Job 12
1 Then Job said [to his three friends],
Ayup jawabǝn mundaⱪ dedi: —
2 “You (talk as though/You think) [SAR] that you are the people [whom everyone should listen to], and that when you die, there will be no more wise people.
Silǝr bǝrⱨǝⱪ ǝl-ǝⱨlisilǝr! Ɵlsǝnglar ⱨekmǝtmu silǝr bilǝn billǝ ketidu!
3 But I have as much good sense as you do; I am (not less wise than/certainly as wise as [LIT]) you. Certainly everyone knows [RHQ] all that you have said.
Meningmu silǝrdǝk ɵz ǝⱪlim bar, Əⱪildǝ silǝrdin ⱪalmaymǝn; Bunqilik ixlarni kim bilmǝydu?!
4 My friends all laugh at me now. Previously I habitually requested God to help me, and he answered/helped me. I am righteous, a very godly man [DOU], but everyone laughs at me.
Mǝn ɵz dostlirimƣa mazaⱪ obyekti boldum; Mǝndǝk Tǝngrigǝ iltija ⱪilip, duasi ijabǝt bolƣan kixi, Ⱨǝⱪⱪaniy, durus bir adǝm mazaⱪ ⱪilindi!
5 Those [like you] who have no troubles make fun of me; they cause those [like me] who are already suffering to have more troubles.
Raⱨǝttǝ olturƣan kixilǝr kɵnglidǝ ⱨǝrⱪandaⱪ külpǝtni nǝzirigǝ almaydu; Ular: «Külpǝtlǝr putliri teyilix aldida turƣan kixigila tǝyyar turidu» dǝp oylaydu.
6 Bandits live peacefully, and no one threatens those who cause God to become angry; their own strength is the god [that they worship].
Ⱪaraⱪqilarning qedirliri awatlixidu; Tǝngrigǝ ⱨaⱪarǝt kǝltüridiƣanlar aman turidu; Ular ɵzining ilaⱨini ɵz alⱪinida kɵtüridu.
7 “But ask the wild animals [what they know about God], and [if they could speak] they would teach you. [If you could] ask the birds, they would tell you.
Əmdi ⱨaywanlardinmu sorap baⱪ, Ular sanga ɵgitidu, Asmandiki uqar-ⱪanatlarmu sanga dǝydu;
8 [If you could] ask the creatures [that crawl] on the ground, or the fish in the sea, they would tell you [about God].
Wǝ yaki yǝr-zeminƣa gǝp ⱪilsangqu, Umu sanga ɵgitidu; Dengizdiki beliⱪlar sanga sɵz ⱪilidu.
9 All of them certainly know [RHQ] that it is Yahweh who has made them with his hands.
Bularning ⱨǝmmisini Pǝrwǝrdigarning ⱪoli ⱪilƣanliⱪini kim bilmǝydu?
10 He directs the lives of all living creatures; he gives breath to all [us] humans [to enable us to remain alive].
Barliⱪ jan igiliri, barliⱪ ǝt igiliri, Jümlidin barliⱪ insanning nǝpisi uning ⱪolididur.
11 And when we [SYN] hear what other people [like you] say, we [RHQ] think carefully about what they say [to determine what is good and what is bad], like we [SYN] taste food [to determine what is good and what is bad].
Eƣizda taamni tetiƣandǝk, Ⱪulaⱪmu sɵzining toƣriliⱪini sinap baⱪidu ǝmǝsmu?
12 Old people are [often] very wise, and because of having lived many years, they understand much,
Yaxanƣanlarda danaliⱪ rast tepilamdu? Künlirining kɵp boluxi bilǝn yorutulux kelǝmdu?
13 but God is wise and very powerful; he has good sense and understands [everything].
Uningdila danaliⱪ ⱨǝm ⱪudrǝt bar; Uningdila yolyoruⱪ ⱨǝm yorutux bardur.
14 If he tears [something] down, no one can rebuild it; if he puts someone in prison, no one can open [the prison doors to allow that person to escape].
Mana, U harab ⱪilsa, ⱨeqkim ⱪaytidin ⱪurup qiⱪalmaydu; U ⱪamap ⱪoyƣan adǝmni ⱨeqkim ⱪoyuwetǝlmǝydu.
15 When he prevents rain from falling, everything dries up. When he causes a lot of rain to fall, [the result is that] there are floods.
Mana, U sularni tohtitiwalsa, sular ⱪurup ketidu, U ularni ⱪoyup bǝrsǝ, ular yǝr-zeminni besip wǝyran ⱪilidu.
16 He is the one who is truly strong and wise; he rules over those who deceive others and those whom they deceive.
Uningda küq-ⱪudrǝt, qin ⱨekmǝtmu bar; Aldiƣuqi, aldanƣuqimu uningƣa tǝwǝdur.
17 He [sometimes] causes [the king’s] officials to no longer be wise, and he causes judges to become foolish.
U mǝsliⱨǝtqilǝrni yalingaq ⱪildurup, yalap elip ketidu, Soraⱪqilarni rǝswa ⱪilidu.
18 He takes from kings the robes that they wear and puts loincloths around their waists, [causing them to become slaves].
U padixaⱨlar [ǝl-ǝⱨligǝ] salƣan kixǝnlǝrni yexidu, Andin xu padixaⱨlarni yalingaqlap, qatraⱪlirini lata bilǝnla ⱪaldurup [xǝrmǝndǝ ⱪilidu].
19 He takes from priests the sacred clothes that they wear, [with the result that they no longer can do their work], and takes power from those who rule others.
U kaⱨinlarni yalingayaƣ mangdurup elip ketidu; U küq-ⱨoⱪuⱪdarlarni aƣduridu.
20 He [sometimes] causes those whom others trust to be unable to speak, and he causes old men to no longer have good sense.
U ixǝnqlik ⱪaralƣan zatlarning aƣzini etidu; Aⱪsaⱪallarning ǝⱪlini elip ketidu.
21 He causes those who have authority to be despised, and he causes those who are powerful to no longer have any power/strength.
U aⱪsɵngǝklǝrning üstigǝ ⱨaⱪarǝt tɵkidu, U palwanlarning bǝlweƣini yexip [ularni küqsiz ⱪilidu].
22 He causes things that are hidden in the darkness to be revealed.
U ⱪarangƣuluⱪtiki qongⱪur sirlarni axkarilaydu; U ɵlümning sayisini yorutidu.
23 He causes some nations to become very great, and [later] he destroys them; he causes the territory of some nations to become much larger, and [later] he causes them to be defeated and their people to be scattered.
U ǝl-yurtlarni uluƣlaxturidu ⱨǝm andin ularni gumran ⱪilidu; Əl-yurtlarni kengǝytidu, ularni tarⱪitidu.
24 He causes [some] rulers to become foolish/stupid, and then he causes them to wander around, lost, in an barren desert.
U zemindiki ǝl-jamaǝtning kattiwaxlirining ǝⱪlini elip ketidu; Ularni yolsiz dǝxt-bayawanda sǝrsan ⱪilip azduridu.
25 They grope around in the darkness, without any light, and he causes them to stagger like [SIM] people who are drunk.”
Ular nursizlandurulup ⱪarangƣuluⱪta yolni silaxturidu, U ularni mǝst bolup ⱪalƣan kixidǝk galdi-guldung mangduridu.
