Dawˬ caˇ 55—Aˬ yawꞈ maꞈ-ahˇ taˬ guˆ | Ka li zaˬ-euˬ dawˬ caˇ\nREAD IN Abkhaz Acholi Afrikaans Akha Albanian Altai American Sign Language Amharic Amis Arabic Armenian Attié Aukan Aymara Azerbaijani Azerbaijani (Cyrillic) Baoule Bassa (Cameroon) Batak (Karo) Batak (Simalungun) Batak (Toba) Belize Kriol Biak Bicol Bislama Boulou Bulgarian Cambodian Catalan Cebuano Changana (Mozambique) Chichewa Chin (Hakha) Chinese Cantonese (Simplified) Chinese Cantonese (Traditional) Chinese Mandarin (Simplified) Chinese Mandarin (Traditional) Chitonga Chitonga (Malawi) Chitumbuka Chiyao Chokwe Chol Chopi Chuvash Cibemba Cinyanja Croatian Damara Dangme Danish Dayak Ngaju Douala Drehu Dutch Edo Efik English Esan Estonian Eton Ewe Faroese Fijian Finnish Fon French Fulfulde (Cameroon) Ga Garifuna Georgian German Gokana Greek Greenlandic Guarani Gun Haitian Creole Hausa Hebrew Herero Hiligaynon Hindi Hiri Motu Hmong (White) Hungarian Hunsrik Iban Ibanag Ibinda Icelandic Igbo Iloko Indonesian Isoko Italian Japanese Javanese Kabiye Kabuverdianu Kachin Karen (S'gaw) Kazakh Khana Kikamba Kikaonde Kikongo Kikuyu Kiluba Kimbundu Kinyarwanda Kirghiz Kiribati Kirundi Kisi Kisonge Kongo Korean Kosraean Krio Kurdish Kurmanji (Caucasus) Kwangali Kwanyama Lahu Laotian Latvian Lhukonzo Lingala Lithuanian Lomwe Low German Luganda Lunda Luo Luvale Macedonian Macua Malagasy Malay Malayalam Maltese Mam Mambwe-Lungu Mapudungun Marshallese Mauritian Creole Maya Mazatec (Huautla) Medumba Min Nan (Taiwan) Mingrelian Mixe (North Central) Mixtec (Guerrero) Mizo Moore Myanmar Nahuatl (Central) Nahuatl (Guerrero) Nahuatl (Huasteca) Nahuatl (Northern Puebla) Navajo Ndau Ndebele Ndebele (Zimbabwe) Nepali Ngabere Ngangela Ngiemboon Nias Nigerian Pidgin Norwegian Nyaneka Nyungwe Nzema Okpe Oromo Ossetian Otetela Otomi (Mezquital Valley) Palauan Pangasinan Papiamento (Curaçao) Persian Pidgin (Cameroon) Pidgin (West Africa) Polish Ponapean Portuguese Portuguese (Portugal) Quechua (Ancash) Quechua (Ayacucho) Quechua (Bolivia) Quechua (Cuzco) Quiche Quichua (Chimborazo) Quichua (Imbabura) Quichua (Pastaza) Quichua (Tena) Rarotongan Romanian Romany (Macedonia) Cyrillic Ronga Runyankore Russian Samoan Sangir Sango Saramaccan Sena Sepedi Serbian (Cyrillic) Serbian (Roman) Sesotho (Lesotho) Sesotho (South Africa) Setswana Seychelles Creole Shona Shuar Sidama Silozi Sinhala Slovenian Solomon Islands Pidgin Spanish Sranantongo Sunda Swahili Swedish Tagalog Tahitian Talian Tamil Tarahumara (Central) Tarascan Tatar Telugu Tetun Dili Thai Tigrinya Tiv Tojolabal Tok Pisin Totonac Tshiluba Tshwa Tsonga Turkish Tuvaluan Twi Tzotzil Ukrainian Umbundu Urhobo Uruund Venda Vietnamese Wallisian Wayuunaiki Welsh Wolaita Xhosa Yapese Yemba Yoruba Zapotec (Isthmus) Zulu\nDawˬ caˇ 55\nAˬ yawꞈ maꞈ-ahˇ taˬ guˆ\n1. Miˬyehˇ Miˇk’ahˬ gaˇ kawˆ dzawˇ gaˬ.\nNgaˇ zawˇ ma-ehˇ gaˬ tsawˇ haˬ deuˬ-oˇ.\nMuiˇ deuˬ mawˇ k’awꞈ taˬ noeˬ guˆ.\nTsawˇ haˬ deuˬ-ahˇ tsaˬ jeˬ bi siˬ.\nKa li uˆ lahˇ aˇ dahˬ beh awˇ,\nmuiˇ deuˬ ahˇ teh ka leꞈ shaw.\nTsawˇ haˬ ahˇ ngehˬ g’eh g’aˇ duˬ g’awˬ\nmyahˇ maˬ g’eh Saˬdaˬ-ahˇ paꞈ tawꞈ.\nNgaˬ euˬ tsawˇ haˬ yawꞈ maꞈ-ahˇ taˬ guˆ.\nMuiˇ eu deuˬ lmˬ laˇ k’awꞈ ni.\nSaˇ jaˇ ziꞈ laꞈ k’oeˇ gaˇ mˇ deuˬ-ahˇ,\nNgaˬ euˬ myaˆ nuiˆ loꞈ-ehˇ bo saˆ.\n2. Haiˬ deuˬ muiˇ deuˬ yaw myaˬ jawˇ awˇ,\nguˇ laˇ awˇ ngehˬ tsoeˬ behˬ dzaˬ.\nUiˇ cawˬ laˇ maˬ gaˬ k’awꞈ ni,\nnawˬ ahˇ sheuˬ bahˬ g’aˇ duˬ pyeuꞈ.\nMuiˇ deuˬ k’ehˬ laˇ k’aˆ laˇ gaˇ.\nZiꞈ eu deuˬ ahˇ ngaˇ bo saˆ nehˬ.\nG’aˬ leˇ ngeh keuˆ ni caw ba.\n3. Taˬ guˆ byehˇ gaˇ ngaˇ nawˬ-ahˇ maˬ ngehˇ.\nNgaˇ nawˬ euˬ dehˬ daˬ duˬ pyeuꞈ.\nShiˇ jeˬ ahˇ ya tahˬ puˬ k’awꞈ,\nNgaˇ shiˇ eu jeˬ-ahˇ g’aˬ leˇ ma.\nNawˬ g’awˇ mawˇ sehꞈ nya deuˬ-ahˇ taˬ guˆ.\nDehꞈ jeˬ ahˇ maˬ laˆ cawˆ nya.\nAˬ myah luꞈ nawˇ saˇ jaˇ ziꞈ naˇ,\nnawˇ noeˬ taˬ gaˇ ngaˇ sheuˬ g’eh.\n(Mehˬ. 32:10; Neˬ. 4:14; Ceuˬ. 59:1; 83:2, 3-ahˇ haw.)\nAˬ yawꞈ maꞈ-ahˇ taˬ guˆ (Dawˬ caˇ 55)


Partition , partie pour ténor enregistrement , Magnificat, D major - Johann Sebastian Bach - Partitions de musique baroque\nPartition , partie pour ténor enregistrement , Magnificat, D major\nObtenez les partitions de Magnificat , partie pour ténor enregistrement , Magnificats, fruit du travail de Bach, Johann Sebastian , BWV 243 ; BC. E14 , D major. La partition de musique baroque écrite pour les instruments comme: continuo (+ violoncelle, 3 trompettes, 2 hautbois, grande viole, 2 hautbois d’amore, Alto, ténor, timpaniviolins 1 et 2, Vocal forces2 sopranos, altos, basse; chœur mixte (SSATB)Orchestra2 flûtes, basson)\nLa partition est constituée de plusieurs mouvements: 12 sections Magnificat Anima Mea (chœur) Et Exultavit (Aria) Quia Respexit (Aria) Omnes Generationes (chœur) Quia Fecit Mihi Magna (Aria) Et Misericordia (Duetto) Fecit Potentiam (chœur) Deposuit (Aria) Esurientes (Aria) Suscepit Israel (Terzetto) Sicut Locutus (chœur) Gloria Patri (chœur) et est classée dans les genres\nRetrouvez dans le même temps d'autres musique pour continuo (+ violoncelle, 3 trompettes, 2 hautbois, grande viole, 2 hautbois d’amore, Alto, ténor, timpaniviolins 1 et 2, Vocal forces2 sopranos, altos, basse; chœur mixte (SSATB)Orchestra2 flûtes, basson) sur YouScribe, dans la rubrique Partitions de musique baroque.\nEs u r i e n t e sIm p l e v i tBo n i s fromMagniﬁcatin D Major bwv 243,no.9 † Arranged for SATB Recorders by R. D. TennentJ. S. Bach (1685–1750) Ú ÈÚ Ž 4 ˇ TS ˇ G ˇ( ˇ( ˇ( 4ˇˇ (ˇ ˇˇ (4ˇ (ˇ (ˇ (ˇ (ˇ ˇ( ˇ ? ˇ( ?? ˇ( ?? ?? ? ? ?? ˇ ? 5 4 ˇˇ ˇˇ ˇ ˇ`ˇ ˇˇ ˇˇˇ ˇ7ˇ ıˇˇ (ˇ ˇ ˇ ˇˇ ˇˇ ˇ ˇˇ ˇ6ˇ ?> ˇ? G ˇˇ -9 tr ˇ ‰ˇˇ´ ˆˇ ˇˇ ˇˇ ˇ ‰ˇ 4 6ˇ‰ˇ ˇˇ ˇ ˇ ˇˇ ˇˇ G ˇ ˇ ˇ ˇ ˇˇ ˇ4ˇ (ˇ ? Ĺ >Â Î ?-Ľ Ĺ ÃÏ Ľ 12 4˜6ˇ ˇ ˇ ˇˇˆ4ˇ ˇ `ˇ ˇˇ ˇ ˇ ˇˇ 4ˇˇ ((ˇ ˇ ˇ G ˇˇ 6ˇˇ ?- ˇˇ ˝\_ˇ ?? -Ć? ˇ ˇ 15 Ö tr 4 ˇ ˇˇ 4ˇˇ ˇ ˇ ˇˇ ˇˇˇˇˇˇ4ˇ4ˇˇˇˇˇˇˇ(?-?-?-ˇ ˇ ˇ ˇˇ ˇˇ ? G ˇ ˇ ˇ 18 4 ˇˇ ˇ ˇ ˇˇ 4ˇˇ 4ˇˇ 4ˇˇ ˇ ˇˇ ˇˇ ˇ ˇ ıˇ ˇˇ ( G 8 - ?? - ? È- ? - ? - ? - ?- ? - ? - ? >? -22 Ï Ï tr 4ˇ6ˇˇ ˇ ˇˇ ˇˇ ˇˆˇˆˇˇˇˇ G ˇˇ ˇˇ ˇˇ ˇˇ ˇˇ ˇˇ ˇ ˇ ˇ ˇˇ ˇˇ > Îˇ ?Î Ï Îˇ (Ï Ï 25 Ö ÖÖÖ 4 ˇ ˘˝ˇ ˇ ˇˇ ˇ ˇ ˇ ˇˇ ˇ ˇ ˇˇ ˇˇ ˇˇ G ˇˇ ˇˇ ˇˇ ˇˇ ˇ ˇ ˇˇ ˇˇ ˇˇ ?ˇ ( 28 Õł łˇ 6ˇ 4łÕˇ ˇˇˇ ˇˇ ˇ ˇ ˇ ˇˇ ˇˇ ˇˇ ˇˇ ˇ ˇ ˇ ˇ ˇ ˇ ˇ ˇ ˇˇ ˇ ˇ ˇˇ G ˇˇ ˇˇ ˇˇ ˇˇ ˇˇ ˇˇ ˇˇ ˇ É 31 ˇ 6ˇ ˇ ˇˇ`ˇ ˇ ˇˇ ˇ 4 ˝\_ˇ ˇ´ˇ ˇˇ ˇˇ ˇˇ ˇ ˇ ˇˇ ˇˇ ˇˇ ˇ ˇˇ G ÚÔ -ˇ Ô? ˇ( ˇ ˇ ˇ ˇ ˇ? 4ˇ ? -? ˇˇ ? ÃÃˇ ( 35 ą ÚÈ 4 ˇ 2ˇ ˇˇ 6ˇˇ ˇ ˇ ˇ( ˇˇ ˇ( ˇ( ˇ( 4ˇˇ (ˇ G ?ˇ ?ˇ (? ?ˇ (? ?? ˇˇ (4ˇ (ˇ ( ? ? ?ˇ (? Ã 39 Ú Ž 4 ˇ ˇˇ ˇ ˇ`ˇ ˇˇ =ˇ ˇ G ˇ( ˇˇ (ˇ ˇˇ ˇˇ ˇ ˇ ˇˇ ˇˇ 6 ? ˇ ?ˇ ˇ? > -\nD. Tennentc R.2010\nLicensed under the Creative Commons Attribution–Noncommercial–Share Alike license.


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Dawˬ caˇ 130—Iˬ baˇ pyehˬ | Ka li zaˬ-euˬ dawˬ caˇ\nREAD IN Abkhaz Acholi Afrikaans Akha Albanian Altai American Sign Language Amharic Arabic Armenian Aukan Aymara Azerbaijani Azerbaijani (Cyrillic) Baoule Bashkir Bassa (Cameroon) Batak (Karo) Batak (Simalungun) Batak (Toba) Belize Kriol Biak Bicol Bislama Boulou Bulgarian Cambodian Catalan Cebuano Chichewa Chin (Hakha) Chinese Cantonese (Simplified) Chinese Cantonese (Traditional) Chinese Mandarin (Simplified) Chinese Mandarin (Traditional) Chitonga Chitonga (Malawi) Chitumbuka Chiyao Chokwe Chol Chuvash Cibemba Cinyanja Croatian Damara Dangme Danish Dayak Ngaju Douala Drehu Dutch Edo Efik English Esan Estonian Ewe Faroese Fijian Finnish Fon French Fulfulde (Cameroon) Ga Georgian German Gokana Greek Guarani Gun Haitian Creole Hausa Herero Hiligaynon Hindi Hiri Motu Hungarian Iban Ibanag Icelandic Igbo Iloko Indonesian Isoko Italian Japanese Javanese Kabiye Kabuverdianu Kachin Karen (S'gaw) Kazakh Khana Kikamba Kikaonde Kikongo Kikuyu Kiluba Kimbundu Kinyarwanda Kirghiz Kiribati Kirundi Kisi Kisonge Kongo Korean Kosraean Krio Kurdish Kurmanji (Caucasus) Kwangali Kwanyama Lahu Laotian Latvian Lhukonzo Lingala Lithuanian Lomwe Luganda Lunda Luo Luvale Macedonian Macua Malagasy Malay Malayalam Maltese Mam Mambwe-Lungu Mapudungun Marshallese Mauritian Creole Maya Mazatec (Huautla) Medumba Mingrelian Mixe (North Central) Mixtec (Guerrero) Mizo Moore Myanmar Nahuatl (Central) Nahuatl (Guerrero) Nahuatl (Northern Puebla) Ndau Ndebele Ndebele (Zimbabwe) Nepali Ngabere Ngangela Ngiemboon Nias Nigerian Pidgin Norwegian Nyaneka Nyungwe Nzema Oromo Ossetian Otetela Palauan Pangasinan Papiamento (Curaçao) Persian Phimbi Pidgin (Cameroon) Pidgin (West Africa) Polish Ponapean Portuguese Portuguese (Portugal) Quechua (Ancash) Quechua (Ayacucho) Quechua (Bolivia) Quechua (Cuzco) Quiche Quichua (Chimborazo) Quichua (Imbabura) Quichua (Pastaza) Quichua (Tena) Rarotongan Romanian Romany (Macedonia) Cyrillic Ronga Runyankore Russian Russian Sign Language Samoan Sangir Sango Saramaccan Sena Sepedi Serbian (Cyrillic) Serbian (Roman) Sesotho (Lesotho) Sesotho (South Africa) Setswana Seychelles Creole Shona Shuar Sidama Silozi Sinhala Slovenian Solomon Islands Pidgin Spanish Sranantongo Sunda Swahili Swedish Tagalog Tahitian Tarascan Tatar Telugu Tetun Dili Thai Tigrinya Tiv Tojolabal Tok Pisin Tongan Totonac Tshiluba Tshwa Tsonga Turkish Tuvaluan Twi Tzeltal Tzotzil Ukrainian Umbundu Urhobo Uruund Venda Vietnamese Wallisian Welsh Wolaita Xhosa Yapese Yemba Yoruba Zapotec (Isthmus) Zulu\nDawˬ caˇ 130\nIˬ baˇ pyehˬ\n(Ja ceuˬ 86:5)\n1. Yeˬhawˇbaˬ gaˬ laꞈ k’oeˇ\nyawꞈ euˬ Zaˬmaˇ ahˇ zmˬ meh.\nDui shiˇ eu jeˬ ahˇ g’aˬ leˇ awˇ,\niˬ baˇ-ahˇ neh dui dzeuˇ iˇ ni.\nAˬ dui maꞈ noeˬ poˆ noeˬ paˇ ngeh,\naˬ yawꞈ jiˇ dui-ahˇ iˬ baˇ pyehˬ.\nKa li euˬ ka k’oꞈ jeˬ ahˇ g’oe-awˇ,\nyawꞈ tsawˇ myahˇ-ahˇ iˬ baˇ shaˇ pyehˬ.\n2. Miˬyehˇ loꞈ-ehˇ aˬ dui maꞈ\ntiˬ g’aˬ tiˇ g’aˬ iˬ baˇ pyehˬ.\nDui nui ma jeˇ lo taˬ awˇ neh,\ngaˬ awˇ neh ya g’oˆ shaw nehˬ.\nTiˬ g’aˬ ahˇ tiˬ g’aˬ dui oˇ oꞈ.\nNui ma naˇ jeˬ k’awꞈ byehˇ dzeh.\nGaˬ mehˇ nmˇ deuˬ ahˇ yaw zeu taˬ.\nZawˇ ma-ehˇ muiˬ nui gaˬ mˇ nehˬ.\n3. Muiˬ eu g’awˬ shaˬ gaˬ jeˬ,\nyaw muiˬ paˬ-ehˇ aˬ dui haw piˇ.\nHeu naˇ aˬ dui maꞈ tsaˬ leˇ ni,\nmaˬ byehˇ dzeh ni caw ba nehˬ.\nNui gaˬ mˇ mehˬ-eu Yeˬhawˇbaˬ ahˇ,\naˬ dui dzaw geuꞈ maˬ byehˇ ni.\nNui ma keuˆ-awˇ dui iˬ baˇ pyehˬ naˇ,\nMiˬyehˇ loꞈ-ehˇ mˇ jeˬ pyeuꞈ meh.\n(Tehˬ. 6:12; Peˇ. 4:32; Sehˇ. 3:13-ahˇ haw.)\nIˬ baˇ pyehˬ (Dawˬ caˇ 130)


Partition Thanks to these Lonesome Vales, Dido et Aeneas, Dido and Æneas - Henry Purcell - Baroque music scores\nPartition Thanks to these Lonesome Vales, Dido et Aeneas, Dido and Æneas\nVisionnez les partitions de la musique Dido et Aeneas Thanks to these Lonesome Vales, opéras, fruit du travail de Purcell, Henry , Z. 626. La partition baroque dédiée aux instruments suivants: chœur, orchestre, Vocal soli\nCette partition propose plusieurs mouvements: 3 acts et l'on retrouve ce genre de musique répertoriée dans les genres partitions chœur mixte, pour 1 musicien, pour 2 harpsichords (arr), pour 2 musiciens, Stage travaux, partitions pour orchestre, partitions pour orgue, pour 4 musiciens, langue anglaise, pour orgue (arr), partitions pour voix, pour voix et chœur avec orchestre, pour voix, chœur mixte, orchestre, opéras, pour 4 enregistrements (arr), partitions pour enregistrement, pour clavecin (arr), partitions pour clavecin\nDécouvrez encore d'autres musique pour chœur, orchestre, Vocal soli sur YouScribe, dans la catégorie Partitions de musique baroque.\nT h a n k st oT h e s eL o n e s o m eVa l e s fromDido and Aeneas Arranged for SATB recorders by R. D. TennentHenry Purcell (1659–1695) 8 ˇ ˇ ˇˇ ˘˘ ˇ˘ ˇˇ ˇˇ ˇ` ˇˇ ˇˇ ˇ 234 Sˇ ˇ G È 4È -ˇ` ˇˇ ˘ˇ ˇ˘ ˘ˇ ˇ˘ ˇ`ˇ ˇˇ ˇ ˘ 23 A-G 4 Ú ` ˇˇ ˇ˘ ˇ ˇ ˇ4 ˇ ˇ6ˇ 4ˇ˘ 4˘4 ˇˇ ˇ 23ˇ G ˘ T 4- ˇ È ˇ ˇ ˇ ˇˇ ˘˘ 8 ˇ I `ˇ ˘ˇ ˘ˇ ˇ`ˇ 3ˇ 2 -ˇ ( B 4 › 8 1. 2. 8 ` ˇ ˘˘ ˇˇ ˇ ˇˇ ˇ6ˇ 2 4˘`7 4˘`7 4ˇ6ˇ G ˇ ? -È ˇ ˇ` ˇ ˇ˘` ˇˇ ˇˇ ˘` `˘ˇ 2 77 G -`˘ ˇˇ ˘ 2 77 6ˇ4ˇ 6ˇ˘ G ˘``˘ ˇˇ ˇ ? -˘ ˘`ˇ ˇˇ 8 I ˇˇ ˇˇ ˇ ˇ 77 ˇˇ ˇˇ 2ˇ``˘ˇˇ-Ú -› È 15 8 ` ˇ ˘ˇ ˇ ˇ ˇˇ ˇ4ˇ ˇˇ 2 6ˇˇ 6ˇ G 4`ˇˇ`˘ -4ˇ ˇˇ ˇ4ˇ ˘ˇ ˇ˘` ˇ` ˇ 2 G -` ˇ ˇˇ ˇ`ˇ `˘˘ ˇˇ 2 6`ˇˇ ˇˇ 6ˇ 4ˇ6ˇ G --˘ ˇ 4ˇ 4ˇ˘ ˇˇ 8 I `ˇ`ˇ ˇˇ ˇ 2 ˇˇ ˇ`ˇ ˇ › ---21 1. 2. 8 ˘ ˇˇ ˇ` `˘ ˇ ˇˇ ˇˇ 4`ˇˇ ˇ ˇˇ ˇˇ ˘7 2 G -? -` ` ˇ ˇ˘ ˘ ˘` `ˇˇ ˇ`ˇ ˇˇ ˇˇ 2 7 G -˘ ˇˇ ˇˇ `˘`˘ 2 4ˇ6ˇ ˇˇ` ˇ( 6ˇ4ˇ 4ˇ7 G ? -8ˇ` ˇˇ ˇˇ `ˇ ˇˇ ˇˇ ˇ˘` I ˇˇ ˇˇ 7 2 -- ˇ ›


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Partition Come Away Fellow Sailors, Dido et Aeneas, Dido and Æneas - Henry Purcell - Baroque music scores\nDécouvrez la partition de musique Dido et Aeneas Come Away Fellow Sailors, opéras, fruit du travail de Purcell, Henry , Z. 626. La partition baroque écrite pour les instruments tels que:\nLa partition compte une sélection de mouvements: 3 acts et est classée dans les genres\nTravaillez encore d'autres musique pour orchestre, Vocal soli, chœur sur YouScribe, dans la catégorie Partitions de musique baroque.\nC o m eAwa y,F e l l o wS a i l o r s fromDido and Aeneas Arranged for SATB recorders by R. D. TennentHenry Purcell (1659–1695) 8 , ˇ ˇˇ ˇ ´ˇˇ ˇˇ 2 =ˇ ˇ ˇ˘ ˇ 23˘ ˇˇ ˇ G ˇ S 4Ĺ> .> > Ĺ Ú ,ˇ ˇ ˇ ´ˇˇ ˇˇ ˇ 2 ˇˇ ˘ˇ ˇ˘ ˇ ˇˇ ˇ˘ ˇˇ ˘ˇ ˇ 23 G È. A 4 Ĺ È Ĺ È , ˇ ˇˇ ˇ ˇ 2 ˇˇ ˇ ˇ˘ ˇ´ ˇ ˇˇ 23˘ˇ ˇ Tˇ ˇ˘ G ˇ 4> >> Ĺ Ú. È, Ú ÈĹ ´ ˇ 8 I 23ˇ ˇ ˇ˘ ˇˇ ˇ ˇˇ 2 Bˇ ˇˇ ˇ ˇ˘ ˇˇ ˇ˘ ˇ 4 › ˇ˘ È. ˇ 8 8 ´ ĹĹ ˘ 2 ˇˇ ˇˇ ˇ ˇˇ ˇ ˇ ˇˇ ˇ ˇ´ˇ G ˇˇ ˇˇ ) 2 .ˇ ˇˇ ˇˇ ˇˇ Ú ˇ ˇ ˇ `ˇˇ ˇˇ ˇ´ˇ ˇˇ ˇ˘ ˇ 2 ˇˇ ˇ6ˇ ˇˇ ˇ4ˇ ˇˇ ˇ ˇ 2 ÂÚ . G Ĺ ´ ´ ˇˇ 2 ˇˇ ˇˇ ˇˇ ˇ`ˇ ˇˇ ˇˇ ˘ˇ ˇˇ ˇ 2 ˇˇ ˇˇ ˇ6ˇ G . È . ˇ ˇ6ˇ ˇ ˇ ´ˇˇ 8 I ˇˇ ˇˇ ˇˇ 4ˇˇ 6ˇˇ ˇˇ 2 ´ˇˇ ˇˇ ˘ 2ˇˇ. › . 16 8 2 ˇˇ ˇˇ ˇ´ ˇ 2 2ˇˇ 6ˇˇ ˇˇ ˇ) ˇ˘ ˇˇ G ˇˇ ˇ4ˇ ˇ´ ˇ . ˇ ˇ ˇ ˇ ˇˇ ˇ4ˇ ˇ`ˇ 4ˇˇ ˘ˇ ˇ ˇˇ 2 ˇˇ ˇˇ ˇ ˇˇ 2 G 2 ˇˇ ˇˇ ˇˇ ˇ ˇˇ´ ˇˇ ˘ˇ ˇ ˇˇ 2 ˇˇ ˇˇ 6ˇˇ G ˇ . 8ˇ 2ˇ˝^ ˇˇˇ 6ˇ 2ˇ ˇ ˇ I 2ˇ ˇˇ ˇ´ˇ ˇˇ 2 ˇˇ ˇ ˇˇ )ˇ › ˘ 24 8 ˇ ˇˇ 2 ˇˇ ˇ´ˇ ˇˇ ˇˇ ˇ´ˇ´ ˇ 2 ˇ´ˇ ˇ´ˇ ˇ˘` G ˇ´˘ .È . .. .. ˇ ´ˇ ´ˇ ˇ ˇˇ ˇ´ˇ ˇˇ ˇˇ ˇ´ˇ ˇ´ ` 2 ˘ˇ ˇˇ ˇ˘ 2 .. G .. . ´ˇˇ´` ˇ ˇ˘ 2 ˇˇ ˇˇ ˇ´ˇ ˇ`ˇ ˇ 2 ˇˇ ˇˇ´ ˇˇ ˘ˇ G .. . . 8ˇ ˇˇ ´ ´ˇ´ˇ ˇ´ˇ ˇ ˇ I 2ˇ ˇˇ ˇ´ˇ ˘ˇ ˇˇ ˇ`˘ 2 .. › .. ˇ .


Dawˬ caˇ 81—Huˬ mehˬ mehˬ-eu g’aˬ-euˬ dehꞈ ziˇ | Yeˬhawˇbaˬ-ahˇ ja ceuˬ-eu dawˬ caˇ\nREAD IN Abkhaz Acholi Afrikaans Akha Albanian Altai American Sign Language Amharic Arabic Armenian Aukan Aymara Azerbaijani Azerbaijani (Cyrillic) Baoule Bashkir Bassa (Cameroon) Batak (Karo) Batak (Simalungun) Batak (Toba) Belize Kriol Biak Bicol Bislama Boulou Bulgarian Cambodian Catalan Cebuano Chichewa Chin (Hakha) Chinese Cantonese (Simplified) Chinese Cantonese (Traditional) Chinese Mandarin (Simplified) Chinese Mandarin (Traditional) Chitonga Chitonga (Malawi) Chitumbuka Chiyao Chokwe Chol Chuvash Cibemba Cinyanja Croatian Damara Dangme Danish Dayak Ngaju Digor Douala Drehu Dutch Edo Efik English Esan Estonian Ewe Faroese Fijian Finnish Fon French Fulfulde (Cameroon) Ga Garifuna Georgian German Gokana Greek Greenlandic Guarani Gun Haitian Creole Hausa Herero Hiligaynon Hindi Hiri Motu Hmong (White) Hungarian Iban Ibanag Icelandic Igbo Iloko Indonesian Isoko Italian Japanese Javanese Kabiye Kachin Karen (S'gaw) Kazakh Khana Kikamba Kikaonde Kikongo Kikuyu Kiluba Kimbundu Kinyarwanda Kirghiz Kiribati Kirundi Kisi Kisonge Kongo Korean Kosraean Krio Kurdish Kurmanji (Caucasus) Kwangali Kwanyama Lahu Laotian Latvian Lhukonzo Lingala Lithuanian Lomwe Luganda Lunda Luo Luvale Macedonian Macua Malagasy Malay Malayalam Maltese Mam Mambwe-Lungu Mapudungun Marshallese Mauritian Creole Maya Mazatec (Huautla) Medumba Mingrelian Mixe (North Central) Mixtec (Guerrero) Mizo Moore Myanmar Nahuatl (Central) Nahuatl (Guerrero) Nahuatl (Huasteca) Nahuatl (Northern Puebla) Ndau Ndebele Ndebele (Zimbabwe) Nepali Ngabere Ngangela Nias Nigerian Pidgin Norwegian Nyaneka Nyungwe Nzema Oromo Ossetian Otetela Palauan Pangasinan Papiamento (Curaçao) Persian Pidgin (Cameroon) Pidgin (West Africa) Polish Ponapean Portuguese Portuguese (Portugal) Quechua (Ancash) Quechua (Ayacucho) Quechua (Bolivia) Quechua (Cuzco) Quichua (Chimborazo) Quichua (Imbabura) Rarotongan Romanian Romany (Macedonia) Cyrillic Ronga Runyankore Russian Russian Sign Language Samoan Sangir Sango Saramaccan Sena Sepedi Serbian (Cyrillic) Serbian (Roman) Sesotho (Lesotho) Sesotho (South Africa) Setswana Seychelles Creole Shona Sidama Silozi Sinhala Slovenian Solomon Islands Pidgin Spanish Sranantongo Sunda Swahili Swedish Tagalog Tahitian Tarascan Tatar Telugu Tetun Dili Thai Tigrinya Tiv Tojolabal Tok Pisin Totonac Tshiluba Tshwa Tsonga Turkish Tuvaluan Twi Tzotzil Ukrainian Umbundu Urhobo Uruund Venda Vietnamese Wallisian Welsh Wolaita Xhosa Yapese Yoruba Zulu\nDawˬ caˇ 81\nHuˬ mehˬ mehˬ-eu g’aˬ-euˬ dehꞈ ziˇ\n1. Nah shuiꞈ ahˇ yaw naꞈ-ehˇ tuˇ nahˇ ma maˬ doˆ laˇ mi.\nLehˬ hmˬ awˇ iˇ doˆ ngeh,\nmyaˆ nuiˆ miˆ tehˬ awˇ neh guiˬ lahˬ shaˇ.\nTsaꞈ gaˬ duˬ-ahˇ k’aˇ puˬ le tsawˇ haˬ deuˬ ahˇ uiˇ cawˬ.\nTiˬ deuˬ na tiˬ k’ehˬ naˬ,\ntiˬ g’aˬ na iˇ dzeuˇ k’awꞈ dui yawꞈ luꞈ.\nAˬ dui neh tseˇ dehꞈ ziˇ,\nYeˬhawˇbaˬ g’aˇ duˬ pyeuꞈ.\nAˬ yawꞈ neh k’aˇ ehˇ euˬ loꞈ-ehˇ mˇ ma.\nYehˇ k’awꞈ tsaˇ k’awꞈ oˇ dzeuˇ.\nGaˇ heu mˇ eu leh jeh.\nYawˬ nah na Yeˬhawˇbaˬ ahˇ gaˬ eu mˇ mawˇ nehˬ.\n2. Mˬ ciꞈ le nahˇ ma ga tiˬ nah aˇ yamˬ jiˇ shaw.\nG’aˬ doeˇ doeˇ luꞈ eu k’awꞈ,\nnui ma ahˇ laꞈ k’aˬ cehˇ guiˬ lahˬ shaˇ.\nMuiˬ dui dui jeˬ biꞈ nehˬ aˬ dui gaˬ eu dehꞈ ziˇ.\nYawˬ nah na Yeˬhawˇbaˬ,\nmuiˬ jeˬ biꞈ nehˬ laꞈ miˇ guiˬ lahˬ huiˬ.\n(Shuˆ. 24:15; Ceuˬ. 92:2; Maˆ. 14:8-ahˇ haw.)\nHuˬ mehˬ mehˬ-eu g’aˬ-euˬ dehꞈ ziˇ (Dawˬ caˇ 81)


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Partition complète, madrigaux pour 5 voix, Pedersøn, Mogens par Mogens\nPEDERSON - Mogens Pedersøn\nVisionnez la partition de madrigaux pour 5 voix partition complète, madrigaux, par Pedersøn, Mogens. La partition de musique renaissance écrite pour les instruments suivants:\nLa partition offre plusieurs mouvements et l'on retrouve ce genre de musique classifiée dans les genres madrigaux, partitions pour saxophone, pour 3 violons, 2 violoncelles (arr), partitions pour guitare, pour 5 clarinettes (arr), pour 5 cornes (arr), pour flûte, 2 violons, viole de gambe, violoncelle (arr), partitions pour trombone, pour voix non accompagnées, partitions pour tuba, pour 5 flûtes (arr), partitions pour cor, pour cor, 2 trompettes, trombone, tuba (arr), pour 5 voix, partitions pour trompette, partitions pour voix, pour 5 saxophones (arr), partitions pour flûte, italien langue, pour 5 musiciens, partitions pour enregistrement, pour 5 enregistrements (arr), partitions pour violoncelle, pour 5 guitars (arr), partitions pour viole de gambe, partitions pour violon, pour 4 altos, violoncelle (arr), partitions pour clarinette\nVisualisez de la même façon tout une collection de musique pour 5 voix sur YouScribe, dans la catégorie Partitions de musique de la renaissance.\nMorir`o,cormio Mogens Pedersøn (a. 1585–1623) Madrigali a Cinque Voci. Primo Libro, 1608, no. 3 ‹ˇ`˘ ˇ˘ ˘ˇ ˇ ˘˚ˇ˘ˇ ˇ ˇ 2S < CantoG > > 4ˇ Mori-ro`,cormi-o,Mori-r`o,cormi-ˇ ˇ 2S ˇˇ ˘¯ˇ Quinto˘ ˇˇ `˘G ˘ˇ > >4¯ 4ˇ Mori-ro`,cormi-o,Mori-r`o,cormi--ˇ = == == 2S AltoG ˇ 8 4ˇ 2S ˇ ? Tenore˘ ˇˇ ˘`ˇ ˘ˇ ˘G ˇ ˇ¯>>2ˇ 8 Mori-r`o,cormi-o,Mori-ro`,cormi--ˇ I == == = S Basso2 ˇ ›\n6 ˇ ==ˇˇˇˇ 2 <ˇ G ˘ˇ ˇˇ > o, Senon soccori al- lamia stan-ca ^ = = ˇ ˇ 2 <ˇ ˇˇ G 4˘> ˇ ˇˇ ˇ o, Senon soccori al- lamia stan-ca ^ ĹĹÈÈ ˇ 2 ˇˇ ˇˇ ˇ˝ˇ ˇ`˘ G ˇˇ ˇˇ ˇˇ ˇ( ˇ( ˇˇ ˇ ˇ > ˇ 8 Se nonsoccori al- lamia stancavi -- -ta, al- lamia stan-ca ^ ˇ ˇˇ `ˇˇ 2˘¯ = ˇ ˇ 2 ˇˇ ˇ G ˇ ˘ >-8 o, Senon soccori alla mia stancavi -- -ta, ^ ˇ ˇ ˇ ˇˇ ˇ ˇ ˇ¯ I = ˇ 2 2 ¯ > Se nonsoccori al- lamia stan- cavi -- -ta, ^ 11 2 < G ˇˇ ˘`` ˇˇ˘¯>ˇˇ˘ˇ vi--ta,Mo-ri-r`o,Mo-ri-ro`,cor 2 ˇˇ `˘ˇ G ˇ ˇ ˇ ˘Aˇ ˘˘ > 4ˇ ˘ˇ ˇ vi--ta,Mo-ri-r`o,cormi--o,Mo-ri-ro`,cor ˇ = ˇˇ ˇ 2 ˇˇ ˘ G ¯ ¯ >> 8 vi--ta,Mo-ri-ro`,Mo-ri-r`o,cor = ˇ 2 <ˇ ˇ˘` ˘˘ ˇˇ ˘ G > >= 8 Mo-ri-r`o,cormi-o,Mo-ri-ro`, I =ˇ ˇ ˇ ˘ˇ ˘ˇ ˇ`˘ 2A˘ > >ˇ Mo-ri-r`o,cormi--o,Mo-ri-r`o,cor 1


Aˬ yawꞈ Miˬyehˇ ya leˇ ni jahˇ paˬ-ehˇ g’eh—Leˬhawˇbamˬ\nLoꞈ-eu nymˇgoˇ (Dzaw ngeh zmˬ-eu dmˬ) | Koꞈ siˬ ba la 2018\nAˬ yawꞈ Miˬyehˇ ya leˇ ni jahˇ paˬ-ehˇ g’eh\nAˬ dui Yeˬhawˇbaˬ-euˬ gaˇ mˇ mawꞈ-awˇ, aˬ yawꞈ neh bi ya leˇ mawꞈ-eu uˬ taꞈ, guiˬ lahˬ jiˇ bi biꞈ mawꞈ-eu ma. Ehˇ k’awꞈ, Miˬyehˇ aˬ dui-ahˇ ya leˇ ni aˬ joˆ-ehˇ jahˇ nya-eu nga? Jaˇliꞈ-euˬ saˇ ka-ahˇ, huiˬ-eu iˬ baˇ mˇ-euˬ tiˬ g’aˬ na, Miˬyehˇ aˬ yawꞈ maꞈ-ahˇ ha geuꞈ-awˇ ya leˇ k’oꞈ laˇ ni jahˇ nya-euˬ loꞈ-ehˇ, dahˬ beh ngeh yaw muiˬ k’awꞈ, aˇ saˬ saˬ leˇ ngeh-aˬ, Miˬyehˇ maˬ ya leˇ ni mˇ-euˬ deuˬ jiˇ jawˇ meh. Teu miˇ neh, aˬ dui “Yeˬhawˇbaˬ aˬ dui-ahˇ aˬ joˆ-ehˇ g’eh-eu tsawˇ haˬ bi pyeuꞈ mawꞈ nga?” lehˇ naˇ haˬ-eu paˬ. Gaˇ kawˆ heu-ahˇ Leˬhawˇbamˬ-euˬ gaˇ kawˆ dawˬ k’oꞈ biꞈ nehˬ laꞈ meh.\nDahˬ beh-eu maˬ muiˬ\nLeˬhawˇbamˬ, Iˇsaˬleˬlaˆ-euˬ sahˬ paˬ 40 k’oꞈ geuꞈ laꞈ-euˬ Sawˇlaˬmoˬ-euˬ aˬ li pyeuꞈ meh. (1 Sahˬpaˬ 11:42) Sawˇlaˬmoˬ shiˇ ngeh tiˬ jawˇ Leˬhawˇbamˬ sahˬ paˬ geuꞈ leˇ-eu g’aˇ duˬ, Yeˬluˇsaˬlehˬ meuˬ-ahˇ neh Sheˬkmˬ meuˬ-ahˇ le-euˬ meh. (2 Laˬsaˬbaˬ 10:1) Aˬ yawꞈ aˬ da-euˬ dah zaˇ sahˬ paˬ ya geuꞈ gaˇ guˆ ngaˇ laˬ? Sawˇlaˬmoˬ zaˬ siˬ nui gahˇ ahˇ dui dui-eu lehˇ tsawˇ myahˇ doˆ-euˬ meh. G’awˬ myahˇ maˬ g’eh-ehˇ Leˬhawˇbamˬ k’awꞈ, shaˬ dui dui-eu gaˇ kawˆ-ahˇ laˆ piˇ nya-eu nui gahˇ ahˇ-eu lehˇ ya bi siˬ-eu meh.\nIˇsaˬleˬlaˆ tsawˇ haˬ deuˬ k’ehˬ gaˇ k’aˆ gaˇ ya daˬ nya lehˇ noeˬ-eu miˇ neh, aˬ yawꞈ maꞈ-euˬ dahˬ zaˇ tsawˇ haˬ deuˬ bi iˇ-awˇ, Leˬhawˇbamˬ-ahˇ “Nawˬ da-aˬ, nga maꞈ-ahˇ yaw k’aˆ-ehˇ k’ehˇ dzaˬ-awˇ, maˬ g’aˬ leˇ gaˇ keuˆ ni ciˬ baꞈ ciˬ pi nehˬ laꞈ-euˬ meh. Nga maꞈ-ahˇ nawˬ da neh ciˬ baꞈ ciˬ pi nehˬ laꞈ-euˬ jeˬ-ahˇ nawˇ yuˇ pyaˇ nehˬ laꞈ-awˇ, ui cuiˆ yaw saˇ saˇ-ehˇ bi dehꞈ laꞈ naˇ, nawˇ uˆ lahˇ-eu uˬ moˆ nga maꞈ saˇ jaˇ ziꞈ-awˇ dehꞈ ma” lehˇ bi ehˇ nehˬ iˇ-euˬ meh.—2 Laˬsaˬbaˬ 10:3, 4.\nLeˬhawˇbamˬ aˬ joˆ-ehˇ ya jahˇ-eu maˬ siˬ-a. Aˬ yawꞈ maꞈ neh ehˇ-euˬ loꞈ-ehˇ geuꞈ naˇ, aˬ yawꞈ pehˬ hawˇ-eu aˬ yawꞈ-euˬ nymˇ-ahˇ gaˇ mˇ-eu deuˬ yaw beh loꞈ-ehˇ yaw saˇ saˇ lehˇ maˬ paˇ ya dehꞈ-eu k’awꞈ pyeuꞈ nya-awˇ, ehˇ-euˬ loꞈ-ehˇ maˬ geuꞈ naˇ, zahˬ lahˇ deuˬ aˬ yawꞈ-ahˇ puiˬ laˇ-eu k’awꞈ pyeuꞈ nya meh. Teu miˇ neh, aˬ yawꞈ aˬ jeˬ jahˇ-euˬ nga? Aˬ yawꞈ yaw beh aˬ yawꞈ-euˬ aˬ da-ahˇ caw ba-euˬ tsawˇ mawˬ deuˬ nehˬ-ehˇ ngehˬ cawˬ iˇ-euˬ meh. Ehˇ k’awꞈ tiˬ k’ehˬ naˇ, aˬ yawꞈ nehˬ-ehˇ tiˬ kawˆ loꞈ-ehˇ huiˬ laˇ-euˬ cawˬ deuˬ-ahˇ ngehˬ cawˬ iˇ-awˇ, zaˬ lahˇ deuˬ-ahˇ yaw haiˬ jeˬ mˇ-eu lehˇ noeˬ tsehˆ-euˬ meh. Aˬ yawꞈ zaˬ lahˇ deuˬ-ahˇ “Ngaˬ da-aˬ, naw maꞈ-ahˇ k’aˆ behˆ yaw kah bi pi-euˬ meh. K’oeˇ naˆ maˬ tseˇ kah-eu k’aˆ behˆ ngaˇ naw maꞈ-ahˇ paˇ ciˬ pi ma. Aˬ yawꞈ naw maꞈ-ahˇ aˇ caˆ neh juiꞈ-euˬ meh. Ngaˇ naw maꞈ-ahˇ boeˬ kaˬ laˬ ma neh nyehꞈ kawꞈ ma” lehˇ ehˇ nehˬ-euˬ meh.—2 Laˬsaˬbaˬ 10:6-14.\nAˬ dui aˬ jeˬ dzaw geuꞈ nya-eu nga? Nymˬ-mˇ iˬ nah Yeˬhawˇbaˬ-euˬ gaˇ mˇ laꞈ-euˬ myahˇ laˇ-euˬ tsawˇ mawˬ deuˬ jawˇ-awˇ, aˬ yawꞈ maꞈ aˬ dui-ahˇ yaw muiˬ-ehˇ noeˬ tsehˆ nya ni caw ba nehˬ nya-eu meh. Aˬ dui yaw gahˇ gahˇ-ehˇ aˬ yawꞈ maꞈ-euˬ ehˇ dawˬ-ahˇ naˇ haˬ luꞈ-uˇ.—Yawˇbaˆ 12:12.\n“Aˬ yawꞈ maꞈ dawˬ tawˆ luꞈ, Sahˬpaˬ Miˬyehˇ-euˬ dawˬ-ahˇ naˇ haˬ”\nLeˬhawˇbamˬ aˬ yawꞈ-ahˇ puiˬ-eu deuˬ-ahˇ guiˇ deuˆ iˇ-eu g’aˇ duˬ yehˇ laˆ uiˬ-euˬ meh. Ehˇ k’awꞈ, Yeˬhawˇbaˬ bawˇlawˇpeh Sheˬmaˇyaˬ neh, “Naw maꞈ-euˬ aˬ yuiꞈ aˬ nyiˇ pyeuꞈ-eu Iˇsaˬleˬlaˆ tsawˇ haˬ deuˬ-ahˇ guiˇ taˬ deuˆ leˇ. Naw maꞈ dawˬ tawˆ luꞈ yawˬ ha-euˬ nymˇ-ahˇ g’oꞈ-iˇ-awˬ. K’aˇ pyeuꞈ laˇ-euˬ gaˇ kawˆ dawˬ tawˆ luꞈ ngaˇ nui ma tsaˬ-eu miˇ neh bi pyeuꞈ laˇ-euˬ ma” lehˇ bi ehˇ nehˬ iˇ-euˬ meh.—1 Sahˬpaˬ 12:21-24. *—Ehˇ lahˬ-ahˇ haw.\nLeˬhawˇbamˬ-euˬ g’aˇ duˬ Yeˬhawˇbaˬ-euˬ ehˇ dawˬ naˇ haˬ yaw awˬ ngaˇ laˬ? Zaˬ lahˇ deuˬ sahˬ paˬ yaw shuiꞈ heu g’aˬ-ahˇ aˬ joˆ-ehˇ noeˬ-eu nga? Leˬhawˇbamˬ zaˬ lahˇ deuˬ-ahˇ “boeˬ kaˬ laˬ ma neh nyehꞈ kawꞈ ma” lehˇ ehˇ g’aˬ-euˬ tiˬ dehˬ, nymˬ-mˇ naˇ aˬ yawꞈ-ahˇ puiˬ-eu yawˇ-ehˇ hehˇ-eu deuˬ-ahˇ tiˬ jeˬ-iˬ maˬ jahˇ nya ni pyeuꞈ iˇ-euˬ meh. (2 Laˬsaˬbaˬ 13:7 nehˬ-ehˇ sheu cehˆ.) Zaˬ lahˇ deuˬ aˬ jeˬ lehˇ noeˬ k’awꞈ, Leˬhawˇbamˬ hawˇ-eu yehˇ deuˬ “aˬ yawꞈ maꞈ dawˬ tawˆ luꞈ, Sahˬpaˬ Miˬyehˇ-euˬ dawˬ-ahˇ naˇ haˬ-awˇ g’oꞈ-iˇ-euˬ meh.”\nAˬ dui aˬ jeˬ dzaw geuꞈ nya-eu nga? Tsawˇ haˬ deuˬ aˬ dui-ahˇ yehˬ baw sehˇ lu-ehˇ ngehˬ laˇ k’awꞈ, Yeˬhawˇbaˬ-euˬ dawˬ-ahˇ naˇ haˬ-eu heu naˇ, aˬ myah luꞈ nui gahˇ ahˇ-eu jeˬ pyeuꞈ meh. Aˬ dui ehˇ dawˬ naˇ haˬ naˇ, Miˬyehˇ aˬ dui-ahˇ aˬ myah luꞈ guiˬ lahˬ biꞈ meh.—Dawˬmehˬmehˬ-eu 28:2.\nMiˬyehˇ ehˇ dawˬ naˇ haˬ-euˬ Leˬhawˇbamˬ-ahˇ guiˬ lahˬ biꞈ ngaˇ loˇ? Biꞈ mehˬ. Leˬhawˇbamˬ Yuˇdaˆ hawˇ-eu Beˬyaˬmiˬ-ahˇ ya uˆ lahˇ daˆ leꞈ-awˇ, teu gaˇ meuˬ yaw shuiꞈ deuˬ tsoˆ-euˬ meh. Aˬ yawꞈ meuˬ teu tiˬ meuˬ na-ahˇ “ziꞈ dah ni laˆ ziꞈ-euˬ meh.” (2 Laˬsaˬbaˬ 11:5-12) Aˇ yeˇ huiˬ dzehˬ-eu tiˬ jeˬ naˇ, aˬ yawꞈ Yeˬhawˇbaˬ-euˬ zahˇ dawˬ-ahˇ naˇ haˬ-euˬ tiˬ yamˬ jaˆ-euˬ meh. K’oeˇ naˇ, tsawˇ jeuˬ 10 jeuˬ tahˬ pahˬ aˬ ma mawˇ kawˇ-ahˇ uˬ duˬ tahˬ iˇ-euˬ miˇ neh, teu laꞈ k’oeˇ-euˬ tiˬ deuˬ na, Leˬhawˇbamˬ hawˇ-eu maˇ diˇ uˬ duˬ tahˬ-eu jeˬ-ahˇ g’aˬ biꞈ-eu g’aˇ duˬ, Yeˬluˇsaˬlehˬ meuˬ-ahˇ oe-euˬ meh. (2 Laˬsaˬbaˬ 11:16, 17) Leˬhawˇbamˬ Yeˬhawˇbaˬ-euˬ ehˇ dawˬ naˇ haˬ-eu miˇ neh, aˬ yawꞈ-euˬ miˇ k’ahˬ ziꞈ dah ni g’eh laˇ-euˬ meh.\nLeˬhawˇbamˬ mˇ bahˬ-awˇ noeˬ poˆ noeˬ paˇ\nLeˬhawˇbamˬ aˬ yawꞈ-euˬ miˇ k’ahˬ ziꞈ laˇ g’aˬ ngeh, maˬ ngeuˇ leˇ-eu tiˬ jeˬ na-ahˇ paˇ mˇ-euˬ meh. Aˬ yawꞈ Yeˬhawˇbaˬ-euˬ ehˇ dawˬ maˬ paˇ naˇ haˬ ni, maˇ diˇ miˬ yehˇ maˬ ngeuˇ deuˬ-ahˇ uˬ duˬ tahˬ iˇ-euˬ meh. Aˬ jeˬ miˇ neh nga? Aˬ yawꞈ neh noeˬ tsehˆ-euˬ jeˬ Aˬmoˬ tsawˇ jeuˬ pyeuꞈ-eu aˬ yawꞈ-euˬ aˬ ma-euˬ nui noeˬ nga laˬ? (1 Sahˬpaˬ 14:21) Aˬ dui maˬ siˬ nya-a, ehˇ k’awꞈ Iˇsaˬleˬlaˆ tsawˇ haˬ deuˬ aˬ yawꞈ-euˬ maˬ muiˬ-eu jeˬ-ahˇ dzaw geuꞈ-eu meh. Teu miˇ neh, Yeˬhawˇbaˬ Iˇjiˇtuˆ-euˬ Sahˬ paˬ Shiˇshehˆ neh, Yuˇdaˆ miˇ k’ahˬ-ahˇ Leˬhawˇbamˬ neh tsoˆ ziꞈ taˬ-euˬ meuˬ yaw myaˬ meuˬ-ahˇ bi yuˇ geuꞈ-euˬ meh.—1 Sahˬpaˬ 14:22-24; 2 Laˬsaˬbaˬ 12:1-4.\nSahˬ paˬ Shiˇshehˆ Leˬhawˇbamˬ uˆ lahˇ luꞈ-eu Yeˬluˇsaˬlehˬ meuˬ-ahˇ deuˆ keuˆ laꞈ ngeh, gaˇ kawˆ deuˬ paˇ doeˇ dzehˬ laˇ-euˬ meh. Bawˇlawˇpeh Sheˬmaˇyaˬ Miˬyehˇ neh “Naw maꞈ ngaˬ-ahˇ byehˇ dzeh-euˬ meh. K’oeˇ miˇ neh, nymˬ-mˇ Shiˇshehˆ-euˬ laꞈ-ahˇ, naw maꞈ-ahˇ ngaˇ byehˇ dzeh nehˬ-eu ma lehˇ ehˇ-eu” dawˬ heu, Leˬhawˇbamˬ hawˇ-eu yaw huiˬ yaw mahˇ deuˬ-ahˇ tsaꞈ nehˬ le-euˬ meh. Leˬhawˇbamˬ dawˬ heu-ahˇ ya gaˬ ngeh aˬ joˆ-ehˇ g’eh-eu nga? Aˬ yawꞈ yaw muiˬ-ehˇ ha geuꞈ-euˬ meh. Jaˇliꞈ-ahˇ “Sahˬ paˬ hawˇ-eu aˬ yuiꞈ aˬ tsu k’oeˇ deuˬ, yawˬ ha neh mˇ-euˬ iˬ baˇ-ahˇ yawˬ ha noeˬ siˬ-awˇ, ‘Sahˬpaˬ Miˬyehˇ mˇ-eu tsaˬ meh lehˇ ehˇ-eu meh’ ” lehˇ ehˇ taˬ-euˬ meh. Teu miˇ neh, Yeˬhawˇbaˬ Leˬhawˇbamˬ-ahˇ caw ba nehˬ-awˇ Yeˬluˇsaˬlehˬ meuˬ maˬ ya bi laˆ cawˆ-aˬ.—2 Laˬsaˬbaˬ 12:5-7, 12.\nK’oeˇ gaˇ neh naˇ, Leˬhawˇbamˬ Yuˇdaˆ miˇ k’ahˬ-ahˇ paˇ uˆ lahˇ daˆ leꞈ-euˬ meh. Aˬ yawꞈ shiˇ-eu lehˇ g’eh ngeh, aˬ yawꞈ-euˬ aˬ li deuˬ-ahˇ myawˬ gahˬ g’awˬ mya ni biꞈ-euˬ meh. Aˬ yawꞈ teu loꞈ-ehˇ jahˇ-euˬ teu naˇ, aˬ yawꞈ-euˬ dah zaˇ sahˬ paˬ geuꞈ laˇ-eu aˬ yawꞈ-euˬ aˬ li Aˬbiˇyaˬ-ahˇ maˬ bi puiˬ-eu g’aˇ duˬ k’awꞈ pyeuꞈ nya meh. (2 Laˬsaˬbaˬ 11:21-23) Heu loꞈ-ehˇ mˇ-euˬ gaˇ haw ngeh, aˬ yawꞈ gaˇ hu zaˬ guˬ guˬ ngeh naˆ maˬ tseˇ, gahˇ dzehˬ laˇ-euˬ ngaˇ lehˇ siˬ laˇ-eu meh.\nLeˬhawˇbamˬ tsawˇ muiˬ nga laˬ, tsawˇ doeˇ nga laˬ\nLeˬhawˇbamˬ yaw muiˬ tiˬ jeˬ na mˇ yaꞈ-euˬ k’awꞈ, Jaˇliꞈ aˬ yawꞈ neh uˆ lahˇ-euˬ jeˬ-ahˇ “yaw haiˬ jeˬ tehꞈ-ehˇ mˇ-euˬ meh” lehˇ ehˇ taˬ-euˬ meh. Aˬ jeˬ miˇ neh nga? Aˬ jeˬ miˇ neh ehˇ naˇ, “Sahˬpaˬ Miˬyehˇ-euˬ nui k’ahˇ aˬ yawꞈ maˬ poˆ”-eu miˇ neh meh. Teu miˇ neh, Yeˬhawˇbaˬ aˬ yawꞈ-ahˇ maˬ ya leˇ-a.—2 Laˬsaˬbaˬ 12:14.\nLeˬhawˇbamˬ Yeˬhawˇbaˬ nehˬ-ehˇ Daˬbiˇ loꞈ-ehˇ maˬ g’oeˇ-a\nAˬ dui aˬ yawꞈ-euˬ gaˇ kawˆ-ahˇ neh aˬ jeˬ ya siˬ-euˬ nga? Leˬhawˇbamˬ Yeˬhawˇbaˬ-euˬ dawˬ tiˬ poˆ na naˇ haˬ-awˇ, zaˬ lahˇ deuˬ-ahˇ yaw muiˬ jeˬ mˇ nehˬ-euˬ k’awꞈ jaˆ meh. Ehˇ k’awꞈ, aˬ yawꞈ Miˬyehˇ nehˬ-ehˇ maˬ g’oeˇ-eu uˬ taꞈ, Miˬyehˇ nui k’ahˇ shiˇ ni maˇ diˇ mˇ mawꞈ-eu nui ma maˬ ahˇ-a. Teu miˇ neh, aˬ yawꞈ tsaˬ-eu jeˬ mˇ-eu byehˇ-awˇ, maˇ diˇ miˬ yehˇ maˬ ngeuˇ-eu deuˬ-ahˇ uˬ duˬ tahˬ iˇ-euˬ meh. Nawˇ heu loꞈ-ehˇ noeˬ nya meh. ‘Leˬhawˇbamˬ Yeˬhawˇbaˬ-euˬ ehˇ dawˬ-ahˇ ha geuꞈ ngeh, aˬ yawꞈ yawˬ ha-euˬ yaw lehˬ-ahˇ maˇ diˇ nui ma cawˆ-awˇ, Miˬyehˇ nui k’ahˇ shiˇ-eu jeˬ-ahˇ mˇ mawꞈ-eu miˇ neh ngaˇ laˬ? Maˬ ngeuˇ naˇ, aˬ cawˬ-euˬ dawˬ-ahˇ mˇ caw-euˬ nga laˬ?’ (2 Laˬsaˬbaˬ 11:3, 4; 12:6) Leˬhawˇbamˬ-euˬ dehꞈ ziˇ aˇ saˬ saˬ leˇ jawˬ-ehˇ maˬ muiˬ-eu jeˬ-ahˇ paˇ mˇ k’oꞈ iˇ-euˬ meh. Leˬhawˇbamˬ aˬ yawꞈ-euˬ aˬ bawˇ Sahˬpaˬ Daˬbiˇ-ahˇ tiˬ pawꞈ-iˬ maˬ duˇ-a. Daˬbiˇ naˇ yaw myaˬ poˆ laˆ lehˬ-euˬ k’awꞈ, maˇ diˇ noeˬ poˆ noeˬ paˇ k’oꞈ-euˬ meh. Daˬbiˇ-euˬ tiˬ ziˇ Yeˬhawˇbaˬ hawˇ-eu maˇ diˇ uˬ duˬ tahˬ-eu jeˬ-ahˇ gaˬ-euˬ meh.—1 Sahˬpaˬ 14:8; Ja ceuˬ 51:1, 17; 63:1.\nAˬ dui gaˇ kawˆ heu-ahˇ neh yaw myaˬ jeˬ ya siˬ-euˬ ma. Tsawˇ haˬ deuˬ yawˬ ha-euˬ nymˇ jiˇ-ahˇ ngehˬ g’eh-awˇ, aˬ cawˬ-euˬ g’aˇ duˬ yaw muiˬ jeˬ mˇ nehˬ gaˇ, ja ceuˬ paˬ-ehˇ g’eh-eu meh. Ehˇ k’awꞈ, Yeˬhawˇbaˬ nui k’ahˇ bi shiˇ-eu g’aˇ duˬ, aˬ dui aˬ yawꞈ ya leˇ-eu jeˬ-ehˇ uˬ duˬ ya tahˬ-awˇ, aˬ yawꞈ nehˬ-ehˇ jiˇ ya g’oeˇ-eu meh.\nAˬ dui teu loꞈ-ehˇ jahˇ nya-eu g’aˇ duˬ Yeˬhawˇbaˬ-ahˇ ya gaˬ dui dui-eu meh. Miˬ dzaˬ tsawˬ bu aˬ myah luꞈ bi nyehˆ-eu g’aˇ duˬ, miˬ dzaˬ ya dawˆ lahˬ-eu loꞈ-ehˇ, aˬ dui maˬ poˆ maˬ paˇ laˇ ni Yeˬhawˇbaˬ-ahˇ gaˬ-eu g’aˇ duˬ, aˬ myah luꞈ Jaˇliꞈ gui-awˇ, ya poˆ tseˇ-eu uˬ taꞈ, shaˇ noeˬ shaˇ sawˇ-awˇ, tiˬ k’ehˬ maˬ taˬ guiˬ lahˬ ya shaˇ-eu meh. (Ja ceuˬ 1:2; Loˇmaˆ 12:12) Nui gaˬ heu naˇ, Yeˬhawˇbaˬ nui k’ahˇ shiˇ-eu jeˬ dawˬ tawˆ luꞈ-ahˇ mˇ ni maˬ ehˇ, yawˬ ha-euˬ yaw lehˬ-ahˇ maˇ diˇ nui ma cawˆ ni maˬ ehˇ, Yeˬhawˇbaˬ-ahˇ iˬ baˇ shaˇ pyehˬ ni maˬ ehˇ, laˆ noeˬ nehˬ-eu meh. Toˆ-ehˇ naˇ, aˬ dui Leˬhawˇbamˬ loꞈ-ehˇ maˬ g’eh ni, maˇ diˇ uˬ duˬ tahˬ-eu jeˬ-ahˇ saˇ jaˇ ziꞈ daˆ leꞈ-eu meh.—Yuˇdaˆ 20, 21.\n^ Yaw zaˬ 9 Sawˇlaˬmoˬ saˇ jaˇ maˬ ziꞈ-eu miˇ neh, aˬ yawꞈ-euˬ miˇ k’ahˬ nyiˬ paˆ paˆ iˇ meh lehˇ Miˬyehˇ ehˇ taˬ-euˬ meh.—1 Sahˬpaˬ 11:31.\n“Ngaˬ-euˬ Miˇk’ahˬ-aˬ, miˇ tsaˬ heu-ahˇ taꞈ-eu jeˬ maˬ ngeuˇ”\nAˬ dui Yeˬhawˇbaˬ hawˇ-eu Yeˬsuˇ nui ma tiˬ siˬ tehꞈ-ehˇ taˬ-eu loꞈ-ehˇ ya taˬ\nMiˬyehˇ-euˬ zahˇ dawˬ hawˇ-eu Jaˇliꞈ zahˇ neh, nawˬ-euˬ siˬ nya-eu nui ma-ahˇ bi dzaw\nYeˬhawˇbaˬ-ahˇ ja ceuˬ-eu g’aˇ duˬ, “naw maꞈ-euˬ yaw shehꞈ yaw k’aˆ-ehˇ bi bya”\nNui saˇ oꞈ-eu jeˬ, Aˬ dui aˬ joˆ-ehˇ poˆ mawˇ nya-eu nga?\nText Publication download options Loꞈ-eu nymˇgoˇ (Dzaw ngeh zmˬ-eu dmˬ) Koꞈ siˬ ba la 2018\nKoꞈ siˬ ba la 2018\nLoꞈ-eu nymˇgoˇ (Dzaw ngeh zmˬ-eu dmˬ) Koꞈ siˬ ba la 2018


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Yaw muiˬ paw hawˇ-eu g’aˬ ahˇ leˇ-eu jeˬ-ehˇ ngehˬ | Gui-eu jeˬ & Mehˬ-eu jeˬ\nDzaw deuˆ 16\nYaw muiˬ paw hawˇ-eu g’aˬ ahˇ leˇ-eu jeˬ-ehˇ ngehˬ\nAˇ yeˇ huiˬ-eu jeˬ: Naˇ haˬ luꞈ-eu deuˬ-ahˇ g’aˬ biꞈ-awˇ, shaˬ zahˬ gaˇ kawˆ deuˬ-ahˇ aˬ joˆ-ehˇ laˆ piˇ nya nga lehˇ ngehˬ.\nNaˇ haˬ luꞈ-eu deuˬ-ahˇ yaw muiˬ paw dzeˇ haw. Aˬ dui-euˬ mehˇ nmˇ deuˬ Yeˬhawˇbaˬ nui kahˇ shiˇ ni mˇ mawꞈ meh lehˇ jah ziꞈ. Nui noeˬ nui duˇ ya biꞈ k’awꞈ, aˬ yawꞈ maꞈ-euˬ yaw muiˬ jeˬ-ahˇ k’aˇ g’eh nya gaˇ neh nui ma keuˆ-eu laꞈ k’oeˇ jeˬ hu ja ceuˬ nehˬ.\nAˬ dui mehˬ-eu dawˬ, nui pehˇ laꞈ k’oeˇ neh maˬ ngeuˇ-eu, nui gaˬ laꞈ k’oeˇ neh doˆ laˇ-euˬ jeˬ ya bi pyeuꞈ. Aˬ dui naˇ haˬ luꞈ-eu deuˬ-ahˇ gaˬ ngaˇ-a lehˇ bi siˬ-eu g’aˇ duˬ maˬ ehˇ, aˬ yawꞈ maꞈ nui ma taˬ nya ngaˇ-a lehˇ bi siˬ-eu g’aˇ duˬ maˬ ehˇ, lmˇ boˬ ni uiˇ cawˬ nehˬ.\nMaˬ muiˬ paw dzeˇ yaw k’aˆ-ehˇ taˬ ngehˬ. Maˬ muiˬ-eu gaˇ kawˆ-ahˇ ya ngehˬ keuˆ ngeh, maˇ diˇ loˬ gaˇ tehꞈ-ehˇ ngehˬ. Gaˇ kawˆ myaˬ tiˬ paˆ yaw muiˬ paw dzeˇ tehꞈ-ehˇ ngehˬ-eu jeˬ ya bi pyeuꞈ.\nJaˇliꞈ-ahˇ gaˇ dahˇ tsoeˬ leˇ ni zmˬ. Yeˬhawˇbaˬ neh tsawˇ haˬ zaˬ-euˬ g’aˇ duˬ, mˇ dzeuˇ yaꞈ-euˬ jeˬ-ahˇ maˬ ehˇ, mˇ luꞈ-eu jeˬ-ahˇ maˬ ehˇ, mˇ-eu lehˇ g’eh-eu jeˬ-ahˇ maˬ ehˇ, yaw k’aˆ-ehˇ ngehˬ keuˆ. Naˇ haˬ luꞈ-eu deuˬ-ahˇ nui k’aˬ ahˇ-awˇ noeˬ tmˬ-eu jeˬ jaˆ ni caw ba nehˬ.\nTsaꞈ gaˬ iˇ ngeh\nAˬ dui neh mawˇ-euˬ deuˬ, mehˇ nmˇ pyeuꞈ laˇ-eu lehˇ maˬ ehˇ nya-a lehˇ ya noeˬ tsoˆ taˬ.\nGui-eu jeˬ hawˇ-eu Mehˬ-eu jeˬ—Yaw muiˬ paw hawˇ-eu g’aˬ ahˇ leˇ-eu jeˬ-ehˇ ngehˬ


Dawˬ caˇ 100—Aˬ yawꞈ maꞈ-ahˇ nui ma keuˆ-awˇ ha geuꞈ | Ka li zaˬ-euˬ dawˬ caˇ\nREAD IN Abkhaz Acholi Afrikaans Akha Albanian Altai American Sign Language Amharic Arabic Armenian Aukan Aymara Azerbaijani Azerbaijani (Cyrillic) Baoule Bashkir Bassa (Cameroon) Batak (Karo) Batak (Simalungun) Batak (Toba) Belize Kriol Biak Bicol Bislama Boulou Bulgarian Cambodian Catalan Cebuano Chichewa Chin (Hakha) Chinese Cantonese (Simplified) Chinese Cantonese (Traditional) Chinese Mandarin (Simplified) Chinese Mandarin (Traditional) Chitonga Chitonga (Malawi) Chitumbuka Chiyao Chokwe Chol Chuvash Cibemba Cinyanja Croatian Damara Dangme Danish Dayak Ngaju Douala Drehu Dutch Edo Efik English Esan Estonian Ewe Faroese Fijian Finnish Fon French Fulfulde (Cameroon) Ga Georgian German Ghomálá’ Gokana Greek Guarani Gun Haitian Creole Hausa Herero Hiligaynon Hiri Motu Hungarian Iban Icelandic Igbo Iloko Indonesian Isoko Italian Japanese Javanese Kabiye Kachin Karen (S'gaw) Kazakh Khana Kikamba Kikaonde Kikongo Kikuyu Kiluba Kimbundu Kinyarwanda Kirghiz Kiribati Kirundi Kisi Kisonge Kongo Korean Kosraean Krio Kurdish Kurmanji (Caucasus) Kwangali Kwanyama Lahu Laotian Latvian Lhukonzo Lingala Lithuanian Lomwe Luganda Lunda Luo Luvale Macedonian Macua Malagasy Malay Malayalam Maltese Mam Mambwe-Lungu Mapudungun Marshallese Mauritian Creole Maya Mazatec (Huautla) Medumba Mingrelian Mixe (North Central) Mixtec (Guerrero) Moore Myanmar Nahuatl (Central) Nahuatl (Guerrero) Nahuatl (Huasteca) Nahuatl (Northern Puebla) Ndau Ndebele Ndebele (Zimbabwe) Nepali Ngabere Ngangela Ngiemboon Nias Nigerian Pidgin Norwegian Nyaneka Nyungwe Nzema Oromo Ossetian Otetela Palauan Pangasinan Papiamento (Curaçao) Persian Pidgin (Cameroon) Pidgin (West Africa) Polish Ponapean Portuguese Portuguese (Portugal) Quechua (Ancash) Quechua (Ayacucho) Quechua (Bolivia) Quechua (Cuzco) Quichua (Chimborazo) Quichua (Imbabura) Rarotongan Romanian Romany (Macedonia) Cyrillic Ronga Runyankore Russian Samoan Sangir Sango Saramaccan Sena Sepedi Serbian (Cyrillic) Serbian (Roman) Sesotho (Lesotho) Sesotho (South Africa) Setswana Seychelles Creole Shona Sidama Silozi Sinhala Slovenian Solomon Islands Pidgin Spanish Sranantongo Sunda Swahili Swedish Tagalog Tahitian Tarascan Tatar Telugu Thai Tigrinya Tiv Tojolabal Tok Pisin Totonac Tshiluba Tshwa Tsonga Turkish Tuvaluan Twi Ukrainian Umbundu Urhobo Uruund Venda Vietnamese Wallisian Wayuunaiki Welsh Wolaita Xhosa Yapese Yoruba Zapotec (Isthmus) Zulu\nAˬ yawꞈ maꞈ-ahˇ nui ma keuˆ-awˇ ha geuꞈ\n1. Yeˬhawˇbaˬ maˇ maˇ ni ha geuꞈ jeˬ mˇ mawˇ.\nAˬ yawꞈ yawˬ g’aˬ na ahˇ tiˬ kawˆ loꞈ-ehˇ haw piˇ.\nTsawˇ muiˬ tsawˇ doeˇ k’oeˇ taˆ uˬ yehˇ uˬ tsaˇ ahˇ biꞈ.\nAˬ dui loˬ dzaˬ dawˇ deuˬ biꞈ laꞈ meh.\nAˬ dui shaˬ zahˬ mˇ deuˬ-ahˇ g’awˬ shaˬ gaˬ nehˬ naˇ,\nYeˬhawˇbaˬ Miˬyehˇ ahˇ dzaw geuꞈ jeˬ pyeuꞈ meh.\nDui nui ma laꞈ k’oeˇ neh g’awˬ shaˬ gaˬ mˇ mawˇ naˇ,\nmˬ taˆ Aˬda aˬ dui-ahˇ biꞈ k’oꞈ meh.\n2. Aˬ dui shaˬ eu tsawˇ haˬ-ahˇ ngehˬ g’eh nehˬ ngeh jawˇ,\naˬ dui maˬ siˬ nya a aˬ jeˬ pyeuꞈ laˇ lehˇ.\nLaꞈ k’aˬ tiˬ cehˇ mˇ nehˬ yawꞈ maꞈ-ahˇ maˬ siˬ nya k’awꞈ.\nAˬ yawꞈ maꞈ loˬ eu jeˬ caw ba nehˬ.\nLu diˇ loꞈ-ehˇ aˬ dui maꞈ ‘Iˇ kahˇ-ahˇ yaꞈ laˇ’ kuˇ.\nIˇ kahˇ-ahˇ daˬ yah daˆ laˇ nui saˇ oꞈ jeˬ mawˇ.\nAˬ dui mˬ taˆ Aˬda aˬ yawꞈ g’awˬ shaˬ gaˬ jeˬ-ahˇ,\nshaˇ poˆ luꞈ eu tsawˇ haˬ-ahˇ yawꞈ siˬ nya.\n(K’ehˇ. 16:14, 15; Maˆ. 12:13; 1 Tiˆ. 3:2; Heˬ. 13:2; 1 Beˬ. 4:9-ahˇ haw.)\nAˬ yawꞈ maꞈ-ahˇ nui ma keuˆ-awˇ ha geuꞈ (Dawˬ caˇ 100)