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Nꞌoge ahụ, ọtụtụ ndị mmadụ, ndị sitere Jerusalem na ndị si nꞌakụkụ Jọdan, na obodo ndị ọzọ na Judia, bịara ige ya ntị.

Meanwhile, many people from Jerusalem and from the other side of the Jordan and from the other towns of Judea came to listen to him.

Ma geenụ ntị nꞌiwu m na-enye. Nwoke ọ bụla kewapụrụ onwe ya site nꞌebe nwụnye ya nọ, nke ọ na-ejideghị nꞌebe ọ na-akwa iko emehiela, nꞌihi na ọ na-etinye nwanyị ahụ nꞌọnọdụ ga-eme ka ọ kwaa iko. Ọ bụrụ na nwanyị ahụ alụọ di ọzọ, nwoke ahụ lụrụ nwanyị ahụ na-emekwa mmehie ịkwa iko.

But listen to the law I give. Every man who separates himself from his installation, which he has not kept in the place of fornication, has committed sin, because he puts the woman in a state of fornication. If the woman marries again, the man who marries her commits adultery.

Igwe mmadụ dị ukwuu bịakwutere ya, nke mere ka ọ baa nꞌime ụgbọ mmiri. Nꞌime ya ka ọ nọ na-ezi ndị mmadụ nọ nꞌọnụ mmiri ahụ na-ege ya ntị, ihe.

A large crowd came to him, and he got into a boat. In it he taught the people listening to the water in his ear.

“Ugbu a geenụ ntị mgbe m na-akọwara unu ihe banyere ilu onye ọrụ ubi ahụ nke gara ghaa mkpụrụ nꞌubi ya.

“Listen now as I tell you the parable of the farmer who went out to sow his seed in the field.

Ma mkpụrụ dara nꞌala ọma ahụ nọchiri anya obi mmadụ onye gere ntị nꞌozi ọma ahụ, ghọtakwa ya. Ọ na-apụ kpọta iri mmadụ anọ, ma ọ bụ iri mmadụ isii, ma ọ bụ narị mmadụ, ndị a ga-eme ka ha baa nꞌalaeze ahụ.”

But the good seed represents the heart of a person who listens to the message and understands it. And he went away, and fetch forty, or sixty, or hundred men, that are to go into the kingdom.

Mgbe ahụ, Jisọs kpọrọ igwe mmadụ nọ nꞌebe ahụ sị ha, “Geenụ ntị nꞌihe m na-ekwu. Ghọtakwanụ okwu m!

Then Jesus called the people to him and said to them, “Listen to what I say. And understand my words!

“Ọ bụrụ na nwanne gị emehie megide gị, jekwuru ya na nzuzo tụọ ya mmehie ya nꞌihu. Ọ bụrụ na o gee gị ntị, rịọọkwa mgbaghara, i ritela nwanne gị nꞌuru.

“If your brother sins against you, go and tell him his sin in secret; If he listens to you and asks for forgiveness, you have won your brother's ear.

Ma ọ bụrụ na o geghị gị ntị, kpọrọ otu onye ma ọ bụ mmadụ abụọ ọzọ laghachi azụ nꞌebe ọ nọ, meekwa ka ihe nile i kwuru nꞌihu ndị akaebe a doo ya anya.

But if he will not listen to you, take one or two others back to his place, and make clear to him what you say in the presence of these witnesses.

Ọ bụrụkwa na ọ nọgidesie ike jụ ige gị ntị, were ikpe gị jekwuru ndị chọọchị. Ọ bụrụ na ọ nabataghị ikpe ndị chọọchị kpere, gụọ ya dị ka onye mba ọzọ, onye na-amaghại Chineke.

And if he persistently refuses to listen to you, take your case to the church. If he disapproves of the church's laws, consider him as a foreigner, an atheist.

“Ugbu a geekwanụ ntị nꞌilu ọzọ. Otu nwoke dị nke nwere ala ubi. Nwoke a kụrụ osisi oroma nꞌubi a. Ọ gbakwara ubi ya ogige, wuokwa mbadamba ebe a ga-anọ mee mmanya nꞌime ya. O wukwara ụlọ nche nꞌime ya. Mgbe o mesịrị ihe ndị a, o weere ubi ahụ tinye nꞌaka ndị ga-elekọtara ya ubi ahụ, pụọ gaa biri nꞌala ọzọ.

“Now listen to another parable. There was a man who owned a plot of land. The man planted an orange tree in the garden. He also built his own garden and set up a wine cellar. And he built towers in it. After doing these things, he placed the garden in the care of the gardeners, and went away to live in another country.