Ezekiel 29
1 Almost ten [after we had been taken to Babylonia], on the twelfth day of the tenth [of that year], Yahweh gave me another message. [He said to me],
Lengpa Jehoiachin soh chan kal kum som lhin kum Tolbol 7 nin Pakaija kon hiche thusei hi kahenga ahung lhunge.
2 “You human, turn toward Egypt and proclaim the terrible things that will happen to the king of Egypt and all his people.
Mihem chapa kiheiyin lang Egypt lam namai ngat in. chutengleh Pharaoh lengpa leh Egypt mite jouse dounan gaothu seijin.
3 Give the king this message from [me], Yahweh the Lord: ‘You king of Egypt, I am your enemy; [you are like] [MET] a great monster/crocodile that lies in the [along the Nile River]. You say, “The Nile [River] is mine; I made it [for myself].”
Thaneitah Pakaija kon hiche hi thu kisei hi seipeh in. O Pharaoh! Egypt lengpa, keima hi namelma kahi. Nanghi kichat um ganhing len nahin, Nile vadunga kisella michang lhi jing nahi. ijeh inem itile Nile vadung hi keija ahin, keija ding tuma kakisem ahi tin naseije.
4 But [it will be as though] I will put hooks in your jaws and drag you out [from the river] onto the land, with fish sticking to your scales.
Keima nakhalhanga ngakoi kakoipeh a chule vapam langa kakoi doh ding nalip ho a chu nalip ho kikhai ding ahi.
5 I will leave you and all those fish to die in the desert; you will fall onto the ground, and your [corpse] will not be picked up and buried, because I have declared that your flesh will be food for the wild animals and birds.
Nangma leh nga ho jouse keiman gamthip lah luikama thidinga kadalhah ding nahi. Nangma tollhanga vuilouva nakijam ding ahi. Ijeh inem itile keiman nangma hi gamsa ho leh vacha ho neh dinga kapeh ding nahi.
6 When that happens, all the people of Egypt will know that it is I, Yahweh, [who have the power to do what I say that I will do]. The Israeli people [trusted that you would help them]. But you have been [like] [MET] a reed pole in their hands.
Egypt gam mite jousen keima Pakai kahi ti ahetdoh diu ahi. Ajeh chu Israel dinga nangma hi pumping tenggol tobangbep bou nahi.
7 And when they leaned on that pole, it splintered and tore open their shoulders. When they leaned on you, [it was as though] you were a pole that broke, and as a result you wrenched their backs.
Israel ten kingaina a naneiju chun nangin nasukeh in chule nasubongin ahi. Chule amanu jahnoi chemchan nasut peh e. Amanu nachunga ahung kingai chun nangin na otdoh in amanu tungtun chu akijopna a konin akipel doh e.
8 Therefore, this is what [I], Yahweh the Lord, say: “I will bring [your enemies to attack] you with their swords, and they will kill your people and your animals.
Hijeh a chu hiche hi thaneitah Pakaiyin aseije. O Egypt! Keiman nangma dou dinga sepai tamtah kahin puija chule namite le ganchaho jouse kasuhmang ding ahi.
9 Egypt will become an empty desert. Then the people of Egypt will know that I, Yahweh, [have the power to do what I say that I will do].” You [proudly] said, “The Nile [River] is mine; I made it!”
Chutia chu Egypt gam chu dalhahsa phatchomna bei hung soh a chule Egypt miten keima hi Pakai kahi ahin het diu ahi. Ajeh chu Nile vadung hi keija ahin, ken kakisem ahi tin naseije.
10 Therefore I am opposed to you and your streams, and I will cause Egypt to be ruined, and cause it to be an empty desert, from Migdol [in the north] to Aswan [in the south], as far [south] as the border of Ethiopia.
Keima nangle na vadung dinga namelma kahi. Egypt gam chu Megiddo apat Aswan channa lhang lang Ethopia gamgi chan, ichan gamla jongle dalhahsa gam ahom keuva kijam kahisah ding ahi.
11 For 40 years no one will walk through that area, and no one will live there.
Ijeh inem itile kum somli sunga hi hinna khat chan jotpa taponte. Chule mihem le ganhing jengin jong alungin jotpa taponte. Agam chu mihem chenlou helna gam soh ding ahi.
12 Egypt will be barren/empty, and it will be surrounded by other desolate nations. The cities in Egypt will be empty and deserted for 40 years, surrounded by ruined cities in nearby nations. I will cause the people of Egypt to be scattered to countries [far away].
Keiman Egypt chu dalhahsa kahisah a chule namdang ten adalhah sao gam ho chu aumkim vel diu ahi. Akho ho a ahomkeu le chenna louva kum somli sunga khopi ana mangthah hon aum kim vel diu ahi. Keiman Egyptte chu hetphah lou gam ho a kathe cheh diu ahi.
13 But this is what [I], Yahweh the Lord, [also] say: “At the end of 40 years, I will enable the people of Egypt to return home [again] from the nations to which they were scattered.
Ahivangin hiche hi thaneitah Pakaiyin jong asei chu ahi. Kum somli kichailam tengleh keiman Egypt mite chu ana kithecheh nao namtin vaipi a konna ain lang uva kahin lepui kit diu ahi.
14 I will bring back the people of Egypt who had been captured, and I will enable them to live again in the Pathros area [in the south], where they lived previously. But Egypt will be a very unimportant [DOU] kingdom.
Keiman Egypt haosatna kakilesah kit na Egypt gam lhang sang ahung kipat doh nao Pathros a chu amite kahin puilut kit ding ahi. Ahivangin Egypt chu hetkham lou lenggam neucha bou umden ding ahitai.
15 It will be the least important of [all] the nations; it will never again be greater than the nearby countries. I will cause Egypt to be very weak, with the result that it will never again rule over other nations.
Nam lah a nam nempen hung hintin, ajet aveija gamho chunga loupi jon hung kikhang doh jou taponte.
16 [When that happens, the leaders of] Israel will no longer be tempted to ask Egypt to help them. Egypt will be punished, and that will cause the Israeli people to not forget that they previously sinned by trusting that Egypt could help them. And the people of Israel will know that I, Yahweh the Lord, [have the power to do what I say that I will do].” '”
Hiteng chule Israel chu Egypt kithopina muding kinepna neija chukit louhel dingu ahitai. Egypt chunga setna hunglhung amuteng uleh Israel ten nimasa laiya Egyptte ana tan nao chu chonset ahi ti geldoh uvinte. Hiteng chuleh Israelten keima hi thaneitah Pakai kahi ti eihet doh diu ahi.
17 Almost twenty-seven years [after we had been taken to Babylonia], on the first day [of the new year], Yahweh gave me this message:
Lengpa Jehoiachin sohchan kal kum somni le sagi channa Lhatun 26 kumthah lai masani hin Pakaija konin hiche thusei kahenga ahung lhunge.
18 “You human, the army of king Nebuchadnezzar of Babylon fought very hard against Tyre, with the result that their heads were rubbed bare and their shoulders became (raw/full of blisters). But Nebuchadnezzar and his army did not get any valuable things from Tyre to reward them for their hard work [to destroy Tyre].
Mihem chapa! Babylon Lengpa Nebuchadnezzar in Tyre dounan asepai ho chun hatah in asattan ahileh agalhat ho luchang akibot chaigam tan chule alengkouva amaha jen louvin aumin chuleh apohdoh gamtai. Ahijeng vang'in Nebuchadnezzar leh asepaiten anatoh najouseuva atoh man diuvin ima akichom doh hih laijuve.
19 Therefore, this is what [I], Yahweh the Lord, say: 'I will enable King Nebuchadnezzar’s army to conquer Egypt. They will carry away from there all the valuable things, in order that the king can give them to his soldiers.
Hijeh a chu, hiche hi thaneitah Pakaiyin kaseije. Keiman Egypt gam Nebuchadnezzar, Babylon Lengpa kapeh ding ahitai. Aman ahaosatna jouse akipoh doh a anei jouse achomgam peh a chutileh asepai ho chu achan diuva lom apeh jou ding ahi.
20 I will enable them to conquer Egypt as a reward for what they did [to Tyre], because [I], Yahweh say that [it was as though] his army was working for me, [doing what I wanted them to do, when they destroyed Tyre].
Henge, Egypt gam chu anatoh kipamanna kapeh ahi tin thaneitah Pakaiyin aseije, ajeh chu aman Tyre asuhmang chu keija dinga eitoh peh ahi.
21 And some day Israel will become a glorious nation [MET] again. When that happens, I will cause the Israeli people to respect what you say [MTY]. And then they will know that [it has happened because] I, Yahweh, [have the power to do what I say that I will do].'”
Chule keiman masang laiya Israel loupina chu kahin kiledoh sah kit teng leh Ezekiel, nathusei ho min najapeh tauvinte. Hiteng chuleh amahon keima hi Pakai kahi hin hedoh taivinte.
