Matthew 25
1 Then will be likened the kingdom of the heavens to ten virgins who having taken the lamps (their own *N(k)O*) went forth to (meet *N(k)O*) the bridegroom.
Aru, etu somoite, sorgo laga rajyo to dosta chukri nisena ase jun taikhan laga saaki loi kene taikhan laga mota hobole thaka khan ke lok kori bole jaise.
2 Five now of them were foolish and (the [other] *k*) five wise;
Pans jon to murkho thakise aru pans jon to gyaani thakise.
3 (Those [who] *N(k)O*) (for *no*) foolish having taken the lamps (of them *N(k)O*) not did take with their own oil,
Kilekoile utu pansta chukri taikhan laga saaki to loise, kintu taikhan tel lobole borton to pahori jaise.
4 but the wise took oil in the vessels (of them *k*) with the lamps (their own. *N(k)O*)
Hoilebi utu pansta gyaani chukri khan to borton te tel hali kene taikhan logot saaki bhi loi jaise.
5 As was tarrying then the bridegroom they became drowsy all and were sleeping.
Jitia taikhan logot shadi kori bole thaka mota ahibole deri hoise, taikhan sob neendh lagi kene ghumai jaise.
6 At middle then of [the] night a cry there was: Behold the bridegroom (comes *k*) do go forth to meet him!
Kintu rati laga majote ta te ekta awaj hunise, ‘Sabi, shadi koribo thaka mota ahise! Jabi aru taikhan ke lok koribi.’
7 Then arose all the virgins those and trimmed the lamps (their own. *N(k)O*)
Etu pichete chukri khan sob uthi kene taikhan laga sakhi julai se.
8 And the foolish to the wise said; do give us of the oil of you, for the lamps of us are going out.
Kintu murkho chukri khan gyaani chukri khan ke koise, ‘Amikhan ke apnikhan laga tel olop dibi kelemane amikhan laga saaki to bhuti jabole ase,’
9 Answered then the wise saying; otherwise otherwise certainly (not even *no*) it may suffice for us and you. do go (now *k*) rather to those selling and do buy for yourselves.
Kintu utu gyaani chukri khan jowab dikene koise, ‘Amikhan aru apnikhan nimite bhi napuncha hoi jabo, etu pora to jai kene tel bikiri kora manu pora nijor nimite kini lobi.’
10 [While] are going away then they to buy came the bridegroom, and those ready went in with him to the wedding feast, and was shut the door.
Jitia taikhan kini bole jaise, shadi kora mota khan punchi kene ghor bhitor te jaise, aru jun khan taiyar thakise taikhan logote shadi kori bole jaise, aru dorja bondh kori dise.
11 Afterward then come also the other virgins saying; lord lord, do open to us!
Etu pichete utu murkho chukri khan ahi kene koise, ‘Malik, malik, amikhan nimite bhi dorja khuli bhi.’
12 And answering he said; Amen I say to you; not I do know you.
Kintu tai jowab dikene koise, ‘Hosa pora Moi tumikhan ke koi ase, Moi tumikhan ke najane.’
13 do watch therefore, for neither do you know the day nor [know] the hour (in who son of man comes. *K*)
Etu karone saikene thakibi, kele koile kuntu din nohoile bhi kuntu somoite Manu laga Putro wapas ahibo tumikhan najane.
14 [It is] like for a man going on a journey [who] called [his] own servants and delivered to them the possessions of him.
Kile mane etu to ekjon manu safar te jai thaka nisena ase. Tai nijor laga nokorkhan ke matise aru taikhan ke Tai laga dhun khan dise.
15 And to one indeed he gave five talents, to one however two, to one however one, to each according to the [their] own ability; and he left the region. immediately
Ekjon ke pansta talents dise, dusra ke duita talents dise, aru ekjon dusra ke ekta talent dise. Tai sobke taikhan laga kaam hisab te dise, aru joldi kori kene taikhan laga safar nimite ulai jai.
16 Having gone (now *ko*) the [one] the five talents having received he traded with them and (he gained *N(k)O*) more five (talents; *K*)
Jun manu ke pansta bordan disele tai jai kene kaam te cholai se aru tai aru bhi pansta bordan bisi paise.
17 Likewise (and *ko*) the [one with] the two gained (and he [gained] *k*) more two.
Etu nisena junke duita bordan disele tai bhi duita bordan aru bhi paise.
18 however one having received having gone away he dug in (in the *k*) (ground *N(k)O*) and (he hid *N(k)O*) the money of the master of him.
Kintu juntu nokor ke ekta bordan disele, tai jai kene mati khundi kene malik pora diya poisa to rupai dise.
19 After then much time comes the master of the servants those and takes account with them.
Etiya, bisi din pichete nokorkhan laga malik to wapas ahe aru taikhan ke bordan diya laga hisab khan mange.
20 And having come the [one] the five talents having received he brought to [him] other five talents saying; Master, five talents to me you did deliver; Behold more five talents I gained (upon them. *k*)
Pansta bordan pa-a nokor ahi kene aru bhi pansta bordan bisi kori kene tai laga malik ke dise. Tai koise, ‘Malik, apuni amike pansta bordan dise. Kintu sabi, moi etu dui guna bisi kori dise.’
21 was saying (now *k*) to him the master of Him; Well done, servant good and faithful! Over a few things you were faithful, over many things you will I set. do enter into the joy of the master of you!
Tai laga malik taike koise, ‘Bisi bhal korise, bhal aru imandar nokor! Tumi bisi imandar pora kaam khan korise. Moi tumike sob kaam khan sabole jimedari di ase. Ahibi aru tumi laga malik logote khushi koribi.’
22 Having come then also the [one] with the two talents (having taken *k*) he said; Master, two talents to me you did deliver; Behold more two talents I gained (upon them. *k*)
Dusra nokor junke duita bordan disele tai ahikena koise, ‘Malik, apuni amike duita bordan dise. Kintu sabi, moi aru duita bisi bordan kori dise.’
23 was saying to him the master of Him; Well done, servant good and faithful! Over a few things you were faithful, over many things you will I set. do enter into the joy of the master of you!
Tai laga malik taike koise, ‘Bisi bhal korise, bhal aru imandar nokor ase! Tumi bisi imandar pora kaam khan korise. Moi tumike sob kaam khan sabole jimedari di ase. Ahibi aru tumi laga malik logot te khushi koribi.’
24 Having come then also the one talent having received he said; Master, I knew you that hard you are a man reaping where not you did sow and gathering from where not you did scatter;
Etu pichete ekta bordan pa-a nokor ahikena koise, ‘Malik, moi jani ase apuni bisi kara manu ase. Apuni juntu jagate bijon naphelai ta te guti khan joma kore, aru juntu jagate kheti nakore ta te kheti kate.
25 And having been afraid having gone away I hid the talent of you in the ground; Behold you have what [is] yours.
Moi bhoi khai thakise, etu karone moi jai kene mati bhitor te lukai kene rakhise. Sabi, apuni ki dise etu yate ase.’
26 answering now the master of him said to him; Wicked servant and lazy! You knew that I reap where not I sowed and I gather from where not I scattered?
Kintu tai laga malik jowab dikene taike koise, ‘Tumi mon kala aru alsi kora nokor, tumi jani ase, moi juntu jagate bijon naphelai ta te guti khan joma kore, aru juntu jagate kheti nakore ta te kheti kate.
27 It was necessary you therefore to put (the coins *N(k)O*) of mine to the bankers, and having come I myself received then would my own with interest.
Etu karone moi laga poisa to poisa ghor te dise koile bhal hobole thakise, aru jitia moi wapas ahibo moi laga poisa logote munafa bhi pabo thakise.
28 do take therefore from him the talent and do give [it] to the [one] having the ten talents.
Etu karone, tai laga hath pora bordan khan loi lobi aru jun logote dosta bordan ase taike di dibi.
29 For having to everyone will be given and he will have in abundance; (from *k*) the [one] however not having, even that which he has will be taken away from him.
Kilekoile jun manu khan bisi ase- taike aru bhi dibo- ekdom bhorta pora aru bhi dibo. Kintu jun manu khan logote eku bhi nai, taikhan logote ki ase eitu khan bhi tai pora chingi loi lobo.
30 And the worthless servant (do cast out *N(k)O*) into the darkness outer; there will be the weeping and the gnashing of the teeth.
Etu kaam nathaka nokor ke andhera jagate phelai dibi, juntu jagate khali kandi thaka aru daat kamuri thaka he hobo.’
31 When then may come the Son of Man in the glory of Him and all the (holy *K*) angels with Him, then He will sit upon [the] throne of glory of Him,
Jitia Manu laga Putro tai laga mohima aru pura sorgodoth khan logote ahibo, etu pichete Tai laga mohima laga jagate bohibo.
32 And (they will be gathered *N(k)O*) before Him all the nations, and He will separate them from one another as the shepherd separates the sheep from the goats,
Tai laga age te sob desh khan joma hobo, aru Tai manu khan ke ekjon pora dusra jonke alag koribo, jineka roikhya pora mer aru saguli ke alag kori diye.
33 And He will set indeed the sheep on [the] right hand of Him, however the goats on [the] left.
Tai mer khan ke Tai laga dyna hath phale rakhibo aru saguli khan ke baya hath phale rakhibo.
34 Then will say the King to those on [the] right hand of Him; Come you who [are] blessed of the Father of mine, do inherit the prepared for you kingdom from [the] foundation of [the] world.
Etu pichete Raja pora Tai laga dyna hathte thaka manu khan ke koise, ‘Ahibi, Moi laga Baba pora tumikhan ke asis dikene ase, juntu rajyo tumikhan nimite prithibi bona somoite rakhi sele, etu tumikhan laga hoise.
35 I hungered for and you gave Me to eat, I thirsted and you gave to drink me, a stranger I was and you took in Me,
Kilekoile Moi bhuka thakise aru tumikhan Moike khilai se; Moi pyaas lagi thakise aru tumikhan Moike pani khabole dise;
36 naked and you clothed Me, I was sick and you visited Me, in prison I was and you came to Me.
Moi eku kapra pindhi kene thaka nai aru tumi moike pindhibole dise; Moi bemar aru bondhi ghor te thakise aru tumi moike sabole ahise.’
37 Then will answer Him the righteous saying; Lord, when You saw we hungering and fed [You] Or thirsting and gave [You] to drink?
Etu pichete dharmik khan Taike jowab dikene kobo, ‘Probhu, amikhan kitia Apuni bhuk lagi thaka dikhise aru khilai se? Nohoile Apuni pyaas laga homoi te Apuni ke pani dise?
38 When now You saw we a stranger and took [You] in Or naked and clothed [You]?
Aru amikhan kitia Apuni ke nachina manu ase koi kene loi jaise? Nohoile bhi kapra pindhibole nathaka dikhi kene kapra pindhai dise?
39 When now You saw we (ailing *N(k)O*) or in prison and came to You?
Aru amikhan kitia Apuni ke bemar ase nohoile bhi bondhi ghor te ase koi kene Apuni usorte ahise?
40 And answering the King will say to them; Amen I say to you; to the extent as much as you did [it] to one of these the brothers of Mine of the least, to Me myself you did [it].
Etu pichete Raja pora jowab dikene taikhan ke kobo, ‘Hosa pora Moi tumikhan ke koi ase, ki kaam tumi Moi laga bhai khan nimite korise, tumi Moi nimite he korise.’
41 Then will He say also to those on [the] left; do depart from Me you who [are] cursed into the fire eternal which prepared for the devil and the angels of him. (aiōnios g166)
Etu pichete Tai bhi kobo Tai laga baya hath phale thaka manu khan ke, ‘Moi laga usor pora dur hoi jabi, tumi paap manu khan, khotom nohua jui te jabi juntu jaga biya atma aru tai laga duth khan nimite bonaise, (aiōnios g166)
42 I hungered for and nothing you gave to Me to eat, (and *o*) I thirsted and nothing You gave to drink Me,
kele koile Moi bhuk lagi thakise, kintu tumikhan Moike eku bhi khabole diya nai; Moi pyaas lagi thakise, kintu tumikhan Moike pani bhi khabole diya nai;
43 a stranger I was and not You took in Me, naked and not you did clothe Me, sick and in prison and not did you visit Me.
Moi nachina manu thakise, kintu tumikhan Moike mata nai; kapra pindhibole thaka nai, kintu tumikhan Moike kapra pindhi diya nai; bemar aru bondhi ghor te thakise, kintu tumikhan Moike sabole aha nai.’
44 Then will answer (to him *k*) also themselves saying; Lord, when You saw we hungering or thirsting or a stranger or naked or sick or in prison and not did minister to You?
Etu pichete taikhan bhi jowab dikene kobo, ‘Probhu, amikhan kitia Apuni ke bhuka, pyasa, bahar manu, kapra pindhibole nathaka, bemar, bondhi ghor te, eneka kora dikhise aru Apuni ke sewa kora nai?
45 Then will He answer to them saying; Amen I say to you; to the extent as much as not you did [it] to one of these the least, neither to Me myself did you.
Etu pichete Tai jawab dikene kobo, ‘Hosa para Moi tumikhan ke koi ase, ji kaam tumi Moi laga manu khan nimite kora nai tumi Moi nimite bhi kora nai.’
