Matthew 4
1 Then Jesus was led by the Spirit {[God’s] Spirit led Jesus} into a desolate area to be tempted by the devil {in order that the devil would tempt him}.
ATSIM'ISTAAW ksĭs'tapiksŏkkui itŭmitŭppĭp'iuaie Jesus, sauum'itsitappiua mŏk saksksĭnnoŏsaie.
2 After he did not eat food for 40 days, and 40 nights. he was hungry.
Ki nĭsĭp'puyi koku'ĭsts, ki nĭsĭp'puyi ksĭstsikuĭsts otsĭt'saioyipists, itsakoo'notsiu.
3 [Satan], the tempter, came to him and said, “Because you [claim that you have a relationship with] God [as] a son [has with his father] [MET], [prove it] by commanding these stones to become bread [so that you can eat them]!”
Ki Issaks'ksĭnĭmaitappii itoto'yĭnaie an'iĭnai, Ikŭm'ŭmeniki Ap'ĭstotokiua okku'i, am'oxim ok'otokixĭm sĭtsĭp'satsisau mŏkitapaiĕnasau.
4 But Jesus said [to him], “[No! I will not change stones into bread, because] it is written [in the Scriptures] {in the Scriptures [Moses] wrote}, [‘Eating] food [SYN] [sustains] people [physically, but] it does not sustain them [spiritually] [SYN]. Instead, [paying attention to] everything that God has spoken [to them is what sustains people spiritually].’”
Ki itŭnĭs'tsiuaie, Sĭnaip Matap'pi matokot'otsipaitappi'iuats napaiĕn, Ap'ĭstotokiua maoi'i umutokŏnai'poawsĭsts aiakotsepaitappiiu.
5 Then the devil took Jesus to [Jerusalem], the city that is dedicated to God. He set him on the highest part of the Temple,
Sauum'itsitappiuă otsĭtsitapĭppiok Atsĭm'akapioyĭs, ki itokhit'sipotoyeik Nato'iapioyĭs,
6 and said to him, “Because you [claim that you have a relationship with] God [as] a son [has with his father, prove it by] jumping down [to the ground. You will not be hurt], because it is written [in the Scriptures], [‘God] will command his angels to protect you. They will lift you up in their hands [when you are falling], in order that [you will not get hurt]. You will not [even] strike your foot on a stone.’”
Ki an'ĭstsiuaie, Ikŭm'ŭmeniki Ap'ĭstotokiua okku'i, ĭnĭs'suiauŭnit: sĭn'aip, akanĭstsiuax oto'tokatatsix ksĕsto'a: ki otsu'auĕsts kitakitotsiketsi'enokiau, kokŏt'sĭsts kŏkstai'tŭkŏkhsau ok'otoki.
7 But Jesus said, “[No! I] will not [jump down, because] in another place [in the Scriptures] it is written {there are these words that [Moses] wrote}: ‘Do not [try to] test the Lord your God [to see if he will prevent something bad from happening to you when you do something foolish!]’”
Jesus itŭnĭs'tsiuaie, mat'sĭnaip, kimataksaksksĭnoau'ats Nin'a, kitap'ĭstotokă.
8 Then the devil took him on [top of] a very high mountain. There he showed him all the nations in the world and the magnificent things in those nations.
Sauum'itsitappiuă spaiĭstŭkki otsittŭmmi'piokaie itaiĭstummŭt'tsiikaie kŏnauau'ŏsinists ki istsap'inatsiikiests;
9 And then he said to him, “I will [let you rule all these nations and] give you the magnificent things in them if you bow down and worship me.”
Ki anĭstsiuaie, am'ostsim kŏnauau'ŏsĭnĭsts kitak'okoto, apĭs'tuksĭsanopieniki, atsĭm'mĭmmokeniki.
10 But Jesus said to him, “[No, I will not worship you], Satan, [so] go away! It is written in the Scriptures, ‘It is the Lord your God whom you [(pl)] must worship, and you [(pl)] must serve only him!’”
Jesus itŭman'ĭstsiuaie, Mĭs'taput, Satan: sĭn'aip, Nina Ap'ĭstotokiua kitak'atsĭmmĭmmau, ki kitak'aitanĭstaitoau.
11 Then the devil went away, and right away, angels came to Jesus and took care of him.
Ki Sauum'itsitappiuă otai'skikaie ki, sat'sĭk, oto'tokatatsix ito'toyikiax ki otspum 'okax.
12 [While] Jesus [was in Judea, John the Baptizer’s disciples] told him that John had been put in prison and kept there {that [Herod Antipas] had put John [the Baptizer] in prison [and kept him there]}. [So] Jesus returned to Galilee [District]. While he was in Galilee, he first went to Nazareth [town].
Jesus otokh'tsĭmsi John ĕen'ŏsaie itsitap'po Galilee:
13 Then he left Nazareth and went to Capernaum [city in order to live there. Capernaum is located beside Galilee Lake in the region which was formerly] the regions of [the tribes of] Zebulun and Naphtali.
Ki otŭnĭstŭpa'atosaie Nazareth, Capernaum ito'to ki itoko'yiu, ĭssoots'i omŭk'sikĭmi ai'aketsksŏkkui Zebulon ki Nephtalim:
14 [One reason that he went there] was so that [these words] that were written by the prophet Isaiah might be fulfilled {so that he might fulfill these words that the prophet Isaiah wrote}:
Isaiah otse'poawsin mŏksenŭpanĭstosi otanipi,
15 “Zebulun region and Naphtali region [are on] the road [which is] near Galilee [Lake and] on the eastern side of the Jordan [River. They are] the regions in Galilee [District where many] non-Jews [are living].
Zebulon ĭstau'ossĭnni ki Nephthalim ĭstau'ŏssĭnni o mŭk'sikĭmi ĭsta'potsim, Jordan ap'ŭmmotsim, Galilee ĭstok'auaax;
16 [Although the people there will be like] people who sit in a dark place [MET], [they will suddenly perceive clearly a new teaching, as] people who have seen a big light shining on them [MET] perceive everything clearly. [The] people who are located in a dangerous [MET] region [will suddenly perceive clearly what God teaches], as people on whom a light shines perceive things clearly [MET, DOU].
Anniks'ĭsk matap'pixk, ski'natsi itau'pixk omŭk'anatsi nan'ĭmmiau: ki anniks'ĭsk matap'pixk auŏssĭn'ni eĭnsĭn'ni itstsi'ipi ki eĭniu'tŭxĭssĭnni itstsi'ipi, itau'pixk, ksĭstsikui'natsiu otsŭs'kŏpsiu.
17 From that time, [while] Jesus was [in Capernaum city, he began to preach this to people: “God [MTY/EUP] will very soon begin to rule, and he will judge you when he rules]. So you [(pl)] need to turn from your sinful ways [so that God will not punish you].”
Annik' Jesus aumŭtŭpsokse'puyiu, ki an'iu, Sauai'tsitak; Spots' ĭmistokŏk'itsimani ăststsiu'.
18 [One day] while Jesus was walking by Galilee Lake, he saw two men, Simon, who was [later] called Peter, and Andrew, his [younger] brother. They were casting their [fishing] net into the lake because they [earned money by] catching [and selling] fish.
Ki Jesus, auau'ŏkassi, Galilee ĭstomŭk'sikĭmi, itsĭnnu'yiuax aiĭs'kŭnnĭmotseiyix, Simon, an'ĭstau Peter; ki oskŭn' anĭstau Andrew, ĭsksĭmmatŭk'kiomikatsĭs omŭk'sikĭmi itai'suiapĭxĭmiauaie, tŭk'ka itomik'aitappiisau.
19 He said to them, “[Just like you have been] gathering fish, come with me and I will teach you how to gather people [to become my disciples].” [MET]
Ki itŭnĭs'tsiuax, noksŭppa'akik, ki kitakitaumik'ottaiau matap'pix.
20 They immediately left [the work that they were doing with] their [fishing] nets, and they went with him.
Ki atomik'atsuai itskĭm'miau ki itopokiuo'iauaie.
21 As [the three of them] walked on from there, Jesus saw two other men, James, and John, the [younger] brother of James. [They were] in their boat with Zebedee, their father, mending their [fishing] nets. Jesus told them that [they should leave their work and] go with him.
O mŭt'tŭkkiosi matsĭtsĭnnuyeiuax mat'toskŭnĭmmotseiix, James, Zebedee o ku'yi, ki John oskŭn', ipĭt'sŭpĭnnuyiuax ak'iosatsĭs, Zebedee, iin'oauaie, aip'sĭmiax otomik'atsuauax: ki itsĭn'nikŏttsiuax.
22 They immediately left their fishing boat and their father, and they went with Jesus.
Ki ipĭt'skĭttsiiauaie un'oauaie ki ak'iosatsĭs, ki itopokiuo'iauaie.
23 Jesus went [with those four men] throughout all of Galilee [District]. He was teaching [the people] in the buildings where we Jews worship God. He was preaching the good message that tells how to become members of the group of people whose lives God rules over. He was also healing all [the Galileans] who had diseases or who were sick.
Ki Jesus Galilee ĭstokŏnau'ŏssĭnni itap'auauŏkau, otatoiapioko'auĕsts itai'pĭstsksĭnimatstokiu ki aisokse'puyiu spots' im istsetam'itsĭniksĭnni; ki matap'pix opŭs'tsĭmmesuai ki otok'tokossĭnuauĕsts ikŏn an'kŭttutuyiuax.
24 When people who lived in other parts of Syria [District] heard [PRS] what he was doing, they brought to him people who suffered from illnesses, people who suffered from many kinds of diseases, people who [suffered from] severe pains, people who were controlled by demons {whom demons controlled}, people who were epileptics, and people who were paralyzed. And Jesus healed them all.
Ki otap'ĭstutŭksĭnni ikŏnauanetŭnĭstopaie Syria ĭstau'ŏssĭnni; ki ikŏnai'oktokosix, ki amianĭstsipŭs'tsĭmisix, ki anniks'isk matap' pixk sauumitsitappiuă itsĭps'tokoyiau, ki mat'tsapsix, ki an'auxenix, ikŏnitautsĭppotoaiax; ki ikŏnau'kuttutuyiuax
25 Then crowds started to go with him. [They were people from] Galilee [District], (from the Decapolis/from the Ten Towns [area]), from Jerusalem [city], from other [parts of] Judea [district], and from areas east of the Jordan [River].
Ki Galilee ĭstokŏnai'tappix ikŏnawk'pokiuoiauaie, ki Decapolis, ki Jeiusalem, ki Judæa, ki Jordan ap'ŭmmotsim ĭstŏkonai'tappix matsekŏnawkpokiuo'iauaie.
