Paltiing 10

1 Kalpasanna, adda nakitak a maysa pay a nabileg nga anghel a bumabbaba manipud langit. Napalawlawan isuna iti ulep, ken adda bullalayaw iti ngatoen ti ulona. Ti rupana ket kas iti init ken dagiti sakana ket kasla adigi nga apuy.

And I saw another angel mighty coming down out of heaven having clothed himself with a cloud, and the rainbow upon (the head *NK(o)*) of him, and the face of him [was] like the sun, and the feet of him like pillars of fire,

2 Nakaiggem isuna iti naukrad a bassit a pagbasaan, ken inkabilna ti makannawan a sakana iti baybay ken ti makannigidna iti rabaw ti daga.

and (having *N(k)O*) in the hand of him (a little scroll *NK(o)*) opened And he placed the foot of him right upon (the sea, *N(k)O*) the and left upon (the earth, *N(k)O*)

3 Kalpasanna, nagpukkaw isuna iti nakapigpigsa a kas iti leon nga agngerngernger, ket idi nagpukkaw isuna, nagkanalbuong dagiti pito a gurruod.

And he cried out in a voice loud as a lion roars. And when he cried out, sounded the seven thunders the their own voice.

4 Agsuratak koman idi nagkanalbuong dagiti pito a gurruod, ngem nangngegko ti timek manipud langit nga ibagbagana, “Pagtalinaedem a palimed ti kinuna dagiti pito a gurruod. Saanmo nga isurat daytoy.”

And when spoke the seven thunders, (the voices of themselves *K*) I was about to write. But I heard a voice out of heaven saying (to me *K*) do seal what spoke the seven thunders, and not (them *N(k)O*) may write.

5 Kalpasanna, ti anghel a nakitak nga agtaktakder iti rabaw ti baybay ken iti daga, inngatona ti makannawan nga imana iti langit.

And the angel whom I saw standing on the sea and on the land lifted up the hand of him (the right *NO*) to heaven

6 ken nagsapata babaen kenkuana a sibibiag iti agnanayon ken awan patinggana-a nangparsua iti langit ken amin a linaonna, iti daga ken amin a linaonna, ken iti baybay ken amin a linaonna: “Awanton iti pannakaitantanna pay. (aiōn g165)

and he swore by the [One] living to the ages of the ages, who created heaven and the [things] in it and the earth and the [things] in it and the sea and the [things] in it that Delay no longer no longer will there be! (aiōn g165)

7 Ngem iti aldaw a pagunienen ti maikapito nga anghel ti trumpetana, isunto ti tiempo a matungpal ti palimed ti Dios, a kas inwaragawagna kadagiti adipenna a dagiti profeta.”

But in the days of the voice of the seventh angel, when he may soon to sound [the] trumpet, then (would be completed *N(k)O*) the mystery of God, as evangelised ([to] those *N(k)O*) (His own *NK(o)*) (servants [to] the prophets. *N(k)O*)

8 Ti timek a nangngegko manipud langit ket nagsao manen kaniak: “Mapanka ket alaem ti naukrad a pagbasaan nga adda iti ima ti anghel nga agtaktakder iti rabaw ti baybay ken iti rabaw ti daga.”

And the voice that I heard out of heaven again (was speaking *N(k)O*) with me and (saying; *N(k)O*) do go do take the (little scroll *N(k)O*) which opened in the hand of the angel who standing upon the sea and upon the land.

9 Ket napanak iti ayan ti anghel ken imbagak kenkuana nga itedna kaniak ti bassit a pagbasaan. Kinunana kaniak, “Alaem ti pagbasaan ket kanem daytoy. Pagbalinennanto a napait ti tianmo, ngem iti ngiwatmo, nasam-itto daytoy a kasla diro.”

And I went to the angel saying to him (to give *N(k)O*) me the little scroll. And he says to me; do take and do eat it. and it will make bitter your stomach, but in the mouth of you it will be sweet as honey.

10 Innalak ti bassit a pagbasaan manipud iti ima ti anghel ken kinnanko daytoy. Nasam-it daytoy a kas iti diro iti ngiwatko, ngem kalpasan a kinnanko daytoy, ti tianko ket nagbalin a napait.

And I took the (little scroll *NK(o)*) out of the hand of the angel and I ate it, and it was in the mouth of mine as honey sweet; and when I had eaten it, was made bitter the stomach of mine.

11 Ket adda sumagmamano a timek nagkuna kaniak, “Masapul nga agipadtoka manen maipanggep kadagiti adu a tattao, kadagiti pagilian, kadagiti pagsasao, ken kadagiti ar-ari.”

And (they say *N(k)O*) to me; It is necessary for you again to prophesy concerning peoples and (concerning *o*) nations and [concerning] tongues and [concerning] kings many.