Jebta 16

Ļaddik eo Nejin Ritōl eo

The son of a certain nobleman is very sick - ch.16-1

Ritōl eo an armej in Riju ro eaar wōr juōn nejin ļaddik eo eaar lukkuun nan̄inmej. Aolep raar ļōmņak bwe ļaddik eo nejin m̧ōttan jidik enaaj kar mej.

Jon 4:46–47

The nobleman travels to the city of Cana to find Jesus - ch.16-2

Em̧m̧aan eo eaar likūt ļaddik eo nejin ilo m̧weo im̧ōn im etal elōn̄ m̧aiļ ko n̄an jikin kweilo̧k Kana. Ijo eaar lo Jisōs ie.

Jon 4:47

The nobleman asks Jesus to come heal his son - ch.16-3

Em̧m̧aan eo eaar kajjitōk ippān RiLo̧mo̧o̧r eo n̄an ilo̧k ippān im kemour ļaddik eo nejin. Jisōs eaar jiron̄ ļo̧k e bwe ļaddik eo nejin enaaj kar mour. Em̧m̧aan eo eaar tōmak Jisōs, im eaar jino an jipadōk im̧weo im̧ōn.

Jon 4:47–50

The nobleman returns home to find his son recovering - ch.16-4

Rijerbal ro an raar itok n̄an wōnmaik e. Raar jiron̄ ļo̧k e bwe ļaddik eo nejin eaar ejmour tak im enaaj kar mour. E eaar kajjitōk ippeer n̄aat eo ļaddik eo nejin eaar jino kar ājmuur tak. Raar jiron̄ E. Ejja kar ilo tōre eo Jisōs eaar ba bwe ļaddik eo nejin enaaj kar mour.

Jon 4:51–53

The nobleman sees his son recovering and he and his household have even more faith in Christ - ch.16-5

Em̧m̧aan eo eaar jeļā bwe Jisōs Kraist eaar kemour ļaddik eo nejin. E im aolepen baam̧le eo an raar tōmak ilo RiLo̧mo̧o̧r eo.

Jon 4:53