Revelation 6
1 I saw that [Jesus, the one who is like a] lamb, opened the first of the seven seals [of the scroll]. Then I heard one of the four living [creatures] say in a voice [as loud] as [SIM] thunder, “Come!”
Eno ngah ih tuptang saap Sah ih sinet sin hoonchoi angta dowa jaakhothoon ah jaata, eno baji ething jih ajaat dowa esiit rah ih rang huung huung ih jeng arah chaattang, “Wangho!”
2 Then I saw a white horse [come out]. The one who sat on it had a bow [and arrows]. [God] gave him a crown [to show that he was the king]. Then the one who conquers [people] went out to continue to conquer [people].
Ngah ih soktang adi, mok epuung esiit tuptang. Mok khoh adi tongte rah ih lasaan piita, eno heh suh luuwang khopok ah kota. Heh ah ejen ete mina kakah ajih kata.
3 When the [one who was like a] lamb opened the second seal, I heard the second living [creature] say, “Come!”
Eno liwang wah sin hoonchoi rah saap Sah ih jaata; eno ngah ih liwang wah ething jih ajaat jeng arah chaattang, “Wangho!”
4 Then a red horse came out. The one sitting on it was allowed {[God] allowed the one sitting on it} to cause [people] to no longer [live] peacefully, but instead to be killing each other. [For this purpose] he was given {[God’s agent] gave to him} a large sword.
Mok ehoh we dong ra taha, erah esaang angta. Erah sakkhoh ni tongte asuh hatoh nah raamui thuk raangtaan ih chaan kota, erah raangtaan ih koh rumta, mina loong toom tek haatmui rum ah suh ah. Heh suh lang rapne elong kota.
5 When [the one who is like a] lamb opened the third seal, I heard the third living [creature] say, “Come!” This time, I saw a black horse [come out]. The one who sat on it had a pair of scales in his hand.
Eno Saapsah ih sin hoonchoi ejom wah rah jaata; eno ngah ih ejom wah ething jih ajaat jeng arah chaat tang, “Wangho!” Ngah ih mok emak ang arah tuptang. Erah mok khoh adi tongte rah ih heh lak ni took jutsiit pi arah tuptang.
6 I heard a voice [that sounded] like [it was coming from] among the four living [creatures]. It was saying ([to the horseman/to the man who was sitting on the black horse]), “A quart of wheat [will cost so much that] a man must work a whole day to earn enough money to buy it, and three quarts of barley will sell for the same price. But do not cut off [the supply of] olive oil or the wine [MTY]!”
Ngah ih baji ething jih ajaat jeng arah likhiik chaattang, erah ih liita, “Saasiit lakbi ah ata baan tooksiit angta eno saasiit lakbi ah barle liiha rah took jom angta. Enoothong olip bang nyia angut phek loong ah nak thet haat theng liita!”
7 When the [one who is like a] lamb opened the fourth seal, I heard the fourth living [creature] say, “Come!”
Erah lilih Saapsah rah ih sin baji wah ah jaata; eno ngah ih baji wah dowa ething jih ajaat jeng arah chaattang, “Wangho!”
8 This time I saw a pale horse [come out]. The one who sat on it is named ‘[The one who causes] death [PRS]’, and [the one that is named ‘The place where dead people go’] accompanied him. [God] gave them authority over one quarter of the people on earth to incite them to kill each other with weapons [SYN], and also authority to kill them (by [causing them to] starve, by [their causing them to become] sick from epidemics, and by [their causing them to be attacked by] wild animals. (Hadēs g86)
Ngah ih mok ah puungleekleek ang arah esiit tuptang. Mok sakkhoh ni tongte men ah Etek angta, eno Soolam ah heh re tiittiit ih kong khoomta. Nengnyi suh hatoh ni thiik baji dowah thiiksiit ah koh nyuita, ramui lam ih, ramtek dong thuk lam ih, khoisat maasat dong thuk lam ih nyia woma suianyah ih thet haat thuk lam ih tek haat suh chaan koh nyuita. (Hadēs g86)
9 When the [one who is like a] lamb opened the fifth seal, I saw under (OR, at the base of) the altar [in heaven] the souls of [God’s servants] who had been killed {whom [people had] killed} because of [their believing] God’s message, and because they told others [the message about Jesus].
Erah lilih Saapsah ih banga wah sin hoonchoi rah jaata. Ngah ih marah mina Rangte jengkhaap tumbaat rum kano, nyia haaki chap suh hanpiite ang rum kano tekbuh rumta ah tuptang, erah loong chiiala ah romthong lathong ni ang arah tuptang.
10 They spoke loudly [to God] saying, “Sovereign/Almighty Lord, you are holy and faithful. How long [will it be] before you judge [and punish] the people on earth who murdered [us(exc)]?”
Neng erongwah ih riing rumta, “Teesu Elongthoon, esa nyia amiisak! Arah hatoh dowa seng tek haatte mina loong asuh dande ano hoocham thuk suh saapoot timthan loot tongla?”
11 [God] gave to each of them a long white robe, and [he] told them to rest a little longer until [people] killed all the believers who served [the Lord] with them. They were believers whom [God wanted to die in just the same way] that these others had been killed.
Thoontang suh samsong eloot jih epuung koh rumta. Eno laksuh wahoh loong nyia Jisu suh hanpiite loong ngo etek haat etheng angta loong ah maangthoon tiiti we boot tong thuk rumta.
12 I saw that when [the one who is like a] lamb opened the sixth seal, the earth shook violently. The sun became as black as cloth made (of [black] wool/of pitch). The whole moon became [red] [SIM] like blood.
Erah lilih ngah ih tuptang Saapsah ih banga lih dowa leeraangtui sin hoonchoi ah jaata. Hasah jathikhah ih tiita, eno rangsa ah suiroon nyuh nyuh mak likhiikkhiik ih hoonta, eno laaphui ah sih likhiikkhiik esaang ih hoonta.
13 The stars fell to the earth [in great numbers], just [SIM] like immature figs fall when a fig tree is shaken by a strong wind {when a strong wind shakes a fig tree}.
phoksat tiik maangsum bang nawa pongnuh ngeenuh ih kadat mot ah likhiik ritsi loong ah hatoh ni dat taha.
14 The sky split open and [rolled up on either side] just [SIM] like an [old] scroll rolls up [when it is split in two]. Every mountain and island moved out of its place.
Rang ah leeraangtui kah ngaakkhoon ah likhiikkhiik ngaakkhoon ano tik mata, eno hakong nyia juungloot loong ah neng tongtheng dowa heng soon rumta.
15 [As a result, all the rebellious people] of the earth, [including] kings, high-ranking people, generals, the rich people, the powerful people, along with everyone [else], both slave and free, hid themselves in caves and between the mountain rocks.
Eno hatoh dowa luuwang loong, mina pante loong, arami saahaap loong, changteng loong, chaan aphaan pan, eno mina wahoh loong, dah loong nep, changte loong nep, thoontang hakong jongdaap khui ni hottong rumta,
16 They shouted to the mountains and to the rocks, “Fall on us [(exc)] and hide us [(exc)] in order that the one who sits upon the throne will not be able to see us [(exc)] [MTY], and [in order that] the [one who is like a] lamb will not be able to punish [MTY] us [(exc)].
Neng loong ih jong jaan nyia hakong loong asuh baat rumta, “Seng sakkhoh adoh dat han eno seng loong ah hoppat he, marah luuwang tongtheng ni tongla erah miksok dowa wiithuk he nyia Saapsah tenkhat dowa puipang thuk he!
17 This is the terrible day on which they will punish [MTY] us [(exc)], and [when that happens], no one will be able to survive! [RHQ]”
Neng tenkhat sattitih saakaan ah amadi, eno erah tenkhat damdoh jen mui suh ngo jen chap ah?”
