Psalms 95
1 to go: come! to sing to/for LORD to shout to/for rock salvation our
Bwerani, tiyeni timuyimbire Yehova mwachimwemwe, tiyeni tifuwule kwa Thanthwe la chipulumutso chathu
2 to meet face: before his in/on/with thanksgiving in/on/with song to shout to/for him
Tiyeni tibwere pamaso pake ndi chiyamiko ndipo mupembedzeni Iyeyo ndi zida zoyimbira ndi nyimbo.
3 for God great: large LORD and king great: large upon all God
Pakuti Yehova ndi Mulungu wamkulu, mfumu yayikulu pamwamba pa milungu yonse.
4 which in/on/with hand his range land: country/planet and peak mountain: mount to/for him
Mʼmanja mwake muli maziko ozama a dziko lapansi, ndipo msonga za mapiri ndi zake.
5 which to/for him [the] sea and he/she/it to make him and dry land hand his to form: formed
Nyanja ndi yake, pakuti anayilenga ndi Iye, ndipo manja ake anawumba mtunda wowuma.
6 to come (in): come to bow and to bow to bless to/for face: before LORD to make us
Bwerani, tiyeni tiwerame pomulambira, tiyeni tigwade pamaso pa Yehova Mlengi wathu;
7 for he/she/it God our and we people pasturing his and flock hand his [the] day if in/on/with voice his to hear: hear
pakuti Iye ndiye Mulungu wathu ndipo ife ndife anthu a pabusa pake, ndi nkhosa za mʼdzanja lake. Lero ngati inu mumva mawu ake,
8 not to harden heart your like/as Meribah like/as day Massah in/on/with wilderness
musawumitse mitima yanu monga momwe munachitira pa Meriba, monga munachitira tsiku lija pa Masa mʼchipululu.
9 which to test me father your to test me also to see: see work my
Kumene makolo anu anandiyesa ndi kundiputa, ngakhale anaona zimene Ine ndinazichita.
10 forty year to loath in/on/with generation and to say people to go astray heart they(masc.) and they(masc.) not to know way: conduct my
Kwa zaka makumi anayi ndinali wokwiya ndi mʼbado umenewo; ndipo ndinati, “Iwo ndi anthu amene mitima yawo imasochera ndipo sanadziwe njira zanga.”
11 which to swear in/on/with face: anger my if: surely no to come (in): come [emph?] to(wards) resting my
Choncho ndili chikwiyire, ndinalumbira kuti, “Iwowa sadzalowa ku malo anga a mpumulo.”
