Hebreo 5
1 Toe tinendre hitoloñe ty am’ondatio, amo raha mioza aman’ Añahareo, ze hene mpisorom-bey rinambe am’ ondatio, hibanabana naho hisoroñe, hañefetse hakeo.
For every chief priest taken out of men is set in things [pertaining] to God in behalf of men, that he may offer both gifts and sacrifices for sins,
2 Maha-fitretrè o tsy mahilalao naho o mandrìkeo re, amy t’ie arisehoan-kaosañe ka.
being able to be gentle to those being ignorant and going astray, since he is also surrounded with weakness;
3 Izay ty isoroña’e ty amo hakeo’ ondatio, naho o azeo ka.
and because of this [weakness] he ought, just as for the people, so also for himself, to bring forward [sacrifices] for sins;
4 Le tsy ia ty mandrambe i engeñey am-bata’e, fe rambese’ ze kanjien’ Añahare, manahak’ i Arone.
and no one takes the honor to himself, but he who is called by God, as also Aaron.
5 Toe tsy nisenge ho mpisorom-bey ka i Norizañey, fe eo t’ie nanoeñe ty hoe: Anako irehe, Anindroany ty nisamahako azo.
So also the Christ did not glorify Himself to become Chief Priest, but He who spoke to Him: “You are My Son, today I have begotten You”;
6 mbore teo ty nanovoña’e ty hoe: Mpisoroñe nainai’e irehe ami’ty famosora’ i Melkizedeke. (aiōn g165)
just as He also says in another [place], “You [are] a priest throughout the age, according to the order of Melchizedek”; (aiōn g165)
7 Ie tañ’ andro ama’ nofotse aze, le nibanabana halaly naho hatak’ an-toreo miharo ranom-pihaino amy mahahah’ aze an-kavilasiy, vaho jinanjin-dre ty amy fiambanea’ey.
who in the days of His flesh having offered up both prayers and supplications with strong crying and tears to Him who was able to save Him from death, and having been heard in respect to that which He feared,
8 Aa ndra t’ie Anake, niohe’ i halovilovia’ey te hivohotse.
though being a Son, [He] learned obedience by the things which He suffered,
and having been made perfect, He became the cause of continuous salvation to all those obeying Him, (aiōnios g166)
10 naho kinanjin’ Añahare ho Mpisorom-bey am-pamosora’ i Melkizedeke.
having been called by God a Chief Priest according to the order of Melchizedek,
11 Mbe maro ty ho tsaraeñe ty ama’e, f’ie ho saro-pampidodeañe ty amy hakarèña’ areo.
concerning the Word, of whom we have much [to speak], and of hard explanation to say, since you have become dull of hearing,
12 Tsy ho ni-mpañoke hao nahareo henaneo? te mone mipay haòke amo manantam-petsen’ Añahareo indraike, vaho mipay ronono fa tsy mahakama vente’e,
for even owing to be teachers, because of the time, again you have need that one teach you what [are] the elements of the beginning of the oracles of God, and you have become having need of milk, and not of strong food,
13 toe tsy zatse o tsaran-kavantañañeo ze veloñe an-dronono, fa mbe anak-ajaja;
for everyone who is partaking of milk [is] unskilled in the word of righteousness—for he is an infant,
14 toe ho a o matoeo ty mahakama vente’e, ie fa niòke am-pitoloñañe haha-fañavake ty soa ami’ty raty.
and the strong food is of perfect men, who because of the use are having the senses exercised, to both the discernment of good and of evil.
