Zekraia Sekaraia 5

1 Anante kesga hu'na kogeno mago regazari'naza avontafemo'a monafi hareno enevige'na kogeno,

I looked again and saw a flying scroll.

2 ana ankeromo'a anage huno nantahigene, Na'a negane? Hige'na nagra amanage hu'na hu'noe, regazarinte avontafe'mofona zaza'amo'a 10 mita higeno, atupa'amo'a 5 mita hu'nea avontafemo hareno vano nehige'na negoe.

“What do you see?” asked the angel. “I see a flying scroll,” I replied. “It's thirty feet long and fifteen feet wide.”

3 Hugeno anante agra amanage huno nasami'ne, Ama'i maka mopafima mani'naza vahe'ma zamazeri havizama hania kazusi zane. Na'ankure kumzufama nesaza vahera mago kaziga avontafepi kemo'ma hu'nea kante anteno, ama mopafintira maka zamazeri atre vaganereno, havigema hu'za huvempama nehaza vahera mago kaziga avontafepi kemo'ma hu'nea kante anteno, ama mopafintira zamazeri atregahie.

He told me, “This is the curse that is going out to all the world. Anyone who steals will be purged from society, according to one side of the scroll. Anyone who swears lies under oath will be purged from society, according to the other side of the scroll.”

4 Monafi sondia vahe'mofo Ra Anumzamo'a huno, Nagra ana kazusizana huntesugeno kumazufama nesaza vahe nompine, nagri nagifima havigema hu'za huvempama nehaza vahe'mokizmi nompinena ufreno, ana nontamimpi mani'neno, maka noma ki'naza zafane havenena neno eri vagaregahie.

“I have sent the curse out and it will go into the house of the thief and into the house of the one who swears lies in my name, declares the Lord Almighty. The curse will remain in that house, and will destroy it, both the timbers and the stones.”

5 Ana zama ketogeno'a nagri'enema nanekema nehia ankeromo'a eazamo amanage huno eme nasami'ne, Na'a ne-efi kesga hunka ko.

Then the angel I had been talking to came over to me and said, “Look. What do you see moving away?”

6 Anage hige'na nagra hu'na, e'i zana na'ane? Hu'na antahigogeno amanage huno nasami'ne, ama zana witima erinte'za kna'ama refkoma nehaza ekaeka kukino, (ephah) ama zana mika ama mopafima nemaniza vahe'mokizmi kefo avu'avazane.

“What is it?” I asked. “What you see moving away is a barrel full of the sins of everyone in the country,” he replied.

7 Ana ekaeka ku'mofona knanentake avaza'a eri anagisga higena koana, ana kupina mago a' mani'negena negogeno,

Then the lead lid was lifted from the barrel and there was a woman sitting inside.

8 ana ankeromo'a amanage hu'ne, Ama a'mo'a kefo avu'avazamofo hu avame huno mani'ne, nehuno ana ara retufegeno ana ekaeka kupi uramigeno knanentake'ma hu'nea avaza'a erigi'ne.

“She represents wickedness,” he said, and pushed her back inside, forcing the lead lid shut.

9 Anante kesga hu'na koana, tare a'tremokea zahopi hareke e'na'e. Ana a'tremokizni zanagekonamo'a tusizankna afi patomofo agekona'agna hu'neankike, ekaeka kupima mani'nea ara, ana ekaeka ku'aga eme azerisga huke vu'na'e.

I looked once more and saw two women flying towards me. Their wings looked like those of a stork. They picked up the barrel and flew away, high into the sky.

10 Anante nagri'enema nanekema nehia ankerona antahige'na, iga e'i ekaeka kura erike neva'e?

“Where are they taking it?” I asked the angel I was talking to.

11 Anagema hu'na antahigogeno'a amanage huno nasami'ne, Sinari moparega mono noma'a ome ki'za ante'naku avre'za nevazankino, noma'ama ome ki vagama retenu'za, ana ekaeka kura trate ome antegahaze.

“They're taking it to the land of Babylon to build a house for it. When the house is ready, the barrel will be placed at its base.”