Aizaia 5

1 Hanki nagrama nave'masinentoa ne'mofo waini hoza'agu mago zagamera hugahue. Anama navesinentomo'a agona mopafina masavenke huno tretre hu'nefi mago waini hoza ante'ne.

Let me sing a song for my love, about his vineyard. My love owned a vineyard on a productive hill.

2 Ana ne'mo'a mopa rehankorino haveramina zogi atreteno, anampina knare'nare waini rampa'a hankari'ne. Hagi anama huteno'a ana hozafina, mani'neza hozama kegavama hanaza nona kisga huno zare kinte'ne. Ana huteno hozamofo amu'nompina waini rgama regatati'ma hu keria have taga huno tro hunte'ne. Hagi anama huteno mani'neno, knare krepi raga rentenefi huno'ma keana, akake krepi raga rente'ne.

He dug it over, cleared the ground of stones, and planted it with the very best vines. In the middle of it he built a watchtower, and he also cut out a winepress from the rock. Then he waited for a good harvest of grapes, but it only produced wild, sour grapes.

3 Ana'ma higeno'a hoza nafa'amo'a amanage hu'ne, Waini hozani'mo havizana hu'nefi, nagra havizana hu'nofi, Jerusalemi kumapine, Juda mopafima nemaniza vahe'mota refko huta keho.

“Now, you people who live in Jerusalem and Judah, please judge between me and my vineyard.

4 Nagrama waini hoza'nimofoma huntega zana hago hunte'noanki, na'a nagra mago'zana huonte'noe? Knare krepi raga rente'nefi hu'nama ome koana, na'a hu'negenopi agra akake krepi raga rente'ne.

What more could I have done for my vineyard than I've already done? When I looked for sweet grapes, why did it only produce sour ones?

5 Hanki menina ana waini hoza'nimofona na'a huntegahufi tamasamigahue. Ana hozamofo kegina kana eri netre'na, hozamofo have kegina tapage hutresnugeno, afizaga gafamo'za ufre'za ana wainia zamagiareti rentrantru ahe'za eri havizantfa hugahaze.

So let me tell you what I'm going to do to my vineyard. I'll remove its hedge, and it will be destroyed. I'll tear down its wall, and it will be trampled underfoot.

6 Ana nehanage'na ana hoza mopa eri haviza ha'nena, ka'makoka fore hugahie. Ana hanugeno mago vahe'mo'e huno mopa rehakorige, krepi nofi'mofo azanku namanku'a rosegara nosanigeno, havi trazamo'ene ave've tra'zamo'a ana hozafina hageno marerigahie. Ana nehina hampomofona huntenugeno, ana hozafina kora ruontegahie.

I'll turn it into a wasteland. It won't be pruned or weeded—it will be overgrown with brambles and thorns. I'll order the clouds not to rain on it.”

7 Hanki Israeli vahe'ene Juda vahe'mo'zanena Hankavenentake Ra Anumzamofo waini hozagna hu'za mani'naze. Ana hu'nazageno fatgo huno refko hu avu'avaza hanafi huno zamagripina ke'neanagi, vahe'ma aheno korama eri tagi zamo avinetegeno, fatgo avu'avaza hanafi huno'ma ke'neanagi, vahe'ma zamahe friza krafagege antahi'ne.

Israel is the vineyard of the Lord Almighty, and the people of Judah are the plants in his garden that made him happy. Yet while he hoped for justice, he only saw injustice; he hoped people would live right, but he only heard the cries of those who were suffering.

8 Hanki hazenkefi manigahazanki antahiho, ko'ma nompima mani'naza vahe'ma zamahenati netreta nozamima mizaseta enerita, ko'ma hozama ante'naza mopama mizaseta zamahenati netraza vahe'mota maka vahe'mo'za tamatre'za fresageta ana mopafina tamagrake manigahaze.

Tragedy is coming to you who buy house upon house and field upon field, joining them all together until no one else has anywhere to live and you live alone in the land.

9 Hianagi nagra nentahugeno hankavenentake Ra Anumzamo'a amanage huno huvempa kea hu'ne. Tamagerfa huno ama ana knare'nare ranra nontamimo'a havizantfa hina, mago vahe'mo'e huno ana nontamimpina omanitfa hugahie.

I heard the Lord Almighty declare: You can be sure that many houses are destined to become ruins, and beautiful mansions destined to become uninhabited.

10 Hagi rama'a waini hoza antesazanagi, osi'a raga rentena tagita regatatia hugahaze. Ana nehina 10ni'a kupinti fraguvazita witi avimzana hankregahaze. Hianagi vasagesazana magoke kuke eririgahaze.

Ten acres of vineyard will only produce a six gallons of wine, and a measure of seed only a tenth of that in grain.

11 Hagi nanterampima otita aka tima nenaza vahe'motane, kinagama aka tima nenazageno'ma vuno kenege'ma nesegeta neginagima nehaza vahe'mota hazenke erigahaze.

Tragedy is coming to you who get up early in the morning wanting a drink, and who stay up late drinking wine until you're drunk.

12 Hagi ana vahe'mo'za wainine aka tine ne'zanema kre'za nene'za musenkasema hazafina, lailiema nehaza zavenane hapu zavenane nasenasepane konkene nere'za musena nehaze. Hianagi zamagra Ra Anumzamofo avu'ava zanku'ene, azampinti'ma tro'ma hu'nea zanena nege'za agrira antahi nomize.

At their feasts you have lyres and harps, tambourines and flutes, and wine, but you don't ever consider what the Lord is doing, and you don't recognize his help.

13 E'ina hu'negu Ra Anumzamo'a huno, Tamagerfa hu'za nagri vahe'mo'za nagrira antahi amara osazagu, ha' vahe'zamimo'za eme zamavare'za ru moparega ome kina huzmantegahaze. Hagi zamagima me'nea vahe'zamimo'za ne'zanku nefrisage'za, vea kevumo'za tinkura havizantfa hugahaze.

As a result my people will be exiled for their lack of understanding. Their honored leaders will starve, and the crowds will be dying of thirst.

14 Hagi Jerusalemi kumapima mani'naza kva vahe'ene, vea kevumota aka tima neneta musenkasema nehuta, tamagima erisgama nehaza vahe'ma tamasgahu nakrinakura, fri vahe kerimo'a razampi agira eri aka nehie. (Sheol h7585)

The grave's appetite increases, its mouth opens wide, and Jerusalem's nobility and the masses will go down into it, along with the rowdy, drunken mobs. (Sheol h7585)

15 Ana nehuno mika vahera zamazeri fenkami tregahie. Hagi zamagima me'nea vahera zamazeri fenkami netreno, zamavufaga rama nehaza vahera zamazeri fenkami atregahie.

Everyone will be brought down, everyone will be humbled; the proud will lower their eyes in humiliation.

16 Hianagi fatgoma huno refko'ma hu avu'ava zama'agu hu'za hankavenentake Ra Anumzamofona agi'a erisga nehanageno, ruotage'ma hu'nea Ra Anumzamo'a ruotage hu'noe huno fatgo avu'ava zana zamaveri hugahie.

But the Lord Almighty will be vindicated because he does what is right; the holy God will be shown to be holy because of his goodness.

17 Hagi ana knafina sipisipi afumoza knare trazana hake'za nene'nageno, afovage sipisipine agaho meme afumo'zanena havizama hu'nea kumapina vano nehu'za trazana negahaze.

Lambs will graze as in their own pasture; fattened livestock and goats will feed among the ruins of the rich.

18 Hagi havigema hu avu'ava zanu'ma kumima renteta avazuma huta nevaza vahe'mota, tamagra ra hazenke erita havizantfa hugahaze.

Tragedy is coming to you who pull along your sins behind you with iniquity with cords made of lies, and pulling with ropes a cartful of wickedness.

19 Hagi tamagra amanage nehaze, Israeli vahete'ma ruotage'ma hu'nea Anumzamo'ma eri'zama eri'naku'ma nehiana ame huno erisigeta negesunkeno, antahintahi'ama retroma hu'nea zana ame huno eri fore hanigeta tagra'a tavufinti ke'nune hutma nehaze.

You are among the people who say, “God should hurry up! Why doesn't God get a move on with what he's doing so we can see it? Why doesn't the Holy One of Israel execute his plan? Let's see it happen so we can understand what it is!”

20 Hagi tamagra kefo zanku'ma knare zane nehutma, knare zanku'ma kefo zane nehutma, haninkuma masae nehutma, masagu'ma hanine nehutma, aka zankuma haga zane nehutma, haga zanku'ma aka zanema nehaza vahera hazenke erigahaze.

Tragedy is coming to you who say evil is good, and good is evil; who turn darkness into light and light into darkness; who make bitter sweet, and sweet bitter.

21 Hagi tamagra hutma, knare antahintahi eri'neta mago'a vahe'ma zamagate re'nonema hutama nehaza vahera hazenke erigahaze.

Tragedy is coming to you who are wise in your own eyes and think you're so clever.

22 Hagi aka tima ne'zante'ene, aka tima eri haviama hu' zante'ma ugagotama nehaza vahera, tamagra hazenke erigahaze.

Tragedy is coming to you who are wine-drinking champions, and experts at mixing alcoholic drinks;

23 Hagi nanekema refko'ma hu' zupa, hazenke'ma hu'naza vahe'mo'za masave hu'za zagoa tamizageta, zamatrazage'za fru hu'za nevazageta, hazenkezmima omne'nea vahe'mofo kea refko hutma keso'e osuta kna nezamize.

you who set the guilty free for a bribe, and yet deny justice to the innocent.

24 E'ina hu'negu, hagagema hu'nea trazama tevemo tefanane hiaza huno ana maka te fanana hanige'za, zafamofo rafu'namo hagage higeno ani'namo harari huneramigeno, flaua'ma renteana zaho'mo eripopo hutreaza hugahaze. Na'ankure Israeli vahete'ma ruotage'ma huno hankavenentake'ma hu'nea Ra Anumzamofo kasegea amagera onte'nazagu anara hugahaze.

In the same way fire burns up stubble and dry grass falls down in the flames, so their roots will decay and their flowers disintegrate into dust. For they have rejected the law of the Lord Almighty, and have treated with contempt what the Holy One of Israel has said.

25 E'ina hu'negu Ra Anumzamo'a agri'a vahera rimpa ahenezmanteno azana rusuteno zamazeri haviza nehie. Hagi azana rusuteno agonaramina eri tore'vare nehuno, vahera zamahe frigeno, fri vahe zamavufagamo'a kumapima me'nea ne'onse kantamimpina amne zankna huno avite'ne. Ra Anumzamo'a agra ana hu'neanagi rimpa ahe'zamo'a frua osu'negeno azana erisga huteno mani'ne.

That's why the Lord burns with anger against his people. He has lifted up his hand and hit them, shaking the mountains, and leaving their corpses lying like refuse in the streets. Despite all this, his anger is not finished, and his hand is still lifted up.

26 Hagi Ra Anumzamo'a mago avameza erisga hanige'za kokankoka vahe'mo'za eme atru nehanageno, mopama ome atretegama mani'naza vahera hoge hanige'za tragiza egahaze.

He will send a signal to the distant nations, and will whistle for those living at the ends of the earth. See how quickly they respond, how speedily they come!

27 Hanki ana vahera hankavenentake vaheki'za mago zamimo'e huno avesragura nosanigeno, mago'mo'a trakara huno nomasenigeno, mago zamimo'e hunora avutokora huno nomasenigeno, magomofo amu' nofimo'a krekora nosanigeno ina, zamagia nomofo nofi'mo'a magore huno akamprura osugahie.

None of them gets tired or stumbles; none of them rests or sleeps. No belt comes loose, and no sandal strap breaks.

28 Ana vahe'mokizmi kevemofo agona'amo'a roro hu'nege'za, ati zami'a erigri krarape'za keve ahe'are tro hu'za mani'naze. Hagi hosi afuzamimofo agiamo'a hankavenentake havegna higeno, karisimofo wilimo'a kagikagi zahomo'ma ame'ma huno kagiankna huno kagigagi hu'ne.

Their arrows are already sharpened, and all their bows have been strung. The hooves of their horses are hard as flint; their chariot wheels spin like a whirlwind.

29 Hagi laionimo krafama huno'ma eaza hu'za neageno, mago kasefa laionimo mago zaga azampi azeriteno, avazu huno fregeno mago vahe'mo'ma agu'ma ovaziankna huza krafa hu'za egahaze.

They roar like lions, like young lions. They growl, and pounce on their prey. They drag it off so it can't be rescued.

30 Hanki anama ha'ma eri'za esaza zupa, ana vahe'mo'zama krafama hu'za esaza krafa kemo'a hagerimo havere eme rupokraseteno, sasa huno eramiaza nehanige'za egahaze. Hagi vahe'mo'ma kegamateno ama mopafima kesniana, kumamo'a havizantfa hina, hanizamo refite'nesnigeno kegahaze. Ana nehanigeno zagemofona hampomo avuga rufitesnigeno remsa osuno hanintiri hugahie.

At that time they will roar over their prey like the roaring of the sea. Anyone who looks out over the land will see only darkness and distress—even the sunlight will be darkened by clouds.