ROMANOS 1

Añu dotirique

1 Yʉ Pablo, Cristo Jesús yeere ca paderi majʉ, cʉ̃ yee quetire ca wede yujupʉ cʉ̃ niijato ĩigʉ cʉ̃ ca jʉoricʉ, Ʉmʉreco Pacʉ yee añurije quetire ca wedepʉ cʉ̃ ca ami dica wooricʉ, mʉjare yʉ añu doti. 2 Mee, cʉ̃ yeere wede jʉgueri maja menapʉra añurije queti cʉ̃ja ca owariquepʉ, “To biro yʉ tiirucu,” ĩi cũucãquĩupi Ʉmʉreco Pacʉ. 3 Tee añurije queti, mani Wiogʉ Jesucristo bojocʉre biro ca baʉaricʉ cʉ̃ ca niirije peera, David yaa puna macʉ̃ cʉ̃ ca niirijere wede. 4 Añuri Yeri ca ñañarije manirã cʉ̃ja ca niiro ca tiigʉ mena peera, cʉ̃ ca doti tutuarije mena Ʉmʉreco Pacʉ Macʉ̃ nii eaupi, ca bii yairicarã watoare cʉ̃ ca cati tuari tabe mena.

5 Jesucristo jʉorira, Ʉmʉreco Pacʉ cʉ̃ wãmere cʉ̃ja ĩi nʉcʉ̃ bʉojato ĩigʉ, añurije quetire wede yujuri majʉ niiriquere mani ca bʉa earo jãare tiiwi, bojoca poogaari niipetirãpʉra cʉ̃re tʉo nʉnʉjee, cʉ̃ ca ĩirore biro tii, ca tiirã cʉ̃ja niijato ĩigʉ.
6 Mʉja, Jesucristo yaarã cʉ̃ja niijato ĩigʉ Ʉmʉreco Pacʉ cʉ̃ ca jʉoricarã cãa, cʉ̃ja menara mʉja nii.

7 Mʉja niipetirã Ʉmʉreco Pacʉ cʉ̃ ca mairã, cʉ̃ yaarã cʉ̃ja niijato ĩigʉ cʉ̃ ca jʉoricarã Roma ca niirãre yʉ owa cojo. Mani Pacʉ Ʉmʉreco Pacʉ, Wiogʉ Jesucristo, cʉ̃ ca añu majuropeerije, jĩcãri cõro añuro niiriquere, mʉjare cʉ̃ tiicojojato.

Pablo Romapʉ cʉ̃ ca ĩa yujugʉ waarʉgarique

12 Añuro petira díámacʉ̃ mani ca tʉo nʉcʉ̃ bʉo niirijere ameri wede ʉjea nii, tʉgoeña tutua, mani ca ameri tiipere ĩima ĩigʉ.
13 Yʉ yaarã, atere mʉja ca majiro yʉ boo: Paʉ tiiri “ca ĩagʉ waape niicu,” ĩi pacagʉ, yʉ waa majiti, paʉacã yʉre bii camotacõa niirucu. Ape poogaari macãrã judíos ca niitirã, Jesús're ca tʉo nʉnʉjeerã cʉ̃ja ca niiro yʉ ca tiiricarore birora, mʉja mena macãrã Jesucristore cʉ̃ja ca tʉo nʉnʉjeero tiirʉgama ĩigʉ, yʉ waarʉgami. 14 “To biri bojoca cõrorena griego ca niirã, griego ca niitirã cãare, yʉ ca wedepe dʉjacã mena,” yʉ ĩi tʉgoeña.

15 To biri mʉja Roma macãrã cãare, bʉaro mʉjare Jesús yee añurije quetire yʉ ca wederʉgarije nii.

Añurije queti ca tii tutuarije

17 Tee añurije queti pea, mee tĩrʉmʉpʉra díámacʉ̃ tʉo nʉcʉ̃ bʉorique jʉorira Ʉmʉreco Pacʉ añurã cʉ̃ ca tiiriquera, mecʉ̃ cãare ñucã díámacʉ̃ tʉo nʉcʉ̃ bʉorique jʉorira añurã manire cʉ̃ ca tiirijere wede majio, Ʉmʉreco Pacʉ wederique: “Añugʉa, díámacʉ̃ cʉ̃ ca tʉo nʉcʉ̃ bʉorije jʉorira catirucumi,” ca ĩirore birora.t

Ʉmʉreco Pacʉ bojoca menare cʉ̃ ca ajiarije

23 To biro ca biirã niiri, Ʉmʉreco Pacʉ to birora ca caticõa niigʉ cʉ̃ ca tutuarijere, bojocʉ yoaro ca catitigʉre biigʉ pee weeri, ñucã ca wʉʉrã, waibʉcʉrã bapari dʉpori ca dʉpori cʉtirã, añaa, pinoare biirã cʉ̃ja ca wee jeeñoricarã peere, tii nʉcʉ̃ bʉo wajoama tee cãare.t
24 Tee jʉori Ʉmʉreco Pacʉ, cʉ̃ja yeripʉ ñañarije cʉ̃ja ca tiirʉga tʉgoeñarije pee, cʉ̃jare cũucãupi. To biri cʉ̃ja majuropeera boborije ameri tiicã yai waaupa.

25 Ʉmʉreco Pacʉ yee díámacʉ̃ ca niirijere tii nʉnʉjeericaro ʉnora, ca bii ditorije peere tii nʉnʉjee, Ʉmʉreco Pacʉre cʉ̃ja ca tii nʉcʉ̃ bʉopa tabe ʉnora, cʉ̃ ca tii jeeñorique peere tii nʉcʉ̃ bʉo, tii niiupa, Ʉmʉreco Pacʉ teere ca tii jeeñoricʉ to birora baja peo nʉcʉ̃ bʉocõa niiricʉ peere tii nʉcʉ̃ bʉotirãra. To biro to biijato.
26 To birira Ʉmʉreco Pacʉ, boborije cʉ̃ja ca tiirije peere cʉ̃ja ca tiiro cʉ̃jare tiiupi. Nomia menapʉra añuro manʉ cʉti niirica wãmere tiitirãra, cʉ̃ja majuropeera, nomia wado ameri manʉ cʉti, tii wajoa niiupa.

27 Ʉmʉa cãa to birora nomia mena añuro nʉmo cʉti niirica wãme cõrora tiitirãra, cʉ̃ja majuropeera, ʉmʉa wadora ameri tii epe niirucuupa, cʉ̃ja upʉri ca boorore biro aperã mena cʉ̃ja ca tiirʉga ametʉarije ca niiro macã. Ca tiiya manirijere cʉ̃ja ca tiirije jʉori cʉ̃ja majuropeera cʉ̃ja upʉ menara cʉ̃ja ca ñañarije wapare ñañaro tamʉoupa.
28 Ʉmʉreco Pacʉre majirʉgati, ñañarije wado tʉgoeña, cʉ̃ja ca biirije jʉori, cʉ̃ pea cʉ̃jare camotaticãupi, ca tiitipe ʉno peere cʉ̃ja tii niijato ĩigʉ. 29 To cãnacã wãmera ñañarijere tiicãma: ñañaro cʉ̃ja ca tʉgoeñarije, apeye ʉnore cʉ̃ja ca ĩa ʉgorije, aperãre ñañaro cʉ̃ja ca tiirʉga tʉgoeñarije, ca bojoca jĩarã, ca ĩa tutirique pairã, ca ajia pairã, ca ameri quẽe pairã, ca ĩi dito pairã, ca wede pairã, 30 aperãre ñañarije ca ĩi wede coterã, Ʉmʉreco Pacʉre ca junarã, “Ñañaro jãa tiibocu” ca ĩi bojoca catitirã, ca nii majuropeerãre biro ca tʉgoeñarã, ñañarije ca ĩi jeeñorique pairã, cʉ̃ja pacʉare ca ametʉene nʉcãrã, 31 ca tʉgoeña bojoca catitirã, cʉ̃ja ca ĩirore biro ca tiitirã, ca bojoca ĩa maitirã, ca ĩa boo pacatirã, niima. 32 Mee Ʉmʉreco Pacʉ, “To biro ca tii niirã, ñañaro biirica tabepʉ ca bii yaiparã niicãrã biima,” cʉ̃ ca ĩi cũuriquere añuro majima. Teere maji pacarã, to birora tiicã nʉnʉa waa, cʉ̃ja ca tiirijere ĩa cõori, cʉ̃jare biro ca tii nʉnʉjeerã cãare “Añu majuropeecã,” ĩima.

Romans 1

Salutation

1 From Paul,t a slavets of Christ Jesus,s called to be an apostle,t set apart for the gospel of God.t2 This gospelt he promised beforehand through his prophets in the holy scriptures,3 concerning his Son who was a descendantt of David with reference to the flesh,t4 who was appointed the Son-of-God-in-powers according to the Holy Spiritt by the resurrectiont from the dead, Jesus Christ our Lord.5 Through himt we have received grace and our apostleshipt to bring about the obediencet of faitht among all the Gentiles on behalf of his name.6 You also are among them,t called to belong to Jesus Christ.t

7 To all those loved by God in Rome,s called to be saints:t Grace and peace to yout from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ!

Paul’s Desire to Visit Rome

8 First of all,t I thank my God through Jesus Christ for all of you, because your faith is proclaimed throughout the whole world.9 For God, whom I serve in my spirit by preaching the gospelt of his Son, is my witness thatt I continually remember you10 and I always askt in my prayers, if perhaps now at last I may succeed in visiting you according to the will of God.t11 For I long to see you, so that I may impart to you some spiritual gifts to strengthen you,12 that is, that we may be mutually comforted by one another’s faith,t both yours and mine.13 I do not want you to be unaware,s brothers and sisters,t that I often intended to come to you (and was prevented until now), so that I may have some fruit even among you, just as I already have among the rest of the Gentiles.t14 I am a debtort both to the Greeks and to the barbarians, both to the wise and to the foolish.

15 Thus I am eagert also to preach the gospel to you who are in Rome.s

The Power of the Gospel

16 For I am not ashamed of the gospel, for it is God’s power for salvation to everyone who believes, to the Jew first and also to the Greek.s

17 For the righteousnesst of God is revealed in the gospelt from faith to faith,t just as it is written, “The righteous by faith will live.”s

The Condemnation of the Unrighteous

18 For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and unrighteousness of peoplet who suppress the truth by theirt unrighteousness,t19 because what can be known about God is plain to them,t because God has made it plain to them.20 For since the creation of the world his invisible attributes – his eternal power and divine nature – have been clearly seen, because they are understood through what has been made. So peoplet are without excuse.21 For although they knew God, they did not glorify him as God or give him thanks, but they became futile in their thoughts and their senseless heartst were darkened.22 Although they claimedt to be wise, they became fools

23 and exchanged the glory of the immortal God for an image resembling mortal human beingst or birds or four-footed animalss or reptiles.
24 Therefore God gave them overs in the desires of their hearts to impurity, to dishonort their bodies among themselves.t

25 Theyt exchanged the truth of God for a liet and worshiped and served the creationt rather than the Creator, who is blessed forever! Amen.
26 For this reason God gave them over to dishonorable passions. For their women exchanged the natural sexual relations for unnatural ones,t

27 and likewise the men also abandoned natural relations with woment and were inflamed in their passionst for one another. Ment committed shameless acts with men and received in themselves the due penalty for their error.
28 And just as they did not see fit to acknowledge God,t God gave them over to a depraved mind, to do what should not be done.t29 They are filledt with every kind of unrighteousness, wickedness, covetousness, malice. They are rife witht envy, murder, strife, deceit, hostility. They are gossips,30 slanderers, haters of God, insolent, arrogant, boastful, contrivers of all sorts of evil, disobedient to parents,31 senseless, covenant-breakers,t heartless, ruthless.

32 Although they fully knowt God’s righteous decree that those who practice such things deserve to die,t they not only do them but also approve of those who practice them.s