Dagiti Salmo 112
1 Idaydayawyo ni Yahweh. Nagasat ti tao nga agtultulnog kenni Yahweh, nga agragragsak unay kadagiti bilbilinna.
Praise Yahweh! (Happy are/He is pleased with) those who revere him, those who happily obey his commands.
2 Agbalinto a nabileg dagiti kaputotanna iti rabaw ti daga; mabendisionanto dagiti kaputotan ti nadiosan a tao.
Their children will prosper in their land; and their descendants will be blessed [by God].
3 Sanikua ken kinabaknang ket adda iti balayna; ti kinalintegna agtalinaed iti agnanayon.
Their families [MTY] will be very wealthy [DOU], and [the results of] their righteous deeds will endure forever.
4 Adda iti agraniag a lawag iti kasipngetan iti nadiosan a tao; naparabur, manangngaasi, ken nalinteg isuna.
Godly/Righteous people are [like] lights [SIM] that shine in the darkness on those who are kind, merciful and righteous.
5 Nasayaat ti mapasamak iti tao a naparabur ken agpabulod iti kuarta, a napudno kadagiti panagtrabahona.
Things [will] go well for those who generously lend money to others and who conduct their businesses honestly.
6 Ta saanto pulos isuna a magaraw; agnanayonto a malaglagip ti nalinteg a tao.
Righteous people will not be overwhelmed/worried/distressed [because of their troubles], and they will never be forgotten [by other people].
7 Saanna a kabuteng dagiti dakes a damag; natalged isuna nga agtaltalek kenni Yahweh.
They are not afraid of [receiving] bad news; they confidently/completely trust in Yahweh.
8 Natalna ti pusona, a saan nga agbuteng, agingga a makitana ti balligi manipud kadagiti kabusorna.
They are confident and not afraid, because they know that they will see [God defeat] their enemies.
9 Naparabur isuna a mangmangted kadagiti marigrigat; ti kinalintegna ket agtalinaed iti agnanayon; mapadayawanto isuna.
They give things generously to poor/needy [people]; [the results of] their kind deeds will endure forever, and they [will] be exalted and honored.
10 Makapungtot no makita daytoy ti managdakdakes a tao; agngaretnget ti ngipenna ket pumanaw isuna; mapukawto ti tarigagay dagiti managdakdakes a tattao.
Wicked people see those things and are angry; they gnash their teeth [angrily], but they [will] disappear [and die]. The [wicked] things that they want to do [will] never happen.
