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1 Un es redzēju grōmotu Tō lobajā kas sēdēja gūda krāslā. Tei beja pīraksteita īkšpusē un ōrpusē un ar septeņim zeimūgim aizzeimūgōta. 2 Un es redzēju arī spēceigu engeli, kas styprā bolsā sludynōja: Kas ir cīneigs atdareit grōmotu un atraiseit jōs zeimūgus? 3 Tūmār nivīns ni dabasūs ni vērs zemes, ni zam zemes navarēja grōmotas atvērt un pasavērt īškā. 4 Te es gauži raudōju, ka nabeja nivīna cīneiga atvērt grōmotu un pasavērt īškā. 5 Tad vīns nu vacōkajim man saceja: Naraudi! Raug, ļauva nu Juda ciļts, Davida pēcnōcējs ir uzvarējis, jys atvērs grōmotu un jōs septeņus zeimūgus.
6 Tad es redzēju gūda krāsla un četru dzeivūs byutņu prīškā pa vydu storp vacōkajim jāru, un tys beja kai nūkauts. Jam beja septeni rogi un septeņas acis: Tī beja septeņi Dīva gori, kas pa vysu pasauli beja izsyuteiti. 7 Jys pīgōja klōtu un pajēme grōmotu, kas beja lobajā Tō, kas sēdēja gūda krāslā. 8 Un kai tik jys pajēme grōmotu, tōs četras dzeivōs byutnes un tī divdesmit četri vacōkī pakryta pret jāru (pi zemes).
Ikvīnam beja cytara un zalta trauceņš pylns kyupynojamō, tōs ir svātūs lyugšonas. 9 Un jī dzidōja jaunu dzīsmi: (Kungs), tu esi cīneigs pajimt grōmotu un atdareit jōs zeimūgus. Tu beji nūnōvāts un caur sovu asni esi īmontōjis Dīvam cylvākus nu vysom ciļtim un volūdom, tautom un tauteibom. 10 Un nu jim tu sagatavōji myusu Dīvam kēnesti un presbiterus un jī vaļdeis vērs zemes. 11 Un kad pasavēru, es izdzērdu apkōrt gūda krāslam, dzeivajom byutnem un vacōkajim daudzūs engeļu bolsus; tūs skaits beja tyukstūšas tyukstūšu un desmit tyukstūšas desmit tyukstūšu. 12 Jī styprā bolsā dzīdōja: Jārs, kas beja nūkauts, ir cīneigs sajimt varu, bogōteibu, gudreibu, spāku, gūdu, pateiceibu un slavu. 13 Un vysu radeibu dabasūs, vērs zemes, zam zemes un jyurā, vysu, kas ir, es dzērdēju dzīžūt: Tam, kas sēd gūda krāslā un Jāram lai ir teikšona, gūds, slava un vara myužeigi myužam. 14 Un četras dzeivōs byutnes saceja: Amen, un tī (divdesmit četri) vacōkī pakryta (pi zemes) un pīlyudze (Tū, kas dzeivoj myužeigi myužam.)
The Scroll and the Lamb
1 I saw a scroll in the right hand of the one who sits on the throne; it was covered with writing on both sides and was sealed with seven seals. 2 And I saw a mighty angel, who announced in a loud voice, “Who is worthy to break the seals and open the scroll?” 3 But there was no one in heaven or on earth or in the world below who could open the scroll and look inside it. 4 I cried bitterly because no one could be found who was worthy to open the scroll or look inside it. 5 Then one of the elders said to me, “Don't cry. Look! The Lion from Judah's tribe, the great descendant of David, has won the victory, and he can break the seven seals and open the scroll.”
6 Then I saw a Lamb standing in the center of the throne, surrounded by the four living creatures and the elders. The Lamb appeared to have been killed. It had seven horns and seven eyes, which are the seven spirits of God that have been sent through the whole earth. 7 The Lamb went and took the scroll from the right hand of the one who sits on the throne. 8 As he did so, the four living creatures and the twenty-four elders fell down before the Lamb. Each had a harp and gold bowls filled with incense, which are the prayers of God's people. 9 They sang a new song:
“You are worthy to take the scroll
and to break open its seals.
For you were killed, and by your sacrificial death you bought for God
people from every tribe, language, nation, and race.
10 You have made them a kingdom of priests to serve our God,
and they shall rule on earth.”
11 Again I looked, and I heard angels, thousands and millions of them! They stood around the throne, the four living creatures, and the elders, 12 and sang in a loud voice:
“The Lamb who was killed is worthy
to receive power, wealth, wisdom, and strength,
honor, glory, and praise!”
13 And I heard every creature in heaven, on earth, in the world below, and in the sea—all living beings in the universe—and they were singing:
“To him who sits on the throne and to the Lamb,
be praise and honor, glory and might,
forever and ever!”
14 The four living creatures answered, “Amen!” And the elders fell down and worshiped.
