Apokalypsy 6
1 Nitreako te pinoña’ i Vik’ añondriy ty raik’ amy fitomboke fito rey, le tsinanoko ty raik’ amy raha veloñe efatse rey nanao am-peon’ àmpiñe ty hoe: Akia!
And I saw that the Lamb opened one of the seven seals, and I heard one of the four living beings saying, like a voice of thunder, “Come!”
2 Nañente le naheoko te inge ty soavala foty! le nitàm-pale ty mpiningitse ama’e naho nitoloran-tsabaka vaho nionjom-beo hoe mpandrebake handrebake.
And I looked and, wow, a white horse! And he who sat on it had a bow. And a crown was given to him; and he went out conquering, that is, in order to conquer.
3 Ie nampipoñake i fitomboke faharoey, le inay ty raha veloñe faha roe, nanao ty hoe: Akia!
And when He opened the second seal I heard the second living being saying, “Come!”
4 le niakatse ka ty soavala mena, naho nitoloran-dily i mpiningitse ama’ey hañakatse ze atao hanintsiñe an-tane atoy, hifanjamañe, vaho nitolorañe fibara jabajaba.
And another horse went out, fiery red, and it was granted to him who sat on it to take the peace from the earth, so that they would slaughter each other; also, a huge sword was given to him.
5 Ie nampipoñake i fitomboke fahateloy, le tsinanoko i raha veloñe fahateloy nikoike ty hoe: Akia! Naheoko te, ingo ty soavala mainte. Nitintiñe balantsy am-pità’e i mpiningitse ama’ey.
And when He opened the third seal I heard the third living being saying, “Come!” And I looked and, wow, a black horse! And he who sat on it had a pair of scales in his hand.
6 Le tsinanoko ty fiarañanañañe añivo’ i raha veloñe efatse rey nanao ty hoe: Bogady raike ty kapoa-barem-bazaha, naho bogady raike ty vare hordea telo kapoake, vaho ko joieñe ty menak’ oliva naho ty divay.
And I heard a voice in the midst of the four living beings saying: “A ‘quart’ of wheat for a denarius and three ‘quarts’ of barley for a denarius; but do not harm the olive oil and the wine.”
7 Ie nampipoñake i fitomboke fah’efatsey, le inao, nikoike ty hoe i raha veloñe fah’ efatsey: Akia!
And when He opened the fourth seal I heard a voice from the fourth living being saying, “Come!”
8 Naheoko te inge ty soavala fosaposatse, naho Havilasy ty añara’ i mpiningitse ama’ey, vaho nañorik’ aze t’i Tsikeokeoke. Le nomean-dily ami’ty fahaefa’ ty tane toy iereo hanjamañe am-pibara, naho an-kasalikoañe naho am-pamongorañe, vaho amo biby hako’ ty tane toio. (Hadēs g86)
And I looked and, wow, a sickly pale horse! And as for the one sitting upon it, his name is Death, and Hades follows with him. And authority was given to him over a fourth of the earth, to kill by sword and by famine and by death, also by the wild animals of the earth. (Hadēs g86)
9 Ie nampipoñake i fitomboke faha limey, le nitreako ambane’ i kitreliy ty arofo’ o vinono ty amy tsaran’ Añaharey naho i entañe nitaroñe’ iereoio.
And when He opened the fifth seal I saw underneath the altar the souls of the people who had been slaughtered on account of the Word of God and on account of the testimony of the Lamb which they held.
10 Le nipazake am-piarañanañañe mafe ty hoe: Pak’ ombia? ry Talè masiñe naho to, t’ie hifoneñe tsy hizaka o mpimoneñe an-tane atoio hamale-fate ty lio’ay?
And they cried out with a loud voice saying: “How long, O Sovereign, Holy and True, until You judge and avenge our blood on those who dwell on the earth?”
11 Le songa nitolorañe saroñe mireparepa foty, naho nitaroñañe t’ie hitofa heike, ampara’ te heneke o ho vonoeñe manahake iereo amo mpitrao-pitoroñeo vaho amo longo’ iareoo.
So a white robe was given to each of them, and they were told that they should rest a while longer, until both their fellow slaves and their brothers, who were about to be killed just like they were, should complete the number.
12 Le naheoko t’ie nampipoñake i fitomboke fah’ eneñey, heheke ty ozoñozon-tane jabajaba, naho nikò-mainte hoe lamba-gony am-bolon-ose i àndroy, naho nivalike hoe lio i volan-dorisay,
And I saw, just when He opened the sixth seal—there was a severe earthquake, and the sun became black as sackcloth of hair, and the moon became like blood.
13 vaho niponaponak’ an-tane o vasian-dikerañeo, hambañe ami’ty fihintsaña’ o sakoañe loaseñeo t’ie hozongozoñen-tiobey.
And the stars of heaven fell to the earth, like a fig tree drops its late figs when shaken by a strong wind.
14 Nifampiria hoe boke-peleke nipelepeleheñe i likerañey, vaho naveve boak’ amo toe’e iabio o vohitseo naho o tokonoseo.
And the sky was split, like a scroll being rolled up, and every mountain and island was moved out of its place.
15 Le songa nietak’ am-po lakato naho am-bato ambohits’ao, o mpanjaka’ ty tane toio naho o ana-donakeo naho o mpañalealeo, naho o mpifeheo naho o maozatseo naho ze hene ondevo naho midada,
And the kings of the earth and the magnates and the generals and the rich and the mighty, and every slave and every free man, hid themselves in the caves and among the rocks of the mountains.
16 nanao ty hoe amo vohitseo naho amo vatoo: Miambotraha ama’ay naho ampietaho ami’ty lahara’ i miambesatse am-piambesatsey naho amy fifomboa’ i Vik’ añondriy,
And they said to the mountains and the rocks: “Fall on us and hide us from the face of Him who sits on the throne and from the wrath of the Lamb!
17 amy te tondroke ty sa ra’elahin-kaviñera’ iareo vaho ia ty hahafijohañe?
Because the great day of His wrath has come, and who is able to stand?”
