstsiuax, Ŭn'nats nĭn'au kitopokittappi'ĭmmoau maksinan'si tuks'kŭmi emŭk'ikĭna, ĭstsŭp'popiĭssaie atŭn'iaksĭn ĭssĭk'opiiksĭstsikui, Kŭttomai'akstaisautuyiuatsaie?
12 How much more precious a person is than a sheep! Therefore it is allowable to do good on the Sabbath.”
Nĭn'au kŭttomai'skĭtsimiuats emŭk'ikĭna? Ŭn'nikaie itŏkh'siu mŏk'ŏkhsapĭstutŭksi ĭssĭk'opiiksĭstsikuĭsts.
13 Then he said to the man. “Stretch out your hand.” The man stretched it out; and it had become as sound as the other.
Itŭman'ĭstsiuaie nĭn'au, Sauksikĭns'tsiakit. Ki itsauksikĭns'tsiakiu; ki ikut'tutsipaie netoi'nitsiuaie otat'otsĭsi.
14 On coming out, the Pharisees plotted against Jesus, to put him to death.
I tŭmit'sŭksiau Pharisees, ki ikŏnau'kŏk-itsĭmattsiauaie manĭstaks'enitawpiauaie.
15 Jesus, however, became aware of it, and went away from that place. A number of people followed him, and he cured them all;
Ki Jesus otsksĭnĭssaie, itsĭstapu': ki akai'tappix ipokiuo'iauaie, ki ikŏnau'kuttutuyiuax;
16 but he warned them not to make him known,
Ki sokap'anĭstsiuax mŏkstaiitsĭnnikoŏsax'aie:
17 in fulfillment of these words in the prophet Isaiah –
Mŏks'enŭpanĭstosi Esias otan'ipi, ki an'iu,
18 ‘Here is my chosen servant, who I love and who pleases me! I will breathe my spirit on him, and he will announce a time of judgment to the Gentiles.
Sŭm'mok, nitap'otomok, annŏk' nitse'niniwattauŏk; nitŭk'omĭmmau, nu'skĕttsipŏppi nimut'ŏkhsĭmmau: nitakitsipotoai'ĭnai nitsista'awi ki akanĭs'tsĭnmomoyiuax Gentiles okŏk'itsimani.
19 He will not contend, nor cry aloud, Neither will anyone hear his voice in the streets;
Mataketskau'ats mataksoksipŭppisŭm'ats; mat'akitstsipa matap'pi mŏk'okhtsĭsaie otse'poawsists moksoku'ĭsts.
20 a bruised reed he will not break, and a smoldering wick he will not quench, until he has brought the judgment to a victorious issue,
Apai' otŭk'itsĭssi mataksĭnŭkiu'ats: flax setsĭs'si matakŭtsĭm'atsaie otsauomai'tŭpskĭsaie okŏk'itsimani mŏk'itsskitsstani.
21 and on his name will the Gentiles rest their hopes.’
Ki otsĭn'ikŏsim Gentiles ak'aumaitsĭmiau.
22 Then some people brought to Jesus a possessed man, who was blind and dumb; and he cured him, so that the man who had been dumb both talked and saw.
Tŭks'kŭm ito'tsipotoau pakhts'istŭmattseu Sauum'itsiStaaw, naps'tsiu, ki mataipuyiu'ats: ki ikut'tutuyiuaie, ki naps'tsiuă it'sŭppiu ki kŭttai'puyiuă itse'puyiu.
23 At this all the people were astounded. “Is it possible that this is the son of David?” they exclaimed.
Ki kŏnai'tappix it'skaietŭkkiau ki aniau kŭtamiu'ats David okkiu?
24 But the Pharisees heard of it and said, “He drives out demons only by the help of Beelzebul the chief of the demons.”
Pharisees otokh'tsĭmsau, an'iau, Am'o nĭn'au, matomaisaipiksĭstsiu'atsax Sauum'itsiStaawx, Beelzebub Sauum'itsistaawx otsĭn'aimoai, umutai'saipiksĭstopiax
25 Jesus, however, was aware of what was passing in their minds, and said to them, “Any kingdom divided against itself becomes a desolation, and any town or household divided against itself will not last.
Ki Jesus isksĭnnu'yiuax otŭs'tapiax ki an'istsiuax, Nĭn'naiisĭnni ai'aketotoki ak'eitsĭnikau; ki akap'ioyis ki nap'ioyis aiaketotokiau mataksipuitsiuats:
26 So, if Satan drives Satan out, he must be divided against himself; and how, then, can his kingdom last?
Sauum'itsitappiuă satŭp'iksĭstussi Sauum'itsitappiuă, aiaketsĭstotosiu; ki otsĭn'naiisinni kŭttomaksipuitsiu'atsaie?
27 And, if it is by Beelzebul’s help that I drive out demons, by whose help is it that your own sons drive them out? Therefore they will themselves be your judges.
Satŭp'iksĭstainikiau Sauum'itsiStaawx, Beelzebub nimut'satŭpiksĭstaiau, Tŭkka'ko'kosix itsatŭpiksistsiu'atsax? Ŭn'nikaie osto'auai kitak'okŏkitsĭmŭkoau.
28 But, if it is by the help of the Spirit of God that I drive out demons, then the kingdom of God must already be upon you.
Ki Satŭp'iksĭstainikiau Sauum'itsistaawx Ap'istotokiuă otsista'awmi nimut'satŭpiksĭstaiau Apistotokiuă otsĭn'aiisĭnni kito'taakoai'ĭni.
29 How, again, can anyone get into a strong man’s house and carry off his goods, without first securing him? Not until then will he plunder his house.
Mĭskŏpin'ai oko'ai Tsa'akanĭstokotsitsipim'atsaie, mŏk'itauksĭstutsĭsaie ope'kanĭstsaie, sauotŭm'ĭsksipĭstŭsaie mĭskŏpin'ai? Ki ak'otŭmoksĭstutsĭmaie oko'ai.
30 Anyone who is not with me is against me, and the person who does not help me to gather is scattering.
Annŏk' nikŭt'taispiimmokŏk, nikŏttum'a: annŏk' nikŭttaupokomoawk'iakimauŏk auanit'apiksĭstŭkkiu.
31 Therefore, I tell you, people will be forgiven every sin and slander; but slander against the Holy Spirit will not be forgiven.
Ŭn'nikaie kitan'ĭstopuau, amian'ĭstsauumitsitappiisĭnni ki amian'istitŭpsauokŏmotse'poawsists Apĭstotokiuă akitsksĭnoaiau matap'pi; ki annŏk' akitŭpsauo'kŏmotsepuyiuŏk Atsĭm'istaaw matakitsksĭnoau'ats.
32 Whoever speaks against the Son of Man will be forgiven, but whoever speaks against the Holy Spirit will not be forgiven, either in the present age, or in the age to come. (aiōn g165)
Annŏk' itŭp'sauokŏmotsepuyiuŏk Nĭn'au Okku'i ak'itsksĭnoau, ki annŏk' itŭpsauokŏmotsepuyiuŏk Atsĭm'iStaaw mat'akitsksĭnoau'ats annom' ksŏk'kum ki aie'nĭssi otsĭs'tŭpipuitappiisĭnni, mat'akitsksĭnoauats. (aiōn g165)
33 “You must assume either that both tree and fruit are good, or that both tree and fruit are worthless; since it is by its fruits that a tree is known.
Ŏkhs'apĭstutos mistsĭs', mŏk'ŏkhsinasiii: ki makap'ĭstutos mĭstsĭs mŏk'okapinasi: mistsĭs' ĭsksĭno'au otsin'assĭnni.
34 You children of snakes! How can you, evil as you are, say anything good? For what fills the heart will rise to the lips.
Pitse'ksĭnaipokax! Sauum'itsitappiinoainiki Tsa'a kitakokotŭnĭstse'poattopuau'astsaii ŏkh'sĭsts? Manĭsta'kauoopi u'skĕttsipŏppi, maoi' itai'puyiu.
35 A good person, from his good stores, produces good things; while an evil person, from his evil stores, produces evil things.
Ŏkhsin'auă manĭsta'kauoopi ŏkh'si u'skĕttsipŏppi sau'otsĭmĕsts ŏkh'siĭsts: Sauumitsĭn'nauă manĭsta'kauoopi maka'pi u'skĕttsipŏppi sau'otsĭmĕsts makap'ĭsts.
36 I tell you that for every careless thing that people say, they must answer on the ‘day of judgment.’
Ki Kitan'ĭstopuau Kŏnai'ksĭstapitse'poawsĭsts otakse'puyisau matap'pix aksenŭp'anĭstomiauĕsts Okŏk'itsĭmani istsiksĭs'tsikui:
37 For it is by your words that you will be acquitted, and by your words that you will be condemned.”
Kitse'poawsĭsts kitakokŏmotsitappiets'okoaiau ki kitse'poawsĭsts kitak'saietokoaiau.
38 At this point, some teachers of the Law and Pharisees spoke up. “Teacher,” they said, “we want to see some sign from you.”
Stsik ix Sĭnak'ix ki Pharisees nokŭt'anĭstsiauaie ki an'iau, Nin'a nŏk'okapipĭnan itots'tsipi ksĕsto'a.
39 “It is a wicked and unfaithful generation,” answered Jesus, “that is asking for a sign, and no sign will be given it except the sign of the prophet Jonah.
Ki nokŭt'anistsiuax osauum'itsitappiisĭnna ki otau'ŏkotaitappiisĭnna itok'apsatsĭmiau; ki mat'akitstsipa ak'okotawpiau. Tuks'kai ak'okotapiau Jonas prophet.
40 For, just as Jonah was inside the sea-monster three days and three nights, so will the Son of Man be three days and three nights in the heart of the earth.
Manĭsts'itaupĭsaie Jonas mammi' o'koanniaie nioks'kai ksĭstsikuists ki nioks'kai koko'ĭsts; ŭnniak'anĭstsitaupiuaie Nĭnau Okku'i ksŏk'kum u'skĕttsipŏppi nioks'kai ksĭstsikuists ki nioks'kai koko'ĭsts.
41 At the judgment, the people of Nineveh will stand up with this generation, and will condemn it, because they repented at Jonah’s proclamation; and here is more than a Jonah!
Nineveh istsĭn'ax, akopoksipapomiauax o'tappiisĭnna istots'tsĭssi Okŏk'itsĭmani ki akitsautŭtsepuyiopiau; aisauai'tsitaiau otatsĭm'semŏssax Jonas; ki sat'sĭt, annŏk' skĭtsĭm'iuŏk Jonas annom' ĭtau'piu.
42 At the judgment the Queen of the South will rise up with the present generation, and will condemn it, because she came from the ends of the earth to listen to the wisdom of Solomon; and here is more than a Solomon!
Amskap'iksŏkkui ĭstsĭn'nauake akopoksipapomiuaie o'tappiisĭnna ĭstots'tsĭssi okŏk'itsĭmani, ki akitsauotŭtsepoyiopiau: umuk'itsipi ksŏk'kui ito'to mŏkitokhtsĭssi Solomon otokŏk'sĭniaie; ki annŏk' skĭtsĭm'iuŏk Solomon annom' itau'piu.
43 No sooner does a foul spirit leave a person, than it passes through places where there is no water, in search of rest, and does not find it.
Sauum'itsistaaw otsai'piksĭstŭssi nĭn'au, ikĭtksŏk'kuyim itap'auauŏkau ĭssĭk'opĭssĭnni itap'satsĭm ki matokonĭm'atsaie.
44 Then it says ‘I will go back to the home which I left’; but, on coming there, it finds it unoccupied, and swept, and put in order.
Itŭmau'aniu nitak'ătsko noko'ai numut'sŭx; ki oto'si ikon'ĭm nam'itaitsiiu, namokh'ipaie, ki a'natsĭstutsipaie.
45 Then it goes and brings with it seven other spirits more wicked than itself, and they go in, and make their home there; and the last state of that man proves to be worse than the first. So, too, will it be with this wicked generation.”
Ki itŭm'itappo ki mat'tuyiuax ikĭt'sikŭmiax sta'awx, itsĭs'tŭpokapsiax, ki itsipim'inx ki itoko'attomiax: ki otsako'itappiisĭnni eikĭs'tŭpokapiuaie ototom'itappiisĭnni. Neto'i ak'anĭstsiuaie ot'okapitappiisĭnna.
46 While he was still speaking to the crowds, his mother and brothers were standing outside, asking to speak to him.
Otsa'kiaisitsĭpsattosax matap'pix, Sat'sĭt, Oksĭs'tsi, ki omu'pappiipix săuauts'im itai'puyiax, ai'puĭnŭmiau mŏk'sĭtsĭpsattŏsauaie.
47 Someone told him this, and Jesus replied,
Tuks'kŭm an'istsiuaie, Sat'sĭt, Kiksĭs'ta ki kumu'păppiipix sauauts'im itai'puyiau, ki ai'puĭnŭmiau kŏksiĭsĭpsaiisau.
48 “Who is my mother? And who are my brothers?”
Ki anni'ĭsk otan'ikĭsk, an'istsiuaie, Tŭkka' niksĭs'ta? Tŭkka' numu'păppiipix?
49 Then, stretching out his hands towards his disciples, he said, “Here are my mother and my brothers!
Ki itas'kotuyiuax otsĭs' otŭs'ksĭnĭmatsax ki an'iu Sŭm'mokau niksĭs'tsi ki numu'păppiipix!
50 For anyone who does the will of my Father who is in heaven is my brother and sister and mother.”
Annŏk' ai'aksĭstutsĭmŏknĭni Spots' im otsitsi'tani aie, osto'i numu'păppiipa, nĕskŭn', nit'akem, ki niksĭs'ta.
