Amos 7
1 This is what the Lord God showed me. I saw that he was preparing a swarm of locusts just when the spring crops began to grow. (Spring crops begin to grow right after the time when the king's hay is cut.)
Hagi Hankavenentake Ra Anumzamo'a mago ava'nagnaza naveri higena koana, ama mopafima huzmante'nige'za e'nagu Agra kenutamina kevure kevure retrotra huzmante'ne. Hagi ana kenutamima e'nazana kini ne'mo'ma hozama hamaretenigeno, kasefa'ma revu huno hagenia knare egahaze.
2 And so when the locusts finished eating every green plant in the fields, I pleaded with the Lord God, “Please forgive your people! How can the descendants of Jacob survive? They are so weak.”
Hagi ana ava'na gnazama kofina kenumo'za mikozana ne'za eri vaganerazage'na nege'na, amanage hu'na hu'noe, Hankavenentake Ra Anumzamoka muse hugantoanki kumitia atrerantenka tagu'vazio. Anama osnanketa Israeli vahera osi'a vahe mani'nonankita omanita vagaregahune.
3 So the Lord changed his mind. “It won't happen,” said the Lord.
Hagi Ra Anumzamo'a antahi'zama'a rukrahe nehuno, retro'ma hu'noa zana osugahue huno hu'ne.
4 This is what the Lord God showed me. I saw that the Lord God was calling for a judgment of fire. The fire burned up the depths of the sea and destroyed the farmland.
Hagi Hankavenentake Ra Anumzamo'a ete mago'ane mago ava'nagnaza naveri hu'ne. Hagi nagra koana, Agra vahe'a tevereti zamahe hana hunaku teve retro hunte'nege'na ke'noe. Hagi ana tevemo'a hagerina teno eri vaganereno, hozama ante mopanena tevagare'ne.
5 I pleaded with the Lord God, “Please stop! How can the descendants of Jacob survive? They are so weak.”
Anante nagra hu'na, Hanavenentake Ra Anumzamoka muse hugantoanki tevea atregeno omeno. Tagra Israeli vahera osi'a vahe mani'nonkeno, hanavetia omaneneanki tataro hu'na hu'noe.
6 So the Lord changed his mind. “This too won't happen,” said the Lord.
Anage hugeno Ra Anumzamo'a antahintahi'a rukrahe nehuno, anara osugahue huno hu'ne.
7 This is what he showed me. I saw the Lord was standing beside a wall that had been built with a plumb line. He was holding a plumb line in his hand.
Anantera ete mago'ane Ra Anumzamo'a ava'nagnaza naveri hige'na koana, noma eri fatgoma nehaza nofi'ma aenima rente'naza nofi (plumb line) Ra Anumzamo'a azampina eri'neno, ana nofiteti'ma ante'za nege'za hu'naza kegina tava'onte oti'neno ana keginamo'ma fatgoma hu'nenigu anteno ke'ne.
8 And the Lord asked me, “Amos, what do you see?” I replied, “A plumb line.” And the Lord God said, “I am placing a plumb line in the midst of my people Israel. I won't ignore their sins anymore.
Hagi Agra amanage huno nantahige'ne, Amosiga na'a negane? Hige'na nagra kenona hu'na, Nomofo mesarimima nehaza nofire hugeno, Ra Anumzamo'a keno'a hunanteno, Nagra vaheni'a amanahukna hu'na mesarimi hu'na ante fatgo hu'na koankina, zamagra fatgoa osu'nazagu kumizmia atre ozmantegahue hu'ne.
9 The high places of the descendents of Isaac will be torn down, and the holy places of Israel will be destroyed. Sword in hand, I will rise up against the house of Jeroboam.”
Hagi Aisaki negeho'zama agonaramimpima havi anumzante'ma mono'ma hunentaza kumatamina eme eri haviza nehu'za, Israeli vahe'mo'zama havi anumzante'ma mono nehaza nonena eri haviza hugahaze. Hagi kini ne' Jeroboamune vahe'anena bainati kazinteti zamahegahaze.
10 Then Amaziah, priest of Bethel, sent a message to Jeroboam, king of Israel, saying, “Amos is plotting against you among the people of Israel. What he's saying is unbearable!
Hagi Beteli kumateti pristi ne' Amazia'a amanage huno Israeli kini ne' Jeroboamuntega kea atrenteno, Amosi'a Israeli vahe amunompi manineno kagrira kahenagenka frigahane huno kasnampa kea nehie. Ana higu tagra agri kea ontahigahune. Na'ankure agra mopatimo'ma havizama hania kege nehie.
11 For he's saying Jeroboam will be killed by the sword, and the people will be taken away from their land into exile.”
Hagi Amosia huno, Jeroboamuna ahenefri'za Israeli vahera ama mopafintira zamavare'za ru moparega kina ome huzmantegahaze huno nehie.
12 Amaziah said to Amos, “Go away prophet! Run away to the land of Judah. Go and prophesy there to earn your bread.
Hagi Amazia'a amanage huno Amosina asami'ne, amafina kasnampa kea osunka atrenka Juda kaziga umani'nenka anantega kasnampa kea nehuge'za zagoa kamiho!
13 But don't ever prophesy again at Bethel, for this is where the king worships, the national Temple.”
Hagi ama kini ne' Jeroboamu'ma mono nehia kuma megeno, maka Israeli vahe'mo'zama mono'ma nehaza kuma amafina me'negu, kagra mago'anena ama Beteli kumapina kasnampa kea eme osuo.
14 But Amos replied, “I'm not a trained prophet, or the son of a prophet. I was just a shepherd, and also took care of fig trees.
Hige'na nagra Amosi'na kenona hunte'na, nagra kasnampa vahera omani'na, kasnampa eri'zama eri'zana rempi hu'na ontahi'noanki, nagra sipisipi kegava nehu'na fiki zafane kegava nehua ne' mani'noe.
15 The Lord took me from following my flock, and the Lord told me, ‘Go, and give my message to my people of Israel.’”
Hianagi Ra Anumzamo'a ana sipisipima kegava nehua eri'zampintira nagi huno amanage hu'ne, Vunka Israeli vaheni'a kasnampa kea ome zamasamio huno hunante'ne.
16 So now hear what the Lord is telling you: You say, “Don't prophesy against Israel, and don't preach against the descendants of Isaac.”
Hagi Ra Anumzamo'ma hiankea kagra antahio, kagra hunka, Israeli vahepina kasnampa kea eme nosunka, Aisaki agehe'ina zamazeri haviza hugahaze nanekea eme osuo nehane.
17 But this is what the Lord says: Your wife will become a prostitute in the city; your sons and daughters will be killed by the sword. Your land will be measured and divided up, and you yourself will die in a foreign land. The people of Israel will definitely be taken from the land and go into exile.
Hianagi Ra Anumzamo'a amanage huno Amaziagagura hianki antahio, A'kamo'a ama rankumapi savri huno monkote huno vano hanigeno, bainati kazinteti ne'mofaka'a zamahe fri vaganere'za mopaka'a refko huza eri vagaregahaze. Ana hanagenka kagra rurega vahe mopafi ufrigahane. Hagi Israeli vahe'mo'za mopazmia atre'za rurega kina ome hu'za mani'neza anantega frigahaze.
