Genesis 27
1 and to be for be old Isaac and to grow dim eye his from to see: see and to call: call to [obj] Esau son: child his [the] great: old and to say to(wards) him son: child my and to say to(wards) him behold I
Isak bɔɔ akɔkoraa a nʼani so ayɛ no wisiwisi na ɔnhunu adeɛ papa no, ɛda koro bi, ɔfrɛɛ ne babarima panin Esau. “Me ba.” Ɛnna Esau gyee so sɛ, “Agya, menie.”
2 and to say behold please be old not to know day death my
Isak kaa sɛ, “Seesei mabɔ akɔkoraa, na mennim ɛda a mɛwu.
3 and now to lift: raise please article/utensil your quiver your and bow your and to come out: come [the] land: country and to hunt [emph?] to/for me (wild game *Q(K)*)
Fa wʼagyan ne wo bɛmma, na kɔ wiram kɔpɛ hanam bi brɛ me.
4 and to make to/for me delicacy like/as as which to love: lover and to come (in): bring [emph?] to/for me and to eat in/on/with for the sake of to bless you soul: myself my in/on/with before to die
Fa noa mʼakɔnnɔduane no bi brɛ me, na menni, na menhyira wo ansa na mawu.”
5 and Rebekah to hear: hear in/on/with to speak: speak Isaac to(wards) Esau son: child his and to go: went Esau [the] land: country to/for to hunt wild game to/for to come (in): bring
Ɛberɛ a Isak ne ne ba Esau rekasa no, na Rebeka retie. Enti, ɛberɛ a Esau kɔɔ sɛ ɔrekɔkum ɛnam no aba pɛ, ɛnna
6 and Rebekah to say to(wards) Jacob son: child her to/for to say behold to hear: hear [obj] father your to speak: speak to(wards) Esau brother: male-sibling your to/for to say
Rebeka ka kyerɛɛ ne ba Yakob sɛ, “Yakob tie! Metee sɛ wʼagya reka akyerɛ wo nua Esau sɛ,
7 to come (in): bring [emph?] to/for me wild game and to make to/for me delicacy and to eat and to bless you to/for face: before LORD to/for face: before death my
‘Kɔpɛ hanam bi fa noa mʼakɔnnɔduane no bi brɛ me, na menni, na menhyira wo wɔ Awurade anim, ansa na mawu.’
8 and now son: child my to hear: obey in/on/with voice my to/for which I to command [obj] you
Afei, me ba, tie asɛm a merebɛka akyerɛ wo yi yie, na di so.
9 to go: went please to(wards) [the] flock and to take: bring to/for me from there two kid goat pleasant and to make [obj] them delicacy to/for father your like/as as which to love: lover
Kɔ nnwankuo no mu, na kɔkyere nnwan mmienu a wɔadɔre sradeɛ brɛ me, na memfa nnoa akɔnnɔduane, sɛdeɛ wʼagya pɛ no pɛpɛɛpɛ mma no.
10 and to come (in): bring to/for father your and to eat in/on/with for the sake of which to bless you to/for face: before death his
Sɛ menoa wie a, fa kɔma no, na ɔnni, na ɔnhyira wo ansa na wawu.”
11 and to say Jacob to(wards) Rebekah mother his look! Esau brother: male-sibling my man hairy and I man smooth
Yakob ka kyerɛɛ ne maame Rebeka sɛ, “Wonim sɛ me nua Esau ho wɔ nwi, na me nso, me ho yɛ toromtorom.
12 perhaps to feel me father my and to be in/on/with eye: appearance his like/as to mock and to come (in): bring upon me curse and not blessing
Sɛ ɛba sɛ mʼagya de ne nsa fa me ho, na ɔhunu sɛ ɛnyɛ Esau a, ɛbɛyɛ sɛ gyama meredaadaa no, na wadome me mmom, sene sɛ anka ɔbɛhyira me.”
13 and to say to/for him mother his upon me curse your son: child my surely to hear: obey in/on/with voice my and to go: went to take: bring to/for me
Yakob maame ka kyerɛɛ no sɛ, “Me ba, ma nnome no mmra me so. Wo deɛ, yɛ deɛ maka akyerɛ wo no ara. Kɔ na kɔkyere nnwan no brɛ me.”
14 and to go: went and to take: take and to come (in): bring to/for mother his and to make mother his delicacy like/as as which to love: lover father his
Enti, Yakob tiee ne maame Rebeka asɛm, kɔkyeree nnwan no brɛɛ no. Na ɔkumm wɔn, de noaa akɔnnɔduane bi, sɛdeɛ Isak pɛ no pɛpɛɛpɛ.
15 and to take: take Rebekah [obj] garment Esau son: child her [the] great: old [the] desirable thing which with her in/on/with house: home and to clothe [obj] Jacob son: child her [the] small
Ɛno akyiri no, Rebeka faa ne ba panin Esau atadeɛ papa bi a ɛwɔ fie hɔ de maa ne ba Yakob hyɛeɛ.
16 and [obj] skin kid [the] goat to clothe upon hand his and upon smoothness neck his
Afei, ɔde nnwan a wɔkumm wɔn no nwoma yɛɛ ahyɛnsa, kataa Yakob nsa ho. Ɔde bi kataa ne kɔn ho nyinaa.
17 and to give: put [obj] [the] delicacy and [obj] [the] food: bread which to make in/on/with hand: power Jacob son: child her
Ɔde burodo a wato no foforɔ kaa akɔnnɔduane a wanoa no ho, de maa ne ba Yakob.
18 and to come (in): come to(wards) father his and to say father my and to say behold I who? you(m. s.) son: child my
Yakob de aduane no kɔmaa nʼagya Isak wɔ ne dan mu. Ɔduruu hɔ no, ɔkaa sɛ, “Agya!” Isak buaa sɛ, “Mewɔ hɔ na wo hwan a?”
19 and to say Jacob to(wards) father his I Esau firstborn your to make: do like/as as which to speak: speak to(wards) me to arise: rise please to dwell [emph?] and to eat [emph?] from wild game my in/on/with for the sake of to bless me soul: myself your
Yakob ka kyerɛɛ nʼagya sɛ, “Ɛyɛ me wʼabakan Esau. Mayɛ deɛ woka kyerɛɛ me sɛ menyɛ no. Mede hanam a wopɛ no bi anoa wʼakɔnnɔduane no abrɛ wo, enti mesrɛ wo, sɔre tena ase, na didi, na sɛ wodidi wie a, woahyira me.”
20 and to say Isaac to(wards) son: child his what? this to hasten to/for to find son: child my and to say for to meet LORD God your to/for face of my
Isak bisaa ne ba no sɛ, “Ɛyɛɛ sɛn na wo ho ayɛ hare sɛɛ yi?” Yakob buaa sɛ, “Awurade, wo Onyankopɔn no, na ɔgyinaa mʼakyi maa me nsa kaa hanam no bi ntɛm.”
21 and to say Isaac to(wards) Jacob to approach: approach [emph?] please and to feel you son: child my you(m. s.) this son: child my Esau if not
Afei, Isak ka kyerɛɛ Yakob sɛ, “Me ba, twe bɛn me, na memfa me nsa nka wo nhwɛ sɛ, wo ne me ba Esau no ampa anaa.”
22 and to approach: approach Jacob to(wards) Isaac father his and to feel him and to say [the] voice voice Jacob and [the] hand hand Esau
Yakob twe bɛn nʼagya Isak, na ɔde ne nsa kekaa ne ho kaa sɛ, “Nne yi yɛ Yakob nne, nanso nsa yi yɛ Esau deɛ.”
23 and not to recognize him for to be hand his like/as hand Esau brother: male-sibling his hairy and to bless him
Isak anhunu sɛ ɛyɛ Yakob, ɛfiri sɛ, na ne nsa ho wɔ nwi te sɛ ne nua Esau pɛpɛɛpɛ. Enti, ɔhyiraa no.
24 and to say you(m. s.) this son: child my Esau and to say I
Isak sane bisaa Yakob sɛ, “Enti, ampa ara sɛ wo ne me ba Esau no?” Yakob buaa sɛ, “Aane, me ne Esau.”
25 and to say to approach: bring [emph?] to/for me and to eat from wild game son: child my because to bless you soul: myself my and to approach: bring to/for him and to eat and to come (in): bring to/for him wine and to drink
Afei, Isak kaa sɛ, “Me ba, fa wʼaduane no brɛ me na menni, na medi wie a, mahyira wo.” Yakob de aduane no brɛɛ nʼagya Isak, na ɔdiiɛ; ɔsane de nsã brɛɛ no ma ɔnomeeɛ.
26 and to say to(wards) him Isaac father his to approach: approach [emph?] please and to kiss [emph?] to/for me son: child my
Isak wieeɛ no, ɔka kyerɛɛ Yakob sɛ, “Me ba, bra bɛfe mʼano!”
27 and to approach: approach and to kiss to/for him and to smell [obj] aroma garment his and to bless him and to say to see: see aroma son: child my like/as aroma land: country which to bless him LORD
Enti, Yakob kɔɔ nʼagya Isak nkyɛn kɔfee nʼano. Ɛberɛ a Isak huaa Yakob atadeɛ mu, na ɔgye too mu sɛ, ɛyɛ ne ba Esau no, ɔhyiraa no sɛ, “Ampa ara! Me ba ho hwa te sɛ ehwa a ɛfiri afuo a Awurade ahyira so no mu.
28 and to give: give to/for you [the] God from dew [the] heaven and from fat [the] land: soil and abundance grain and new wine
Onyankopɔn mma wo ɔsoro bosuo ne asase mu sradeɛ, na afuom aduane ne nsã mmu wo so.
29 to serve you people (and to bow *Q(K)*) to/for you people to be lord to/for brother: male-sibling your and to bow to/for you son: child mother your to curse you to curse and to bless you to bless
Amanaman bɛsom wo, na nnipa nyinaa abu wo nkotodwe. Wobɛdi wo nuanom so, na wo maame mma nso akoto wo. Wɔbɛdome wɔn a wɔdome wo nyinaa, na wɔn a wɔhyira wo nyinaa nso, wɔbɛhyira wɔn.”
30 and to be like/as as which to end: finish Isaac to/for to bless [obj] Jacob and to be surely to come out: come to come out: come Jacob from with face Isaac father his and Esau brother: male-sibling his to come (in): come from wild game his
Isak hyiraa Yakob wieeɛ, na ɔfirii nʼagya nkyɛn kɔeɛ ara pɛ, na ne nua Esau firi nʼahayɔ baeɛ.
31 and to make also he/she/it delicacy and to come (in): bring to/for father his and to say to/for father his to arise: rise father my and to eat from wild game son: child his in/on/with for the sake of to bless me soul: myself your
Ɔno nso noaa akɔnnɔduane brɛɛ nʼagya. Na ɔka kyerɛɛ no sɛ, “Agya, sɔre na di me hanamduane no, na hyira me.”
32 and to say to/for him Isaac father his who? you(m. s.) and to say I son: child your firstborn your Esau
Nʼagya Isak bisaa no sɛ, “Na hwan nie?” Esau buaa sɛ, “Ɛyɛ me wʼabakan Esau.”
33 and to tremble Isaac trembling great: large till much and to say who? then he/she/it [the] to hunt wild game and to come (in): bring to/for me and to eat from all in/on/with before to come (in): come and to bless him also to bless to be
Isak tee saa asɛm yi pɛ, ne ho hyɛɛ aseɛ wosoo biribiribiri, na ɔbisaa sɛ, “Ɛnneɛ, na hwan na ɔkɔɔ ahayɔ kɔkumm ɛnam de noaa aduane brɛɛ me yi. Medidi wieeɛ hyiraa onipa ko no pɛ na wobaeɛ yi? Nokorɛ mu ni, nhyira a mahyira no no, sɛ mesane mʼano a, ɛrenyɛ yie!”
34 like/as to hear: hear Esau [obj] word father his and to cry cry great: large and bitter till much and to say to/for father his to bless me also I father my
Ɛberɛ a Esau tee asɛm a nʼagya kaeɛ no, ɔno nso de awerɛhoɔ teaam dendeenden, ka kyerɛɛ nʼagya sɛ, “Agya! Hyira me. Hyira me nso bi!”
35 and to say to come (in): come brother: male-sibling your in/on/with deceit and to take: take blessing your
Nanso, Isak kaa sɛ, “Ɛnneɛ, na wo nua na ɔde nnaadaa abɛgye wo nhyira kɔ!”
36 and to say for to call: call by name his Jacob and to assail me this beat [obj] birthright my to take: take and behold now to take: take blessing my and to say not to reserve to/for me blessing
Esau kaa sɛ, “Ɛnyɛ nwanwa sɛ wɔfrɛ no Yakob a aseɛ kyerɛ nantitwitwafoɔ. Yei ne ne mprenu so a wadaadaa me. Deɛ ɛdi ɛkan ne sɛ, ɔdaadaa me gyee me panin. Deɛ ɛtɔ so mmienu nso ne sɛ, ɔde nnaadaa agye me nhyira!” Afei, Esau bisaa nʼagya sɛ, “Enti, woannya me nhyira no bi a wode bɛhyira me nso?”
37 and to answer Isaac and to say to/for Esau look! lord to set: make him to/for you and [obj] all brother: male-sibling his to give: give to/for him to/for servant/slave and grain and new wine to support him and to/for you then what? to make: do son: child my
Isak buaa Esau sɛ, “Manya de no ayɛ wo wura dada. Mede ne nuanom nyinaa ayɛ ne nkoa. Mahyira no sɛ, ɔbɛnya afuom nnuane ne nsã foforɔ bebree. Na afei, ɛdeɛn bio na aka a mɛtumi ayɛ ama wo, me ba?”
38 and to say Esau to(wards) father his blessing one he/she/it to/for you father my to bless me also I father my and to lift: loud Esau voice his and to weep
Esau bisaa nʼagya sɛ, “Agya, enti nhyira baako pɛ na wowɔ? Ao, agya, hyira me nso bi!”
39 and to answer Isaac father his and to say to(wards) him behold from fat [the] land: soil to be seat your and from dew [the] heaven from upon
Afei, nʼagya Isak buaa no sɛ, “Tie! Asase kesee so na wobɛtena, na ɛsoro bosuo rentɔ wɔ so.
40 and upon sword your to live and [obj] brother: male-sibling your to serve and to be like/as as which to roam and to tear yoke his from upon neck your
Wode wo akofena na ɛbɛtena ase, na woasom wo nua kumaa. Nanso, daakye bi, sɛ wokentene wo ho a, wobɛfiri wo nua no som ase.”
41 and to hate Esau [obj] Jacob upon [the] blessing which to bless him father his and to say Esau in/on/with heart his to present: come day mourning father my and to kill [obj] Jacob brother: male-sibling my
Esiane Esau nhyira a Yakob kɔdaadaa wɔn agya Isak gyeeɛ no enti, Esau tanee Yakob. Esau kaa wɔ ne tirim sɛ, “Ɛrenkyɛre, na mʼagya Isak awu. Sɛ ɔnya wu a, mɛkum me nua Yakob.”
42 and to tell to/for Rebekah [obj] word Esau son: child her [the] great: old and to send: depart and to call: call to to/for Jacob son: child her [the] small and to say to(wards) him behold Esau brother: male-sibling your to be sorry: comfort to/for you to/for to kill you
Obi tee adwene a Esau afa wɔ ne nua kumaa Yakob ho no, ɔkɔbɔɔ wɔn maame Rebeka amanneɛ. Enti, Rebeka soma kɔfrɛɛ ne ba kumaa Yakob, na ɔka kyerɛɛ no sɛ, “Wo nua Esau abɔ ne tirim sɛ, sɛ ɔnya wo a, ɔbɛkum wo ansa na ne bo atɔ ne yam.
43 and now son: child my to hear: obey in/on/with voice my and to arise: rise to flee to/for you to(wards) Laban brother: male-sibling my Haran [to]
Enti, me ba, tie asɛm a merebɛka akyerɛ wo yi yie. Dwane ntɛm kɔ me nua Laban nkyɛn wɔ Haran.
44 and to dwell with him day one till which to return: turn back rage brother: male-sibling your
Tena ne nkyɛn kakra wɔ hɔ, kɔsi sɛ, wo nua Esau bo bɛdwo.
45 till to return: turn back face: anger brother: male-sibling your from you and to forget [obj] which to make: do to/for him and to send: depart and to take: bring you from there to/for what? be bereaved also two your day one
Sɛ wo nua akoma tɔ ne yam, na ne werɛ firi deɛ woyɛɛ no, na ɔgyaa mu ma ɛka a, mɛsoma abɛka akyerɛ wo, na woafiri Haran aba. Adɛn enti na ɛsɛ sɛ metena hɔ hwɛ, na me mma baanu bom wu ɛda koro?”
46 and to say Rebekah to(wards) Isaac to loathe in/on/with life my from face: because daughter Heth if to take: marry Jacob woman: wife from daughter Heth like/as these from daughter [the] land: country/planet to/for what? to/for me life
Enti, Rebeka ka kyerɛɛ Isak sɛ, “Saa Hetifoɔ mmabaawa yi koraa ama asetena afono me. Sɛ ɛkɔba sɛ Yakob nso kɔware Hetifoɔ asase so mmabaawa yi bi a, mmaa te sɛ yeinom bi a, ɛnneɛ, na mewuiɛ koraa a, anka ɛyɛ.”
