Revelation 18
1 (and *k*) After these things I saw another angel descending out of heaven, having authority great, and the earth was illuminated from the glory of him.
Sa timumu ti gino me ta aka, madusa ma iri bibe bi kadura ka Asere bazi inu tuzo ahira Asere, ma zi injkara nidan, a unee wadusauwuza uni nonzo ni meme.
2 And he cried out in (a mighty *N(k)O*) voice (loud *K*) saying: Fallen Fallen is Babylon the great And she has become a habitation (of demons *N(k)O*) and a prison of every spirit unclean and a prison of every bird unclean (and a prison of every creature unclean *NO*) and hated,
Matiti ini gmirang ni gwardang inu guna, '' Ubabila wa rizo unu dang ma rizo! wa cukuno a hira a ti cukum ta gbergene nan a hira a ticukum ti ti mumum ti bee iburu nan ti hira ti cukum u ti mum ti madini a nyimo.
3 For of the wine of the wrath of the sexual immorality of her (they have drunk *N(k)O*) all the nations, and the kings of the earth with her committed sexual immorality, and the merchants of the earth through the power of the sensuality of her were enriched.
Ine ini anu tame utize ta Asere wa sii gmei mu wongu agomo Une wa dusa utarsa a hana a eh wan andesa wazi imumitari tunee wa cukuno wakem nikara nukunna urunta uwe”.
4 And I heard another voice from heaven saying: (do come *NK(o)*) you who [are] people of mine from her, so that not you may have fellowship in the sins of her, and of the plagues of her so that not you may receive;
Idusa ikunna nigmirang a hira Asere ini guna” Suro ni a nyimo anu ani, barki kati kati wa wuzi timumum timadini kasi tuweme. Barki kati imum iburi imeme ihuzi shi”.
5 For (they were heaped *N(K)O*) in her sins as high as heaven, and has remembered God the iniquities of her.
Madini ma meme ma orno ma wuzi ma biki azeser, ugomo Asere maribe itimumum ti zenzeng tumeme.
6 do give back to her as also she has rendered (to you *k*) and do pay back double (to her *k*) (the *no*) twofold according to the works of her. In the cup which she has mixed, do mix to her double.
Wuza ni me kasi uwuza umesa ma wuzi we ni, kurzi meni kasi kani kare ini mum besa ma wuzi anyimo nyara me sa ma wotirko, nan ni'e wazi wa ree.
7 So much as she has glorified herself and lived in luxury, so much do give to her torment and misery, because in the heart of herself she says that I sit [as] a queen and a widow never I am and mourning certainly not shall I see.
kasi me sa ma wuzi ninonzo nini ce nume ma wuzi anice nimeme ti mumum turonta yomkoni me ma kunna pazaza nan na puru abitanime, barki ma gu iriba ime me, maciki unee wa gomo, me be unu dara uroma mani ba, idaki iwuzi ne unu ba.
8 Because of this in one day will come the plagues of her, death and misery and famine, and with fire she will be burned up, because mighty [is the] Lord God the [One] (having judged *N(k)O*) her.
Barki anime ani uwuye uidin nirere numeme nidi kuri ani ce nimeme, iwuni ticukum tini unu nan ikomo, ura udi punzi me vat, meh mani madi nya me nirer.
9 And (they will weep *N(k)O*) ([for] her *k*) and they will wail for her the kings of the earth the [ones who] with her having committed sexual immorality and having lived luxuriously, when they may see the smoke of the burning of her
Agomo unee sa wa tarsi anee wa duss wa corno me, ni goh me nan me wadi wuzi ti hunu barki ure una uroni ume.
10 from afar standing because of the fear of the torment of her saying: Woe woe you who [are] the city great Babylon the city strong! For (in *k*) one hour has come the judgment of you.
Wadi tonno piit barki wa kunna biyau, barki uzito umeme wa zi innu gusa “huu wuno a huwuno nipin nidang dang Ubabila, nipin nini kara! barki a nyimo uganiya uinde uweki utize wa, e.
11 And the merchants of the earth (weep *NK(o)*) and (they mourn *NK(o)*) for (her, *N(k)O*) because the cargo of them no [one] buys no longer no longer
Anu wa inde- inde ukasuwa unee wadi wuzi a so nan ti boro tibiti barki me, madiri ana tijamani tu cira umeme.
12 cargo of gold and of silver and of stone precious and (of pearls *N(k)O*) and (of fine linen [things] *N(k)O*) and (of purple cloth *NK(o)*) and of silk and of scarlet and all wood citron and every article of ivory and every article of wood most precious and of bronze and of iron and of marble
Tirunga ta zumo a wal wal nan a zumo a bit apo, ani nonzo arere, nan nu malti ulub lubu ti runga ti vu udibi ujooko ani tira niriri nan nu titi uriri, atirunga ta shiba utiti ukifi nan a zumo a bit awa zumo a bit, apo ariri.
13 and cinnamon (and spice *NO*) and incense and myrrh and frankincense and wine and oil and finest flour and wheat and cattle and sheep and of horses and of chariots and of slaves and souls of men.
Ti mumum sa ya inko iriba tirunga titi tuni ukii, ubuguro, ukitiri, ucita, uture, ura atimum sa adisi a kunna gbanggbang, Ina, itam, ibarka makekey nani timumum ta pum aru.
14 And the ripe fruit of you of the desire of the soul are departed from you, and all the sumptuous things and the splendid things (were destroyed *N(k)O*) from you, and no longer no longer certainly not them (they will find. *N(K)(o)*)
Imum sa wa inko iriba inni kara niwe me ya aki ahira awe m, vat ukunna urunta uweme wadusa u aki, adaki akem ba.
15 The merchants of these things which having been enriched from her from afar will stand because of the fear of the torment of her weeping and mourning,
Ana dangdang ukasuwa ana tirunga ti gino me, wa wu me ukem uwatu umeme, wadi tonno piit aburko wakunna biyau barki timumum ti puru aso nannu hunu apuru abit.
16 (and *k*) saying: Woe woe you who [are] the city great, which having been clothed with fine linen and purple and scarlet and adorned with (gold [things] *N(k)O*) and with stone precious and (with pearl! *N(K)O*)
wadi gu Ija-Ija nipin ni dangdang sa ni ziza tirunga ti lubu-lubu me nan tirunga tivu, udibi ujooko, sa ma soki uni mawo na ure, wa zumo a wal wal, apo ani nonzo uree uhira!
17 Since in one hour has been brought to desolation so great wealth. And every shipmaster and every [one] who on (a place *NO*) (of the *k*) (sailing *N(k)O*) (the multitudes *K*) and sailors and as many as the sea trade by at a distance stood
A nyimo uganiya u inde vat utamani ugino wa corno me, timumum tu hungo ujirgi ugmei me nannu me sa wa raani a nyimo, anu hungo nan na nu sa wa kinsi ti mum ti cukum mqng a hira agmei me ta dusa ti tonno a ma piit.
18 and (were crying out *NK(o)*) (seeing *N(k)O*) the smoke of the burning of her saying; What [is] like as the city great?
Waasi uganiya sa wa iri nucungo mu runa umeme, wadusa wa gu, niya nipin nini na wuna rep nan nipin ni gino me.
19 And they cast dust upon the heads of them and (they were crying out *NK(o)*) weeping and mourning (and *o*) saying: Woe woe the city great, in which were enriched all those having ships in the sea through the wealth of her! Since in one hour she has been desolated.
Wa dusa wa inti ususuru wa titti a ce a we me, wa dusa wa tun guno aso innikara, nannu hunu atipuru ti bit, “hu wono a hu wono nipin nidangdang sa anu zirgi ugmei sa wa hu ukem a hira utamani ume me, a nyimo uganiya u inde a hu uni vat.
20 do rejoice over (her, *N(k)O*) O heaven and you saints (and *no*) you apostles and you prophets, because did judge God the judgment for you against her.
Anu urusa Asere wa zinni ti buru tirem si adibi sa ya eh ace a shi me, anu kurzizo ukadura nan ana kadura barki Asere a garza si imum sa a wuzi si”
21 And took up one angel a mighty stone like (a millstone *N(k)O*) great and cast [it] into the sea saying: Thus with violence will be cast down Babylon the great city and certainly not may be found any longer.
Ure unu ugbokum ukadura kasere ma ziki nipo na zii kaniya unonzo, ma vigi a nyimo aniwin me ma gu,” u watu una Ubabila ani pin ni dangdang, adi vingi me ini kara adi zii adaki a ira me ba
22 And sound of harpists and musicians and flute players and trumpeters certainly not may be heard in you any longer, And any craftsmen of any craft certainly not may be found in you any longer, and [the] sound of a millstone certainly not may be heard in you any longer,
. A nyara anu tira iroma anu u hurse ishruwa anu hurse algaitaa ada kuria kunna a nyimo a me ba, uye mara ni ba nani ure uzina nanni tire timum a nyimo, a daki a kunna ti nanzo a hira me ba.
23 And [the] light of lamp certainly not may shine in you any longer, and [the] voice of a bridegroom and a bride certainly not may be heard in you any longer, for the merchants of you were the great ones of the earth, because by the sorcery of you were deceived all the nations.
Ma saa mu fitila ada a ira mani ba a nyimo a me ba, a gmirang una anya a so nanni unee uso a nyimo ba barki anu kem we wani a hana ati gomo unee, a hira u wuza u tirunga ti ma kiri ti we me wa ranga anabu.
24 And in her ([the] blood *N(k)O*) of prophets and of saints was found and of all those slain on the earth.
“A nyimo a me ani akem maye ma na kadura ka Asere ande sa wa nya mu ruba mu w, a maye ma naa ge sa a huzi Unee”
