< 1 Corinthians 13 >
1 Supposing we could speak [all] the various languages [MTY] that people [in the world speak] and even speak [the language] that angels [speak]. If we did not love [others, speaking those languages] would be [as useless as beating] a brass gong or clanging cymbals [together].
Koda ya zamanto ina magana da harsunan mutane, har ma da na mala'iku, amma kuma ba ni da kauna, na zama kamar kararrawa mai yawan kara, ko kuge mai amo.
2 Supposing we had the ability to speak messages that come directly from God, and we could understand the plans that he has not yet revealed [to others], and we could know everything [about everything], and we believed in God so strongly that we could [do impossible things like] causing mountains to move. If we did not love [others, God would consider all that] to be worthless.
Ko da ya zamanto ina da baiwar annabci kuma na fahimci dukkan boyayyar gaskiya, da dukkan ilimi, ko ina da matukar bangaskiya, har ma zan iya kawar da duwatsu. muddin ba ni da kauna, ni ba komai ba ne.
3 And supposing we would give everything that we own to poor people, and would let others kill us in order that we could boast about [sacrificing our] own bodies. If we did not love [others], we would not get any reward [from God].
Ko da ya zamanto na bayar da dukan mallakata domin a ciyar da matalauta, in kuma mika jikina domin a kona. Amma in ba ni da kauna, ban sami ribar komai ba. (Na bayar da jikina ne domin inyi fahariya.)
4 Those who [PRS] truly love [others] act patiently and kindly toward them. Those who [PRS] truly love [others] are not jealous of them, they do not boast [about what they themselves have done], and are not proud.
Kauna na da hakuri da kirki. kauna bata kishi ko fahariya. kauna ba ta girman kai
5 Those who [PRS] truly love [others] do not act in disgraceful/disrespectful ways towards them. They do not (act selfishly/think only of themselves and what they want). They do not quickly become angry. They do not keep remembering the bad things [that others have done to them].
ko fitsara. Bata bautar kanta. Bata saurin fushi, kuma bata ajiyar lissafin laifuffuka.
6 Those who [PRS] truly love [others] do not rejoice when [people do] evil things, but they do rejoice when [people act] righteously.
Bata farin ciki da rashin adalci. A maimako, tana farin ciki da gaskiya.
7 Those who truly love [others] patiently put up [the faults of others]. They do not quickly assume [that others have done something bad]. They confidently expect [that others will act righteously]. They patiently endure [all their own troubles].
Kauna tana jurewa cikin dukan abubuwa, tana gaskata dukan abubuwa, tana da yarda game da dukan abubuwa, tana daurewa dukan abubuwa.
8 We should never [PRS] let anything stop us from continuing to love [others]. As for the ability to speak messages that come directly from God, some day that will come to an end. As for the ability to speak languages [MTY] [that we have not learned], that will [also] come to an end some day. And as for the ability to know things that God reveals to us, that will come to an end some day [because it will not be necessary any more].
Kauna ba ta karewa. Idan akwai anabce anabce, zasu wuce. Idan akwai harsuna, zasu bace. Idan akwai ilimi, zaya wuce.
9 God does not reveal everything to us, and we cannot know everything that he knows.
Domin muna da sani bisa - bisa kuma muna anabci bisa - bisa.
10 But when everything is perfect [after Christ returns], things which are not perfect [now], [such as the abilities which God’s Spirit gives us], will (disappear/come to an end).
Sa'adda cikakke ya zo, sai marar kammalar ya wuce.
11 When we were children, we talked like children talk, we thought like children think, we reasoned like children reason. But when we grew up, we got rid of our childish ways [MET]. [Similarly], [you need to get rid of your childish thinking about the abilities that the Spirit has given you].
Da nake yaro, nakan yi magana irinta kuruciya, nakan yi tunani irin na kuruciya, nakan ba da hujjojina irin na kuruciya. Da na isa mutum na bar halayen kuruciya.
12 In this life we do not understand everything fully. It is like [MET] looking at something indirectly by seeing it in a mirror. But [when we get to heaven] [MTY], we will [understand everything clearly. It will be like] talking to someone face-to-face. Now we know only part [of everything that God wants us to know]. Then we will know everything completely, just like [God] knows us completely.
Gama yanzu muna gani sama - sama kamar ta madubi, amma a ranar fuska da fuska, yanzu na sani bisa - bisa, amma a lokacin zan sami cikakken sani kamar yadda aka yi mani cikakken sani.
13 So now there are three things [that we must] continue [to do]: To trust [in God], to confidently expect [to receive what he will give us], and to love [others]. But the greatest of those three things is loving [others].
To, a yanzu abubuwan nan uku sun tabbata: bangaskiya, da gabagadi mai zuwa, da kuma kauna, amma duk mafi girma a cikinsu ita ce kauna.