Acts 13
1 Among [the people in] the congregation at Antioch there were (prophets/those who spoke messages from God) and those who taught [people about Jesus. They were] Barnabas; Simeon, who was also called Niger/Blackman; Lucius, from Cyrene [city]; Manaen, who had grown up with [King] Herod [Antipas]; and Saul.
Eta ciraden, Antiochen cen Eliçán Propheta eta doctor batzu, Barnabas, eta Simon Niger deitzen cena, eta Lucio Cyreneanoa, eta Manahen, Herodes tetrarcharequin haci içan cena, eta Saul.
2 While they were worshipping the Lord and fasting, the Holy Spirit said [to them], “Appoint Barnabas and Saul to [serve] me and to [go and do] the work that I have chosen them [to do]!”
Hec bada Iauna ministerioan cerbitzatzen çutela eta barur ciradela, erran ceçan Spiritu sainduac, Separa ietzadaçue Barnabas eta Saul deithu ditudan obracotzat.
3 So they continued (to fast/to abstain from eating food) and pray. Then having put their hands on Barnabas and Saul and [praying that God would help them], they sent them off [to do what the Holy Spirit had commanded].
Orduan barur eta othoizte eguinic, eta escuac hayén gainean eçarriric, igor citzaten.
4 Barnabas and Saul, guided by the Holy Spirit, went down [from Antioch] to Seleucia [port]. From there they went by ship to Salamis [port on Cyprus Island].
Hec bada igorriric Spiritu sainduaz, iauts citecen Seleuciara: eta handic embarca citecen Cyprera.
5 While they were in Salamis, [they went] to the Jewish meeting places. There they proclaimed the message from God [about Jesus]. John [Mark went with them and] was helping them.
Eta ethorri ciradenean Salaminara denuntia ceçaten Iaincoaren hitza Iuduén synagoguetan: eta baçutén Ioannes-ere lagun.
6 [The three of] them went across the entire island to Paphos [city]. There they met a magician whose name was Bar-Jesus. He was a Jew who falsely [claimed] (to be a prophet/to speak messages from God).
Guero Islá Paphorano trebessatu çutenean, eriden ceçaten Iudu propheta falsu encantaçalebat, Bariesu deitzen cenic,
7 He often accompanied the governor [of the island], Sergius Paulus, who was an intelligent man. The governor sent [someone] to ask Barnabas and Saul to come to him, because he wanted to hear God’s message. [So Barnabas and Saul came and told him about Jesus].
Cein baitzén Sergio Paul proconsularequin. guiçon çuhurrarequin. Hunec deithuric Barnabas eta Saul, Iaincoaren hitzaren ençuteco desira çuen.
8 However, the magician, whose name was Elymas [in the Greek language], was opposing them. He repeatedly tried to persuade the governor not to believe [in Jesus].
Baina resistitzen cerauen Elymas encantaçaleac, (ecen hala erran nahi du haren icenac) Proconsula fedetic erauci nahiz.
9 Then Saul, who now called himself Paul, empowered by the Holy Spirit, looked intently at the magician and said,
Baina Saulec (Paul-ere deitzen denac) betheric Spiritu sainduaz, harengana beguiac chuchenduric,
10 “You [(sg)] are serving the devil and you oppose everything that is good! You are always lying [to people] and doing [other] evil things to them. (You must stop saying that the truth about the Lord [God is a lot of lies!]/When will you stop changing what is true about the Lord [God and saying] what is not true about him?) [RHQ]
Erran ceçan, O enganio eta finecia guciaz betheá, deabruaren semeá, iustitia guciaren etsayá, ez aiz Iaunaren bide chuchenén makurtzetic gueldituren?
11 Right now the Lord [God] [MTY] is going to punish you! You will become blind and not [even] be able to see light for [some] time.” At once he became [blind, as though he was] in a dark mist, and he groped about, searching for someone [to hold him by the] hand and lead him.
Orain bada huná, Iaunaren escua hire gainean, eta içanen aiz itsu, ikusten eztuala iguzquia dembora batetarano, Eta bertan eror cedin haren gainera lanho eta ilhumbe: eta inguru çabilan norc escutic guida leçaqueen bilha.
12 When the governor saw what had happened [to Elymas], he believed [in the Lord Jesus]. He was amazed by [what Paul and Barnabas] were teaching about the Lord [Jesus].
Orduan Proconsulac ikussiric cer eguin içan cen, sinhets ceçan, miraz iarriric Iaunaren doctrináz.
13 [After that], Paul and the two men with him went by ship from Paphos to Perga [port] in Pamphylia [province. At Perga] John [Mark] left them and returned to [his home in] Jerusalem.
Eta Paphotic partitu ciradenean Paul eta harequin ciradenac, ethor citecen Pergera Pamphiliaco hirira: orduan Ioannes hetaric partituric, itzul cedin Ierusalemera.
14 Then Paul and Barnabas traveled [by land] from Perga, and arrived in Antioch [city] near Pisidia [district in Galatia province]. (On the Sabbath/On the Jewish rest day) they entered the synagogue/the Jewish meeting place and sat down.
Eta hec Pergetic partituric ethor citecen Antioche Pisidiacora, eta sarthuric synagogán Sabbath egunean, iar citecen.
15 [Someone] read [aloud] from what [Moses had written. Then someone read from what the other] prophets [had written] [MTY]. Then the leaders of the Jewish meeting place gave [someone this] note [to take] to Paul and Barnabas: “Fellow Jews, if [one of] you wants to speak to the people [here] to encourage them, please speak [to us(exc) now].”
Orduan Leguearen eta Prophetén iracurtzearen ondoan, igor ceçaten synagogaco principaléc hetara, cioitela, Guiçon anayeác, baldin çuetan bada cembeit hitz populuaren exhortationetacoric, erraçue.
16 So Paul stood up and motioned with his right hand [so that the people would listen to him]. Then he said, “Fellow Israelis and you [non-Jewish people] who [also] worship God, [please] listen [to me]!
Iaiquiric bada Paulec, eta escuaz ichil litecen keinu eguinic, dio, Israeltar guiçonác, eta Iaincoaren beldurra duçuenác, ençuçue:
17 God, whom we [(inc)] Israelis worship, chose our ancestors [to be his people], and he caused them to become very numerous while they were foreigners living in Egypt. [Then after many years], God helped them [MTY] powerfully and led them out of there.
Israeleco populu hunen Iaincoac elegitu vkan ditu gure aitác, eta populu haur goratu vkan du, Egypteco lurrean ceudenean, eta besso gora batez idoqui citzan hec hartaric.
18 [Even though they repeatedly disobeyed him, he] cared for them for about 40 years [while they were] in the desert.
Eta berroguey vrtheren demboraren inguruän hayén conditioneac suffritu vkan ditu desertuan.
19 He [enabled the Israelis] to conquer seven tribal groups [who were then living] in Canaan [region], and he gave their land to us Israelis for us to possess.
Guero deseguenic çazpi natione Chanaango lurrean, çorthez parti ciecén hayén lurra.
20 [Our ancestors began to possess Canaan] about 450 years after [their ancestors had arrived in Egypt].” Acts 13:20b-22 “After that, God appointed leaders [to rule the Israeli people. Those leaders continued to rule our people] until the time when the prophet Samuel [ruled them].
Eta guero guti gora, guti behera laur ehun eta berroguey eta hamar vrthez eman cietzén iugeac Samuel prophetaganano.
21 Then, [while Samuel was still their leader], the people demanded that he [appoint] a king [to rule them. So] God appointed Saul, the son of Kish, from the tribe of Benjamin, [to be their king]. He [ruled them] for 40 years.
Guero esca citecen regue baten, eta eman ciecén Iaincoac Saul Cis-en semea, Ben-iamin leinuco guiçona, berroguey vrthez.
22 After God had rejected Saul [from being king], he appointed David to be their king. God said about him, ‘I have observed that David, son of Jesse, is exactly the kind of man that I desire [IDM]. He will do [everything that] I want [him to do].’”
Eta hura kenduric, eman ciecén Dauid reguetan: hari-ere testimoniage emanic, erran ceçan, Eriden dut Dauid Iesseren semea, neure gogaraco guiçona, ceinec eguinen baititu ene nahi guciac.
23 “From [among] David’s descendants, God brought one of them, Jesus, to [us] Israeli people to save us, just like he had told [David and our other ancestors] that he would do.
Hunen hacitic Iaincoac bere promessaren araura suscitatu vkan drauca Israeli Saluadorea, baita, Iesus:
24 Before Jesus began his work, John [the Baptizer] preached to all of our Israeli people [who came to him. He told them] that they should turn away from their sinful behavior [and ask God to forgive them. Then he] would baptize them.
Aitzinetic Ioannesec emendamendutaco Baptismoa Israeli predicatu vkan ceraucanean haren ethorteracoan.
25 When John was about to finish the work [that God gave him to do], he frequently said [to the people], ‘Do you think [RHQ] that I am [the Messiah whom God promised to send]? No, I am not. But listen! The Messiah will [soon] come. [He is so much greater than I am that] I am not [even] important enough to be his slave [MET].’”
Eta acabatzen çuenean Ioannesec bere cursua, erran ceçan, Nor naicela vste duçue? ez naiz hura ni, baina huná, ethorten da ene ondoan, ceinen oinetaco çapatá ezpainaiz digne lacha deçadan.
26 “Fellow Israelis, you who are descendants of Abraham, and [you non-Jewish people who] also worship God, [please listen! It is] to [all of] us that [God] has sent the message about [how he] saves people.
Guiçon anayeác, Abrahamen arraçaco semeác, eta çuen artean Iaincoaren beldurra dutenác, çuey saluamendu hunetaco hitza igorri içan çaiçue.
27 The people who were living in Jerusalem and their rulers did not realize that this man [Jesus was the one whom God had sent to save them]. Although messages from [MTY] the prophets have been read [aloud] {someone has read [aloud] messages from [MTY] the prophets} every (Sabbath/Jewish day of rest), they did not understand [what the prophets wrote about the Messiah. So] the [Jewish leaders] condemned Jesus [to die], which was just like the prophets predicted.
Ecen Ierusalemeco habitantéc eta hayén gobernadoréc hura eçagutzen etzutelaric condemnaturic, Prophetén hitz Sabbath guciaz iracurtzen diradenac complitu vkan dituzté.
28 [Many people accused Jesus of doing wicked things], but they could not prove that he had done anything for which he deserved to die. They insistently asked Pilate [the governor] to command that Jesus be executed {to command soldiers to execute Jesus}. [So Pilate did what they asked him to do].
Eta eceinere heriotaco causaric hartan eriden gabe Pilate requeritu vkan duté hura hil leçan.
29 They did [to Jesus] all the things that [the prophets long ago had] written [that people would do to] him. [They killed Jesus by nailing him to a cross. Then] his body was taken {[some people took] his body} down from the cross and placed it in a tomb.
Eta complitu cituztenean harçaz scribatu ciraden gauça guciac, çuretic kenduric, eçar ceçaten monument batetan.
30 However, God (raised him from the dead/caused him to live again after he had died)
Baina Iaincoac resuscitatu vkan du hura hiletaric.
31 and for many days he [repeatedly] appeared to [his followers] who had come along with him from Galilee [province] to Jerusalem. Those [who saw him] are telling the [Jewish] people about him now.”
Eta ikussi içan da anhitz egunez, harequin batean Galilearic Ierusalemera igan içan ciradenéz, eta dirade haren testimonio populua baithara.
32 “[Right] now we [two] are proclaiming to you this good message. We want to tell you that God has fulfilled what he promised to [our Jewish] ancestors!
Guc-ere denuntiatzen drauçuegu çuey gure Aitéy eguin içan çayen promessaz den becembatean:
33 He has now done that for us [(inc) who are] their descendants, [and also for you who are not Jews], by causing Jesus to live again. That is just like what [David] wrote in the second Psalm that [God said when he was sending his Son], You [(sg)] are my Son; Today I have shown everyone [that I really am] your Father.
Ecen hura Iaincoac complitu drauela hayen haourrey, cein baicara gu, Iesus resuscitaturic, bigarren Psalmuan-ere scribatua den beçala, Ene Semea aiz hi, nic egun engendratu aut hi.
34 [God] has (raised [the Messiah] from the dead/caused [the Messiah] to live again after he had died) and will never let him die again. [Concerning that, God] said [to our Jewish ancestors], ‘I will surely help you, as I [promised] David [that I would do].’
Eta eracusteco resuscitatu duela hura hiletaric guehiagoric sepulchrera ez itzultzecotan, hunela erran vkan du, Emanen drauzquiçuet çuey Dauid-en saindutassun segurac.
35 So [in writing] another [Psalm, David] said this [to God about the Messiah]: ‘Because I am devoted to you and always obey [you, when I die] you [(sg)] will not let my body decay.’
Eta halacotz berce leku batetan-ere erraiten du, Eztuc permettituren hire Sainduac corruptioneric ikus deçan.
36 While David was living, he did what God wanted him to do. And when he died [EUP], his [body] was buried, [as] his ancestors’ [bodies had been buried], and his body decayed. [So he could not have been speaking about himself in this Psalm].
Ecen segur Dauid bere demborán Iaincoaren conseillua cerbitzaturic, lokartu içan da, eta bere aitequin eçarri içan da, eta ikussi vkan du corruptione.
37 [Instead, he was speaking about Jesus. Jesus also died], but God (raised him from the dead/caused him to live again), and [therefore] his body did not decay.”
Baina Iaincoac resuscitatu duenac eztu ikussi vkan corruptioneric.
38 “Therefore, [my] fellow Israelis [and other friends], it is important for you to know that [we(exc)] are declaring to you [that God] can forgive you for your sins as a result of [what] Jesus [has done]. Because of [what] Jesus [has done], [God] considers that everyone who believes [in Jesus] is no longer guilty (OR, the record has been erased {[God] has erased the record}) concerning everything that they [have done that displeased God. But] when [God] does [that for you], it is not as a result of [your obeying] the laws [that] Moses [wrote].
Iaquiçue bada guiçon anayeác, ecen huneçaz bekatuén barkamendua declaratzen çaiçuela:
Eta Moysesen Legueaz iustificatu ecin içan çareten gauça gucietaric, huneçaz, sinhesten duen gucia iustificatzen dela.
40 Therefore be careful that [God] does not judge you [MTY], as one of the prophets said [MTY] that God would do!
Gogoauçue bada Prophetetan erran içan dena guertha eztaquiçuen.
41 [The prophet wrote that God said], You who ridicule [me], you will [certainly] be astonished [when you see what I am doing], and [then] you will be destroyed. You will be astonished because I will do something [terrible to you] while you are living. You would not believe [that I would do that] even though someone told you!”
Ikussaçue menospreçatzaleác, eta mirets eçaçue, eta vrt çaitezte, ecen obrabat eguiten dut nic çuen egunetan, obrabat diot cein ezpaituçue sinhetsiren baldin nehorc conta badieçaçue.
42 After Paul [finished speaking], while he and Barnabas were leaving the Jewish meeting place, [many of] the people there repeatedly requested that on the next (Sabbath/Jewish day of rest) [the two of them] should speak to them [again] about those things [that Paul had just told them].
Guero ilki ciradenean Iuduén synagogatic, othoi citzaten Gentiléc hurreneco Sabbathoan hitz hauc hæy declara lietzén.
43 After they began to leave [that meeting], many [of them] went along with Paul and Barnabas. They consisted of Jews and also of non-Jews who had accepted the things that the Jews believe. Paul and Barnabas continued talking to them, and were urging them to continue [believing the message that] God kindly [forgives people’s sins because of what Jesus did].
Eta congregationea barreyatu cenean, iarreiqui cequién Iuduetaric eta Iaincoa cerbitzatzen çuten proselytoetaric anhitz Pauli eta Barnabasi: eta hauc hæy minçatzen çaiztela, Iaincoaren gratian perseueratzera exhortatzen cituztén.
44 On the next Jewish rest day, most of the [people in Antioch came to] the Jewish meeting place to hear [Paul and Barnabas] speak about the Lord [Jesus].
Eta hurrenengo Sabbath egunean quasi hiri gucia bil cedin Iaincoaren hitzaren ençutera.
45 But [the leaders of] [SYN] the Jews became extremely jealous, because they saw that large crowds of [non-Jewish people were coming to hear Paul and Barnabas. So] they began to contradict the things that Paul was saying [and also] to insult [him].
Baina Iuduac populua ikussiric inuidiaz bethe citecen, eta contrastatzen çaizten Paulec erraiten cituen gaucey, contrastatzen ciradela eta blasphematzen çutela.
46 Then, speaking very boldly, Paul and Barnabas said [to those Jewish leaders], “[We two] had to speak the message from God [about Jesus] to you [Jews] first [before we proclaim it to non-Jews, because God commanded us to do that. But] you are rejecting God’s message. [By doing that], you have shown that you are not worthy (to have eternal life/to live eternally [with God]). [Therefore], we are leaving [you, and now we] will go to the non-Jewish people [to tell them the message from God]. (aiōnios g166)
Orduan constantqui Paulec eta Barnabasec erran ceçaten, Çuey behar çaiçuen lehenic denuntiatu Iaincoaren hitza: baina hura arbuyatzen duçuenaz gueroz, eta vicitze eternalaren vkaiteco indigne çuen buruäc iugeatzen dituçuenaz gueroz, huná, itzultzen gara Gentiletarát. (aiōnios g166)
47 [We are doing that also] because the Lord [God] has commanded us [to do it]. He said to us, ‘I have appointed you [to reveal things about me] to non-Jewish people [MET] that will be [like] a light to them. [I have appointed] you to tell people everywhere [MTY] in the world [about the one who came] to save [them].’”
Ecen hala manatzen draucu Iaunac, dioela, Ordenatu aut hi Gentilén argui içateco, saluamendu aicençat lurraren bazterrerano.
48 While the non-Jewish people were listening [to those words], they began to rejoice, and they repeatedly said that the message about the Lord [Jesus] was wonderful. And all of the non-Jewish people whom [God] had chosen (to have eternal [life/to live eternally with God]) believed [the message about the Lord Jesus]. (aiōnios g166)
Eta Gentilac haur çançutenean aleguera citecen, eta glorifica ceçaten Iaunaren hitza: eta sinhets ceçaten vicitze eternalecotzat ordenatu ciraden guciéc. (aiōnios g166)
49 [At that time, many of the believers] traveled around throughout that region. As they did that, they were proclaiming the message about the Lord [Jesus] [MTY].
Eta auançatzen cen Iaincoaren hitza comarca hartan gucian.
50 However, [some leaders of] [SYN] the Jews incited the most important men in the city, and [some] important/influential women who had accepted what the Jews believe, to oppose [Paul and Barnabas. So those non-Jewish people] incited [other people also] to persecute Paul and Barnabas. As a result they expelled the two men from their region.
Eta Iuduéc incita citzaten emazte deuot eta honest batzu, eta hirico principalac, eta eraguin ceçaten persecutione Paulen eta Barnabasen contra, eta egotz citzaten bere comarquetaric campora.
51 So, [as the two apostles were leaving, they] shook the dust from their feet [to show those Jewish leaders that God had rejected them and would punish them. They left Antioch] and went to Iconium [city].
Baina hec berén oinetaco errhautsa inharrossiric hayén contra, ethor citecen Iconiora.
52 Meanwhile, the believers [in Antioch] continued to rejoice greatly, and they continued to be completely controlled by the Holy Spirit.
Eta discipuluac bethatzen ciraden bozcarioz eta Spiritu sainduaz.
