< Deuteronomy 29 >

1 These are the things that the Israelis were required to do to keep the agreement that Yahweh was making with them. Moses/I commanded them to keep this agreement [when they/we were] in the Moab region [on the east side of the Jordan River]. This was in addition to the agreement that Yahweh had made with them/us at Sinai [Mountain].
Pakaiyin Horeb molchunga akitepna thu anasei, Moab gamsunga Israel mite henga Mose adin a thupeh kitepna asemho chu hi chengse hi ahi.
2 Moses/I summoned all the Israeli people and said to them, “You saw [SYN] for yourselves what Yahweh did to the king of Egypt and to his officials and to his entire country.
Chuin Mose’n Israel mi chan chu akou khomsoh keiyin aheng uvah thu aseitan ahi. Egypt gamsunga naum laiyuva Pakaiyin Pharaoh chunga ipi abola chuleh asohte ahin, agamsung pumpi abolna jouse namit tah uvin na musoh tauve.
3 You [SYN] saw all the plagues [that Yahweh caused them to experience], and all the various miracles [DOU] [that Yahweh performed].
Nanghon melchihna leh Patepna tinchang tothoa, thil kidang tampi namit uva namu soh keiyu ahitai.
4 But until now, Yahweh has not enabled you to understand [the meaning of] all that you have seen and heard.
Ahinlah Pakayin tuni chan in, nangho jouse hetkhen theina lungthim nape hihlai uve.
5 For 40 years Yahweh has led you while you traveled/walked through the desert. During that time, your clothes and your sandals have not worn out.
Keiman nangho gamthip noiya kum somli sungin kapui leuvin, natahsa chung uva ponsil kaijouse khat jeng cha jong aehpon, nakeng chut jeng ujong khat jeng cha asepon ahi.
6 You did not have bread to eat or wine or other fermented/strong drinks to drink, but Yahweh [took care of you], in order that you would know that he is your God.
Keima hi nangho jouse Pakai, Pathen kahi nahetdoh thei na diuvin, nanghon changlhah nane pouvin, twi jong nadon pouvin, khamna thei kiti jong nadonkha pouvin ahi.
7 “And when we came to this place, Sihon, the king who ruled in Heshbon [city], and Og, the king who ruled the Bashan [region], came [with their armies] to attack us, but we defeated them.
Ahinlah Hesbon lengpa Og chun kisatpi ding in eihin nailut tauvin ahileh, hikoma chun eihon jong amani chunga galjona chu inei tauve.
8 We took/conquered their land and divided it among the tribes of Reuben and Gad, and half of the tribe of Manasseh.
Chuin hiche teni gam chu ilahpeh tauvin, Reuben in gouva alo ding in agam keh khatset chu ipeuvin ahi.
9 “So faithfully keep all of this agreement, in order that you will be successful in everything that you do.
Chuti ahijeh chun hiche kitepna thudola kisei thudol hohi, aboncha nabol sohhel thei nadiu vin ching thei un, chutin bolleu chun na khut a nathil bol jouseu nakhan tou thei diu ahi.
10 Today all of us are standing in the presence of Yahweh our God. The leaders of all our tribes, our elders, our officials, all you Israeli men,
Tunia hi nangho nabon chauva Pakai, Pathen angsunga nadin soh keidiu ahi. Nangma phungkhai sung cheh akon lamkai, upa ho chule nalah uva vaihom ho jaona Israel mi kitiphot thonlouva pang ding ahi.
11 your wives, your children, and the foreigners who live among you and cut wood for you and carry water for you, are here.
Numei chapang ho jouse, ngahmun a cheng khopem ho ahin, nathing poa pang ahin, natwi thala pang mi hi jongleh jao kimsoh kei ding ahi.
12 [We are here] today to promise to keep this solemn agreement with Yahweh.
Nangman jong Pakai, Pathen kihahselna banga hitia chu nabol ding, tunin nangman Pakai, Pathen nangtoh asemna kitepna sunga hi nalut ding ahi.
13 [He is making this agreement with you] in order to confirm that you are his people, and that he is your God. This agreement is what he promised you, and which is what he vowed to give to your ancestors Abraham, Isaac and Jacob.
Ajeh chu hitia nabol tengleh, Pakaiyin nangma nam khat dinga natun doh ding, nangma koma asei dohsa leh napu, napa Abraham, Isaac, Jacob henga athutep banga nangma Pathen jong ahi.
14 This agreement is not only with you.
Hiche kitepna hi keiman nangho toh keima kikah dinga bou kasem ahipoi.
15 He is making this agreement with us [who are here today] and also with our descendants who are not yet born.
Tunin ilah uva jaolou hihen lang, Pakai, Pathen asunga umjouse dinga jong ki semdoh ahi.
16 “You remember [the things that our ancestors suffered] in Egypt, and how they traveled through the land that belonged to other nations [after they came out of Egypt].
Egypt gamsunga ichenlai uva pat, namtin vaipi ijat hamkhat nahin pal galkai tauve, tihi na hesoh keiyun ahi.
17 In those countries they saw those disgusting idols made of wood and stone and [decorated with] silver and gold.
Hiche muna chu namtin vaipi thilbol thet um tahtah thing leh song’a ki sem milim doi jouse ahin, dangka leh sanaa kisem, hitobanga milim doi ki semthu jouse abonchan na mittah uvin namusoh tauve.
18 So be sure that no man or woman or family or tribe that is here [today] turns away from Yahweh our God, to worship/serve the gods of those nations. Doing that would be like a root [of a plant that would grow] among you and bear poisonous and bitter fruit [MET].
Ajeh chu nalah uva pasal khat ham, numei khat ham, insung khat, namkhat chu alungthim ahei mang jenga hiche milimdoi ki semthu ho kinbola pang jeng thei ahi. Chule nalah uva kona thilse khat chu hung kondoh jeng thei ahin, thingga nehthei lou akha ahinsoh doh jeng ding ahi.
19 “Be sure that no one here today who hears this agreement thinks, ‘Everything will go well with me, even if I stubbornly do what I want to.’ If you are stubborn like that, the result will be that Yahweh will eventually get rid of all of you, both good people and evil people [MET].
Mi khat touvin kitepna thu kisei doh chengse ahin jah doh a, ama leh ama kichoi sang nan nei ta henlang; alungthim sunga hiti hin sei jeng taleh, ka lungthim sunga louchal tah in thusei jong leng, ka thi lou ding ahi. Dangchah pet tah a twidon dinga aum laiya twijin alhoh banga, manthahna akibol doh teitei ding ahi.
20 Yahweh will not forgive anyone who is [stubborn] like that. Instead, he will be extremely angry [DOU] with that person, and that person will experience all the curses that I have told you about, until Yahweh gets rid of that person and his family [IDM].
Hitobanga chon mihem chu Pakaiyin ngaidam achan lou ding, hitia doumah bol mihem chunga chu Pakai lunghang ding; danthu lekhabua kisun gaosapna jouse amapa chunga chu hung lhung jeng ding, chuteng Pakaiyin hichepa min chu vannoiya asuh manga avela umkit talou ding ahi.
21 From all the tribes of Israel, Yahweh will separate that individual. Yahweh will cause him to experience all the disasters that I have listed in the agreement that states the things that Yahweh will do to curse [those who disobey] the laws [that I have written] in this scroll/book.
Danthu kisutna lekhabua kitepna chu leh gaosapna ki seidoh bang’a chu gaosapna achung’a lhung jeng ding, hi tia chon mihem chu Pakaiyin Israel mite lah akona apam paidoh jeng ding ahi.
22 “In the future, your descendants and people from other countries will see the disasters and the illnesses that Yahweh has caused to happen to you.
Ahung khanglen ding khangdong ho, nama banuva hung kipatdoh ding nachateu ahin, hetphah lou gam'a kona hung kholjin mi jaona Pakaiyin agimsah nau, gentheina chung nung hi amittah uva ahin musah tenguleh ahet them diu ahitai.
23 They will see that all your land has been ruined by burning sulfur and salt. Nothing will have been planted. Not even weeds will grow there. Your land will resemble Sodom and Gomorrah [cities], and Admah and Zeboiim [cities], which Yahweh destroyed when he was very angry [DOU] [with the people who lived there].
Gamsunga cheng jousen kat-song leh chilhang abah diu, muchi tuna lou mun jouse imacha keh talou ding, Sodom leh Gomorrah banga kile khup jenga, Admah leh Zeboiim banga Pakaiyin alunghan teng alekhup del tobang soh ding ahi.
24 And the people from those other nations will ask, ‘Why did Yahweh do this to this land? Why was he very angry [with the people who lived here]?’
Namtin in hitia asei ding, ipi jeh pen tah’a Pakaiyin hiche gamsung hi hitia hi abol jeng hitam? Ipi jeh’a hiti loma hi lunghang ahidem? tia asei diu, tija sohkei diu ahi.
25 “Then other people will reply, ‘It is because they refused to keep the agreement that Yahweh, the God whom their ancestors [worshiped], had made with them when he brought them out of Egypt.
Chuteng leh mipin hitia hi asei diu, amaho hi Egypt gamsunga aum laiyuva apu, apate hou henga Pakaiyin athupeh angai lou jeh uva, hitobang hi achung'uva lhung ahi.
26 Instead, they served/worshiped other gods that they had never worshiped before, gods that Yahweh had told them not to worship.
Ajeh chu amahon pathen lim semthu kinbol len apang uvin, chibai aboh un, Pakaiyin abol diuva adeilou beh thil abol tauvin pathen limsem thu ahou un chule ahetkhah lou hel’u ahou tauvin ahileh, achung'uva hitobang thil khu lhung ahiye.
27 So, Yahweh became very angry with the Israeli people in this land, and he caused them to experience all the disasters that their leader warned them about.
Hijeh achu gamsunga Pakai lunghanna hung lhung jenga, hiche danthu lekhabua kisun gaosapna jouse hi hung lhung jeng ahitai.
28 Yahweh became extremely angry [DOU] with them and took/yanked them [MET] out of their land and banished them into another land, and they are still there.’
Pakai, Pathen chu alunghang behseh jeng tan ahileh, hiche nam mite hi agam sunga kona apaidoh jenga, tulai din muna aum bang uva gamdangte khut’a apehdoh jeng ahi.
29 “[There are some] things that Yahweh our God has (kept secret/not revealed), but he has revealed his laws to us, and [he expects] us and our descendants to obey them forever.”
Thil jouse hi Pakai, Pathen a bou ahin, aki phongdoh jouse jong danthua kisei aumsa ho bou ahin, hichengse hi atonsot tonsot'a ichateu khang chana ding ahi.

< Deuteronomy 29 >