u/GeneralAnubis posted the interpretation and “Star Wars” followers ought to give this individual props. I’ve translated carvings in Aurebesh earlier than, however Mando’a is one I’ve by no means tried. Even with an alphabet accessible on a website on-line, you’d should know the symbols. The Redditor even found out the place the bit was from with out the whole textual content translation. It’s apparently a part of Exodus 10:5-6. The components that had been translatable had been bolded. Here’s what it says:
“And so they shall cowl the face of the earth, that one can’t be capable of see the earth: they usually shall eat the residue of that which is escaped, which remaineth unto you from the hail, and shall eat each tree which groweth for you out of the sphere:
And so they shall fill thy homes, and the homes of all thy servants, and the homes of all of the Egyptians; which neither thy fathers, nor thy fathers’ fathers have seen, for the reason that day that they had been upon the earth unto this present day. And he turned himself, and went out from Pharaoh.”
That is a part of the Bible textual content that discusses a plague of locusts in Egypt, coming right down to eat every thing and lay the earth naked. There have been many themes within the Star Wars universe that cross over with faith, from the teachings of the Jedi and Sith being known as an “historical faith” in “A New Hope” to the Mandalorian cult that Din belongs to. Nonetheless, it has at all times appeared to me that the teachings of the Jedi had been nearer to some Japanese religions. Christianity would not typically stick out to me (or the creator of the Yahoo! article) as one which Star Wars leans on. Your mileage could range on that.