ルカ書21より
宗教歌曲第1番 「貧しき寡婦の施しは」
作詞 Sillyana
作曲 Sillyana
神に栄光を捧げよう 家に何ひとつ余分な物はない |
Let's give glory to God. The extra thing has nothing in my house. |
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でも、神様の恵みで つつがなく暮らしていられる |
But it is a blessing of God, I can live safely. |
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今日一日食べなくても困らない 欲しい物もあるが先伸ばしにしよう |
I am not troubled today even if I do not eat all day long. There is the thing which I want, but let's do it to grow a point. |
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たったひとりの息子はつつがなく育っております 家事を手伝ってくれる良い息子です |
Only one son is brought up safely. He is a good son helping with housework. |
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つらいだろうと ひとなみに小遣いを与えると |
When it will be hard, When I give pocket money like a person, |
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自分の為には使わず わたしの為に髪飾りを買ってくれました |
He does not use it for himself. He bought a hair ornament for me. |
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それは私の宝物です |
It's my treasure. |
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小さな子供の贈り物が嬉しいように 神も貧しい私の施しを拒みますまい |
The present of the small child is glad. God will not refuse my poor almsgiving. |
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神殿はいつも花や宝石で飾られ 旦那方が施しをします |
The shrine as for when a flower is gemmed, Sir, a person does almsgiving. |
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だから、私は何もしなくて良いように思います |
Therefore I think that I do not need to do anything. |
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でも、小さな子の思いがこんなに嬉しいのですから 神も私の振る舞いに微笑んで下さるでしょう |
But because the thought of the small child is so nice. God will smile for my behavior, too. |
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人はみな神の子供ですから |
All the people are Son of God. |
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人がばらばらならば、 荒野の獣と変わらない |
If people are scattered, it is the same as the beast of the heath. |
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人には導き手がある それは神 |
A person has a guidance hand. It is God. |
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人はみな神の子供 |
All the people are Son of God. |
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神の栄光を称える火が絶えませんように |
So that fire to praise glory of God does not die out. |
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神がつねに人を思うように 人が神を思うのは当然のこと |
So that God always thinks of people, It that a person thinks of God is a matter of course. |
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イエス、眼を上げて、 金持ちが神殿に捧げ物をするのを見た。 |
And he looked up, and saw the rich men that were casting their gifts into the treasury. |
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また、 貧しい寡婦がレプタ二つを入れるのを見て言った。 |
And he saw a certain poor widow casting in thither two mites. |
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「聞け、あの貧しい寡婦は誰よりも多く入れた。 ほかの人はあり余る中から金を入れたが、 あの婦人は乏しい中から、有り金ぜんぶを入れた」 ルカ21より |
And he said, Of a truth I say unto you, This poor widow cast in more than they all: for all these did of their superfluity cast in unto the gifts; but she of her want did cast in all the living that she had. |