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Ndị na-enwe obi ebere bụ ndị a gọziri agọzi, nꞌihi na ha ka a ga-emere ebere.

The merciful are blessed, because they will be shown mercy.

Ya mere, ọ bụrụ na Chineke sitere nꞌebere ya mee ka okoko osisi ndị a maa mma ile anya, bụ okoko osisi dị ndụ taa, nke pụkwara ịkpọnwụ mgbe chi echi bọrọ, gịnị mere unu jiri chee na ọ gaghị emere unu karịa nke a, unu ndị okwukwe nta?

If therefore God by his mercy hath made these the flower to look good, even the flower of the living to day, and which can wither away in the morning, You little faiths?

Ma gaanụ chọpụta ihe akwụkwọ nsọ chọrọ ka unu mụta mgbe ọ sịrị, ‘Achọghị m aja unu, kama achọrọ m ka unu nwee obi ebere.’ Unu chọpụta ya, unu ga-aghọta na abịaghị m ịkpọ ndị ezi omume, kama abịara m ime ka ndị mmehie si na mmehie ha chegharịa.”

But go find what the Scriptures want you to learn when it says, 'I do not commend you, but I want you to be merciful.' that the sinners may repent from their sins. ”

Mgbe Jisọs hapụrụ ụlọ ebe o mere ka nwanta nwanyị ahụ site nꞌọnwụ bilie, ụmụ nwoke abụọ ndị kpuru isi sooro ya. Ha tikuru ya na-asị, “Nwa Devidi, meere anyị ebere!”

When Jesus left the house where he had raised the sister from the dead, two blind men followed him. They shouted to him, "Son of David, have mercy on us!"

Ọ bụrụ na unu ghọtara ihe akwụkwọ nsọ na-ekwu mgbe ọ na-asị, ‘Achọrọ m ka unu buru ndị na-eme ebere karịa ndị na-achụ aja’, unu agaghị ama ndị ikpe na-amaghị ikpe.

If you understand what the Bible says when it says, 'I want you to be more merciful than sacrifices', you will not condemn the innocent.

Nꞌebe ahụ, otu nwanyị onye Kena bi nꞌobodo ahụ bịakwutere Jisọs rịọọ ya sị, “Onyenwe m, nwa Devidi, biko meere m ebere. Ada m nwanyị nwere ajọ mmụọ nꞌime ya nke na-esogbu ya oge nile.”

There a woman from the city of Canaan came to Jesus and asked him, saying, “Have mercy on me, Lord, Son of David. The daughter of an evil spirit in him constantly harasses her. ”

“Onyenwe m, biko, meere nwa m nwoke ebere, nꞌihi na akwụkwụ na-adọ ya. Ọtụtụ mgbe ọ na-adaba nꞌime ọkụ ma ọ bụ nꞌime mmiri.

"Lord, have mercy on my son, for he is epileptic." Often it falls into the fire or in the water.

Ebe m gbaghara gị ụgwọ i ji m, o kwesịghị ka i nwee obi ebere nꞌebe ndị ọzọ nọ, dị ka m si nwee obi ebere nꞌebe ị nọ?’

If I forgive you the debt you owe me, shouldn't you be kind to others, just as I am merciful to you? '

Ndị ìsì abụọ nọ nꞌakụkụ ụzọ ahụ. Mgbe ha nụrụ na ọ bụ Jisọs na-abịa, ha malitere iti mkpu nꞌoke olu na-asi, “Onyenwe anyị, Nwa Devidi, biko meere anyị ebere!”

Two blind men were on the side of the road. When they heard that Jesus was coming, they began to shout, "Lord, Son of David, please have mercy on us!"

Igwe mmadụ ahụ so Jisọs gbọchiri ha ọnụ, sị ha mechie ọnụ ha. Ma ndị ìsì ahụ nọgidesịrị ike na-eti mkpu nꞌoke olu na-asị, “Onyenwe anyị, meere anyị ebere!”

The crowd followed Jesus and said good-bye to them. But the blind men persisted with loud cries, "Lord, have mercy on us!"