Hebrews 11
1 But faith is, of things hoped for, a confidence, of facts, a conviction, when they are not seen;
O KA manaoio, o ka hilinai ana no ia ma na mea i manaolanaia'i, a o ka hoomaopopo ana hoi o na mea i ike maka ole ia.
2 For, thereby, well-attested were the ancients.
No ia hoi, i hoaponoia mai ai ka poe kahiko.
3 By faith, we understand the ages to have been fitted together, by declaration of God, —to the end that, not out of things appearing, should that which is seen, have come into existence. (aiōn g165)
Ma ka manaoio na ike kakou ua hanaia ka lani a me ka honua e ka olelo a ke Akua, o na mea i nanaia, aole no loko mai o na mea i ikeia. (aiōn g165)
4 By faith, a fuller sacrifice, did Abel, offer unto God, than Cain, —through which, he received witness that he was righteous, there being a witnessing upon his gifts, by God; and, through it, though he died, he yet is speaking.
Ma ka manaoio i kaumaha aku ai o Abela i ke Akua i ka mohai maikai aku i ko Kaina, malaila hoi i hoaponoia'i oia he pono, oia ka ke Akua hoike ana mai no kona alana; malaila hoi ke olelo nei oia ka mea i make.
5 By faith, Enoch was translated, so as not to see death, and was not found, because that, God, had translated him; for, before the translation, he had received witness that he had become well-pleasing unto God; —
No ka manaoio i lawe ola ia'ku o Enoka, me ka ike ole i ka make; aole ia i ike hou ia, no ka mea, ua lawe ola aku ke Akua ia ia. A ua hoaponoia oia no kona hooluolu ana i ke Akua mamua aku o kona laweia'ku.
6 But, apart from faith, it is impossible to be well-pleasing; for he that approacheth unto God—must needs have faith, that he is, and that, to them who seek him out, a rewarder he becometh.
Aka, he mea hiki ole ke hooluolu i ke Akua me ka manaoio ole; no ka mea, o ka mea e hele ana i ke Akua, e pono no e manaoio oia, he mea io no ia, a, he mea hoi e uku mai ana i ka poe i imi ikaika ia ia.
7 By faith, Noah, having received intimation concerning the things not yet seen, filled with reverence, prepared an ark to the saving of his house—through which he condemned the world, and, of the righteousness by way of faith, became heir.
Ma ka manaoio o Noa i aoia'i e ke Akua no na mea i ike maka ole ia, ua hoomakaukau oia me ka makau, i halelana e ola'i kona hale; ma ia mea hoi ia i hoahowa aku ai i ko ke ao nei, a ua loaa ia ia ka hoapono ana no ka manaoio.
8 By faith, being called, Abraham obeyed—to come forth into a place he was destined to receive for an inheritance; and he came forth, not well knowing whither he was coming.
Ma ka manaoio hoi i hoolohe ai o Aberahama, i ka wa i heaia mai ai e hele aku i kahi e loaa mai ai ia ia ka noho ana; a hele aku la ia me ka ike ole i kona wahi i hele ai.
9 By faith, he sojourned in the land of promise, as a foreign land, in tents, dwelling, along with Isaac and Jacob, the joint-heirs of the same promise;
Ma ka manaoio i noho malihini ai oia i ka aina i olelo mua ia'i, ka aina o ka poe e, e noho ana ia iloko o na halelewa, me Isaaka a me Iakoba, na hooilina pu me ia no ka mea hookahi i hai mua ia mai ai:
10 For he was awaiting the city having foundations, whose architect and builder is, God.
No ka mea, ua imi aku ia i ke kulanakauhale i hookumuia, a o kona mea nana i hana, a i kukulu hoi, o ke Akua ia.
11 By faith, even Sarah herself, received power for founding a seed, even beyond the season of life’s prime, —seeing that, faithful, she reckoned, him that had promised;
Ma ka manaoio i loaa'i ia Sara ka ikaika e hapai keiki ai, a hanau mai, mahope iho o ka manawa maoli o kona ola ana, no kona manao ana i ka oiaio o ka mea nana i hai mua mai.
12 Wherefore, even from one, were born, and, as to these things, one who had become dead, —like the stars of the heaven, for multitude, and as the sand that is by the lip of the sea, that cannot be numbered.
Nolaila i laha mai ai mai kela mea hookahi, a o ua mea la me he mea make la, ka poe mamo e like me na hoku o ka lani ka lehulehu, a me ke one ma kahakai aole pau i ka heluia.
13 In faith, all these died—not bearing away the promises, but, from afar, beholding and saluting them, and confessing that, strangers and sojourners, were they upon the land.
A make aku la kela poe a pau, iloko o ka manaoio, aole hoi i loaa ia lakou na mea i oleloia mai, aka, i ko lakou ike ana ia mau mea i kahi loihi, ua manaoio a paulele ilaila, a ua hai aku ia lakou iho, he poe kanaka e, he poe malihini ma ka honua.
14 For, they who such things as these are saying, make it clear that, of a paternal home they are in quest;
A o ka poe i hai aku pela, ua hoike maopopo lakou i ko lakou imi ana i wahi e noho ai.
15 And, if indeed of that they had been mindful, from which they had come out, they might, in that case, have had an opportunity, to return;
No ka mea, ina i manao lakou i kela aina a lakou i haalele ai, ua hiki no ia lakou ke hoi aku ilaila.
16 But, now, after a better one, are they reaching, that is, a heavenly; wherefore God is not ashamed of them, to be invoked as, their God, —for he hath prepared for them, a city.
Aka, na makemake lakou i aina maikai aku, oia o ko ka lani. No ia mea, aole ke Akua i hilahila ia lakou ke kapaia oia he Akua no lakou; no ka mea, ua hoomakaukau oia i kulanakauhale no lakou.
17 By faith, Abraham, when tested, offered up Isaac, and, the only-begotten, would he have offered up, who the promises had accepted, —
Ma ka manaoio i kaumaha aku ai o Aberahama ia Isaaka i kona wa i hoaoia mai ai; a o ka mea nona ka pono i hai mua ia mai, ua mohai aku la oia i kana keiki hookahi;
18 Even him of whom it had been said—In Isaac, shall there be called to thee, a seed:
Ia ia hoi ka olelo ana mai, E kapaia'ku kau mau mamo. mamuli o Isaaka.
19 Accounting that, even from among the dead, God, was able, to raise [him], —whence, even in similitude, he bare him away.
Ua manao hoi ia, e hiki i ke Akua ke hoala mai ia ia mai ka make mai; mai laila mai hoi, i loaa ai oia ia ia ma ke aka.
20 By faith, even concerning things to come, did Isaac bless Jacob and Esau.
Ma ka manaoio i hoomaikai aku ai o Isaaka ia Iakoba a me Esau no na mea e hiki mai ana.
21 By faith, Jacob, when about to die, blessed each of the sons of Joseph; and bowed in worship on the top of his staff.
Ma ka manaoio i hoomaikai aku ai o Iakoba i na keiki elua a Iosepa i kona wa e kokoke i ka make; a kulou iho la ia maluna o ke poo o kona kookoo.
22 By faith, Joseph, when drawing to his end—concerning the exodus of the sons of Israel, called to remembrance, and, concerning his bones, gave commandment.
Ma ka manaoio, i ka pau ana o kona ea, i olelo ai o Iosepa i ka hele ana'ku o na mamo a Iseraela; a ua kauoha aku la no kona mau iwi.
23 By faith, Moses, when born—was hid three months by his parents, because, they saw, that, goodly, was, the child, and were not affrighted, at the decree of the king.
Ma ka manaoio i hunaia'i o Mose i na malama ekolu e kona mau makua mahope iho o kona hanau ana, no ko laua ike ana he keiki maikai ia; aole hoi laua i makau i ke kauoha a ke alii.
24 By faith, Moses, when grown up—refused to be called the son of a daughter of a Pharaoh,
Ma ka manaoio i ae ole aku ai o Mose i kona wa oo e kapaia mai he keiki na ke kaikamahine a Parao;
25 Rather choosing—to be jointly suffering ill-treatment with the people of God, than, for a season, to be having, sins enjoyment;
E koho ana ma ka pilikia pu me ko ke Akua poe kanaka, aole ma ka lealea pau koke o ka hewa;
26 Accounting—as greater riches than Egypt’s treasures, the reproach of the Anointed One; for he was looking away unto the recompense.
E manao ana hoi i ka hoino ana a Kristo i hoinoia'i he waiwai ia e oi aku ana mamua o ko Aigupita waiwai; no ka mea, ua manao aku oia i ka hoonkuia mai.
27 By faith, he forsook Egypt—not put in fear of the wrath of the king; for, as seeing him who cannot be seen, he persevered.
Ma ka manaoio no oia i haalele ai ia Aigupita, me ka makau ole aku i ka huhu o ke alii; no ka mea, ua ku paa oia me he mea la e ike maoli ana i ka mea i ike maka ole ia.
28 By faith, he hath kept the passover and the besmearing of the blood, lest, he that was destroying the first-born, should be touching them.
Ma ka manaoio hoi oia i malama ai i ka moliaola, a me ka pipi ana o ke koko, i ole ai e hoopa mai ia lakou ka mea nana i luku mai i na makahiapo.
29 By faith, they passed through the Red Sea, as over dry land, —which the Egyptians, seizing an attempt to do, were swallowed up.
Ma ka manaoio i hele ai lakou mawaena o ke Kaiula me he hele ana la ma ka aina maloo, ka mea a ko Aigupita i hoao ai a make iho la i ke kai.
30 By faith, the walls of Jericho, fell, having been surrounded for seven days.
No ka manaoio i hiolo ai na pa o Ieriko, i ka pau o ka hoopuni ana i na la ehiku.
31 By faith, Rahab the harlot perished not with them who refused to yield, she having welcomed the spies with peace.
No ka manaoio i make pu ole ai o Rahaba ka wahine hookamakama me ka poe hoomaloka, mahope iho o kona hookipa ana i na kiu me ke aloha.
32 And what more can I say? For, time, will fail me while I go on telling—concerning Gideon, Barak, Sampson, Jephthah, David also, and Samuel, and the prophets, —
A heaha hoi ka'u e olelo hou aku ai? No ka mea, e pau e no kuu manawa ke hai aku i ka Gideona a me Baraka, a me Samesona a me Iepeta, a me Davida hoi, a me Samuela, a me ka poe kaula;
33 Who, through faith—prevailed in contest over kingdoms, wrought righteousness, attained unto promises, shut the mouths of lions,
Ka poe nana ma ka manaoio i hoopio ai i na aupuni, i hoopai ai hoi ma ka pono, i loaa ai hoi he mau pono i hai mua ia mai, i papani ai hoi i na waha o na liona,
34 Quenched the power of fire, escaped the mouths of the sword, were made powerful from weakness, became mighty in battle, overturned, camps of aliens;
I hoopio ai hoi i ka wela o ke ahi, i pakele ai hoi i ka maka o ka pahikaua, i hooikaikaia'i hoi i ka nawaliwali ana, a i lilo ai hoi i poe ikaika i ke kana, i auhee ai hoi ka poe kaua o na aina e.
35 Women received, by resurrection, their dead; but, others, were put to the rack, not accepting redemption, that, unto a better resurrection, they might attain:
Ua loaa hou i na wahine ma ke alahouana, ko lakou poe make; ua hoehaehaia kekahi poe, aole nae i ae lakou i ka hookuu ana, i loaa mai ia lakou ke alahou maikai ae.
36 Others, again, of mockings and scourgings, received trial, nay! further, of bonds and imprisonments:
A ua hoaoia kekahi poe me ka hoomaewaewaia, a me ka hahau ana, a me ka hoopea ana, a me ka paa ana i ka halepaahao;
37 They were stoned, were pierced through, were sawn asunder, by murder, with a sword, died, went about in sheep-skins, in goat-hides, —being in want, suffering tribulation, enduring ill-treatment:
Ua hailukuia lakou; ua oloia a kaawale; ua hoowalewaleia; ua pepehi wale ia me ka pahikaua; ua kaahele lakou me na aahu ili hipa, a me na ili kao, me ka ilihune, a me ka popilikia, a me ke koloheia;
38 Of whom the world, was not worthy—upon deserts, wandering, and mountains, and in caves, —and in the caverns of the earth.
Aohe pono ko ke ao nei e like me ko lakou; ua auwana ma na waonahele, a ma na mauna, a ma na ana hoi, a me na lua o ka honua.
39 And, these all, though they obtained witness through their faith, yet bare not away, the promise:
A o ua poe a pau, ka poe i hoaponoia no ko lakou manaoio, aole i loaa ia lakou ka pono i haiia mai;
40 God, for us, something better providing, —that, not apart from us, should they be made, perfect.
Na ke Akua i hoomakaukau i ka pono nui no kakou, aole i loaa ia lakou ka hooko loa ana o ka mea e pono ai, ke ole kakou.
A Dove is Sent Forth from the Ark
