Ikrisiasatis 5
1 Anumzamofo nompima unefresunka akohenka ufro. Anumzamofo tavaonte'ma akoheno umani'neno kema antahi'zamo'a, agesa ontahino neginagi ofama kre sramnavu zana agatere'ne. Na'ankure zamagra e'i haviza nehune hu'za nontahize.
When you enter God’s temple, you should be sure to listen carefully. Doing that is better than offering sacrifices to God [and then not obeying him], which is foolish.
2 Kagitetira ame'ama hunka keaga huge ame'ama hunka kagu'aretira maka antahintahi zanka'a Anumzamofo avuga huamara osuo. Na'ankure Anumzamo'a monafinka manigenka kagra ama mopafi mani'nane. Ana hu'negu kagra osi'a naneke huo.
Think carefully before you speak [MTY] or before you promise God that you will do something [IDM]. [Do not forget that] God is in heaven [and he is all-powerful] and you are here on the earth, so think carefully before you [make any promises to God].
3 Mika zanku'ma antahintahi hakarema hanunka, rama'a avana kegahane. Rama'a kegagama hu zamo'a neginagi vahe asegahane.
If you are continually thinking [and worrying] about things, you will have bad dreams about them and not rest [well]. And the more you talk, the more likely it will be that you will say things that are foolish.
4 Anumzamofoma mago zama amigahue hunkama huvempa hu'nenunka, zazatera azerinka ovuo. Na'ankure Anumzamo'a neginagi vahekura musena nosianki, Anumzamofoma amigahue hunkama huvempa hu'nenana zana amio.
When you solemnly promise God that you will do something, do not be foolish by delaying in doing it, because God is not pleased with foolish people. Do [all] the things that you promise God that you will do.
5 Anumzamofonte'ma huvempa osu zamo'a knare hu'ne. Hagi Anumzamofonte'ma huvempa huteno, ana nanekema amage'ma onte'zamo'a knarera osu'ne.
It is better to not promise [anything] than to promise to do something, and [then] not doing it.
6 Hagi atregeno kagimo'a kavreno kumipina ovino. Ana nehunka pristi vahetera kagraka'ama kaguvazi kazigatira hunka ruge hunaku hurega hantga hu'na huvempa Anumzamofontera hu'noe hunka osuo. E'inama hananana, Anumzamofona azeri arimpa ahesankeno, mika zama eri fore'ma hanana zantamina eri haviza hugahie.
Do not sin by promising to do something and then not doing it. And [when you promise God to do something and do not do it], do not say to God’s priest that it was a mistake for you to promise to do that. If you do that, God will certainly [RHQ] become very angry with you, and he will take from you everything that you [SYN] have worked to acquire.
7 Rama'a nanekema nehuno, rama'a ava'nama ke zamo'a, agafa'a omane'ne. E'ina hu'negu Anumzamofo korora hunentenka agoraga'a manio.
Promising to do something and not doing it is like [SIM] a dream that has no value; instead, revere God [by doing what you promised him that you would do].
8 Kesankenoma kamani vahe'mo'zama zamunte omane vahe'ma knama zamiza zamazeri haviza nehu'za, zamazama hugazama atre'za zamazama nosnagenka antria hunka kagogogura osuo. E'i ana'ma nehaza vahe'mokizmia zamagri'enena kva vahezmia mani'neno, anahu avu'avara hunezmantege'za anara nehaze.
Do not be surprised if you see poor [people] being (oppressed/treated cruelly) [by powerful/influential people], or if you see judges making unjust decisions throughout the land. [That happens] because the people who do that are supervised [and cheated by] more important officials [DOU],
9 Mopafinti'ma amuhoma hu'za erifore'ma nehaza kavera, kini ne'moke erihna nehie.
and even the king forces the people to give him some of the crops that they harvest.
10 Zagogu'ma avesi avesima nehania vahe'mo'a zagoa eri avi otegahie. Hagi fenoma ante'zanku'ma agesama nentahisia vahe'mo'a, fenozana eri knarera osugahie. E'i ana zamo'enena agafa'a omne'ne.
Everyone who tries to [get as much] money as they can will never think that they have enough. They will never be satisfied with the money that they have. That also is senseless.
11 Rama'a fenoma ante'nea vahe'mofona, rama'a vahe'mo ana fenontera kregre huno eri fanane hugahie. E'ina hugahianki, ana fenozamo'a nankna knare'za avreno nafa'amofona eme amigahie? Magozana avreno eme omigosianki, negenigeno ana fenozamo'a fanane hugahie.
The more money that we have, the more people want us to spend our money to buy things for them. So people who have a lot of money do not [RHQ] benefit from it; they see [MTY] it when they get it, but it soon (disappears/is completely spent).
12 Amuho huno'ma eri'zama eneria vahe'mo'a osi'a neza nesio, rama'a neza nesianagi avura mase so'e nehie. Hianagi rama'a fenoma ante'nea vahe'mo'a avura mase so'e osugahie.
Those who work hard sleep peacefully [at night], even if they do not have much food to eat. But rich [people] do not sleep well, because [they worry] about their money.
13 Hagi tusi'a kefo avu'avazama ama mopafima koana, tusi'a fenoma eri atruma nehia vahe'mofona, agri fenomo azeri haviza nehie.
I have seen [another] terrible thing that happens here on the earth [MTY]: People save [up all] their money and become rich, [but] they are not helped by saving a lot of money,
14 Hagi rama'a zagoma tro hu kazigatima atraza zagomo'a, ome fanene nehige'za mofavre'mo'za erisaza zagoa nomane.
[because] something happens that causes their money to be gone, and when they die, there is no money for their children to get/inherit.
15 Hagi nerarera rimpafintira magozana e'orita tavufga avapa e'nonankita, frisuta mago'a fenozana e'rineta ovugahune.
When we are born, we do not bring anything with us, and when we die, we take nothing with us from all that we have earned by our working hard.
16 Ama'na zamo'enena tusi'a kefo avu'avaza me'ne. Ama mopafima vahe'mo'ma fore'ma huno e'nea kante anteno, friana anahu kna huno nevie. Hiankino amuhoma huno eri'zama eri fore'ma nehia zamo'a, zahoma avaririaza huno amnezankna nehie.
That also seems senseless. People bring nothing [into the world when they are born], and they leave [this world] taking nothing with them. They have worked hard, but they receive no lasting benefit [MET].
17 Hagi ama mopafima mani'zama azafina hanimpi kavera nene'za tusi'a zamatafine, krifine, zamarimpa ahezampi mani'za neaze.
[Furthermore, rich people] are always miserable [MET] and sad, and depressed/discouraged and often sick and (resentful/thinking that what has happened to them is unfair).
18 Anahu kna hu'na nagrani'ama mago knare zama ke'na eri fore'ma huana, iza'o amuhoma huno eri fore'ma hania zana neneno musenkase huno, osi'a knama Anumzamo'ma ami'nea knafina manino. Na'ankure e'i amuhoma hu'nea eri'zama eria zamofo mi'zama'e.
So, the best thing for people to do here on the earth during the few years that God allows them to be alive is to eat and drink and to enjoy their work, because those are the things that God has given to them.
19 Hagi Anumzamo'ma mago vahe'ma zagone fenonema nemino'a, amuhoma huno erifore'ma hania zama neneno'ma musema hania antahintahia ami'ne. E'i ana zantamina Anumzamo'a muse'za ami'ne.
If people are rich and have a lot of possessions, and are able to (enjoy/be happy with) the things that they have and to enjoy their work, those things are [also] gifts from God.
20 Anumzamo'a ana vahe'mofona ana zantamimpi antahintahia erintegeno ana zanku muse nehuno, ko'ma manino'ma e'nea nomania zankura agesa nontahie.
Those people do not worry much about [everything that has happened] during the time that they have been alive, because God enables them to be happy doing everything that they do.
