Mark 3:1-6 in Mexican Sign Language

Following is the translation of Mark 3:1-6 into Mexican Sign Language with back-translations into Spanish and English underneath:


© La Biblia en LSM / La Palabra de Dios

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Después Jesús otra vez fue al templo, y allá había un hombre enfermo, con un mano deforme.

Jesús lo miró y los Fariseos lo vieron y pensaron: Es el día de descanso, si Jesús lo sana lo podemos acusar.

Mientras estaban viendo, Jesús (dijo al hombre): “Ven, hombre, parate para que ellos lo vean.” El hombre con el mano deforme se paró y se acercó a él.

Jesus dijo: “Hoy es el sábado, debemos descansar. ¿Podemos matar o salvar una vida, cuál? ¿Qué piensan? Diganme.

¿Piensan uds que Dios da permiso que hagamos bien o que hagamos mal? ¿Cuál? Diganme.”

Todas las personas no dieron ninguna respuesta, estaban callados, no dijeron nada.

Jesús los miraba y adentro se enojó porque los corazones de la gente estaban negros, se sintió muy triste.

Dijo: “Tu puedes extender tu mano deforme, adelante.” El hombre extendió su mano deforme y podía mover sus dedos, fue sanado.

Los fariseos se paraban uno por uno y salían caminando y se alejaron en un grupo, y miraron alrededor unos judíos que siempre daban soporte al Rey Herodes Antipas (los herodianos): ¡bien! Y junto dialogaban cómo podían matar a Jesús.


Afterwards Jesus again went to the religious building and there was a man who was ill, with a deformed hand.

Jesus looked at him and the Pharisees saw it and thought: It’s the day of rest, if Jesus heals him we can accuse him.

As they were watching, Jesus looked (and said to the man): “Come here, man, get up so that they see it.” The man with the deformed hand got up and went up to him.

Jesus said: “Today is Saturday and we have to rest. Can we kill or save a life, which? What do you think? Tell me.

“Do you think that God gives us permission to do good or to do bad, which? Tell me.”

All the people did not answer anything, they were silent and did not say anything.

Jesus looked at them and he got angry inside because the hearts of the people were black, he felt very sad.

He said: “You can stretch out your deformed hand, go ahead.” The man stretched out his deformed hand and could move his fingers, he was healed.

The Pharisees got up one by one and walked out, and they left as a group, and they looked and saw around them some Jews who always were in support of King Herod Antipas (the Herodians): good! And they discussed together how they could kill Jesus.

Source: La Biblia en LSM / La Palabra de Dios

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