LOS HECHOS 21

Jerusalén'pʉ Pablo cʉ̃ ca waarique

1 Cʉ̃jare camotatiri jiro bua jãa, díámacʉ̃ra Cos'pʉ jãa waacoawʉ. Ñucã ape rʉmʉ Rodas'pʉ waa, to macãrãra Pátarapʉ jãa waawʉ. 2 Pátara earãra, Fenicia pee ca waari cũmuare bʉa ea, tiigara ea jãa, jãa waacoawʉ. 3 Too waarã, Chipre yucʉ poogare ca ãcõ nʉña pee ĩa ametʉa waarã, díámacʉ̃ra Siria yepapʉ waa, cũmua pea Tiro macãre ca apeye cũupe ca niiro macã tii macã pee jãa pãa waawʉ. 4 Tii macãre Jesucristore ca tʉo nʉnʉjeerãre bʉa ea, cʉ̃ja mena jĩcã amo peti, ape amore pʉaga penituaro niiri rʉmʉri jãa niiwʉ. Cʉ̃ja pea Añuri Yeri cʉ̃jare cʉ̃ ca wede majioro macã, “Jerusalén'pʉre waaticãña,” ĩimiwa Pablore. 5 To biro cʉ̃ja ca ĩi pacaro, jĩcã amo peti, ape amore pʉaga penituaro ca niiri rʉmʉri jiro jãa waacoawʉ ñucã. Niipetirã cʉ̃ja nʉmoa, cʉ̃ja puna mena, tii macã tʉjaropʉ jãare bapa cʉti tʉja cojowa. Toopʉ jita dupari yepapʉ ãjʉro jupeari mena ea nuu waari, jãa juu buewʉ.

6 Jiro cʉ̃jare waarique wui, cũmuapʉ jãa ea jãacoawʉ. Cʉ̃ja pea cʉ̃ja yaa wiijeripʉ tuacoawa ñucã. Cũmua pairica. Hch 21.6
7 Tiro macã mena bua jãa waa nʉnʉa waarã, Tolemaida macãpʉ jãa eawʉ. Jesucristore ca tʉo nʉnʉjeerãre ĩarã waa, cʉ̃ja mena jĩcã rʉmʉ jãa niiwʉ. 8 Ape rʉmʉ waarãra, Cesarea macãre ea, Felipe añurije queti wederi majʉ, jĩcʉ̃ Jesús buerã ca niiricarãre pade nemori majʉ, jĩcã amo peti, ape amore pʉaga penituaro ca niirã mena macʉ̃ yaa wiire jãa cãniwʉ. 9 Felipe pea wãmarã romiri bapari peti ca manʉ jʉ̃mʉa manirã Ʉmʉreco Pacʉ cʉ̃ ca ĩirijere wede jʉgueri maja romiri puna cʉtiwi. 10 Mee, toore paʉ rʉmʉri jãa ca nii waaropʉ, Judea macʉ̃ ca biipere wede jʉgueri majʉ Agabo ca wãme cʉtigʉ, eawi.

11 Cʉ̃ pea jãare ĩagʉ eari, Pablo wẽñarica daare ami, cʉ̃ amorire, cʉ̃ dʉporire jia, tiicãri, o biro ĩiwi:
—Ate ĩimi Añuri Yeri: “Ati daa wẽñarica daa ʉpʉre Jerusalén macãrã judíos o biro cʉ̃re tii jiari, aperã bojocapʉre tiicojorucuma,” ĩimi —ĩiwi Agabo.

12 Atere tʉori, jãa, to biri Cesarea macãrã:
—Jerusalén'pʉre waaticãña —jãa ĩimiwʉ Pablore.

13 To biro cʉ̃re jãa ca ĩicã pacaro Pablo pea o biro ĩi yʉʉwi:
—¿Ñee tiirã mʉja otiti? Yʉ ca cati niirijepʉra bʉaro yʉ ca tʉgoeñarique pairo mʉja tii. Yʉa, Wiogʉ Jesús yee jʉori, jia ecorique wado méé, bii yairique cãare Jerusalén'pʉra ca bii yaipʉra niicãgʉ yʉ tii —ĩiwi.

14 Do biro pee tii, cʉ̃ ca tʉgoeña wajoaro tii majitima ĩirã, o biro cʉ̃re jãa ĩiwʉ: “Wiogʉ cʉ̃ ca boorore biro mʉre to biijato,” jãa ĩiwʉ.
15 Ate jiro jãa yee apeyere jeyo jãa yapano, Jerusalén pee jãa waacoawʉ yua.

16 Jĩcãrã Cesarea macãrã Jesucristore ca tʉo nʉnʉjeerã jãare bapa cʉti waari, Mnasón ca wãme cʉtigʉ yaa wii jãa ca cãniparopʉ jãare jʉo waawa. Cʉ̃a Chipre macʉ̃, Jesucristore ca tʉo nʉnʉjee jʉoricarã mena macʉ̃ niiwi.

Pablo Jerusalén'pʉ cʉ̃ ca earique

20 Teere cʉ̃jare cʉ̃ ca wedero tʉorã, Ʉmʉreco Pacʉre ĩi nʉcʉ̃ bʉo baja peo, o biro ĩiwa Pablore:
—Jãa yee wedegʉ, mee mʉ ĩa, paʉ miles peti judíos Jesucristore ca tʉo nʉnʉjeerã niima; bii pacarã cʉ̃ja niipetirãpʉra Moisés cʉ̃ ca doti cũuriquere tii nʉnʉjee yerijãarʉgati majuropeecãma. 21 Ñucã apeyera, niipetirã judíos, judíos ca niitirã watoapʉ ca niirãre, “ ‘Moisés cʉ̃ ca doti cũuriquere tii nʉnʉjeeticãña. Mʉja puna jeyua quejero yapare wide taa dotieto. Ñucã mani ca tii niirucurije cãare tiiticãña,’ cʉ̃jare ĩi buemi,” cʉ̃ja ca ĩi wederijere tʉojapa. 22 ¿Ñee mani tiirãti? Mʉ ca earijere queti tʉo majuropeecãrucuma bojoca. 23 To biri jãa ca wede majiorore biro tiiya. Ano jãa watoare niima bapari, “O biro jãa tiirucu,” cʉ̃ja ca ĩiriquere ca tiiparã. 24 Cʉ̃jare jʉo waari, cʉ̃ja mena jĩcãri ñañarijere coe, to biro mʉja ca tiirijere wapa tii, tiiya, cʉ̃ja ca poa jua dotiparore biro ĩigʉ. To biro mʉ ca tiiro ĩarã, mʉre cʉ̃ja ca ĩiriquere: “Yeera ĩicãjapa. Cʉ̃ cãa, Moisés cʉ̃ ca doti cũuriquere tii nʉnʉjeecã niimi,” ĩirucuma.

25 Judíos ca niitirã, ca tʉo nʉnʉjeerã peera, “ ‘Waibʉcʉrã díí weericarãre cʉ̃ja ca tiicojo nʉcʉ̃ bʉoriquere baati, díire baati, waibʉcʉrã ñee taa jĩaricarã dííre baati, ñucã mʉja nʉmoa ca niitirãpʉrena tii epericarã cʉtiti, biiya,’ cʉ̃jare ca ĩipe niicu,” jãa ca ĩiriquera jãa owa cojo yerijãawʉ mee —ĩiwa Pablore.

Pablore cʉ̃ja ca ñeerique

26 Ape rʉmʉ Pablo, cʉ̃jare jʉowa, cʉ̃ja mena cʉ̃ja ca ñañarijere coe yapanori, Ʉmʉreco Pacʉ yaa wiipʉ jãa waaupi, “To biro jãa tiirucu” jãa ca ĩirique, ñucã jãa ca niiro cõrora Ʉmʉreco Pacʉre tii nʉcʉ̃ bʉorã jãa ca tii niirije “To cõro petirucu” ĩi wedegʉ waagʉ.
27 To biro cʉ̃ja ca tii niiri semana ca petiparo jʉgueroacã, jĩcãrã judíos Asia yepa macãrã, Pablore Ʉmʉreco Pacʉ yaa wiipʉ cʉ̃ ca niiro ĩari, bojocare cʉ̃jare wede mecʉ̃ocãupa. To biro ĩicãri,

28 o biro ĩi acaro bui, ñeewa Pablore:
—¡Israelitas, jãare tii nemoña! Ani niimi, niipetiri taberipʉ waacãri, mani yaa poogare, Moisés cʉ̃ ca doti cũuriquere, Ʉmʉreco Pacʉ yaa wiire, “Añuti,” bojocare ca ĩi bue amojodegʉ. To biro ca ĩigʉ niiri mecʉ̃ra, griego bojocare Ʉmʉreco Pacʉ yaa wiipʉre jʉo jãa waacãri, ca Ñañarije Maniri jawire ca tiiya manirije tiimi —ĩi acaro buiwa.
29 Ména jʉguero peere Pablo, Éfeso macʉ̃ Trófimore cʉ̃ ca bapa cʉtiro ca ĩaricarã niiri, “Ʉmʉreco Pacʉ yaa wiipʉ cʉ̃re amicã jãa waajacupi,” ĩi tʉgoeñama ĩirãra to biro ĩi mecʉ̃cãwa. 30 To biri tii macã macãrã niipetirãpʉra wede mecʉ̃coari, bojoca pea Ʉmʉreco Pacʉ yaa wiipʉ ũmaa eari, Pablore cʉ̃re ñee, cʉ̃re wee witi waari, yoari mééra tii wii joperire bia peticã cojowa. 31 Mee, Pablore jĩarãpʉ cʉ̃ja ca tiiro, uwamarã romanos cʉ̃ja ca niiri tabe ca dotigʉre, “Niipetirã Jerusalén macãrã acaro bui mecʉ̃ peticoama,” cʉ̃ja ca ĩirije queti eaupa. 32 Tee queti tʉocãgʉpʉa, cʉ̃ uwamarã, uwamarãre ca dotirãre jʉo neo, bojoca cʉ̃ja ca niiropʉ ũmaa dooupi. Uwamarãre ca dotigʉ, cʉ̃ uwamarã mena cʉ̃ ca dooro ĩarãpʉ, Pablore quẽe yerijãawa.

33 To cõrora uwamarã wiogʉ pea cʉ̃ pʉto pee waa, Pablore ñee, pʉa daa come daari mena cʉ̃re jia dotiwi. To biro tii yapano:
—¿Ñiru cʉ̃ niiti? ¿Ñeere cʉ̃ tiijapari? —ĩi jãiñawi.
34 To biro cʉ̃ ca ĩiro, bojoca pea jĩcãrã ape wãme acaro bui, aperã ape wãme ĩi acaro bui, biicãwa. To biri to biiro cʉ̃ja ca ĩi acaro buirijere, uwamarã wiogʉ pea “Tee jʉori, to biro biijapa,” ĩi majiticãwi. To biri uwamarã cʉ̃ja ca niiri tabepʉ cʉ̃re ami waa doticãwi. 35 Uwamarã cʉ̃ja ca niiri wii mʉa waarica tabere earãra, bojoca uwiori wãmepʉ cʉ̃ja ca tii nʉnʉjeero macã cʉ̃re wee ñee, tiicã mʉa waawa,

36 niipetirã cʉ̃ jiro, “Jĩacãña, jĩacãña,” cʉ̃ja ca ĩi acaro bui nʉnʉjeero macã.

Pablo bojocare cʉ̃ ca wederique

37 Uwamarã cʉ̃ja ca niiri wiipʉ cʉ̃re ami jãa waarã doorã cʉ̃ja ca tiirora, Pablo pea uwamarã ʉpʉre o biro cʉ̃re ĩi jãiñaupi:
—¿Jĩcã wãme mʉre yʉ ca ĩiro mʉ bootiti? —ĩiupi.
To biro cʉ̃ ca ĩiro, cʉ̃ pea:
—¿Griego yeere mʉ wede majiti?

38 ¿To docare mʉa, egipcio bojocʉ, tĩrʉmʉ jañurore wiorã cʉ̃ja ca dotirijere junari, bii ametʉene nʉcã, bapari mil jĩari maja uwamarãre ca yucʉ maniri yepapʉ ca jʉo waaricʉ méé mʉ niicãtimiti? —cʉ̃re ĩiupi.

39 To biro cʉ̃ ca ĩiro, o biro cʉ̃re ĩiupi Pablo:
—Cʉ̃ méé yʉ nii. Yʉa, judío bojocʉ, Tarso macʉ̃, Cilicia yepare ca nii majuropeeri macã macʉ̃ yʉ nii. Petopʉra anija bojocare yʉre wede dotiya —cʉ̃re ĩiupi.
40 Uwamarã ʉpʉ cʉ̃re cʉ̃ ca wede dotiro macã Pablo pea, mʉa waarica tabe ea nʉcãri, cʉ̃ja wede yerijãa waajato ĩigʉ cʉ̃ amori mena, “Wedeticãña,” cʉ̃jare ĩiwi. Niipetirã cʉ̃ja ca yerijãa waaro, arameo wederique mena o biro ĩiwi:

Acts 21

Paul’s Journey to Jerusalem

1 Aftert wes tore ourselves awayt from them, we put out to sea,t and sailing a straight course,t we came to Cos,s on the next day to Rhodes,s and from there to Patara.s2 We foundt a ship crossing over to Phoenicia,s went aboard,t and put out to sea.t3 After we sighted Cypruss and left it behind on our port side,s we sailed on to Syria and put int at Tyre,ss because the ship was to unload its cargo there.4 After we locatedt the disciples, we stayed theret seven days. They repeatedly toldt Paul through the Spirits not to set foott in Jerusalem.s5 Whent our time was over,t we left and went on our way. All of them, with their wives and children, accompaniedt us outside of the city. Aftert kneeling down on the beach and praying,s6 we said farewellt to one another.s Thent we went aboard the ship, and they returned to their own homes.t7 We continued the voyage from Tyres and arrived at Ptolemais,s and when we had greeted the brothers, we stayed with them for one day.8 On the next day we leftt and came to Caesarea,ss and enteredt the house of Philip the evangelist, who was one of the seven,s and stayed with him.

9 (He had four unmarriedt daughters who prophesied.)s
10 While we remained there for a number of days,t a prophet named Agabuss came down from Judea.11 He camet to us, tookt Paul’s belt,s tiedt his own hands and feet with it,t and said, “The Holy Spirit says this: ‘This is the way the Jews in Jerusalem will tie up the man whose belt this is, and will hand him overts to the Gentiles.’”12 When we heard this, both we and the local peoplet begged him not to go up to Jerusalem.13 Then Paul replied, “What are you doing, weeping and breakingt my heart? For I am ready not only to be tied up,t but even to die in Jerusalem for the name of the Lord Jesus.”

14 Because he could not be persuaded,t we said no more except,t “The Lord’s will be done.”s
15 After these days we got readyt and started upts to Jerusalem.16 Some of the disciples from Caesareass came along with us too, and brought us to the houset of Mnason of Cyprus, a disciple from the earliest times,t with whom we were to stay.17 When we arrived in Jerusalem, the brothers welcomed us gladly.t18 The next day Paul went in with us to see James, and all the elders were there.ts19 When Pault had greeted them, he began to explaint in detailt what Gods had done among the Gentiles through his ministry.20 When they heard this, they praisedt God. Then they said to him, “You see, brother, how many thousands of Jewsts there are who have believed, and they are all ardent observerst of the law.s21 They have been informed about you – that you teach all the Jews now livingt among the Gentiles to abandonts Moses, telling them not to circumcise their childrens or livet according to our customs.22 What then should we do? They will no doubtt hear that you have come.23 So do whatt we tell you: We have four ment who have takent a vow;t24 take them and purifys yourself along with them and pay their expenses,t so that they may have their heads shaved.ts Thent everyone will know there is nothing in what they have been toldt about you, but that you yourself live in conformity witht the law.s25 But regarding the Gentiles who have believed, we have written a letter, having decidedts that they should avoidt meat that has been sacrificed to idolst and blood and what has been strangleds and sexual immorality.”26 Then Paul took the men the next day,t and after he had purified himselft along with them, he went to the temple and gave noticet of the completion of the days of purification,s whent the sacrifice would be offered for eacht of them.27 When the seven days were almost over,t the Jews from the province of Asiats who had seen him in the temple areat stirred up the whole crowdt and seizedt him,28 shouting, “Men of Israel,t help! This is the man who teaches everyone everywhere against our people, our law,s and this sanctuary!ts Furthermoret he has brought Greeks into the inner courts of the templet and made this holy place ritually unclean!”ts29 (For they had seen Trophimus the Ephesian in the city with him previously, andt they assumed Paul had brought him into the inner temple courts.)ts30 The whole city was stirred up,t and the people rushed together.t They seizedt Paul and dragged him out of the temple courts,t and immediately the doors were shut.31 While they were tryingt to kill him, a reportt was sent upt to the commanding officert of the cohorts that all Jerusalem was in confusion.t32 Het immediately tookt soldiers and centurionss and ran down to the crowd.t When they sawt the commanding officert and the soldiers, they stopped beatings Paul.33 Then the commanding officert came up and arrestedt him and ordered him to be tied up with two chains;t het then asked who he was and whatt he had done.34 But some in the crowd shouted one thing, and others something else,t and when the commanding officert was unablet to find out the trutht because of the disturbance,t he ordered Pault to be brought into the barracks.t35 When he came to the steps, Pault had to be carrieds by the soldiers because of the violencet of the mob,36 for a crowd of peoplet followed them,t screaming, “Away with him!”37 As Paul was about to be brought into the barracks,t he saidt to the commanding officer,t “May I sayt something to you?” The officert replied,t “Do you know Greek?s38 Then you’re not that Egyptian who started a rebelliont and led the four thousand men of the ‘Assassins’ts into the wildernesst some time ago?”t39 Paul answered,t “I am a Jewt from Tarsus in Cilicia, a citizen of an important city.t Pleaset allow me to speak to the people.”

40 When the commanding officert had given him permission,t Paul stoodt on the steps and gesturedt to the people with his hand. When they had become silent,t he addressedt them in Aramaic,t