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K. Jezum ir grāku pīdūšonas vara.
1 Pēc tam, īsēdis laivā, Jys pōrsacēle pōri un atgōja uz sovu mīstu. 2 Un, raug, te atnese Jam vīnu krampa sarautū, guļūšu uz gultas. Jezus, radzādams jūs ticeibu, krampa sarautajam saceja: Esi drūss, dāls, grāki tev ir atlaisti.
3 Tad daži Rokstim mōceitī runōja storp sevi: Šytys zaimoj Dīvu! 4 Un Jezus, radzādams jūs dūmas, saceja: Kōpēc jyus ļaunu dūmojat sovōs sirdis? 5 Kas tad vīgļōk pasokoms: tev ir atlaisti grāki; vai saceit: Celīs un staigoj? 6 Bet lai jyus zynōtu, ka Cylvāka Dālam ir vērs zemes vara atlaist grākus, — saceja krampa sarautajam: Celīs augšā, jem sovu gultu un ej uz sovu sātu! 7 Un jys pīsacēlis, aizgōja uz sovu sātu. 8 Tū radzādami, ļaužu puļki ļūti nūsabeida un slavēja Dīvu, kas cylvākim ir devis taidu varu.
Mateusa paaicynōšona.
9 Nu turīnes īdams tōļōk, Jezus īraudzeja vīnu cylvāku, Mateusu vōrdā, sēžūt pi muitas golda, un jam saceja: Ej Maņ pakaļ! Tys pīsacēlis gōja Jam pakaļ.
10 Un nūtyka, ka Jezus beja mōjā pī golda, daudz muitinīku un grēcinīku sagōja ījemt vītu ar Jū un Jō mōceklim. 11 Tū radzādami, farizeji saceja Jō mōceklim: Kōpēc jyusu Mōceitōjs ād reizē ar muitinīkim un grēcinīkim? 12 Tū dzērdādams, Jezus saceja: Na vasalajim, bet gon slymajim ir vajadzeigs ōrsts. 13 Ejte un mōcitēs saprast, kū tys nūzeimoj: Es grybu žāļsirdeibas, bet na upura. Jo Es naasmu nōcis aicynōt taisneigūs, bet gon grēcinīkus.
Gavēņa līta.
14 Tad atgōjuši pi Jō Jōņa mōcekļi saceja: Kōdēļ tad mes un farizeji tik daudzi gavejam, bet tovi mōcekli gavēņa naītur? 15 Jezus tim atbiļdēja: Vai tad kōzinīki var byut nūskumuši, koleidz pi jim ir leigovaiņs? Gon atīs dīnas, kad nu jim atjems leigovaini, un tad jī gavēs.
16 Nikas tadei nalīk vacim svōrkim jauna audakla īlōpa, jo cytaiž, īlōps var nu svōrkim atpleist, un pleisums var palikt vēļ lelōks. 17 Tai pat nikas jauna veina nalej vacūs traukūs, jo cytaiž, trauki var sapleist, veins iztecēt, un trauki īt zudumā. Bet gon jaunu veinu lej jaunūs traukūs, un tad obi divi uzagloboj.
K. Jezus pīceļ nūmyrušū.
18 Kad Jys jim tai runōja, raug, pīgōjis pi Jō vīns vērsinīks pagūdynōja Jū un saceja: Kungs: tikkū nūmyra muna meita. Bet aizej, uzlic uz jōs sovu rūku un jei byus dzeiva. 19 Un cēlīs, Jezus kūpā ar sovim mōceklim aizgōja jam pakaļ.
20 Un, raug, vīna sīvīte, kura jau divpadsmit godu slymōja ar ašņa tecēšonu, pīgōja pi Jō nu aizmugures un dasadyure pi Jō svōrku veiles. 21 Jei sevī saceja: Jo tik dasadūršu pi Jō svōrkim, es palikšu vasala. 22 Bet Jezus, atsagrīzis un jū īraudzejis, saceja: Esi drūsa, meit, tova ticeiba tevi izglōbe. Un tamā pat breidī sīvīte palyka vasala.
23 Atgōjis uz vērsinīka mōju, un īraudzejis stabulātōjus un trūkšņojūšū pyuli, Jezus tim saceja: 24 Ejte prūjom! Meitine tadei nav nūmyruse, bet tikai guļ. Un tī Jū izsmēja. 25 Kad pyuļs beja izdzonōts, Jys īgōjis īškā, pajēme jū aiz rūkas, un meitine pīsacēle. 26 Un ziņa (par nūtykušū) izaplateja pa vysu tū apvydu.
K. Jezus padora vasalus oklūs un valna apsāstu.
27 Kad Jezus nu turīnes gōja tōļōk, divi oklī sekōja pēc Jō, klīgdami un saceidami: Davida dāls, apsažāloj par mums. 28 Un tikkū Jys beja īgōjis sātā, tī oklī pīgōja klōtu, un Jezus jim saceja: Vai jyus ticit, ka es spēju tū izdareit? Jī atbiļdēja: Jā, Kungs. 29 Tad Jys pīsadyure pi jūs acim, saceidams: Kai tycat, tai lai jums nūteik. 30 Un jūs acis atsavēre. Bet Jezus tūs breidynōja, saceidams: Raugat, ka šytō nikas naizzynōtu. 31 Bet jī aizgōjuši izdaudzynōja pa vysu tū apvydu.
32 Jim izejūt, raug, atnese pi Jō vīnu māmu, valna apsāstu. 33 Kad valns beja izdzeits, māmais sōce runōt. Ļaudis breinōdamīs saceja: Vēļ nikod nikas tam leidzeigs Izraelī nav radzāts! 34 Bet farizeji saceja: Jys valnus izdzan caur valnu vērsinīku.
K. Jezus leidzcīteiba.
35 Un Jezus apstaigōja vysus mīstus un sadžas, mōceidams tūs synagogōs, sludynōdams kēnests Evangeliju un dzīdynōdams ikvīnu slimeibu un ikvīnu vōjumu. 36 Radzādams ļaužu pulkus, jim leidzcīte; jo jī beja nūvōrguši un nūlaisti, kai vuškas, kurom navā gona. 37 Tūlaik Jys sovim mōceklim saceja: Pļōves lauks gon ir lels, bet strōdnīku moz. 38 Tōpēc lyudzit pļōves lauka saiminīku, lai syuta uz sovu lauku strōdnīkus.
Jesus Heals a Man Who Could Not Walk
(Mark 2.1-12Luke 5.17-26)1 Jesus got into a boat and crossed back over to the town where he lived. 2 Some people soon brought to him a man lying on a mat because he could not walk. When Jesus saw how much faith they had, he said to the man, “My friend, don't worry! Your sins are forgiven.”
3 Some teachers of the Law of Moses said to themselves, “Jesus must think he is God!”
4 But Jesus knew what was in their minds, and he said, “Why are you thinking such evil things? 5 Is it easier for me to tell this man his sins are forgiven or to tell him to get up and walk? 6 But I will show you that the Son of Man has the right to forgive sins here on earth.” So Jesus said to the man, “Get up! Pick up your mat and go on home.” 7 The man got up and went home. 8 When the crowds saw this, they were afraid and praised God for giving such authority to people.
Jesus Chooses Matthew
(Mark 2.13-17Luke 5.27-32)9 As Jesus was leaving, he saw a tax collector named Matthew sitting at the place for paying taxes. Jesus said to him, “Follow me.” Matthew got up and went with him.
10 Later, Jesus and his disciples were having dinner at Matthew's house. Many tax collectors and other sinners were also there. 11 Some Pharisees asked Jesus' disciples, “Why does your teacher eat with tax collectors and other sinners?”
12 Jesus heard them and answered, “Healthy people don't need a doctor, but sick people do. 13 Go and learn what the Scriptures mean when they say, ‘Instead of offering sacrifices to me, I want you to be merciful to others.’ I didn't come to invite good people to be my followers. I came to invite sinners.”
People Ask about Going without Eating
(Mark 2.18-22Luke 5.33-39)14 Some followers of John the Baptist came and asked Jesus, “Why do we and the Pharisees often go without eating, while your disciples never do?”
15 Jesus answered:
The friends of a bridegroom aren't sad while he is still with them. But the time will come when he will be taken from them. Then they will go without eating.
16 No one uses a new piece of cloth to patch old clothes. The patch would shrink and tear a bigger hole.
17 No one pours new wine into old wineskins. The wine would swell and burst the old skins. Then the wine would be lost, and the skins would be ruined. New wine must be put into new wineskins. Both the skins and the wine will then be safe.
A Dying Girl and a Sick Woman
(Mark 5.21-43Luke 8.40-56)18 While Jesus was still speaking, an official came and knelt in front of him. The man said, “My daughter has just now died! Please come and place your hand on her. Then she will live again.”
19 Jesus and his disciples got up and went with the man.
20 A woman who had been bleeding for twelve years came up behind Jesus and barely touched his clothes. 21 She had said to herself, “If I can just touch his clothes, I will be healed.”
22 Jesus turned. He saw the woman and said, “Don't worry! You are now healed because of your faith.” At that moment she was healed.
23 When Jesus went into the home of the official and saw the musicians and the crowd of mourners, 24 he said, “Get out of here! The little girl isn't dead. She is just asleep.” Everyone started laughing at Jesus. 25 But after the crowd had been sent out of the house, Jesus went to the girl's bedside. He took her by the hand and helped her up.
26 News about this spread all over that part of the country.
Jesus Heals Two Blind Men
27 As Jesus was leaving that place, two blind men began following him and shouting, “Son of David, have pity on us!”
28 After Jesus had gone indoors, the two blind men came up to him. He asked them, “Do you believe I can make you well?”
“Yes, Lord,” they answered.
29 Jesus touched their eyes and said, “Because of your faith, you will be healed.” 30 They were able to see, and Jesus strictly warned them not to tell anyone about him. 31 But they left and talked about him to everyone in that part of the country.
Jesus Heals a Man Who Could Not Talk
32 As Jesus and his disciples were on their way, some people brought to him a man who could not talk because a demon was in him. 33 After Jesus had forced the demon out, the man started talking. The crowds were so amazed they began saying, “Nothing like this has ever happened in Israel!”
34 But the Pharisees said, “The leader of the demons gives him the power to force out demons.”
Jesus Has Pity on People
35 Jesus went to every town and village. He taught in their synagogues and preached the good news about God's kingdom. Jesus also healed every kind of disease and sickness. 36 When he saw the crowds, he felt sorry for them. They were confused and helpless, like sheep without a shepherd. 37 He said to his disciples, “A large crop is in the fields, but there are only a few workers. 38 Ask the Lord in charge of the harvest to send out workers to bring it in.”
