Proverbs 30
1 These are the words of Agur, son of Jakeh. An oracle. This is what the man says, God, I'm really tired, I'm worn out.
Dagiti pagsasao ni Agur nga anak a lalaki ni Jakeh- ti mensahe manipud iti Dios: Imbutaktak daytoy a lalaki kenni Ithiel, kada Ithiel ken Ucal:
2 I'm so stupid I'm not really a man; I can't even think like a human being.
Pudno nga ad-adda a kaslaak iti ayup ngem iti siasinoman a tao, ken awan ti pannakaawatko a kas iti tao.
3 I have not learned wisdom; I have no knowledge of the Holy One.
Saanko a naadal ti kinasirib, wenno addaanak iti pannakaamo maipapan iti Nasantoan.
4 Who has gone up to heaven, and come down? Who holds the winds in the palm of his hands? Who has wrapped up the waters in his cloak? Who has set the earth's boundaries? What is his name, and what is his son's name? Are you sure you don't know?
Siasino ti nagpangato iti langit ket bimmaba? Siasino ti nangurnong iti angin babaen kadagiti imana? Siasino ti nangurnong kadagiti danum babaen iti pagan-anayna? Siasino ti nangipatakder kadagiti amin a pungto ti daga? Ania ti naganna, ken ania ti nagan ti anakna? Sigurado nga ammoyo!
5 Every word God says has been proved true. He defends everyone who comes to him for protection.
Napadasen ti amin a sasao ti Dios, kalasag isuna kadagiti agkamkamang kenkuana.
6 Don't add anything to his words, or he will criticize you and you'll be shown to be a liar.
Saanmo a nayonan dagiti sasaona, di la ket tubngarennaka, ket mapaneknekankanto nga ulbod.
7 God, I want to request two things from you. Please don't refuse to let me have them before I come to die.
Dua a banag ti dawatek kenka, saanmo ida nga ipaidam kaniak sakbay a matayak:
8 Keep me from being false, help me not to tell lies. Don't make me poor or rich; just provide me with the food I need.
Iyadayom kaniak ti kinaubbaw ken kinaulbod. Saanmo nga ited kaniak ti kinapanglaw wenno kinabaknang, itedmo laeng iti taraon a kasapulak.
9 Otherwise if I have plenty of money, I may give up on you, saying, “Who is the Lord?” while if I'm poor I may steal and bring the name of my God into disrepute.
Ta no addaanak ti adu unay, ilibakkanto ken ibagak a, “Siasino ni Yahweh?” Wenno no pumanglawak, agtakawakto ket ibabainkonto ti nagan ti Diosko.
10 Don't slander a servant to his master, or he will curse you and you'll suffer for it.
Saanmo a dadaelen ti dayaw ti tagabu iti sangoanan ti amona, di la ket ilunodnaka ket agbiddutka.
11 There are some who curse their fathers and do not bless their mothers.
Ti maysa a henerasion a mangilunod iti amada ken saanda a bendisionan ti inada,
12 There are some who see themselves as pure but they're still filthy—they have not been washed.
dayta ti henerasion a nadalus kadagiti bukodda a mata, ngem saanda a nadalusan manipud kadagiti rugitda.
13 There are some who think themselves so high and mighty, and who look down on others.
Dayta ti henerasion—anian a nagtangsit dagiti matada ken nakangato dagiti kalub ti matada! —
14 There are some who have teeth like swords, incisors like knives, ready to devour the poor from the earth, the needy from society.
isuda ti henerasion a kasla kampilan dagiti ngipenda, ken kampit dagiti pangalda, tapno sikbabenda dagiti napanglaw iti daga ken dagiti agkasapulan manipud iti sangkataoan.
15 The leech has two daughters who cry out, “Give me! Give me!” There are three things that are never satisfied, four that never say, “Enough!”:
Adda dua nga annak a babai ti alinta? “Ikkannak ken ikkannak,” ti sangitda. Adda tallo a banag a saan pulos a mapmapnek, uppat a saan pulos a mangibaga iti “Uston”:
16 The grave, the womb that doesn't become pregnant, the earth thirsty for water, and the fire that never says, “Enough!” (Sheol h7585)
Lubong dagiti natay, ti aanakan a saan a makaipaay iti anak, ti daga a mawaw iti danum ken ti apuy a saan pulos a mangibaga iti “Uston.” (Sheol h7585)
17 People who ridicule their fathers and despise obedience to the mother will have their eyes pecked out by wild ravens and eaten by young vultures.
Ti mata a mang-uyaw iti ama, ken ti mang-uyaw iti panagtulnog iti ina, sippetento nga iruar dagiti uwak iti tanap dagiti matana, ket kanento isuna dagiti buitre.
18 These three things are amazingly hard for me, four things I just can't understand:
Adda tallo a nakaskasdaaw unay para kaniak, uppat a saanko a maawatan:
19 The way an eagle soars in the sky, the way a snake slides over a rock, the way a ship sails across the sea, the way a man and a woman fall in love.
ti dalan ti agila iti langit; ti dalan ti uleg iti bato; ti dalan ti bangka iti tengnga ti baybay; ken ti wagas ti lalaki iti balasang.
20 This is the way of a woman who commits adultery: she eats, she wipes her mouth, and then says, “I haven't done anything wrong!”
Daytoy ti wagas ti makikamkammalala—mangan isuna sana punasan ti ngiwatna ken ibagana nga “Awan ti nagbasolak”
21 Three things make the earth tremble, there are four things it can't support:
Kadagiti tallo a banag agkintayeg ti daga, ti maikauppat ti saanna a maibturan:
22 a slave becoming a king, a stupid person eating like a pig,
ti tagabu nga agbalin nga ari; no mabsog iti taraon ti maag;
23 an unbearable woman getting married, and a maidservant taking her mistress's place.
no makiassawa ti babai a mabusbusor, ken no sublaten ti babaonen ti saad ti amona a babai.
24 There are four things on earth that are small, but very wise:
Uppat a banbanag iti daga ket babassit ngem nasisiribda unay:
25 Ants—they're not strong, but they work hard all summer storing up food.
dagiti kuton ket parsua a saan a nabileg, ngem agisagsaganada kadagiti taraonda iti kalgaw;
26 Hyraxes—they don't have much power, but they make their homes in the rock.
dagiti koneho ket saan a napigsa a parsua, ngem ar-aramidenda dagiti pagtaenganda kadagiti batbato.
27 Locusts—they don't have a king, but they all march in line abreast.
Dagiti dudon ket awan ti arida, ngem nakalinyada amin nga agmartia.
28 Lizards—you can catch them in your hands, but they live in the king's palace.
Kadagiti alutiit, maiggamam daytoy kadagiti imam, ngem masarakan ida kadagiti palasio dagiti ari.
29 There are three things that are glorious to watch as they walk, four that look dignified as they move:
Adda tallo a nalimbong iti addangda, uppat a nalimbong iti pannagnada:
30 The lion, supreme among wild animals, who isn't frightened of anything.
ti leon, ti kapigsaan kadagiti amin nga atap nga ayup- saan a tumallikud daytoy iti aniaman;
31 The strutting starling, the male goat, and a king with his army.
maysa a nataer a kawitan; maysa a kalding, ken maysa nga ari nga adda iti abayna dagiti soldadona.
32 If you have been foolishly boasting about yourself, or if you've been planning to do something wrong, stop and put your hand over your mouth.
No nagbalinka a maag, a mangidaydayaw iti bagim, wenno no agpangpanggepka iti dakes- iyaputmo ti imam iti ngiwatmo.
33 Just as churning milk produces butter, and twisting someone's nose makes it bleed, so stirring up anger causes arguments.
Kas iti panangbatil iti gatas a mangpatpataud iti mantikilya, ken kas iti panagdara ti agong ti maysa a tao no matiritir daytoy, kastoy met laeng ti mapasamak iti unget a mangpataud ti apa.
