Job 11
1 Then Zophar, from [the] Naamah [area], said this to Job:
Hagi anante Na'ama kumati ne' Sofari'a amanage huno Jopuna kenona hunte'ne,
2 “(Should no one answer all that you have said?/Someone should certainly answer all that you have said.) [RHQ] Just because you talk a lot, (should that cause us to declare that you (are innocent/have done nothing wrong)?/that should not cause us to declare that you (are innocent/have done nothing wrong).) [RHQ]
Rama'a nanekema hana nanekemofona kenona hugante'za hue. Mago vahe'mo'ma rama'a nanekema hania nanekemo'a agrira hazenke'a omne vahere huno aza osugahie.
3 Job, (should your babbling cause us to be silent?/your babbling should certainly not cause us to be silent.) [RHQ] When you make fun of us, shall no one [rebuke you and] cause you to be ashamed?
Hagi agafa'a omne nanekema hana nanekegura mago vahe'mo'a kea osugahie hunka nehano? Hagi Anumzamofoma huhavizama hunte'nankeno'a mago vahe'mo'a kazeri kagazea osugosie.
4 You say, ‘What I say is true; God knows that I am (innocent/without guilt).’
Kagra hunka, nagrama namentintima nehua zamo'a agru hu'neanki'na, Anumzamofo avurera agru hu'noe hunka nehane.
5 But I wish/desire that God would talk and say something [MTY] to answer you!
Hianagi Anumzamo'ma nanekema kasamiresina, antahintahi'afima me'nea nanekea kasamisine.
6 God knows everything about everything, so I wish/desire that he would tell you the secrets that he knows because he is wise. But you need to know that God is punishing you less than you deserve!
Agrake'za knare antahi'zane ani antahi'zanena kasamigahie. Na'ankure tamage antahi'zamofona rama'a antahi'zama'a me'ne. E'ina hu'negu ana maka kumi'ma hu'nana avamentera Anumzamo'a knazana nogamianki, osi'a negamie. Na'ankure mago'a kumika'a atreneganteno anara hu'ne.
7 [“Tell me], will you ever be able to find out the things about God that are very difficult to understand? Will you be able to find out everything that there is to know about Almighty God?
Hagi kagra Anumzamofona oku'a antahi'zama'a antahi ama' hugahano? Kagra Hihamu'ane Anumzamofo antahintahi'zana, antahi ani' hugahampi?
8 [What there is to know about God] is greater than [the distance from earth to] heaven; so there is no way [RHQ] that you can [understand it all]. It is greater than [the distance from here to] the place of the dead; so it is impossible for you [RHQ] to know it all. (Sheol h7585)
Anumzamofo antahi'zamo'a mona agatereno amenametega marerigeno, fri vahe kumara agatereno (Sheol) amefenkame tami'neankinka kagra ana maka antahintahizama'a kenka antahinka osugahane. (Sheol h7585)
9 What there is to know about God is wider than the earth and wider than the ocean.
Hagi Anumzamofo antahintahi zama'amo'a mopamo'ma ome atre eme atre'ma hu'neama'a agatereno rankrefa nehuno, hagerimo'ma ome atre eme atre'ma hu'neama'a agatereno rankrerfa hu'ne.
10 “If God comes to you and puts you in prison and then brings you to a court, (who can stop him?/no one can stop him.) [RHQ]
Hagi Anumzamo'ma eme kavreno kinama hugantege keagafima kavrenteno keagama hugantena iza Anumzamofona i'o huno huntegahie.
11 He knows which people are worthless; and when he sees people doing wicked things, (will he ignore it?/he will certainly not ignore it!) [RHQ]
Na'ankure Agra havigema nehaza vahera zamageno antahino nehuno, kumi'zminena antahino keno hu'neankino tamage nanekema erinakura vahera zamantahinoge.
12 Stupid people [like you] will start to become wise [SAR] when wild donkeys [stop giving birth to wild donkeys and] start giving birth to tame donkeys.
Hianagi afi donki afumo'a vahe anentara kaseontegahie. Ana hukna huno knare antahi'zama omne vahe'mo'a antahi amahu' antahi'zana e'origahie.
13 “Job, repent [IDM]; reach out your hands to seek God’s help.
Hagi kagu'ama retrotra'ma nehunka kazama erintesga hunka Anumzamofontegama nunamuna nehunka,
14 If you have done evil things, stop doing them; and do not allow any people in your house to do wicked things.
kazampima kumi'ma me'nesiana atregamu atrenka netrenka, vahe'ma havigema huno azeri haviza hu' avu'ava'zana atro.
15 If you do what I have said, surely you will lift up your head because you will not be ashamed; you will be strong, and not afraid [of anything].
E'inama hanankeno'a kavugosafintira masa nehinkeno, mago hazenkeka'a omnesigenka mago zankura korora osu hankavetinka manigahane.
16 You will forget all your troubles; they will be like [the] water [of a flood] that has all disappeared.
Hagi hazenke zanka'amo'a tima hageno evu kagatereankna hanigenka, ana hazenkeka'agura kageknigahane.
17 [Your troubles will be ended, like the darkness ends] at the dawn; [it will be as though] [MET] the sun is shining brightly on you, like [it shines] at noon.
E'ina hanigeno nomizankamo'a rumasa huno zage ferukna nehina, nomanizanka'afima hanima hu'nea zamo'a, nantera zagema hanatino rumsama hiankna hugahie.
18 You will feel safe/secure, because you will confidently expect [that good things will happen to you]; God will protect you and enable you to rest safely [each night].
Ana'ma hanigenka mago zankura korora osugosane, na'ankure knare'zankura amuha nehunka, korora osunka fru hunka manigahane.
19 You will lie down, and no one will cause you to be afraid. And many people will come and request you to do things for them.
Hagi kavu'ma masesanana korora osu nemasesankeno, vahe'mo'za kagesga nehu'za zamazama hanankura kagritega egahaze.
20 But wicked people [SYN] will not be able to understand [why bad things are happening to them]; they will not have any way to escape [from their troubles]. The only thing that they will want to do is to die. [EUP]”
Hianagi havi zamavu'zamava'ma nehaza vahe'mofo zamavumo'a asu nehinkeno, kama frekazmia omnena frizankuke avega antegahaze.
