Chongphuong 14
1 Hanchu ko hong ena, male Belrite ha Zion Tâng chunga; mingei 144,000 an machalngei han ama riming le a Pa riming ânziek leh an inding ku mua.
Then, in my vision, I saw the Lamb standing on Mount Zion. With him were a hundred and forty-four thousand, with his name and the name of his Father written on their foreheads.
2 Male invân renga rôl, tuitâk rahang angati le mechêk puok rahang inringtak angin ki rieta. Serânda âtpungeiin an serândangei an ât miringhoi angin ânringa.
And I heard a sound from heaven, like the sound of many waters, and like the sound of a loud peal of thunder; the sound that I heard was like the music of harpers playing on their harps.
3 Rêngsukmun motona han mingei 144,000 iring parân minli ngei le upangei an indinga; anni ngei han lâ thar an thoa, anni ngei vai an inchu thei hah. Rammuola mi murdi lâia anni ngei vai hah ratan an ni.
They are singing what seems to be a new song, before the throne, and before the four creatures and the elders; and no one was able to learn that song except the hundred and forty-four thousand who had been redeemed from earth.
4 Anni ngei hah pasal an thethena ânthienga om, nupang leh inmannangei dônloi; ânthienghiei an ni. Belrite sênana an jûi ngâi. Anni ngei hah Pathien le Belrite kôma pêk masatak ni ranga munisi chitin lâi renga ratan an ni.
These are the men who never defiled themselves in their intercourse with women; they are as pure as virgins. These are the men who follow the Lamb wherever he goes. They were redeemed as the first-fruits of mankind for God and for the Lamb.
5 Anni ngei hah milakngei ril tet ngâi mak ngeia; dikloina reng dôn mak ngei.
No lie was ever heard on their lips. They are beyond reach of blame.
6 Hanchu pilchunga mi murdi, namtina mingei, jâttina mingei, chongtina mingei, chitina mingei kôm tânghâi rang Kumtuong Thurchi Sa dôn vântîrton dang invânlâia insângtaka vuong ku mua. (aiōnios g166)
Then I saw another angel, flying in mid-heaven. He had the good news, decreed from eternity, to announce to those who live on the earth – to men of every nation, and tribe, and language, and people; (aiōnios g166)
7 Ama han rôl inringtakin, “Pathien mirit ungla male ânlalna minpâk roi! Mingei murdi chunga roijêk rangin a zora ahongtung zoi sikin. Invân, pilchung, tuikhanglien le tuinârngei sinpu hah chubaimûk roi!” a tia.
and he cried in a loud voice – ‘Reverence God, and give him praise (for the hour of his judgment has come) and worship him who made the heaven and the earth and the sea and all springs of water.’
8 Vântîrton inikna han vântîrton inkhatna a hong jûia, “Amanu hah ânlet zoi! Babylon roiinpui ânlet zoi! Amanu han a hurna uain rât mingei murdi min nêk ngâi hah ânlet zoi!” a tia.
Then a second angel followed, crying – ‘She has fallen! She has fallen – Babylon the Great, who has made all the nations drink the maddening wine of her licentiousness!’
9 Vântîrton inthumna han vântîrton inkhatna le inikna a jûia, rôl inringtakin, “Tukhom sarâng le arimil chubaimûk ngâipu ngei le sînthona an machala aninônchu an kuta dôn ngei chu
Then a third angel followed them, crying in a loud voice – ‘Whoever worships the Beast and its image, and receives its brand on his forehead or on his hand,
10 anninâkin Pathien uain, a ningthikna uain, a taksina kilâta a sung minsip hah nêk an tih! Ma anga thopu ngei murdi chu vântîrton inthieng ngei le Belrite makunga meia le kâta dûkphenêngin om an tih.
that person will drink the maddening wine of God that has been poured unmixed into the cup of his wrath, and they will be tortured with fire and sulfur before the eyes of the holy angels and before the eyes of the Lamb.
11 Anni ngei dûkphenêngna meikhu hah tuonsôt tuonsôtin chungtieng kal tit atih. Sarâng le arimil chubaimûkpu ngei le ariming sînthona dôn ngei ta rangin chu sûn le jân ahoina reng om pe ngei khâi no nih.” (aiōn g165)
The smoke from their torture rises for ever and ever, and they have no rest day nor night – those who worship the Beast and its image, and all who are branded with its name.’ (aiōn g165)
12 Mahin Pathien mingei, a chongpêkngei jôma Jisua ta ranga taksônom ngei chu tuongdierna an dôn rang ani.
(Here there is need for endurance on the part of Christ’s people – those who lay to heart the commands of God and the faith of Jesus.)
13 Hanchu invân renga rôl ki rieta, “Mahi miziek roh: atûn renga chu Pumapa sinthona taka thi ngei chu satvur an ni!” a tia. “Ani tatak!” tiin Ratha han a thuona. “An sinsôlna renga inngam an tih, an sinthona marangei han a jûi ngei sikin.”
Then I heard a voice from heaven saying ‘Write: “Blessed are the dead who from this hour die in union with the Lord.”’ “Yes,” answers the Spirit, “that they may rest from their toil. Their good deeds go with them.”
14 Hanchu ko hong ena, male sûm ngoi aoma, male sûm chunga ânsungpu hah munisi aphuoa, a lua rângkachak rênglukhum a khuma, a kuta kôite ngaidak choiin ânsunga.
Then, in my vision, I saw a white cloud, and on the cloud there was sitting one like a man. On his head he had a crown of gold, and in his hand a sharp sickle.
15 Hanchu vântîrton dang Pathien biekin renga ahong jôka, sûm chunga ânsungpu kôm han rôl inringtakin, “No kôite mang inla bu hah ât roh, a ât zora ani zoi; pilchunga bungei hah an min zoi sikin,” a tia.
Then another angel came out from the Temple, crying in a loud voice to him who was sitting on the cloud – ‘Take your sickle and reap, for the time to reap has come; the Harvest of Earth is ready.’
16 Hanchu sûm chunga ânsungpu han pilchunga a kôite a vaia, male pilchung bungei hah âtin an om zoi.
He who was sitting on the cloud brought his sickle down on the earth, and the Harvest of Earth was reaped.
17 Hanchu vântîrton dang invâna Pathien biekin renga a hong jôk ku mua, male ama khom kôite ngaidak a dôn sa.
Then another angel came out of the Temple in heaven; he, also, had a sharp sickle.
18 Hanchu vântîrton dang, mei enkolpu hah mâichâm renga a honga. Ama han kôite ngaidak dônpu kôm han rôl inringtakin, “No kôite mang inla, male pilchunga grapebil renga grapengei khu juong ât roh, grapengei khu amin zoi sikin!” tiin ân ieka.
Then another angel came out of the altar; he had power over fire, and he called in a loud voice to the angel that had the sharp sickle – ‘Take your sharp sickle, and gather the bunches from the vine of Earth, for its grapes are ripe.’
19 Masikin vântîrton han a kôite pilchunga a vaia, grapengei hah a âta, male Pathien ningthikna grape sômna khurpuia han a thun zoi.
The angel brought his sickle down on the earth and gathered the fruit of the vine of Earth, and threw it into the great winepress of the wrath of God.
20 Grapengei hah khopuilien pêntienga grape sômna khura han a sôma, male ma khur renga han thisen tuilien ahong suoka, asei kilometer razan thum, ânthûk meter inik dôr ani.
The grapes were trodden in the press outside the city; and blood came out of the press, rising as high as the bridles of the horses for a distance of two hundred miles.
