Ayup 38
1 Andin Pǝrwǝrdigar ⱪara ⱪuyun iqidin Ayupⱪa jawab berip mundaⱪ dedi: —
Then Yahweh spoke to Job from inside a great windstorm. He said to him,
2 «Nǝsiⱨǝtni tuturuⱪsiz sɵzlǝr bilǝn hirǝlǝxtürgǝn zadi kim?
“(Who are you to question what I plan to do?/You have no right/authority to question what I plan to do.) [RHQ] You are speaking ignorantly!
3 Ərkǝktǝk belingni qing baƣla; Xunda Mǝn sǝndin soray, Andin sǝn Meni hǝwǝrdar ⱪil!
I want to ask you [some] questions, so, just like men prepare themselves for a difficult task [MET], prepare to answer my questions.
4 Mǝn yǝr-zeminni apiridǝ ⱪilƣinimda, sǝn zadi nǝdǝ iding? Bularni qüxǝngǝn bolsang, bayan ⱪiliwǝr.
(“Where were you/Were you there with me) [long ago] when I (laid the foundations of/created) the earth? Since you know so much, tell me [where you were at that time].
5 Kim yǝr-zeminning ɵlqimini bekitkǝn? — Sǝn buni bilmǝmsǝn? Kim uning üstigǝ tana tartip ɵlqigǝn?
Do you know how I decided how large the earth would be? Do you know who stretched a measuring tape around the earth? Surely [since you think that you know so much, ] you should know that!
6 Tang sǝⱨǝrdiki yultuzlar billǝ küy eytixⱪan waⱪtida, Hudaning oƣulliri huxalliⱪtin tǝntǝnǝ ⱪilixⱪan waⱪtida, Yǝr-zeminning ulliri nǝgǝ paturulƣan? Kim uning burjǝk texini salƣan?
What supports the pillars on which the earth rests? When the stars [that shine early] in the morning sang together, and someone put in place the stone that causes the earth to stay in its place, and all the angels shouted joyfully [when they saw that happening], who laid that cornerstone? [Did you?]
8 Baliyatⱪudin qiⱪⱪandǝk, dengiz süyi bɵsüp qiⱪⱪanda, Kim uni dǝrwazilar iqigǝ bǝnd ⱪilƣan?
“When the seas poured forth from inside the earth, who prevented the water from flooding over the land?
9 Mǝn bulutni dengizning kiyimi ⱪilƣanda, Wǝ ⱪap-ⱪarangƣuni uning zakisi ⱪilƣanda,
It was I, [not you, ] who caused clouds to come over the seas and caused it to become very dark [under those clouds].
10 Mǝn uning üqün pasil kǝskǝn waⱪitta, Uni qǝklǝp baldaⱪlarni ⱨǝm dǝrwazilarni salƣanda,
I set limits for the seas, and I put barriers [so that the water would not come over the land].
11 Yǝni uningƣa: «Muxu yǝrgiqǝ barisǝn, pasildin ɵtmǝ, Sening tǝkǝbbur dolⱪunliring muxu yǝrdǝ tohtisun» degǝndǝ, sǝn nǝdǝ iding?
[I pointed to the shore] and said to the water, ‘I permit you to come up to here, but I do not permit you to come any farther. Your powerful waves must stop there!’
12 Sǝn tuƣulƣandin beri sǝⱨǝrni «Qiⱪ» dǝp buyrup baⱪⱪanmusǝn? Sǝn tang sǝⱨǝrgǝ ɵzi qiⱪidiƣan jayini kɵrsǝtkǝnmusǝn?
“Job, have you [ever] commanded the morning [to begin]? Have you [ever] told the dawn to start a new day?
13 Sǝn xundaⱪ ⱪilip sǝⱨǝrgǝ yǝr yüzining ⱪǝrinimu yorutⱪuzup ⱨɵküm sürgüzüp, Xundaⱪla rǝzillǝrni titritip yǝr-zemindin ⱪoƣlatⱪuzƣanmusǝn?
Have you [ever] told the dawn to spread out over the whole earth, with the result that wicked people run away from the light?
14 Xuning bilǝn yǝr-zemin seƣiz layƣa besilƣan mɵⱨür izliridǝk ɵzgǝrtilidu; Kiygǝn kiyimdǝk ⱨǝmmǝ eniⱪ bolidu;
When it becomes light after the dawn, the hills and the valleys become clear like the folds in a cloth.
15 Ⱨǝm xuning bilǝn rǝzillǝrning «nur»i ulardin elip ketilidu; Kɵtürülgǝn bilǝklǝr sundurulidu.
When it becomes daylight, the wicked do not have the darkness [that they like]; [in the daylight] they no longer are able to raise up their arms, ready to hurt people.
16 Dengizdiki bulaⱪlarƣa sǝpǝr ⱪilip yǝtkǝnmusǝn? Okyanlarning ⱪǝridǝ mengip baⱪⱪanmusǝn?
“[Job, ] have you traveled to the springs [in the bottom of the ocean] from which the water in the seas comes? Have you investigated/explored the very bottom of the oceans?
17 Ɵlümning dǝrwaziliri sanga axkarilanƣanmu? Ɵlüm sayisining dǝrwazilirini kɵrgǝnmusǝn?
Has someone shown you the gates to the place where dead people are, the gates to the place where it is very dark?
18 Əⱪling yǝr-zeminning qongluⱪiƣa yǝtkǝnmu? Ⱨǝmmisini bilgǝn bolsang eniⱪ bayan ⱪil!
Do you know how big the earth is? Tell me, if you know all these things!
19 Nur turuxluⱪ jayƣa baridiƣan yol nǝdǝ? Ⱪarangƣuluⱪning bolsa, ǝsliy orni nǝdǝ?
“Where is the road to the place where light comes from? And [can you tell me] where darkness lives?
20 Sǝn [buni bilip] ularni ɵz qegrasiƣa apiralamsǝn? Ularning ɵyigǝ mangidiƣan yollarni bilip yetǝlǝmsǝn?
Can take me to its home? Do you know where the road is that goes there?
21 Ⱨǝǝ, rast, sǝn bilisǝn, qünki sǝn ularning qaƣliridin ilgiri tuƣulƣansǝn, Künliringning sani dǝrⱨǝⱪiⱪǝt kɵptin kɵptur!
I am sure that you know these things, because you [talk as though you] were born before the time when all things were created; you [must] be very old!
22 Ⱪar ⱪaqilanƣan hǝzinilǝrgǝ kirip kɵrdüngmu. Mɵldür ambirlirinimu kɵrüp baⱪtingmu?
“Have you entered the place where I store the snow and the place where I keep the hail?
23 Bularni azab-oⱪubǝtlik zamanƣa ⱪaldurdum, Jǝng wǝ urux küni üqün tǝyyarlap ⱪoydum.
I store the snow and the hail [in order that I can use them to help my people] when [they have] troubles, in times when [they are fighting] wars [DOU].
24 Qaⱪmaⱪ degǝn ⱪandaⱪ yol bilǝn yerilidu? Xǝrⱪ xamili yǝr yüzidǝ ⱪandaⱪ yol bilǝn tarⱪitilidu?
And where is the road to the place from which I cause the lightning to flash? Where is the place from where the east wind begins to blow over all the earth?
25 Yamƣur kǝlkünining qüxidiƣan ⱪanilini qepip tǝyyarliƣan kimdu? Güldürmamining qaⱪmiⱪi üqün yol tǝyyarliƣan kimdu?
Who created the channels in which the rain comes down from the sky? Who makes the roads for the thunder/lightning?
26 Xundaⱪ ⱪilip yamƣur ⱨeq adǝm yoⱪ bolƣan yǝr yüzigǝ, Ⱨeq adǝmzatsiz dǝxt-bayawanƣa yaƣdurulmamdu?
Who causes rain to fall in the desert, in places where no one lives?
27 Xuning bilǝn qɵllǝxkǝn, ⱪurƣaⱪ tupraⱪlar ⱪandurulidu, Ot-qɵp bih urup kɵklǝp qiⱪmamdu?
Who sends the rain that gives moisture/water to areas where nothing has grown, with the result that grass begins to grow again?
28 Yamƣurning atisi barmu? Xǝbnǝmni kim tuƣⱪandu?
Does the rain have a father? Does the dew [also] have a father?
29 Muz bolsa kimning baliyatⱪusidin qiⱪidu? Asmandiki aⱪ ⱪirawni bolsa kim dunyaƣa kǝltüridu?
And from whose womb does ice come [in the (winter/cold season)]? Who gives birth to the frost that comes down from the sky?
30 Xu qaƣda su ⱪetip taxtǝk bolidu, Qongⱪur dengizlarning yüzi ⱪetip tutaxturulidu.
[In the winter, ] the water [freezes and] becomes hard, like a rock, and the surface of lakes becomes frozen.
31 «Ⱪǝlb yultuzlar topi»ning baƣlimini baƣliyalamsǝn? Orionning rixtilirini boxitalamsǝn?
“[Job], can you fasten the chains that hold the stars together in clusters/groups in the sky?
32 «On ikki Zodiak yultuz türkümliri»ni ɵz pǝslidǝ elip qiⱪiralamsǝn? «Qong Eyiⱪ türkümi»ni Küqükliri bilǝn yetǝkliyǝlǝmsǝn?
Can you tell the stars when they should shine? Can you guide [the stars in the groups in the northern sky whose names are] the Big Bear and the Little Bear?
33 Asmanning ⱪanuniyǝtlirini bilip yǝtkǝnmusǝn? Asmanning yǝr üstigǝ süridiƣan ⱨɵkümlirini sǝn bǝlgilǝp ⱪoyƣanmu?
Do you know the laws that the stars must obey? Can you cause those same laws to rule [everything here] on the earth?
34 Sǝn awazingni kɵtürüp bulutlarƣiqǝ yǝtküzüp, Yamƣur yaƣdurup ɵzüngni ⱪiyan-taxⱪinlarƣa basturalamsǝn?
“Can you shout to the clouds and cause rain to pour down on you?
35 Sǝn qaⱪmaⱪlarni buyrup ɵz yoliƣa mangduralamsǝn? Uning bilǝn ular: «Mana biz!» dǝp sanga jawab berǝmdu?
Can you cause flashes of lightning to come down and strike where you want it to strike? Do those flashes say to you, ‘Where do you want us to strike next?’
36 Adǝmning iq-baƣriƣa danaliⱪ beƣixlap kirgüzgǝn kimdu? Əⱪilgǝ qüxinix ⱪabiliyitini bǝrgǝn kimdu?
Who enables the clouds to know when they should cause rain to fall?
37 Bulutlarni danaliⱪ bilǝn saniƣan kim? Asmanlardiki su tulumlirini tɵkidiƣan kim?
And who is skilled/wise enough to be able to count the clouds? Who can tilt the jugs of water in the sky [to cause the rain to fall],
38 Buning bilǝn topa-qanglarni ⱪaturup uyul ⱪildurƣan, Qalmilarni bir-birigǝ qaplaxturƣuzƣan zadi kim?
with the result that the dry ground becomes hard as the dry (clods/lumps of soil) [become wet and] stick together?
39 «Qixi xir üqün ow owlap yürǝmsǝn, Xir küqüklirining ixtiⱨasini ⱪanduramsǝn?
“When a lioness and her cubs crouch in their dens or hide in a thicket, [waiting for some animal to pass by that they can kill, ] can you find animals for a lioness to kill so that [she and] her cubs can [eat the meat and] not be hungry any more?
40 Ular uwilirida zongziyip yürgǝn waⱪtida, Qatⱪalliⱪ iqidǝ turup tuzaⱪ ⱪoyup, [sǝn ularƣa olja berǝlǝmsǝn]?
41 Yemi kǝmqil bolup, ezip ketip yiraⱪⱪa ketip ⱪalƣanda, Baliliri Tǝngrigǝ iltija ⱪilip nalǝ-pǝryad kɵtürgǝndǝ, Taƣ ⱪaƣiliri ⱨǝm baliliri üqün yǝmni tǝminligǝn kimdu?
Who provides dead animals for crows, when the baby crows are calling out to me [for food], [when they are so weak] because of their lack of food [that] they (stagger around/can hardly stand up) [in their nests]?”
