Ka Kmie Bahabneng, ka Jaka Rieh Kaba Shngain Tam

Balei Tang ka Seïon ka Long ka Jaka Rieh Kaba Shngain ha ka Pyrthei ha Kaba ki Jingïapthem ki Jur bha

Ka Baibl ka batai da ka jingïathuhlypa ia kane ka juk kum ka por jong ka jingeh kaba khraw.
Katba ki thma ki nang jur hapdeng ki jait bynriew bad ki nemsniew ka suin bneng kibym lah ñiew ki nang jia,
ki briew ki thaw buit ban phet krad sha suiñ bneng, sha ki jingjylliew ka duriaw, ne shapoh ka khyndew bajylliew.
Hynrei, ka Baibl ka ong ba ym don jaka rieh jong ka jingpynim lait tang ka Seïon,
ha kaba Ka Blei Ka Kmie ka shong.

Ki Dkhot ka Balang U Blei ha Kylleng ka Pyrthei ki Shem ka Jingkmen ha Ka Blei Ka Kmie

Kumba U Blei u la pynpaw bad batai ia ka jingphohsniew jong u Syiem Nebukhadnessar ha u Daniel,
mynta U la pynpaw ba ka jaka rieh kaba shngain tam hapdeng ki jingïapthem ka long Ka Blei Ka Kmie.
Kumba ki khun ki sngewshngain tam hapoh ki ksangti jong ka kmie jong ki ha ki por ba don jingma,
U Blei u la pynpaw ba Ka Blei Ka Kmie ka long ka jaka kaba shngain tam na ka bynta u khun bynriew ha ki jingjia bashyrkhei.

“I will sweep away everything from the face of the earth,” declares the LORD.
“I will sweep away both man and beast; I will sweep away the birds in the sky
and the fish in the sea—and the idols that cause the wicked to stumble.”
“When I destroy all mankind on the face of the earth,” declares the LORD, . . .
“Ngan pynjot noh phar ïa kiei kiei baroh na ka khmat ha khyndew,” ong U TRAI.
“Ngan pynjot bad briew bad mrad; ngan pynjot ïa ki sim ka suiñ,
bad ki dohkha ka duriaw, bad ïa ki jingjynthut lem bad ki bymman;
bad ngan ot noh ïa u briew na khmat ka khyndew,” ong U TRAI.
Sephanaïah 1:2–3

“But suppose that servant is wicked and says to himself, ‘My master is staying away a long time,’
and he then begins to beat his fellow servants and to eat and drink with drunkards.
The master of that servant will come on a day when he does not expect him
and at an hour he is not aware of. He will cut him to pieces and assign him a place
with the hypocrites, where there will be weeping and gnashing of teeth.”
“Hynrei, lada uta u shakri bymman te un ong ha la ka dohnud, ‘U kynrad jong nga u tud ban wan;’
bad u sdang ban shoh ïa ki para shakri jong u, bad ban ïabam ïadih ruh lem bad ki babuaid;
u kynrad uta u shakri un wan ha ka sngi ha kaba um mut,
bad ha ka por ha kaba um tip; te un shop noh da sympat ïa u, bad un buh ïa ka bynta jong u
lem bad kiba arsap; hangta yn long kaba lynñiar bad kum dait bniat.”
Mathaïos 24:48–51