Psalms 46

1 TO THE OVERSEER. BY SONS OF KORAH. FOR GIRLS’ [VOICES]. A SONG. God [is] our refuge and strength, A most sure help in adversities.

Kuom jatend wer. Mar yawuot Kora. Kaluwore gi dwond alamoth. Wer. Nyasaye e kar pondowa kendo tekowa, en e kar konyruok man kodwa seche duto.

2 Therefore we do not fear in the changing of earth, And in the slipping of mountains Into the heart of the seas.

Emomiyo ok wabi luor, kata bed ni piny okethore kendo gode mukore e chuny nam,

3 Roar—troubled are its waters, Mountains shake in its pride. (Selah)

Kata obedoni pige manie nam wuo kendo golo buoyo kata obedo ni gode yiengni kendo dhwolore. (Sela)

4 A river—its streams make glad the city of God, Your holy place of the dwelling places of the Most High.

Nitie aora moro ma pige kelo mor e dala Nyasaye, e dala maler kama Nyasaye Man Malo Moloyo odakie.

5 God [is] in her midst—she is not moved, God helps her at the turn of the morning!

Nyasaye odak e iye omiyo ok obi podho; Nyasaye biro konye ka piny oyawore.

6 Nations have been troubled, Kingdoms have been moved, He has given forth with His voice—earth melts.

Ogendini nigi chandruok, kendo pinjeruodhi podho; otingʼo dwonde mi piny leny nono.

7 YHWH of Hosts [is] with us, The God of Jacob [is] a tower for us. (Selah)

Jehova Nyasaye Maratego ni kodwa; Nyasach Jakobo e ohingawa. (Sela)

8 Come, see the works of YHWH, Who has done astonishing things in the earth,

Biuru uneye tije Jehova Nyasaye, bi uneye kethruok mosekelo e piny.

9 Causing wars to cease, To the end of the earth, He shatters the bow, And He has cut apart the spear, He burns chariots with fire.

Omiyo lwenje rumo e tungʼ piny koni gi koni; oturo atungʼ kendo ochodo tongʼ matindo tindo, bende owangʼo kuodi gi mach.

10 Desist, and know that I [am] God, I am exalted among nations, I am exalted in the earth.

“Bed mos, kendo ngʼe ni an Nyasaye; ogendini biro miya duongʼ; piny duto biro miya duongʼ.”

11 YHWH of hosts [is] with us, The God of Jacob [is] a tower for us! (Selah)

Jehova Nyasaye Maratego ni kodwa; Nyasach Jakobo e ohingawa. (Sela)