Psalms 68
1 “To the chief musician, by David, a Psalm or song.” Oh that God would arise, that his enemies might be scattered, and those that hate him might flee before him.
Hiongake t’i Andrianañahare, le hiparaitake o rafelahi’eo; vaho hibioñe aolo’e eo o malaiñe Azeo.
2 As smoke is driven off, so drive them away: as wax melteth before the fire, so let the wicked perish at the presence of God.
Hambañe ami’ty fampisaohañe hatoeñe, isaoho añe ka; manahake ty fitranaha’ o karafo tantele aolo’ afoo, ty hikoromaha’ o tsivokatseo añatrefan’Añahare.
3 But the righteous shall rejoice; they shall exult before God: yea, they shall be exceedingly joyful.
Ho ehake o vañoñeo, hirebeke añ’atrefan’Añahare eo, hiriñariña an-kobaiñe.
4 Sing unto God, sing praises to his name; extol him who rideth upon the heavens: the Everlasting is his name, and rejoice before him.
Misaboa aman’ Añahare, bangò i tahina’ey; onjono i Mpiningitse miranga i montombeiy, Ià ty tahina’e; vaho mitreñà añatrefa’e eo.
5 A father of the fatherless, and a judge of the widows, is God in his holy habitation.
Raem-bode-rae naho mpañomey to amo vantotseo t’i Andrianañahare an-kivoho’e miavake ao.
6 God places those who are solitary in the midst of their families: he bringeth out those who are bound unto happiness; but the rebellious dwell in a dry land.
Ampimoneñan’ Añahare añ’akiba ao ty jorý; akare’e mb’an-kavokarañe o rinohio; fe mitobok’ an-tane kirikintàñe ao o mpitrabikeo.
7 O God, when thou didst go forth before thy people, when thou didst tread along through the wilderness—Selah—
O Andrianañahare, ie niaoloa’o ondati’oo, ie nihofiha’o firanga i fatram-beiy, Selà
8 The earth quaked, also the heavens dropped at the presence of God, yea, this Sinai, at the presence of God, the God of Israel.
niezeñezeñe i taney, nihotrake i likerañey aolo’ i Andrianamboatse, Nihondrahondra ty Sinay añatrefa’ i Abo Tia, Andrianañahare’ Israele eo.
9 Rain of beneficence didst thou pour down, O God, whereby thou didst truly strengthen thy heritage, when it was weary.
Nanondraha’o oran-joba, ry Andrianañahare; niventè’o i lova’o navozoy,
10 Thy assembly dwelt therein: thou didst prepare it with thy goodness for the afflicted [people]. O God,
Nitobok’ ao i mpirai-lia’oy, nifahana’o ami’ty havokara’o o rarakeo, ry Andrianamboatse.
11 The Lord gave [happy] tidings; they are published by the female messengers, a numerous host.
Nitaroñe t’i Talè; mitozantoza o rakemba mitalily i entañeio.
12 The kings of the armies flee away—flee away: yet she that tarried at home divideth the spoil.
Nitriban-day mb’eo o mpanjakan- dahindefoñeo! Nivoratsake; le ho zarae’ i tambatse an-kiboho’e ao o kinopakeo,
13 When ye lie still between the folds [of your cattle], [ye will be like] the wings of the dove covered with sliver, and her pinions shining with flaming gold.
ie mandre am-bàlan’añondry ao, le manahake ty elan-deho misarom-bola-foty; mimilemiletse volamena o volo’eo.
14 When the Almighty scattered kings in the midst of her, then even in darkness shone light [as pure] as snow.
Ie nampivarakai’ i El-Sadai i mpanjaka rey, le niavy an-Tsalmone ty oram-panala.
15 A mountain of God is the mount of Bashan; many peaks hath the mount of Bashan.
Vohin’ Añahare ty vohy Basane; vohitse lako-lengo’e ty haboa’ i Basane;
16 Why watch ye enviously, ye many-peaked mountains, yonder mountain which God hath chosen for his residence? yea, the Lord will also dwell [there] for ever.
Inoñe ty ikiraña’ areo ry haboañe maro-lengo’eo, i vohitse nirien’Añahare himoneña’ey? Eka himoneñe ao nainai’e t’Iehovà.
17 The chariots of God are two myriads; thousands of angels [follow him]: the Lord is among them: so is Sinai holy [among mountains].
Añ’ale’ale o sareten’ Añahareo, arivo-añ’arivo’e; ama’e ao an-kamasiña’e t’i Talè manahake e Sinay añe.
18 Thou didst ascend on high, lead away captives, receive gifts among men, yea, even the rebellious, to dwell among them. O Lord God.
Nionjoñe añ’abo eñe irehe, nikozozote’o an-drohy o fandrohizañeo, nandrambe ravoravo am’ondatio, vaho amo mpiolao, himoneña’ Ià, Andrianañahare.
19 Blessed be the Lord; day by day he loadeth us [with benefits]; our God is our salvation. (Selah)
Andriañeñe t’i Talè mpivave o kilankan-tikañeo boak’andro, i Andrianañaharem- pandrombahantikañey. Selà
20 Our God is to us the God of salvation: and by the Eternal the Lord are the escapes from death.
Andrianañaharem-pañaha an-tika t’i Andrianamboatse; Toe a Iehovà Talè ty famotsorañe an-kavilasy.
21 But God will crush the head of his enemies, the hairy skull of him who walketh in his guiltiness.
Le hanorotoro ty loha’ o rafelahi’eo t’i Andrianañahare, ty kovo-doha minankanankañe amo hakeo’eo.
22 The Lord hath said, From Bashan will I bring back, I will bring back from the depths of the sea:
Hoe t’i Talè: Hampoliko o e Basaneo, hahereko boak’ an-keraheran-driak’ ao,
23 In order that thou mayest wade with thy feet in blood, feeding the tongue of thy dogs from the enemies' blood.
Ho demohem-pandia’o an-dio o rafelahi’oo, hanañ’anjara an-dion-drafilahy ka o lelan’ amboa’oo.
24 Men see thy goings forth, O God! the goings forth of my God, my King, into the sanctuary.
Fa niisa’ iareo o fañaveloa’oo ry Andrianañahare, ty fionjonan’ Añahareko, toe i Mpanjakakoy, mb’amy miavakey ao.
25 First come singers, then follow players on instruments, in the midst of maidens playing on timbrels.
Miaolo o mpisaboo, manonjohy o mpititikeo; añivo’e ao o somondrara mampikantsankantsàñe o kantsàñeo:
26 In assemblies bless ye God, [praise] the Lord, ye sprung from Israel's fountain.
Andriaño am-pivory ao t’i Andrianañahare, i Iehovà boak’am-pigoangoaña’ Israele.
27 There Benjamin the youngest leadeth them on, the princes of Judah in purple robes, the princes of Zebulun, the princes of Naphtali.
Ingo t’i Beniamine tsitso’e, miaolo iareo, o roandria’ Iehodào am-pirimboña’eo, o roandria’ i Zeboloneo, o roandria’ i Naftalio.
28 Thy God hath ordained the rule to thee: strengthen, O God, what thou hast wrought for us.
Fa linilin’ Añahare’o ty haozara’o; mihaozara! Ry Andrianañahare, nañenefa’o ho anay izay,
29 Because of thy temple over Jerusalem shall kings bring presents unto thee.
ty kiboho’o e Ierosalaime añe, ty ibanabanà’ o mpanjakao ama’oy.
30 Rebuke the wild beasts hiding among the reeds, the troops of steers among the calves of nations, that hasten along with presents of silver. He scattereth nations that are eager for the fight.
Endaho o biby hako am-bindao, o añombelahy maroo rekets’ o dronga’ ondatioo, songa mandialia tseram-bolafoty; navarakai’e ondaty tea alio.
31 Nobles will come out of Egypt: Ethiopia will stretch forth eagerly her hands unto God.
Hiavotse e Mitsraime ao o sorotà’eo, halisa hañity fitàñe aman’Añahare t’i Kose.
32 Kingdoms of the earth, sing unto God; sing praises unto the Lord: (Selah)
Misaboa aman’Andrianañahare, ry fifehea’ ty tane toio; rengeo an-tsabo t’i Talè; Selà
33 To him who rideth over the highest heavens, of ancient days: hear! he sendeth forth his voice, the voice of might.
I miningitse andindì’ o likerañe haehaeo, Inay, ampionjone’e i fiarañanaña’ey, i fiarañanañañe ra’elahiy.
34 Ascribe ye strength unto God: his excellency is over Israel, and his strength is in the skies.
Iantofo te an’Andrianañahare ty haozarañe ambone’ Israele eo ty ahe’e an-dikerañe ao ty hafatrara’e.
35 Thou art tremendous, O God, from thy holy residences: O God of Israel, [thou art] he that givest strength and power unto [thy] people. Blessed be God.
Mampañeven-drehe, ry Andrianañahare, an-toe’o miavake ao; I Andrianañahare’ Israele, ro mpanolotse haozarañe naho hafatrarañe am’ondati’eo. Andriañeñe t’i Andrianañahare!
