Pó-lò
Pó-lò (保羅, 3-ngièn — 67-ngièn; Hî-lia̍p-ngî: Παῦλος, Lâ-tên-ngî: Paulus[1]), he Sṳ̀n só kién-sién, chiong fuk-yîm chhòn-pûn ngoi-pâng-ngìn ke sṳ́-thù, ya-phî Li̍t-sṳ́-ho̍k-kâ kûng-ngin he tui-yî chó-khì Kau-fi fat-chán kung-hien chui-thai ke sṳ́-thù. Kí yit-sên chûng chṳ-séu chin-hàng liáu sâm-chhṳ chhòng-khì ke siên-kau chṳ̂ lî-chhàng, chiuk chiak-phiên chṳ Séu-â-se-â, Hî-lia̍p, Yi-thai-li kok-thi,chhai ngoi-pâng-ngìn chûng kien-li̍p kau-fi, yáng-hióng chhṳ̂m-yén.
Pó-lò he Â-pak-lâ-hón ke heu-yí, su̍k-yî Phien-ngâ-mén kî-phai ke Yî-set-lie̍t-ngìn, he chhut-sên chhai koet-ngoi ke Yù-thai khièu-mìn, kí-ke kâ chhai Kî-li-kâ-sén ke Thai-su-sàng, liá thi-fông he tông-sṳ̀ Lò-mâ Ti-koet ke chú-yeu ho̍k-su̍t chûng-sîm chṳ̂-yit. Pó-lò ngièn-lòi ke miàng-sṳ he chhṳ̂n-fû Só-lò, yi-sṳ chhiu-he "khiù-mun" , yîn-vi chhut-sên chhai Lò-mâ Ti-koet ke chhṳ̍t-su̍k liâng-thi, kîn-kí chhut-sên-thi koet-si̍t ngièn-chet, khí-yû Lò-mâ Kûng-mìn ke sṳ̂n-fun. Pó-lò ke fu-chhîn he Fap-li-soi-ngìn, kí chóng-thai heu yu-to Yâ-lu-sat-lâng chhut-miàng ke ho̍k-chá Kâ-mâ-lie̍t mùn-hâ ho̍k-si̍p, só-yî kí chhiùng-séu su Fap-li-soi kau-mùn ke hiûn-thò, pin chiap-su-ko ngiàm-kiet ke li̍t-fap Kau-yuk. Pó-lò tui Khiu-yok Sṳn-kîn, Hî-lia̍p-vùn lâu Chet-ho̍k tû-yû chhṳ̂m-ngi̍p ke ngiên-kiu, tui kí heu-lòi sṳn-kûng lâu yû chṳ̂n-thai ke pông-chhu.
Chhâm-kháu
phiên-siá- ↑ Bauer Lexicon; Bibleverse Acts 13:9, from "The New Testament of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ: According to the Received Greek Text" (University Press, Cambridge 1876)