1 Corinthians 3
1 And I myself And I myself brothers not was able to speak to you as to spiritual but as (to fleshly, *N(k)O*) as to infants in Christ.
Nunene, kaka niadada ane, singa aentambue nunyenye anga miantu akinkolo, kuite anga miantu amuili. Anga niang'enye nianiino mung'wa Kilisto.
2 Milk you I gave to drink, (and *k*) not solid food; not yet for were you able, In fact (not *N(k)O*) still now are you able;
Aenumung'wensilyo maele hange singa nyama, kunsoko aemuhitile kulya inyama. Sunga nitungu gaa muhitile.
3 still for fleshly you are. Where for [are] among you jealousy and strife (and dissensions *K*) surely fleshly are you and according to man are walking?
Kunsoko unye keli miamuili. Kunsoko uwelu nukilolya keli yukigeeleka mitalanyu. Itee, shamukikie anga muili, Hange itee? Shamukugenda anga antuune?
4 When for may say one; I myself indeed am of Paul, another however I myself of Apollos, (surely *N(k)O*) (human *N(K)O*) are you?
Kunsoko ung'wi wilunga, “Numutyatile Paulo” Numuya wilunga, “NUmulyatile Apolo, Shamikie anga antu nee?
5 (who *N(k)O*) then is Apollos (who *N(k)O*) now (is *no*) Paul (other than *K*) Servants through whom you believed, also to each as the Lord has given.
U Apolo nyenyu? nu Paulo nyenyu? inge itumi ang'wa yuyu nemumukuie, kukela uyu nu Mukulu aumpee umulemo.
6 I myself planted, Apollos watered, but God was [it] growing;
Unene aentemee, u Apolo wikihila imazi, kuile Itunda ukukulisa.
7 So neither the [one] planting is anything nor the [one] watering, but [only] the [One] giving growth — God;
Kuite, singa nutemee ang'wi nuehie imazi ukete kehi. Kuite Itunda ukukulisa.
8 The [one] planting now also the [one] watering one are, each now [his] own reward will receive according to [his] own labor.
Itungo ile nutemee nuyu nuehie imazi ehi epalung'wi, hange kela ung'wi ukusingiilya ikinyamulimo kakwe anga muitumie umulimo wakwe.
9 Of God for we are fellow workers; God’s field, God’s building you are.
Kunsoko usese keituma mulimo wang'wi Tunda, unye mukiluilo kang'wi Tunda, minyumba ang'wi Tunda.
10 According to the grace of God which having been given to me as a wise master builder [the] foundation (I laid, *N(k)O*) another however is building upon [it]. Each one however should take heed how he builds upon [it].
Kunsoko aukende nuang'wi Tunda naempegilwe ange muzengi numukulu, aembikile ikitako, numungiza wikazenga migulya lakwe. Kuite umuntu watula wikesa nukuzenga migulya lakwe.
11 Foundation for another no [one] is able to lay besides the [one] being already laid, which is Jesus (*k*) Christ.
Kunsoko kutile numungiza nukumile kuzenga ikitako nikingiza kukila nikizengilwe, nuanso Yesu Kilisto.
12 If now anyone builds upon foundation (this *k*) (gold, silver, *NK(o)*) stones precious, wood, hay, straw,
Itungo ile, ang'wi ung'wi wanyu ukuzenga migulya lakwe kuzahabu, mpia, magwe nansailo, ikota, mafa, ang'wi matutu,
13 of each the work manifest will become; the for day will disclose [it], because in fire it is revealed, and of each the work what sort it is the fire (itself *no*) will prove.
umulemu wakwe ukukunukulwa, kuwetu nua mung'wi ukumigeelya. Kunsoko ekigeeligwa kumoto. Umoto ukugema uuza nua mulemo nuakela ung'wi nuitumile.
14 If of anyone the work will remain which he built up, a reward he will receive;
Anga kehi umuntu nuzengile kekusaga, nuanso ukusingiilya ikipegwa nikiza.
15 If of anyone the work will be burned up, he will suffer loss, he himself however will be saved so however as through fire.
Kuite ang'wi umulemo nua muntu ukulimansiila kumoto, ukulija asala. Kuite ung'wenso lukulu ukugunwa, anga uukinega mumoto.
16 Surely you know that temple of God you yourselves are, and the Spirit of God dwells in you
Shamuine kina unye menyumba ang'wi Tunda ni kina inkolo ang'wi Tunda ikie mukati anyu?
17 If anyone the temple of God destroys, will destroy him God; for the temple of God holy is, which are you yourselves.
Ang'wi umuntu ukumebipya inyumba ang'wi Tunda, Itunda ukumubipya umuntu nuanso. Kunsoko unyumba ang'wi Tunda ntakatifu, mutule uu.
18 No one himself should deceive; if anyone thinks [himself] wise to be among you in age this, foolish he should become so that he may become wise. (aiōn g165)
Umuntu waleke kukongela ung'wenso, ang'wi wehi mitalanyu uine ukete ikulyo mumatungo aya, watule anga “mupungu,” uu ukutula nikulyo. (aiōn g165)
19 The for wisdom of the world this foolishness with God is. It has been written for: [He is] the [One] catching the wise in the craftiness of them;
Kunsoko ikulyo nelamihi eye upungu ntongeela ang'wi Tunda, kunsoko iandekilwe, “Neaambisa niakete ikulyo kuhila yao.
20 And again; [The] Lord knows the thoughts of the wise that they are futile.
Nehangi “Umukulu uine imasigo ao niikuligwa mabi.”
21 Therefore no one should boast in men; All things for of you are,
Kuite umuntu aleke kisania antu! Kunsoko imaintu ehi anyu.
22 whether Paul or Apollos or Cephas or [the] world or life or death or things being present or things to come — all yours (is — *k*)
Ang'wi Paulo, ang'wi Apolo, ang'wi Kefa, ang'wi ihe, ang'wi likalo, ang'wi nsha, ang'wi maintu nakole, ang'wi niikatula amole,
23 you now of Christ, Christ now of God.
ehi anyu nunyenye miang'wa Kilisto, nu Kilisto wang'wi Tunda.
