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Mateo Hen Anchi Ammayay Chamag Way Ensorat Marcos 73 Lucas Juan Contents Mateo 1 Hen anchi ammayay chamag way ensorat Marcos 73 Lucas 118 Juan 190 Hen enkaman anchichay 240 eRoma 310 1 eCorinto 343 2 eCorinto 375 iGalacia 395 iyEfeso 407 iFilipos 418 eColosas 425 1 eTesalonica 433 2 eTesalonica 440 1 Timoteo 444 2 Timoteo 452 Tito 458 Filemon 462 eHebreo 464 Jaime 489 1 Pedro 497 2 Pedro 506 1 Juan 512 2 Juan 520 3 Juan 521 Juda 522 Hen nepaka-ammu 525 Hen alen Apudyus New Testament in Balangao Language: Balangao Provided by: Wycliffe Bible Translators, Inc. This print-on-demand edition of Scripture is produced and provided at cost by the Digital Bible Society in partnership with the Bible League of Canada, Open Doors International, and other missions and translation agencies. To order additional copies of this or other Bibles, please visit www.dbs.org (USA), www.bibleleague.ca (Canada), and www.opendoors.org (Europe). Copyright and Permission to Copy Copyright © 1982 Wycliffe Bible Translators, Inc. Scripture text used by permission. PDF, ePub, and MOBI Bible covers and design are copyrighted 2017 by the Digital Bible Society (www.dbs.org). PDF generated on 2019-03-18 from source files dated 2019-03-18. 63ae5949-f119-588c-95be-163e41a61cdf ISBN: 978-1-5313-0091-3 1 Mateo 1:17 inyanàna ah Aminadab. Ah Aminadab, Hen anchi ammayay inyanàna ah Naason, yag ah Naason, chamagway ensorat inyanàna ah Salmon. 5 Cha Salmon way hen-ahawa an Rahab, inyanàcha ah Mateo Boaz. Yag cha Boaz way hen-ahawa an Ruth, inyanàcha agé ah Obed way Hen tempon Jesusat hen anchichay eRoma nangen-anà an Jesse. 6 Yag ah Jesse, hen chan toray hen aminay fabréy hen inyanàna ah David way nan-are. anchichay Judio, wat anchag lonay hen Ah David way annag enahawa hen sorchachun hen eRoma ah kafabréfabréy ahawan Urias, chicha hen nangen-anà hen anchichay Judio. Yag hen hiyachi an Solomon. 7 Yag ah Solomon, agé, pararo hen enkaman hen anchi inyanàna ah Roboam, yah Roboam, toray ad Roma way mampafuror hen inyanàna ah Abias, yah Abias, inyanàna anchichay Judio ya hen iha agé, hen ah Asa. 8 Ah Asa, inyanàna ah Josafat. anchichay paat kapachongcha way Judio Ah Josafat, inyanàna ah Joram way hen cha nangam-among hen yachiy nangen-anà an Ozias. 9 Ah Ozias, furor. Yag chicha agéat anchag sorokan inyanàna ah Jotam way nangen-anà hen chacha amongon. Wat anchag cha an Ahaz, ya ah Ahaz, inyanàna ah ma-aggangarat way térén hen anchichay Ezekias. 10 Ah Ezekias, inyanàna ah cha mangam-among ah furor. Manasse way nangen-anà an Amon, yah Hen iha hen anchichay cha Amon, inyanàna ah Josias. 11 Ah Josias, nangam-among ah furor wat ah Mateo inyanàna cha Jeconias way masosonod. way ah Levi hen agwan ngachanna. Yag hen hiyachiy tempo, yachi hen Ngém angkay ommafurot, penelen niyéyan hen anchichay ganà Israel ad Jesus hiya ah ihay pasorotna yag hiyaat Babilonia way nan-alepan. agé hen nensorat hen yatoy libnu hen 12 Angkay hiyachi way wachacha ad anchi tawén way 67 ménat. Yag hen Babilonia, ummanà ah Jeconias wat ah nensoratana, wat ah manot-owaan Sealtiel way nangen-anà an Zorobabel. hen kacharaana way Judio way ah 13 Ah Zorobabel, inyanàna ah Abiud Jesus tot-owa hen anchi Cristu way way nangen-anà an Eliakim, yah empopostan Apudyus way umale way Eliakim, inyanàna ah Azor. 14 Ah Azor, hiya hen anchi Are way na-ale hen inyanàna ah Sadoc way nangen-anà an anchi nesosorat way alen Apudyus. Akim, yah Akim, inyanàna ah Eliud. 15 Angkay ummanà ah Eliud wat ah Hen nangingganà an Jesu Cristu Eleazar way nangen-anà an Matan, ya Luc. 3:23-38 ah Matan, inyanàna ah Jacob. 16 Ah Chichato hen natontonan hen Jacob, hiyan nangen-anà an Jose way 1 nangingganà an Jesu Cristu way ahawan Maria way inan Jesus. Ya ganà Arey David way narpon Abraham. ah Jesus, hiya hen anchi Cristu way 2 Ummanà ah Abraham wat ah Isaac empopostan Apudyus way epalena hen way nangen-anà an Jacob. Yag anat antoy lota way mantoray. umanà ah Jacob wat cha Juda way 17 Wat hiyachi, nanepod an Abraham masosnod. 3 Ah Juda, enahawana ah ingganan David wat ma-ahemporo ya Tamar wat inyanàcha cha Fares an opat way apo. Yag nanepod agé an Zara. Ah Fares, inyanàna ah Esrom David inggana hen anchi niyéyan hen way nangen-anà an Ram. 4 Ah Ram, anchichay ganà Israel ad Babilonia, Mateo 1:18 2 Mateo 2:5 wat na-ahemporo ya opat agé way apo. nadchiy aryénat i netape ah Yag nanepod hen anchi niyéyancha ad Apudyus an chitaaw ad uwan.” Babilonia inggana hen anchi niyana-an 24 Angkay hiyachi way fummangon Cristu way empopostan Apudyusat ah Jose, enafurotna hen imfagan na-ahemporo ya opat way apo agé. hen anchi anghel wat enteponna ah Maria. 25 Ngém iggayna paat tadtad-én Hen niyana-an Jesu Cristu hiya ingganah ummanà. Yag angkay Luc. 2:1-7 ummanà, ngenadnan Jose hen anchi 18 Yato hen nekaman hen niyana-an utteng ah Jesus. Jesu Cristu. Ah Maria way inana, netotorag way man-ahawacha an Jose, Hen anchichay narpoh ngém cha-ancha mantepon yag fin-énat achawwéyway i nangila an Jesus Maria way nafugi peet way gapo Angkay hiyachi way tempon hen hen kafaelan hen Espiritun Apudyus. 2 ka-aren Herod, niyanà tot-owa ah 19 Ngém ah Jose way katoragna, Jesus ad Bethlehem way ihay fabréy hen na-ammuwana way nafugi ah Maria anchi provinsiyan hen Judea. Angkay ngém maid innilana hen nekaman, wat hiyachi yag wachacha hen naligwat hen gapo ta annag sosolloton yanggay hen achawwéy way fabréy way nan-apet orchincha, ekatnéén masapor achina hen cha fùnagan hen init way chicha etoroy. Ngém gapo agé ta achina hen anchichay nan-araeng way cha laychén way maustan ah Maria wat mangachar hen cha isinyar hen taraw. ekatnéén iyanapna hen ekamanna Angkay inumchahcha ad Jerusalem, way achi mangentoroy way achi henanhanancha way mangaliyén, ma-am-ammuwan. 20 Ngém angkay 2 “Chuud hen anchi onga way niyanà hiyachi way chana ham-éham-én hen way man-are an chàyu way Judio, te ekamanna, nampàilaat agé hen ihay innilani hen anchi taraw way sinyar anghel Apudyus hen nan-in-inpana hen miyana-ana way fummùnag hen way mangaliyén, “Heay Jose way nan-apetan hen cha fùnagan hen init. ganà David, achia cha mafiinan way Wat yachi hen ummaliyannihto ta ini mangen-ahawa an Maria, te hen anchi chayawén hiya.” finuginaat maid kasen narpowana 3 Angkay hiyachi way chengngar are no faén yanggay hen kafaelan hen way Herodchi, ammag naguru way Espiritun Apudyus. 21 Wat iyanàna térén hen hamhamàna ya umat agé hen larae way ngadnanyu ah Jesus te hen tapen anchichay eJerusalem. 4 Wat hiya hen mangenharà an chàyu way hen enkaman Are Herod, empa-ayagna ahentaguna hen machusaanyu gapo hen hen amin anchichay anap-apon hen fasoryu.” papachin hen Judio ya hen anchichay 22 Na-ammaan amin chato ah siguchay cha mintudtuchu hen orchin, tommot-owaan hen anchi imfagan yag inimohna an chicha no chuud hen Apudyus ad namenghan way ensorat nesosorat way miyana-an hen anchi hen profetana, ekatnéén, Cristu way hahadchén hen Judio way 23 “Ammag an mafugi hen ihay umale way mantoray. 5 Yag anchaat fafarasang way cha-an ifaga an hiya way mangaliyén, “Ad matmatchà, yag iyanàna Bethlehem way sakop hen provinsiyan hen larae way mangadnan ah hen Judea hen miyana-an Cristu te yaha Emmanuel way hen laychén Mateo 2:6 3 Mateo 2:17 chillu hen ensorat hen anchi profeta ad ah faréy Herod no mamfangadcha, wat namenghan way ekatnéén, safali hen chinarancha way namfangad 6 ‘Hen anchi akettoyay fabréy way ah fabréycha. Bethlehem way fabréy hen provinsiyan hen Judea, mamfalin Hen nangimfakwitancha peetchi ah kangatowan way an Jesus ad Egipto fabréy hen aminay fabréy ad 13 Angkay hiyachi way lommayaw Judea, te ahchi hen miyana-an hen anchichay nangachar hen taraw, hen anchi man-ap-apo way hiya kasen nampàila hen anghel Apudyus an hen manalimun hen tatagù way Jose hen nan-in-inpana, yag imfagana ganà Israel.’ way mangaliyén, “Fumangon-ayu ta Yaha hen nesosorat.” elayawnowat hen annay onga yah inana 7 Wat angkay chengngar Herodchi, te anapén angkay Are Herod hen annay entat-allingébna way nempa-ayag hen onga ta pédténa. Wat mamfakwit-ayu anchichay nangachar hen taraw, yag ad Egipto yag ahchin i-inggawanyu inimohna an chicha no kamana paat ingganah ifagà hen lomayawanyu.” hen ustoy fummùnagan hen anchi 14 Yag yachi, fummangon ah Jose yag taraw. 8 Angkay imfagacha an hiya inligwatna chicha way hen-ina hen yag annaat paligwatén chicha way hiyachiy lafi way éméy ad Egipto, 15 yag éméy ad Bethlehem, yag imfagana anchag ini-inggaw ahchi ingganah way mangaliyén, “No éméy-ayuhchi, natéy hen anchi are way Herod. emamadyu way manganap hen anchi Na-ammaanchi ah tommot-owaan onga ta no ichahanyu, masapor hen anchi imfafaggan Apudyus ad umaleayu way mangimfaga an haén ta namenghan way ensorat hen anchi éméyà agé way manayaw an hiya.” profeta way ekatnéén, “Ayagà hen anào 9–10 Angkay hiyachi yag naligwatcha way maligwat ad Egipto.” way éméy ad Bethlehem. Yag angkay chacha éméy, ammag amchan hen Hen nangempapchitan Herod hen laylayadcha te kasencha innila hen anchichay ungunga anchi tarawanchi way innilacha hen 16 Angkay hiyachi way enlasin anchi pés-éy naligwatancha. Wat hen Are Herod way lenepat peet hen anchi taraw, chana epangpango ah anchichay nangachar hen taraw hiya umunuchancha, yag iggayna etàtàchég te safali hen enengwacha, wat ammag ingganah nemamang hen ininggawan ommaningarngar way térén, wat annag hen anchi onga. inyurchin way mepapchit amin hen 11 Angkay hiyachi way inumchahcha ungunga way larae ad Bethlehem ya hen hiyachiy faréy, hinénggépcha yag hen senakopna way fafabréy way hen innilacha hen anchi onga way ah Jesus mepapchitat amin hen anchichay anat yah inana way Maria, yag chachaat niyanà ingganah mantawén ah chuwa, mampalentomang way manayaw an te yachi hen tawnén hen onga nanepod hiya.
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