Isaia 2
1 Ty tsara nioni’ Iesaia ana’ i Amotse ty am’ Iehodà naho Ierosalaime:
This is the vision that Isaiah, son of Amoz, saw about Judah and Jerusalem.
2 Ho tondrok’ amo andro honka’eo te haoreñe ankaboa’ o vohitseo ty vohin-anjomba’ Iehovà, honjoneñe ambone’ o haboañeo; vaho hikovovoke mb’ama’e mb’eo ze kilakila ondaty.
In the last days the mountain where the Lord's Temple stands will be recognized as the highest of all mountains, rising above other hills. Many from the other nations will travel to it.
3 Maro ty rofòko homb’eo hanao ty hoe: Antao, hionjoñe mb’ambohi’ Iehovà, mb’añ’anjomban’Añahare’ Iakobe; hañòha’e antika o lala’eo, hañaveloan-tika o oloñolo’eo; amy te hionjoñe boake Tsione ao ty Hàke, naho boak’ Ierosalaime ao ty tsara’Iehovà.
People will come and say, “Let's go up to the mountain of the Lord, to the Temple of the God of Jacob. There God will teach us his ways and we will follow his directions. God's teachings will spread out from Zion, his word from Jerusalem.”
4 Ie ty hizaka añivo’ o kilakila’ ndatio, naho hifandahatse ami’ty maro; le ho pehe’ iareo ho lelan-dasarý o fibara’ iareoo naho ho fibira miporengotse, o lefo’ iareoo; tsy hifañonjom-pibara ami’ty fifeheañe ty fifeheañe vaho tsy hioke hialy ka.
The Lord will decide the cases of the nations; he will settle arguments between nations. They will hammer their swords and turn them into plough blades, and their spears into pruning hooks. Nations will not fight against each other anymore; they will no longer learn methods of warfare.
5 O ry anjomba’ Iakobeo, mb’etoy, hañaveloan-tika ami’ty fireandrea’ Iehovà.
Come, you Israelites, let's walk in the Lord's light.
6 Fa naforintse’ ondati’oo i anjomba’ Iakobey fa àtsake ty sata’ o tatiñanañeo iereo, naho o mpisikily manahake o nte-Pilistioo, vaho mifañoho-pitàñe amo anan’ambahinio.
For you, Lord, have given up on your people the Israelites, because they have adopted pagan practices from the East, they use spells like the Philistines, and make friends with foreigners.
7 Pea volafoty naho volamena ty tane’ iareo; tsifotofoto ty vara’e, tsitsike soavala ka ty tane’ iareo, tsy vatse iaheñe o sarete’eo;
Their country is full of silver and gold, and endless wealth. Their land is full of horses; and they have an endless amount of chariots.
8 Lifo-tsamposampo ka ty tane’ iareo; italahoa’iareo o satam-pità’ iareoo, o fitolon-drambom-pità’eo.
Their country is full of idols; they bow down and worship what they have made themselves—produced by their own hands!
9 Nafotsake ty fokonontsoa, narèke ondatio; aa le ko ihevea’o.
These people will be brought down and humiliated—Lord, don't forgive them!
10 Mimoaha am-bato ao, mietaha an-debok’ ao, am-pirevendreveñañe am’Iehovà, naho ami’ty enge’ i volonahe’ey.
Run away into rock caves, hide underground from the terrifying presence of the Lord, from the glory of his majesty.
11 Hareke ty fiebotsebo’ ondatio, havokok’ ambane ty fibohabohà’ondatio, Iehovà avao ro honjoneñe amy andro zay.
Those who look with arrogance will be brought low; those who are proud will be humbled. On that day only the Lord will be lifted high.
12 Fa manañ’andro amo mpirengevokeo naho amo mpitahebokeo t’Iehovà’ i Màroy naho amy ze hene mitoabotse; fa songa harèke;
The Lord has set aside a day when he will deal with the proud and arrogant. He will end all self-glorification, bringing it down.
13 naho amo mendorave’ i Lebanone iabio, o miligiligy amboneo, naho amo kile’ i Basane iabio,
He will cut down the cedars of Lebanon, tall and high, and all the great oaks of Bashan,
14 naho amo vohitse abo iabio, naho amy ze hene haboañe mionjoñe,
He will bring down the tall mountains and the high hills.
15 Naho amo tilik’abo iabio, naho amo fahetse matahetseo,
He will tear down every high tower and every defensive wall.
16 Naho amo hene sambo’ i Tarsiseo, vaho amo sare mahafalefaleo.
He will wipe out all the commercial ships of Tarshish as well as the pleasure vessels.
17 Habotreke ty fitoabora’ ondaty, le haketrake ty fitrotroabora’ondatio; Iehovà avao ty honjoneñe amy andro zay.
The arrogant will be humbled; the proud will be brought low. On that day only the Lord will be lifted high.
18 Vata’e hasiots’añe o hazomangao.
Idols will completely vanish away.
19 Himoak’ an-davan-damilamy ao ondatio, naho an-dakato an-tane ao, ami’ty fañeveñañe am’ Iehovà, naho ami’ty engem-bolonahe’e, ie hiongake hañozoñozoñe ty tane toy.
People will run away into rock caves and holes in the ground to try and hide from the terrifying presence of the Lord, from the glory of his majesty, when he arrives to shake the earth.
20 Amy andro zay, le haria’ ondatio amo sorao naho amo kananavio o hazomanga volafoty naho o hazomanga volamena nitsenè’ iareo ho fitalahoañeo.
On that day the people will take the idols of silver and gold that they made to worship and throw them away to the rats and the bats.
21 Hitsifira’e an-tseram-bato ao, naho am-bato tringitringieñe ao, amy fihondrahondra’e am’ Iehovày, naho amy engem-bolonahe’ey, ie miongake hañozoñozoñe ty tane toy.
They will run to cracks in the rocks and gaps on the cliffs to try and hide from the terrifying presence of the Lord, from the glory of his majesty, when he arrives to shake the earth.
22 Ko iatoa’o ondatio, o mikofòk’ an-doak’oro’eo: fa ho volilien-ko inon-dre?
Don't bother trusting human beings who only live for a while. How much do they count?
