Deotoronomia 32
1 Anokilaño ravembia ry likerañeo, le hivolan-draho; Janjiño ry tane toy o entam-bavakoo.
Heaven, listen as I speak; Earth, hear what I'm saying.
2 Ee te himiamia manahake ty fiavi’ i orañey o tarokoo, le hitsopatsopake hoe zono o rehakoo, hambañe ami’ty fimitemiteha’e amo ahetseo naho ty finiziniziha’e amo rongoñeo.
May my teaching fall gently like the rain; may my words drop lightly like the dew, like soft rain on new grass, like spring showers on growing plants.
3 Fa ho tseizeko ty tahina’ Iehovà, onjono ty hara’elahi’ i Andrianañaharen-tikañey.
I will praise the Lord's character. Tell everyone how great he is!
4 I Lamilamiy: Fiaintane o fitoloña’eo, hene marentane o lala’eo: Andrianañahare migahiñe tsy aman-tahy, vañoñe naho vantañe.
He is the Rock. Everything he does is perfect, for all his ways are right. He is the trustworthy God who is never unjust; he is fair and honest.
5 Fa nanoa’iareo hamengohañe, toe tsy ana’e ty amy hila’ iareo, ty tariratse vìlañe naho mengoke tia.
His children have acted immorally towards him; so they are no longer his children because of their sinful stains. They are a perverse and corrupt people.
6 Izay hao ty añavaha’ areo am’ Iehovà ry dagola, ry ondaty tsi-mahilalao? tsy ie hao ty Rae’o nivily azo? Tsy ie hao ty nitsene azo, vaho nañoreñ’ azo?
Is this any way to repay the Lord, you foolish, stupid people? Isn't he your Father who created you? Isn't he the one who turned you into a nation and made you strong?
7 Tiahio o andro haehaeo; haraharao o taon-tariratse tsi-efao, añontaneo aman-drae’o hanoroa’e, naho aman-androanavi’o hitaroña’iareo.
Remember the olden days; think about times long ago. God and ask your father, and he will explain them to you. Talk to your elders, and they will let you know.
8 Ie zinara’ i Andindimoneñey amo rofokoo ty lova’ iareo; naho naparaita’e o ana’ i Dameo, le nefetsefere’e ty ami’ty ia’ o ana’ Israeleo.
The Most High gave the nations their lands when he divided the human race; he fixed their borders depending on their gods.
9 Fa anjara’ Iehovà ondati’eo; Iakobe ro anjara’ lova’e.
But the Lord's people are his, Israel is his chosen one.
10 Nifanendrek’ama’e an-diolio añe re, am-babangoañe mangoañe mangolalaik’ ao; nohoñe’e naho niatrak’aze, nambena’e hoe t’ie saintem-pihaino’e.
He found you in a desert land, in a desolate wasteland of whirlwinds. He protected you; he cared for you; he looked after you as the one he loved the most.
11 Hoe vantio mitsobore ty traño’e, mihefahefa ambone’ o ana’eo, akopakopa’e o ela’eo, vaho rambese’e añ’ela’eo,
Like an eagle watching over its nest, hovering over its chicks, he spread his wings and picked you up and carried you along.
12 Iehovà avao ty niaolo aze, ie tsy ama‘ndrahare ila’e.
The Lord was the only one who led you; no foreign god was with him.
13 Nampijoñe’e ambonen-kaboa’ ty tane toy, le nihinana’e ty voka’ o tetekeo; nampininihe’e tantele an-tevañe ao, naho menake am-bato-paik’ ao;
The Lord gave you the high country to rule, and fed you with the crops of the field to eat. He sustained you with honey from the rock and olive oil from the flinty crag,
14 Habobon’añombe naho rononon’ose, ty safom-bik’ añondry, le ty kobatron- dia-rain-tirim-Basaneo, o ose-lahio reketse ty safom-boam-bare-bolè; aman-diom-baloboke ty ninoma’o divay mamore.
with yogurt from the herd and milk from the flock, with the fat of lambs, with rams from Bashan, and goats, along with the best wheat. You drank the wine made from the best grapes.
15 Fe niha-vondrake t’Iesorone le nikambia; niha-vondrake irehe, niha-mateve, vaho nisometsètse; napo’e t’i Andrianañahare nitsene aze, namoea’e i Lamilamim-pandrombahañ’azey.
But Israel, you grew fat and rebelled—fat, overweight, and bloated with food. You abandoned the God who made you and despised the Rock of your salvation.
16 Nitrabihe’ iareo, hamarahia’e o ‘ndrahare ila’eo, nanikisiky aze an-draha tiva.
You made the Lord jealous by worshiping foreign gods; you made him angry with such disgusting practices.
17 Nisoroña’ iereo amo kokolampao, amo ndrahare tsi’ieo ‘ndrahare tsy nifohi’ iareo, ‘ndrahare vaho niboak’ aniany tsy nampañeveñe an-droae’ areo.
You offered sacrifices to demons instead of God, to gods you didn't know anything about, to brand-new gods that your forefathers didn't worship.
18 Namoea’o ty Lamilamy nampiareñe azo, nandikofa’o t’i Andrianañahare niolakolak’ am-pitsongoañe azo.
You dismissed the Rock who fathered you; you forgot the God who gave birth to you.
19 Ie nivazohoe’ Iehovà, le niambohoa’e, ami’ty fanigiha’ o ana-dahi’eo naho o anak’ampela’eo.
The Lord rejected them when he saw this; his sons and daughters made him angry.
20 Le hoe re: Haetako am’ iereo ty tareheko, ho treako ty fimodoa’ iareo, fa tariratse mengoke, ajaja tsy atokisañe.
He said: “I will turn away from them. Then I'll see what happens to them! They are a perverse people, unfaithful children.
21 Nampamarahy ahiko iereo, amo ‘ndrahare tsie’eo; sigi’ iareo amo samposampon-drahao ty habosehako aa le hampamarahieko ondati-tsie iereo; hampisigiheko foko mengoke.
They have made me jealous by worshiping things that are not God; they have made me angry with their useless idols. So I will make them jealous using a people that aren't really a nation; I will make them angry using ignorant foreigners.
22 Afo misolebotse ty an-doakoroko ao, mamorototo pak’ an-tsikeokeom-paha-sive ao, ampangotomomohe’e ty tane toy naho o vorohota’eo, ampirehete’e o faham-bohitseo. (Sheol h7585)
My anger has been set on fire, burning down to the depths of the grave, destroying the earth and all it produces, even setting fire to the foundations of the mountains. (Sheol h7585)
23 Hañoboñako hekoheko, Ho kapaiheko am’ iereo o ana-palekoo.
I will pile disasters on them; I will use up my arrows shooting at them.
24 Ho sihe’ ty halimpoañe iereo, habotse’ ty lel-afo; naho ty harotsahañe mafaitse. Hiraheko ama’e ty famotsim-biby, ty vorehe’ o milaly an-debokeo.
They will waste away from hunger, destroyed by disease and poisonous plague. I will send wild animals to bite them with their teeth, the fangs of snakes that slide along the ground.
25 Hampandala ty fibara o alafe’eo, firevendreveñañe ty añate ao songa zamane’e ty ajalahy naho ty tomoenono, ty anak’ajaja, vaho ty androanavy ama-maroi-foty.
Outside in the streets the sword kills their children, inside their homes, they die from fright; young men and young women, children and old people.
26 Nataoko ho nampimodoeko, vaho ho najiheko am’ondatio ty faniahiañe iareo.
I would have told them I was going to cut them to pieces and wipe out even the memory of them;
27 Fe nimahimahiñeko ty fiforoforon-drafelahi’e, hera ho hafa hente o malaiñe iareoo, kera hanao ty hoe: Ty fità’ay ro abo, fa tsy: Iehovà ty nanao ie iaby zao.
but I didn't want to hear their conquerors jeering, their enemies misunderstanding what had happened and saying, ‘We won all by ourselves, the Lord didn't have anything to do with it.’
28 Fifeheañe po-anatse iereo, toe ondaty po-faharendrehañe.
Israel is a nation that doesn't think straight; none of them understand anything.
29 Ee t’ie ho nahihitse, soa te ho naharendreke, le ho nitsikarahe’iareo ty figadoña’e.
How I wish they were wise, so they could understand it; they would recognize what was going to happen to them.
30 Akore ty hañinjafa’ ty raike ty arivo, ty hampivoratsahe’ ty roe ty aman’ale’e, naho tsy naleta’ i Lamilami’ iareoy, naho tsy Iehovà ty nanese iereo?
How on earth could one man chase after a thousand, or two make ten thousand run away, unless their Rock of protection had sold them, unless the Lord had surrendered them?
31 Toe tsy i Lamilami’aiy ty vato’ iareo, ndra o rafelahi’aio ro mahatsikarake izay.
The rock they rely on is not like our Rock, as even our enemies admit.
32 Boak’ am-bahe’ i Sedome ty vahe’ iareo, boak’an-tete’ i Amorà ao; valòbok’ afero ty valòbo’ iareo, mafaitse ty angaroza’ iareo;
But their vine comes from the vine of Sodom, from the fields of Gomorrah. Their grapes are poisonous; they are bitter bunches.
33 vorem-pañaneñe ty divai’ iareo ty voren-kankàm-pandrefeala.
Their wine is the poison of serpents, deadly snake venom.
34 Tsy mihaja amako ao hao zao? he mihily an-korojiko ao?
I've stored this all up; it's sealed in my vaults.
35 Ahiko o vale-fateo naho ty avake; mbe hibolatitse o fandia’ iareoo, fa antitotse ty andron-kankà’ iareo, vaho malisa ty fihelaña’ o hifetsak’ am’iereoo.
I make sure justice is done, I will repay. The time is coming when they will fall, their day of disaster is approaching, their doom will soon arrive.”
36 Iehovà ty hizaka ondati’eo le hiferenaiña’e o mpitoro’eo ie vazoho’e te ritse ty haozara’e naho tsy aman-tsehanga’e, ke ty mirohy he ty midada;
The Lord is going to vindicate his people; he will be merciful to his servants when he sees that they have no strength left, and that everyone is gone, whether slave or free.
37 Le hanao ty hoe re: Aia o ndrahare’ iareoo, i vato niatoa’ iareoy?
He'll ask, “What happened to your gods, the rock where your went for protection?
38 Ia ty nilintseñe ty safom-pisoroña’ iareo, naho nigenoke ty divain-enga rano’e? angao hitroatse iereo hañolora’e anahareo. Apoho re ho fitsoloha’ iareo.
Who ate the fat of your sacrifices and drank the wine of your drink offerings? Have them come and help you; have them come and protect you!
39 Inao te izaho, izaho avao ro ie, tsy ama’ ndrahare hatovoñ’ahy: izaho ty mamono, izaho ty mameloñe; mandratse iraho le mañamelañe; tsy eo ty mahasintoñe ty an-tañako.
Listen! I am the only God! There is no other God except me! I bring death, and I give life; I wound, and I heal. No one can be rescued from my power.
40 Aonjoko mb’andikerañe ey ty tañako manao ty hoe, veloñe nainai’e iraho.
I hold up my hand to heaven and solemnly declare on my eternal life,
41 Ie sioñeko i fibarako mipelatsey, naho mandrambe zaka ty tañako; le ho valeako o rafelahikoo, vaho hondroheko o malaiñ’ Ahikoo.
when I sharpen my shining sword and pick it up to execute judgment, I will repay my enemies and punish those who hate me as they deserve.
42 Ho mamoeko an-dio o ana-palekoo, le hamotseke nofotse ty fibarako; ty lio’ o zinamañeo naho o an-drohio; boak’ an-doha miogogo’ o mpiaolo’ i rafelahiio.
My arrows will become drunk with blood, as my sword eats flesh; the blood of those who are killed and captured, the heads of the enemy's leaders.”
43 Ipoñafo sabo ondati’eo, ry kilakila ondaty, fa ho valea’e fate ty lio’ o mpitoro’eo, le havaha’e an-keloke o rafelahi’eo, vaho ho jebañe’e ty tane ondati’eo.
Celebrate with him! Let all God's angels worship him! Celebrate, foreigners, with his people; because he will pay back those who killed his children. He will punish his enemies, and repay those who hate him; he will purify his land and his people.
44 Nimb’eo amy zao t’i Mosè vaho hene nisaontsie’e an-tsabo an-dravembia’ ondatio i tsara zay, ie naho Iehosoa ana’ i None.
Then Moses came with Joshua son of Nun and recited all the words of this song for the people to hear.
45 Aa ie nagado’ i Mosè i hene fitaroña’e am’ Israele rezay,
After Moses finished reciting the whole song to all the Israelites,
46 le hoe re am’ iereo: Fonga faharo añ’ arofo’ areo ao ze tsara taroñeko androany, le ampañambeno o amori’ areoo o hene enta’ ty Hake toio, hañorike ze hene tsara amy Hake ao.
he told them, “Think about all these words I've declared to you today, so you can order your children to follow carefully everything in this law.
47 Ko atao’ areo ho tsara kafoake ama’ areo, amy t’ie o havelo’ areoo, le ama’e ty hahalava andro anahareo amy tane añaveloa’ areo ampitsahañe Iardeney hitavana’ areoy.
Don't treat these words as trivial because they are your life, and by them you will have long lives in the country that you will own after crossing the Jordan.”
48 Le hoe ty nitsara’ Iehovà amy Mosè amy andro zay.
That same day the Lord told Moses,
49 Mañambonea mb’am-bohitse Avarime mb’eo pak’ am-bohi-Nebo an-tane’ i Moabe tandrife Ieriko añe; le isaho ty tane’ Kanàne atoloko amo ana’ Israeleo ho fanañañe;
“Climb up into the Abarim mountains to Mount Nebo, in the land of Moab opposite Jericho, and look over the country of Canaan, which I am giving to the Israelites for them to own.
50 le mihomaha amy vohitse itroara’oy, hitontona’o am’ondati’oo, hambañe ami’ty nivetraha’ i Aharone, rahalahi’o e Hore añe vaho nifanontoñe am’ondati’eo;
There on the mountain you've climbed, you will die and join your people in death, in the same way your brother Aaron died on Mount Hor and joined his people.
51 amy t’ie nandilatse amako añivo’ o ana’ Israeleo an-drano’ i Meribà-Kadese eo, an-dratraratra’ i Zine añe; izaho tsy navahe’o añivo’ o ana’ Israeleo.
For there at the waters of Meribah-kadesh in the Desert of Zin, you both were unfaithful to me. You misrepresented me to the Israelites when you didn't treat me as holy in their presence.
52 Ho talake’o eñe i taney, fe tsy homba’o o tane atoloko amo ana’ Israeleoo.
Though you will see the country that I am giving the Israelites from a distance, you won't enter it.”
