Юнус 4

1 Амма бу иш Юнусни интайин нарази қилип, уни қаттиқ ғәзәпләндүрди.

But Jonah was very distressed [that God had not destroyed Nineveh]. He became very angry. [The people of Nineveh were non-Jews, and Jonah did not think that God should act mercifully toward anyone who was not a Jew].

2 У Пәрвәрдигарға: — «Аһ, Пәрвәрдигар, өз жутумдики чағда Сениң шундақ қилидиғанлиғиңни демигәнмидим? Шуңа мән әслидә Таршишқа қачмақчи болғанмән; чүнки мән билимәнки, Сән меһри-шәпқәтлик, рәһимдил, асан ғәзәпләнмәйдиған, чоңқур меһриванлиққа толған, кишиләрниң бешиға күлпәт чүшүрүштин янғучи Худадурсән.

He prayed to Yahweh, “O Yahweh, what you have done is what I thought that you would do, before I left home [RHQ]. That is why I [decided] immediately to run away, and go to Tarshish [city], because I knew that you, O God, act very kindly and compassionately [toward all people]. You do not quickly become angry with people who do evil things. You love people very much, and you change your mind about punishing [people who sin].

3 Әнди Пәрвәрдигар, җенимни мәндин елип кәт, өлүм мән үчүн яшаштин әвзәл» — деди.

[So] now, O Yahweh, [since you will not destroy Nineveh city as you said you would], allow me to die, because it would be better for me to die than to [continue to] live.”

4 Пәрвәрдигар униңдин: — Бундақ аччиқланғиниң тоғриму? — дәп сориди.

Yahweh replied, “(Why is it right for you to be angry [about my not destroying the city]?/It is not right for you to be angry [about my not destroying the city]!) [RHQ]”

5 Андин кейин Юнус шәһәрдин чиқип, шәһәрниң шәрқий тәрипигә берип олтарди. У шу йәрдә өзигә бир чәллә ясап, шәһәрдә зади немә ишлар боларкин дәп униң сайисидә олтарди.

Jonah [did not reply]. He went out of the city to the east [side of it]. He made a small shelter in order that he could sit under it and be protected from the sun. He sat under the shelter and waited to see what would happen to the city.

6 Пәрвәрдигар Худа Юнусни өз паракәндичилигидин қутқузуш үчүн, униң бешиға сайә чүшсун дәп униңға бир кичик дәрәқни өстүрүп тәйярлиди. Юнус кичик дәрәқтин интайин хурсән болди.

Then Yahweh God caused a vine to grow up [immediately] to shade Jonah’s head from the sun and make him [feel] more comfortable. Jonah was very happy about [having] the vine [over his head].

7 Бирақ иккинчи күни таң атқанда Худа бир қурутни тәйярлап әвәтти. Қурут бу кичик дәрәқни пилигигә зәрбә қилип уни қурутувәтти.

But before dawn the next day, God sent a worm that chewed the vine, with the result that the vine withered.

8 Күн қизарғанда, Худа интайин иссиқ бир шәриқ шамилини тәйярлиди; күн тәптини Юнусниң бешиға чүшүрди, уни һалидин кәткүзди. У өзигә өлүм тиләп: — Өлүм мән үчүн яшаштин әвзәл, — деди.

Then, when the sun rose [high in the sky], God sent a very hot wind from the east, and the sun shone very strongly on Jonah’s head, with the result that he felt faint. He wanted to die, and he said, “It would be better for me to die than to [continue to] live!”

9 Бирақ Худа униңдин: — Сениң әшу кичик дәрәқ сәвәвидин шундақ аччиқлинишиң тоғриму? — дәп сориди. У җавап берип: — Һәә, һәтта өлгидәк аччиғим кәлгини тоғридур, — деди.

But God asked Jonah, “Is it right for you to be angry about [what happened to] the vine?” Jonah replied, “[Yes], it is right! [Now] I am very angry and I want to die!”

10 Пәрвәрдигар униңға мундақ деди: — «Сән һеч әҗриңни сиңдүрмигән һәм өзүң өстүрмигән бу кичик дәрәққә ичиңни ағриттиң; бирақ у бир кечидила өзи өсүп, бир кечидила қуруп кәтти;

But Yahweh said [to him], “You have been concerned about my [causing] that vine [to wither], even though you did not take care of it, and you did not make it grow. It just grew up during one night, and it completely withered [at the end of] the next night.

11 Әнди Мениң оң қоли билән сол қолини пәриқ етәлмәйдиған йүз жигирмә миң адәм олтирақлашқан, шундақла нурғун мал-варанлириму болған Нинәвәдәк бундақ бүйүк шәһәрдикиләргә ичимни ағритип рәһим қилишимға тоғра кәлмәмду?».

But there are more than 120,000 people in Nineveh who [are very young, and because of that], they cannot tell which is their right hand and which is their left hand, and there are also many cattle, [and none of these have done anything to displease me]. So (is it not right for me to be concerned about the people of that huge city, [and not want to destroy them]?/it is certainly right for me to be concerned about the people of that huge city [and not want to destroy them]!) [RHQ]”