Job 12
1 Job replied,
Anage higeno Jopu'a amanage huno Sofarina kenona hunte'ne,
2 “You really think you're special people, don't you? Obviously when you die, wisdom will die with you!
Tamagrama antahi'zana tamagrake maka zana antahita keta hu'nazankino frisageno'a, knare antahi'zamo'a fanane hugahie huta nehaze.
3 But I too have insights, and you're no better than me. Doesn't everyone know the things you've said?
Hianagi nagra'enena kagrama hanaza hu'na ama' antahi'zane vahe mani'noe. Iza kagri negi vahera mani'neno, kagrama hanana nanekea nontahie?
4 But my friends laugh at me because I called on God and he answered me: the innocent man who does right has become an object of derision.
Nagra fatgo vahe mani'nena Anumzamofontega nunamuna nehugeno nunamuni'a antahinenamia vahe mani'noanagi ronenimota hunanteta nagiza neraze.
5 People who are comfortable have contempt for those who are in trouble, ready to push over those who are already slipping.
Hagi knare'ma hu'zama nemaniza, knazampima mani'naza vahera huhaviza huzmante'za, kiza nere'za tanafa'ma haza vahera zamaretufenetraze.
6 Robbers live in peace, and those who make God angry live in safety, trusting their own strength as their ‘god.’
Hianagi kumzafa vahe'ene Anumzamofoma amage'ma nontaza vahe'mo'za fru hu'za nemani'za, zamagra'a hanavegu antahizageno anumzazmi asenezmanteanagi Anumzamofo Hihamu hanavefi nemanize.
7 But if you ask the animals they will teach you, the birds in the sky will tell you;
Hianagi afi zagagafa zmantahigege'za rempi hunegaminagenka, anami kankamumpima hare'za vanoma nehaza namaramina zmantahigege'za kasamiho.
8 ask the earth and it will teach you, and the fishes in the sea will tell you.
Huge mopamofo antahigegeno rempi hunegamina, atregeno hagerimpi nozamemo'za kasmiho.
9 Which of all these doesn't know that the Lord has done this?
Na'ankure nagritegama maka hazenkezama neiana, Anumzamo atregeno neie hu'za ana zagaramimo'za ke'za antahi'za hu'naze.
10 He gives life to every living thing, life to all humankind.
Na'ankure mika zagagafamofo asimura Anumzamofo azampi megeno, mika vahe'mofo asimu'mo'enena Agri azampinke me'ne.
11 The ear distinguishes words just like the palate distinguishes foods.
Hagi ne'zama neneno'ma haga'ama antahiaza huta tagra'a tagesafinti kea nentahita, kea refko huta nentahune.
12 Wisdom to distinguish belongs to the old, and the ability to rightly discriminate belongs to those with long experience.
Ranra vahepi knare antahi'zana megeno, antahi ama'ma hu' antahi'zana ozafanafafi me'ne.
13 God has wisdom and power, counsel and understanding belong to him.
Hianagi knare antahi'zane hihamunena Anumzamofompi me'negeno Agripinke knare antahi'zane, antahi ama'mahu antahi'zanena me'ne.
14 If he tears something down, nobody can rebuild it. If he imprisons someone, nobody can free them.
Anumzamo'ma eri haviza hu'nesia zana mago vahe'mo'a eri so'e hugara osu'ne. Hagi Agrama kinama huntesia vahera mago'mo'a kinafintira katufetregara osu'ne.
15 If God holds back the waters, everything dries up; if he releases the waters, the earth floods.
Anumzamo'ma ko'ma neriazama azerinigeno'a, mopamo'a hagage koka megahie. Hagi Agrama tima azerinenireti'ma atresanigeno'a ti hageno mopa refitegahie.
16 He is mighty and victorious; both deceivers and those deceived are subject to him.
Hagi hihamune knare antahi'zanena Agripi me'neankino, vahe'ma revatgama nehia vahe'ene, anama rezmavatgama nehaza vahe'mo'zanena Agri hanavefi mani'naze.
17 He leads counselors away stripped of their wisdom, he makes judges into fools.
Hagi knare antahi'zama vahe'ma nezmiza vahera knare antahi'zazmia erihana nehuno, keagama refkoma nehaza vahera, zamazeri neginagi vahe kna nehie.
18 He removes the chains of office from kings and makes them wear loincloths.
Hagi Agra kini vahe'mokizmia kini kukena'zmia hateno zamafafafi rugagi zmantege'za, kazokzo eri'za vahe kna nehaze.
19 He leads priests away stripped of their religious garments, he overthrows the powerful.
Hagi Agra pristi vahera kukenazmia hatege'za amne vahekna nehazageno, za'za knama kvama mani'za e'naza kva vahe'tmina knare antahizazamia eri netrege'za amne vahekna nehaze.
20 He takes away the advice of trusted advisors, he removes the discernment of the elders.
Hagi vahe'mo'zama antahinezmizage'za knare antahi'zama nezmiza vahe'mokizmi zamagira Agra ru hamunenkino, ranra vahe'mokizmi knare antahi'zana erinetre.
21 He pours scorn upon princes and takes away power from the strong.
Hagi Agra ugagota kva vahetmina zamazeri zamagaze nehuno, hankave vahe'mokizmi ha'zana zamazampintira eri hanarenetre.
22 He reveals what is hidden in darkness, and brings into the light the shadow of death.
Hagi Agra hanimpima framaki'nea zana eri ama nehuno, hanintirima hu'nea zana remsa higeno rumsa huvaganere.
23 He makes nations great and he destroys them; he expands nations and ruins them.
Hagi Agra vahetamina zamazeri ra hige'za kumara ante'za rama'a vahe fore hutazageno, ete zamahe fanane nehie. Hagi Agra vahera zamazeri ra hige'za, rama'a fore hutazageno, ete zamazeri osira nehie.
24 He removes the understanding of rulers and makes them wander in the wilderness.
Hanki Agra kini vahe'mokizmi antahintahia zamazeri savri hige'za, kana omne ka'ma kokampina neginagi hu'za hazagre'za vano nehaze.
25 They grope around in the dark without a light. He makes them stagger like drunk people.
Hagi ana'ma hige'za hanimpi eri'eri hu'za vano nehaze. Ana nehu'za aka tima nenea vahe'mo'zama nehazaza hu'za traka truku hu'za vano nehaze.
