Job 15

1 Then Eliphaz the Temanite answered and said,

Hagi anante Tema kumateti ne' Elifasi'a amanage huno Jopuna kenona hunte'ne,

2 “Would a wise man answer with such empty ‘knowledge’ that is just a lot of hot air?

Knare antahi'zane vahe'mo'a e'inara huno agafa'a omne kea ohantagege, zage hanati kazigati amuhonentake zaho'mo eno eme vazi zoreankna huno agi'arina osiresine.

3 He wouldn't argue with unprofitable speeches using words that do no good.

Hagi knare antahi'zane vahe'mo'a nena'a omne kea huno ke hara regahifi?

4 But you are doing away with the fear of God, and destroying communion with him.

Hianagi kagra Anumzamofona korora huntenka, agesga hunka Agri agorga nomanine.

5 It's your sins that are doing the talking, and you are choosing deceptive words.

Hagi kumika'amo hugasmigenka nanekea nehane. Kagra knare nanekema hunka vahe'ma azeri savri'ma hu'arera knare hu'nane.

6 Your own mouth is condemning you, not me; your own lips are testifying against you.

Nagra huhaviza hunogantoanki, kagri kagi'mo huhaviza hunegante. Kagri kagefu'namo maka havizanka'a huama hunegante.

7 Were you the very first person to be born? Were you born before the hills were created?

Kagra kagesama antahi'nana, vahera fore osu'nege'na nagra esera fore hu'noe hunka nehampi? Hifi kagrama kagesama antahinana, agonaramina fore osu'nege'na nagra fore hutogeno, henka fore hu'ne hunka nehano?

8 Were you there listening in God's council? Does wisdom only belong to you?

Anumzamo'ma Agra'a keagama retroma hifina kagra mani'nampi? Hagi kagrake'za knare antahi'zana erinampi?

9 What do you know that we don't? What do you understand that we don't?

Hagi tagrama antahita ketama osu'nona zana, na'a tagaterenka nentahinka, tagrama antahini'ma osu'nona zana, na'a tagaterenka kagra antahinira hu'nane?

10 We have among us old, gray-haired people much older than your father!

Hagi tagri kazigama mani'naza ranra vahe'ma, efeke zamazoka'ma reana vahe'mo'za kagri negafana agatere'za za'zakna mani'naze.

11 Are the comforts God provides too little for you? Are God's gentle words not enough for you?

Hagi knafima mani'nankeno Anumzamo'ma kazeri so'ema hiazamo'a, osi huno knarera huogantefi? Hagi akoheno'ma fru kema hugamia kemo'a, knarera huoganteo?

12 Why do you let yourself be carried away by your emotions?

Na'amo higeno antahintahi kamo'a afe'arera nevigeno, kavumo'a ke so'ea nosie?

13 Why do your eyes flash in anger that you turn against God and let yourself speak this way?

E'ina'ma nehigenka Anumzamofona krimpa ahenentenka, keonke keretira azeri havizana nehane?

14 Who can say they are clean? Which human being can say that they do what is right?

Hagi ama mopafina magore huno agru vahera omani'neankino, ama mopafina fatgo vahera omanitfa hu'ne.

15 Look, God doesn't even trust his angels—even the heavenly beings are not pure in his sight!

Hagi ko, Anumzamo'a ankero vahetmina antahi nozmie. Hagi monafi vahe'mo'enena Anumzamofo avurera agrua osu'naze.

16 How much less pure are those who are unclean and corrupt, drinking in sin like water!

Hagi mopafi vahe'mota agru osuta kumike vahe mani'nonankita, kefo avu'ava'ma hu'zankura tinku'ma ave'nesigeno'ma hiaza huno tusi taga'nete.

17 If you are ready to listen to me, I will show you. I will explain my insights.

Hagi Jopuga nagra kaveri hugahuanki, kama antahio. Nagrama ke'na anthi'nama hu'noa zamofona huama hu'na kasamigahue.

18 This is what wise men have said, confirmed by their ancestors,

Knare antahi'zane vahe'mo'zama zamafahe'mofompinti'ma eri'naza antahintahia eri fraoki, eri ama' hazage'na nagra antahi'noe.

19 those who to whom alone the land was given before foreigners ever were there.

Hagi e'inahu antahi'zama eri'naza vahera zamagra mopa agafa vahe mani'naze. Hagi zamagra emani vahera omani'naze.

20 The wicked writhe in pain all their lives, through all the years these oppressors survive.

Hagi kefo avu'ava zama nehia vahe'mo'a, mika zupa atazampi manino nevie.

21 Terrifying sounds fill their ears; even when they think they're safe, the destroyer will attack them.

Ana nehuno azeri agogofe'zamofo agasasankea antahi vava nehuno, musema huno mani knafinena ha' vahekura korora hu vava nehie.

22 They don't believe they will escape the darkness—they know a sword is waiting for them.

Hagi agrama amentintima hiana, fegi'ma atirami'na hanizampima vanuana, bainati kazinteti nahe frigahaze huno korora nehie.

23 They wander around looking for food, asking ‘Where is it?’ They know that their day of darkness is close at hand.

Hagi agra bretigura hakeno vano nehuno, igati bretia erigahueha huno agesa nentahie. Hanizamo'ma retrotra'ma huno'ma tava'oma'are'ma me'neana, ko antahino keno hu'ne.

24 Misery and torment overwhelm them like a king preparing for battle.

Atazamo'ene hazenke zamo'ene azeri koro higeno, hate vunaku trotra nehia kini ne'mo nehiaza huno antahintahi hakare nehie.

25 They shake their fists in God's face, defiantly challenging the Almighty,

Na'ankure azana anakino mopa nemasagino, Hanavenentake Anumzamofona huhaviza hunte'ne.

26 insolently attacking him with their shields.

Hagi agra hanko azampina eri'neno Anumzamofona hara huntenaku agareno vu'ne.

27 They have become fat in their rebellion, their bellies bloated with fat.

Hanki afovamo'a avugosa eri anonevazigeno afafafina afovamo'a avite'neanagi,

28 But their cities will become desolate; they will live in abandoned houses that are crumbling into ruins.

agra haviza hu'nea kumapi nemanino, vahe omani zute noma pasru hu'zama hu'nea nompi manigahie.

29 They will lose their riches, their wealth will not endure, their possessions will not spread over the earth.

Hanki fenozamine zago zmimo'enena zazatera omne fanane huge, keonke zama eri nafa'ama hu'zantmimo'a ruzahera huno mopa atumparera vuno enora osugahie.

30 They will not escape from the darkness. Like a tree whose shoots are burned up in a forest fire, the breath of God will blow him away.

Hanki agra hanizampintira atreno ofregahie. Hagi zagemofo amuhomo ne'zana te hagege nehanigeno, Anumzamo'ma asimu'ma antesia zaho'mo, ahe fanane hugahie.

31 They should not trust in things that are worthless, for their reward will be worthless.

Hanki negi vahe'mo'zama nehazaza hu'za nena'a omne fenozantera zamentintia osiho. Na'ankure e'inahu vahe'mo'a agra agu'agesa'ama omne zampintira mago mizana e'origahie.

32 This will be paid in full before their time has come. They are like tree branches that wither,

Hanki e'inahu vahera kasefa vahe mani'neza ame hu'za frisageno, zagasefage ani'nane zafamo'ma hariri hiaza hu'za fanene hugahaze.

33 like vines that lose their unripe grapes, or olive trees that lose their flowers.

Hanki agra nena osu'negeno tagi'za tro hu'naza waini tinkna nehuno, olivi zafa amosaremo raga'a fore osu'negeno ame huno tagiramiankna hugahie.

34 For those who reject God are barren, and fire will burn up the homes of those who love bribes.

Hanki Anumzamofo kema antahino amage'ma onte vahe'mo'a mofavrea kase nontesigeno, havigema huno knare osu kankmunteti'ma zagoma erino feno vahe'ma mani'nesia vahe'mofo seli nomo'a teveregahie.

35 They plan trouble and produce evil, giving birth to deception.”

Na'ankure ana vahe'mo'a hazenke zamofo amu'ene huno kefo avu'ava'za kasenente. E'ina huno arimpafintira havigema huno vahe'ma revatgama hu'za erifore nehie.