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- 1 naD joH'a', vaD 'oH ghaH QaQ Daq bom praises Daq maj joH'a'; vaD 'oH ghaH bel je fitting Daq naD ghaH.
- 2 joH'a' builds Dung Jerusalem. ghaH gathers tay' the outcasts vo' Israel.
- 3 ghaH heals the ghorta' Daq tIq, je binds Dung chaj QIDpu'ghachmey.
- 4 ghaH counts the mI' vo' the stars. ghaH calls chaH Hoch Sum chaj pongmey.
- 5 Dun ghaH maj joH, je HoS Daq HoS. Daj yajtaHghach ghaH infinite.
- 6 joH'a' upholds the humble. ghaH brings the mIgh bIng Daq the yav.
- 7 bom Daq joH'a' tlhej tlho'taHghach. bom praises Daq the harp Daq maj joH'a',
- 8 'Iv covers the sky tlhej clouds, 'Iv prepares rain vaD the tera', 'Iv chen grass grow Daq the Hudmey.
- 9 ghaH provides Soj vaD the livestock, je vaD the Qup ravens ghorgh chaH ja'.
- 10 ghaH ta'be' tIv Daq the HoS vo' the horse. ghaH takes ghobe' pleasure Daq the legs vo' a loD.
- 11 joH'a' takes pleasure Daq chaH 'Iv taHvIp ghaH, Daq chaH 'Iv tul Daq Daj muSHa'taH pung.
- 12 naD joH'a', Jerusalem! naD lIj joH'a', Zion!
- 13 vaD ghaH ghajtaH strengthened the bars vo' lIj lojmItmey. ghaH ghajtaH ghurtaH lIj puqpu' within SoH.
- 14 ghaH chen roj Daq lIj veHmey. ghaH fills SoH tlhej the finest vo' the wheat.
- 15 ghaH sends pa' Daj ra'ta'ghach mu' Daq the tera'. Daj mu' qettaH very swiftly.
- 16 ghaH nob chuchHommey rur wool, je scatters frost rur ashes.
- 17 ghaH hurls bIng Daj hail rur pebbles. 'Iv laH Qam qaSpa' Daj cold?
- 18 ghaH sends pa' Daj mu', je melts chaH. ghaH causes Daj SuS Daq blow, je the bIQmey flow.
- 19 ghaH shows Daj mu' Daq Jacob; Daj chutmey je Daj chutmey Daq Israel.
- 20 ghaH ghajtaH ghobe' ta'pu' vam vaD just vay' Hatlh. chaH yImev Sov Daj chutmey. naD joH'a'!
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Klingon Language Version of the World English Bible (klv - 2.2)
2006-10-25(tlh)
Hegh tI, 'ej ngab tI naH,
'ach reH taHtaH joH'a'ma' mu'
The grass withers, the flower fades;
but the word of our God stands forever. Isaiah 40:8
A project of the Universal Translator Assistant Project (http://www.mrklingon.org) the Klingon Language Version is an experimental relexification of the WEB. It is not properly a translation, but a demonstration of what a tlhIngan Hol (Klingon Language) Bible would look like.
Joel Peter Anderson
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