Psalms 106
1 Praise Yahweh! Praise Yahweh, because he does good things [for us]; he faithfully loves [us] forever/continually!
Whakamoemititia a Ihowa. Whakawhetai ki a Ihowa; he pai hoki ia: he pumau tonu hoki tana mahi tohu.
2 [Because Yahweh has done many great things], no one can [RHQ] tell all the great things that Yahweh has done, and no one can praise him enough/sufficiently.
Me wai e korero nga mahi nunui a Ihowa: e whakakite katoa nga whakamoemiti ki a ia?
3 (Happy are/He is pleased with) those who act fairly/justly, with those who always do what is right.
Ka hari te hunga e mau ana ki te whakarite tika; me te kaimahi i te tika i nga wa katoa.
4 Yahweh, be kind to me when you help your people; help me when you rescue/save them.
Maharatia mai ahau, e Ihowa, kia rite ki tau manako ki tau iwi: tirotirohia mai ahau i runga i tau whakaoranga.
5 Allow me to see it when your people become prosperous again and when [all the people of] your nation, [Israel], are happy; allow me to be happy with them! I want to praise you along with [all] those [others] who belong to you.
Kia kite ai ahau i te pai o au i whiriwhiri ai: kia koa ai, koa tahi me tau iwi; kia whakamanamana tahi ai me tou kainga tupu.
6 We and our ancestors have sinned; we have done things that were very wicked [DOU].
Kua hara tahi matou me o matou matua, kua mahi matou i te kino, i te mea he.
7 When our ancestors were in Egypt, they did not pay attention to the wonderful things that Yahweh did; they forgot about the many times that he showed that he faithfully loved them. Instead, when they were at the Red Sea, they rebelled against God, who is greater than any other god.
Kihai o matou matua i mohio ki au mea whakamiharo i Ihipa, kihai hoki i mahara ki te tini o au arohatanga; engari ia i whakatoi ratou ki a koe i te moana, ae, i te Moana Whero.
8 But he rescued them for the sake of his own [reputation] in order that he could show that he is very powerful.
Otira whakaorangia ana ratou e ia, he whakaaro ki tona ingoa, kia matauria ai tona kaha.
9 He rebuked the Red Sea and it became dry, and [then] while he led our ancestors across it, they walked through it as though it were as dry as a desert [SIM].
I riria ano e ia te Moana Whero, a kua maroke: na arahina ana ratou e ia i nga rire, ano ko waenga koraha.
10 In that way he rescued them from the power [MTY] of their enemies who hated them [DOU].
Na whakaorangia ake ratou e ia i te ringa o te tangata i kino ki a ratou; a hokona ana ratou i roto i te ringa o te hoariri.
11 [Then] their enemies were drowned in the water [of the Red Sea]; not one of them was left.
A taupokina ana e nga wai o ratou hoariri, hore rawa tetahi morehu.
12 When that happened, our ancestors believed [that Yahweh had truly done for them] what he had promised to do, and they sang to praise him.
Na whakapono ana ratou ki ana kupu: a waiata ana i te whakamoemiti ki a ia.
13 But they soon forgot what he had done for them; they [did things] without waiting to find out what Yahweh wanted them to do.
Hohoro tonu to ratou wareware ki ana mahi: kihai i taria e ratou tona whakaaro:
14 They intensely wanted [food like they formerly ate in Egypt]. They [did evil things to] find out [if they could do those things without God punishing them].
Engari i whakaputa nui i o ratou hiahia i te tahora; whakamatautau ana ratou i te Atua i te koraha.
15 [So] he gave them what they requested, but he [also] caused a terrible disease to afflict them.
Na ka hoatu e ia ta ratou i inoi ai; otira i tukua atu e ia te hiroki ki to ratou wairua.
16 [Later] when [some of] the men became jealous of Moses and [his older brother] Aaron, who was dedicated [to serve Yahweh by being a priest],
I hae hoki ratou ki a Mohi i te puni, ki a Arona ano, ki te tangata tapu a Ihowa.
17 the ground opened up and swallowed Dathan and [also] buried Abiram and his family.
Ko te hamamatanga o te whenua, na horomia ana a Ratana; a taupokina iho te ropu o Apirama.
18 And [God sent] a fire down [from heaven] which burned up [all] the wicked [people who (supported them/agreed with) them].
A mura ana te ahi i to ratou ropu; wera ana i te mura te hunga kino.
19 Then the [Israeli leaders] made a gold statue at Sinai [Mountain] and worshiped it.
I hanga e ratou he kuao kau ki Horepa, a koropiko ana ki te whakapakoko i whakarewaina.
20 Instead of worshiping [our] glorious God, they [started to] worship a statue of a bull that eats grass!
Koia i whitia ai e ratou to ratou kororia mo te mea i rite ki te puru kai tarutaru.
21 They forgot about God, who had rescued them by the great miracles that he performed in Egypt.
Wareware ake i a ratou te Atua, to ratou kaiwhakaora, i mahi nei i nga mea nunui ki Ihipa.
22 They forgot about the wonderful things that he did for them in Egypt and the amazing/awesome things that he did for them at the Red Sea.
I nga mahi whakamiharo ki te whenua o Hama, i nga mea whakamataku ki te Moana Whero.
23 Because of that, God said that he would get rid of the Israelis, but Moses, whom God had chosen [to serve him], pleaded with God [not to get rid of them]. And as a result God did not destroy them.
Na ka mea ia, kia whakangaromia ratou, me i kaua a Mohi, tana i whiriwhiri ai, te tu ki tona aroaro i te takiwa, hei papare ake i tona riri, kei huna ratou e ia.
24 [Later], our ancestors (refused/were afraid) to enter beautiful [Canaan] land because they did not believe [that God would enable them to take the land from the people who were living there, as] he had promised.
Ae ra, i whakahawea ratou ki te whenua ahuareka; kihai ratou i whakapono ki tana kupu;
25 They stayed in their tents and grumbled and would not pay attention to what Yahweh said that they should do.
Heoi amuamu ana i roto i o ratou teneti, kihai i whakarongo ki te reo o Ihowa.
26 So he solemnly [MTY] told them that he would cause them to die [there] in the desert,
Na reira ka ara tona ringa ki a ratou, ki te turaki i a ratou i te koraha;
27 and that he would scatter their descendants among the [people of other] nations/people-groups [who did not believe in him], and that he would allow them to die in those lands.
Ki te turaki i o ratou uri i roto i nga iwi: ki te whakamarara i a ratou ki nga whenua.
28 Later the Israeli people [started to] worship [the idol of] Baal [who they thought lived] at Peor [Mountain], and they ate [meat that had been] sacrificed to [Baal and those other] lifeless gods.
I whakauru atu hoki ratou ki a Paarapeoro: a kai ana i nga patunga tapu ma nga mea mate.
29 Yahweh became [very] angry because of what they had done, [so again] he sent a terrible disease to attack/strike them.
Koia i whakapataritari ai ratou i a ia ki a ratou hanga kia riri; a pakaru ana mai te mate uruta ki a ratou.
30 But Phinehas stood up and punished/killed [the ones who had sinned greatly], and as a result the (plague/serious disease) ended.
Na ko te whakatikanga ake o Pinehaha, ki te whakaputa whakawa: a mutu iho te mate.
31 People have remembered that righteous thing that Phinehas did, and in future years people will remember it.
I kiia ai ia he tika i nga whakatupuranga katoa ake ake.
32 [Then] at Meribah Springs our ancestors caused Yahweh to become angry, and as a result Moses had trouble.
I whakapataritari ano ratou i a ia ki nga wai o Meripa; na hemanawa ana a Mohi mo ratou:
33 They caused Moses to become very angry [IDM], and he said things that were foolish.
Na ratou hoki i whakatoi tona wairua, i he ai te kupu a ona ngutu.
34 Our ancestors did not destroy the people [who did not believe in Yahweh] like he told them to do.
Kihai ratou i whakangaro i nga iwi i kiia nei e Ihowa ki a ratou;
35 Instead, they mingled with people from those people-groups, and they started to do the evil things that those people did.
Heoi uru ana ki roto ki nga tauiwi, a ako ana i a ratou mahi.
36 Our ancestors worshiped the idols of those people, which resulted in their being destroyed/exiled/taken to another country [MET].
I mahi hoki ratou ki a ratou whakapakoko, i mahangatia ai ratou.
37 [Some of] the Israelis sacrificed their sons and daughters to the demons [that those idols represented].
Ae, i patua e ratou a ratou tama me a ratou tamahine ma nga atua maori;
38 They killed [MTY] their own children, who (were innocent/had not done things that were wrong), and offered them as sacrifices to the idols in Canaan. [As a result], Canaan land was polluted by those murders [MTY].
I whakahekea hoki te toto harakore, nga toto o a ratou tama, o a ratou tamahine, i patua nei e ratou ma nga whakapakoko o Kanaana; a poke iho te whenua i te toto.
39 So by their deeds they caused themselves to become unacceptable to God; [because they did not faithfully worship only God], [they became like] women who sleep with other men [instead of sleeping only with their husbands] [MET].
Na poke iho ratou i a ratou mahi: a puremu ana ki a ratou mahi.
40 So Yahweh became very angry with his people; he was completely disgusted with them.
Koia i mura ai te riri o Ihowa ki tana iwi; a whakarihariha ana ia ki tona kainga tupu.
41 [As a result] he allowed people-groups [who did not believe in him] to conquer them, so those who hated our ancestors started to rule over them.
A tukua ana ratou e ia ki te ringa o nga tauiwi; waiho ana te hunga i kino ki a ratou hei rangatira mo ratou.
42 Their enemies (oppressed them/treated them cruelly) and completely controlled them [MET].
Na ka tukinotia ratou e o ratou hoariri: ka pehia ki raro i o ratou ringa.
43 Many times Yahweh rescued them, but they continued to rebel against him, and they were finally destroyed because of the sins that they committed.
He maha ana whakaoranga i a ratou: ko ratou ia i whakatoi ki a ia i o ratou whakaaro, a whakaititia ana i ta ratou kino.
44 However, Yahweh [always] heard them when they cried out to him; he listened to them when they were distressed.
Ahakoa ra, i titiro ia ki to ratou matenga, i tona rongonga i ta ratou tangi:
45 For their sake, he thought about the agreement/promise that he had made [to bless] them, and because he never stopped loving them very much, he changed his mind [about punishing them more].
I mahara hoki ia ki tana kawenata ki a ratou, a rite tonu ki te tini o ana mahi aroha te putanga ketanga o ona whakaaro:
46 He caused all those who had taken the Israelis [to Babylonia] to (feel sorry for/pity) them.
I meinga hoki ratou e ia kia arohaina e te hunga katoa i whakaraua atu ai ratou.
47 Yahweh our God, rescue/save us and bring us back [to Israel] from among those people-groups in order that we may thank you [MTY] and joyfully praise you.
Whakaorangia matou, e Ihowa, e to matou Atua, kohikohia matou i roto i nga tauiwi: kia whakawhetai ai ki tou ingoa tapu, kia whakamanamana ai ki tou whakamoemiti.
48 Praise Yahweh, the God whom [we] Israelis [worship], praise him now and forever! And I want everyone to say, “Amen/May it be so!” Praise Yahweh!
Kia whakapaingia a Ihowa, te Atua o Iharaira, i tua whakarere ano, a ake ake. A kia mea katoa te iwi, Amine. Whakamoemititia a Ihowa.
