Matthew 9

1 ICI e'kiposIt napkwanuk e'kitkumot, icI e'kishiat oto kIc otanuk.2 IcI pInI e'kipie'nawat nInI iakwnokancIn, ne'nie'psIncIn, e'shkIshnInIt npakInuk; icI Cisus e'waptumwat, te'pwe'ne'ntumwun; otI okinan, ni iakwnokancIn ne'nie'psIncIn; NkwIs mInIwankosIn; kimiashowe'psuwunIn kpone'ntumon.3 IcI pInI, anIt we'npie'ke'cIk nInwuk otI KikItwuk; otI nInI; pcIkikito.4 IcI Cisus e'kuke'ntumwat otIshte'wna‘wan otI kIto TInicI we'cImcIshIte'aie'k kte'‘iwak.5 WnsimI nI we'npInIt e'wikItok, kimiashuwe'psiwunIn kupone'ntumwun; tanake' psukwin, ipi pInose'n.6 I ie'i ke'ocI kuke'ntume'k We'kwIsmukot NInwun ote'ion kshkIe'osuwun shotI kik; pone'ntumake't, miashuwe'psiwunIn icI otI e'kinat, ni iakwnokancIn ne'nie'psIncIn; Psukwin, otapInIn knupakIn, ipi e'tanshian.7 IcI e'kipsukwit, e'kishiat e'cI otu‘wikwamIt.8 IcI ki maoce'ticIk kawaptumwat, kimamkate'ntumwuk, ipi okiuwinwanawan Kshe'mIne'ton, e'mnat kshkIe'osuwun ni nInwun.9 IcI Cisus kanmamacit okiwapman nInI, Me'to oshInkaswun, e'cipitupInIt e'cI maocIstowat shonia; icI otI e'kinat; PmnashkaoIshIn. IcI e'kipsukwit e'kipmInashkawat.10 OtI cI kanomkuk Cisus e'ie'wisnIt wikwamuk, pInI, kipatie'n win maocIcke' nInwuk; ipi me'cIshowe'pse'cuk, e'pie'witpumkot, ipi ke'knomowacIn.11 IcI ki Pe'nIsiuk kawaptumwat otI okinawan, ni ke'knomowacIn, tacI we'cwitopmat ke'knomakwie'k ni maocIcke' onInwun, ipi me'iashowe'psIncIn.12 Pic cI Cisus kanotuk, otI okinan, Kime'nopmatsacIk conatwaasik; mtIno ki iakwnokacuk.13 Wu kuke'ntumok otI e'kitomkuk nkishwe'ncukI; coin nkupitakwe'si; Coin piasi e'wintomkwa me'noshuwe'psucIk; mtIno me'iashowe'pse'cIk; e'wi kisate'ntuswat.14 IcI e'kipianIt Can ke'knomowacIn; kItwun; TacI ninan, ipi ki Pe'nIsiuk we'cpwawisniak mce'shuk; kicI ke'knomocIk coponwisnIsik.15 IcI Cisus otI okinan; Tashke'ntumwakinI wakime'cIk shi e'cI wikmItwak, e'pic iInIt ni we'shkowiwunIt shi e'piciInIt pama wikupie'mkIt e'kishkiwuk, ke'co-otapnumwutwa we'shkwiwut, iwcI ke'cI ponwisnawat,16 Cowi wIiI nInI otItosin oshkupukwoian shi ke'te'kwune'iakwnuk iwcI i katok kapuu‘kwuasok, icI i we'tapnmukpnI shi ke'te'kwune'iaknuk, icI wusimI manisikshkak.17 CowikI nInwuk otItosinawa oshkI shomnapo ke'te'motiuk iw ke'ocI piwkshkak nimotie'n, icI i shomnapo e'siksak; ipi nimotie'n e'pnacak; kishpIn cI towat oshkIshomnapo shi oshkamotiuk nune'ish mnosnon.18 Me'kwa cI otI e'ie'tshe'tuk, pInI kipie'wak nkot okuma okiw wucikwnutakon, otI okikon; NtanIs kishInpo, pie'takIn, iwcI kie'cIpmatsIt.19 IcI Cisus e'kipsukwit okiwice'wan, ipi nike'knomowacIn.20 IcI pInI, kwe' e'piat mcInapine'wun apIcikanuk mskwI mtatso shItInish tsopon, shkwe'iak kipie'tnIsi, icI e'kitaknumwat e'shkwe'ie'knonInuk e'kwut.21 OtI cI kine'ntuso, KishpIn te'pnak taknumwuk e'kwut nkumnopmatIs.22 IcI Cisus e'kwe'knowit, okiwapman, otI cI okinan; NtanIs, Mnone'ntIn, kite'pwe'tatwun kimnopmatsikon. IcI o kwe' e'kimnopimatsut kie'nup.23 IcI Cisus kapiat kanmupitike't, okuma e'tat; e'kiwapmat nwata kwcIke'ncIn ipi ni nIshInape'n, e'nanotaksInIt.24 IcI otI okinan, Me'nwushkmok coinposi kikiak; npe'waksI. IwcI e'ki papshI waoshInwawat.25 Pic cI ki nIshInape'k kasakite'ntwa kipitike'wak, icI e'kiw otapInat e'kiskIncInat, icI e'kipsukwit kikiak.26 KikicI winwackate'nI kashIcke't, caye'k otukimwak.27 Pic cI Cisus kanmamacit, nish ke'kie'pikwancIn nInwun okipmnashkakon kipie'nanotakwsin, otI cI okikon; We'kwIsmukwiIn Te'pIt, shuwe'numIshInak.28 Pic cI kapiat kapitike't wikwamuk; kipinaskakon ni ke'kie'pikwancIn nInwun, Cisus cI otI okinan, Kite'pwe'tanawanI e'wikshkItoian otI? IcI otI e'nawat, E'‘Te'pe'nmiak.29 IcI e'kitakinumwat oshkishkonuk, otI cI kIto, E'shte'pwe'tume'k ikInomkIt.30 Oshkishkowan cI kinsakshkInI, icI Cisus cI okiakwaman otI cI kanat, Ke'ko ikwamsuk wIiI nInI e'wipwakuke'ntuk.31 IcI winwa kamaciwat okiacimawan kashIcke'unut caye'k otukimwak.32 Kan msakumwat cI pInI kipie'twawan ke'kie'ptonIt nInI packakwnIt mIcImIne'ton.33 IcI kasaktInat ni mIcImIne'ton ke'iie'pitok kin ukikito kimamkate'ntumwuk cI ‘kimaoce'ticuk otI cI kikItwuk; Cowika wapicukate'snon otI Isniuk.34 OtIcI Pe'nisiuk kikItwuk, Osakicowe'pinan mIcImIne'ton, opic okuman mIcImIne'ton.35 IcI Cisus e'kishiat caye'k kcI otanIn, ipi otane'sIn e'pmukinomake't nume'okumkok ipi iactuk mnoacumowun, shiw okumauwunuk, ipi e'ne'se'at iakwnokancIn, ipi cak e'napine'ncIn ni nIshInape'n.36 Pic cI kawapmat maoce'tincIn, okishuwe'nman osam e'pike'ie'kwsInIt, ipi e'swe'shkanIt ke'cwa mantanshIn, owIiI e'pwakawapmukwat.37 OtI cI okinan ni ke'knomowacIn; MicIm mane', nIshcI makice'wicuk pike'ci she'iwik.38 Mumatmuk o Te'pe'ntuk i micum e'winokanat wusimI makice'wincIn; shi otItshI nmaotInkanuk.

MATTHEW 9

Jesus Heals a Man //Who Could Not Walk

(Mark 2.1-12; Luke 5.17-26)

1 Jesus got into a boat and crossed back over to the town where he lived.t

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 afraidt and praised God for giving such authority to people.

Jesus Chooses Matthew

(Mark 2.13-17; Luke 5.27-32)

9 As Jesus was leaving, he saw a tax collectort named Matthew sitting at the place for paying taxes. Jesus said to him, “Follow me.” Matthew got up and went with him.
10  t Later, Jesus and his disciples were having dinner at Matthew's house.t 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 t 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 2.18-22; Luke 5.33-39)

14 Some followers of John the Baptist came and asked Jesus, “Why do we and the Pharisees often go without eating, t 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.t 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 5.21-43; Luke 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, t 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, t 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

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  t But the Pharisees said, “The leader of the demons gives him the power to force out demons.”

Jesus Has Pity on People