Ioba 21
Baibala Hemolele (Hawaiian Bible, 1868 revision)
World English Bible
1A OLELO mai la o loba, i mai la,
1Then Job answered,
2E hoolohe pono oukou i ka'u olelo, A o keia ko oukou hooluolu ana.
2“Listen diligently to my speech. Let this be your consolation.
3E ae mai oukou ia'u e olelo aku ai au, A mahope o kuu olelo, e hoomaewaewa oukou.
3Allow me, and I also will speak. After I have spoken, mock on.
4Owau hoi, i ke kanaka anei kuu ulono ana? A ina pela, no ke aha la ka huhu ole o kuu uhane?
4As for me, is my complaint to man? Why shouldn’t I be impatient?
5E nana oukou ia'u a e pihoihoi, A e kau oukou i ka lima maluna o ka waha.
5Look at me, and be astonished. Lay your hand on your mouth.
6A ina e hoomanao wau, ua weliweli au, A loohia kuu io e ka haalulu.
6When I remember, I am troubled. Horror takes hold of my flesh.
7No ke aha la e ola ana ka poe hewa, E elemakule ana, e nui ana hoi i ka waiwai?
7“Why do the wicked live, become old, yes, and grow mighty in power?
8O ko lakou hua, ua hookupaaia me lakou imua o ko lakou alo, A o ka lakou poe keiki imua o ko lakou maka.
8Their child is established with them in their sight, their offspring before their eyes.
9Ua maluhia ko lakou mau hale, aohe makau, Aole hoi ka laau hahau o ke Akua maluna o lakou.
9Their houses are safe from fear, neither is the rod of God upon them.
10Hapai no ka lakou bipi, aole hoi i hemahema; Hua mai no ka lakou bipiohi, aole i hanau hapa.
10Their bulls breed without fail. Their cows calve, and don’t miscarry.
11Kuu aku lakou i ka lakou poe kamalii me he kumu hipa la, A lelele no ka lakou poe keiki.
11They send out their little ones like a flock. Their children dance.
12Hoomaka lakou me ka pahu kani a me ka lira, A olioli lakou i ke kani ana o ka hokiokio.
12They sing to the tambourine and harp, and rejoice at the sound of the pipe.
13Noho lakou i ko lakou mau la me ka pomaikai, A iho koke lakou i ka po.
13They spend their days in prosperity. In an instant they go down to Sheol.
14A olelo iho lakou i ke Akua, E hele oe mai o makou aku; A o ka ike i kou mau aoao, aohe makou makemake.
14They tell God, ‘Depart from us, for we don’t want to know about your ways.
15Owai ka Mea mana, i malama ai kakou ia ia? Heaha ka mea e loaa ai, ke nonoi kakou ia ia?
15What is the Almighty, that we should serve him? What profit should we have, if we pray to him?’
16Aia hoi, aole ma ko lakou lima ko lakou pomaikai: O ke kuka ana o ka poe hewa, ua mamao aku ia ia'u.
16Behold, their prosperity is not in their hand. The counsel of the wicked is far from me.
17He pinepine i pio ai ke kukui o ka poe hewa, A e hiki koke mai hoi ko lakou make maluna o lakou, A ua hooili mai ia i na eha ma kona inaina.
17“How often is it that the lamp of the wicked is put out, that their calamity comes on them, that God distributes sorrows in his anger?
18Ua like lakou me ka mauu maloo imua o ka makani, E like hoi me ka opala a ka puahiohio i lawe aku.
18How often is it that they are as stubble before the wind, as chaff that the storm carries away?
19Ua hoomau ke Akua i kona hewa no kana poe keiki: Ua uku mai ia ia ia, a e ike auanei oia.
19You say, ‘God lays up his iniquity for his children.’ Let him recompense it to himself, that he may know it.
20E ike no kona maka i kona popilikia. E inu no ia i ka huhu o ka Mea mana.
20Let his own eyes see his destruction. Let him drink of the wrath of the Almighty.
21No ka mea, heaha la kana hana iloko o kona hale mahope ona, I ka manawa e okiia'i mawaena ka huina o kona mau malama?
21For what does he care for his house after him, when the number of his months is cut off?
22K ao mai anei kekahi i ke Akua i ka ike, I ka mea hooponopono i ka poe kiekie?
22“Shall any teach God knowledge, since he judges those who are high?
23Make no kekahi iwaena o kona pomaikai, E noho nanea ana a me ka oluolu.
23One dies in his full strength, being wholly at ease and quiet.
24Ua piha kona mau aoao i ka momona, Ua mau kona mau iwi i ka lolo.
24His pails are full of milk. The marrow of his bones is moistened.
25A make no kekahi me ka naau ehaeha, Aole ia i hoao i ka lealea.
25Another dies in bitterness of soul, and never tastes of good.
26E moe pu laua i ka lepo, A e paapu na ilo maluna o laua.
26They lie down alike in the dust. The worm covers them.
27Aia hoi, ua ike no wau i ko oukou mau noonoo ana, A me ko oukou mau manao a oukou i hoino ai ia'u.
27“Behold, I know your thoughts, the plans with which you would wrong me.
28No ka mea, ke olelo nei oukou, Auhea ka hale o ke alii? Auhea hoi ka uhi o na halelewa o ka poe hewa?
28For you say, ‘Where is the house of the prince? Where is the tent in which the wicked lived?’
29Aole anei oukou i ninau i ka poe e maalo ae ana ma ke ala? A ike ole anei oukou i ko lakou mau hoailona?
29Haven’t you asked wayfaring men? Don’t you know their evidences,
30No ka mea, ua waihoia ka poe hewa no ka la popilikia, A e laweia mai lakou no ka la e inaina ai.
30that the evil man is reserved to the day of calamity, that they are led out to the day of wrath?
31Owai ka mea e hoike aku i kona aoao imua ona? A owai ka mea e uku aku ia ia i kana mea i hana'i?
31Who will declare his way to his face? Who will repay him what he has done?
32A e laweia aku oia i ka luakupapau, A e kiaiia oia ma ka hale kupapau.
32Yet he will be borne to the grave. Men will keep watch over the tomb.
33E kau oluolu maluna ona na papaa lepo o ke awawa, A mahope ona e hahai aku na kanaka a pau, E like me ka poe mamua ona he lehulehu no.
33The clods of the valley will be sweet to him. All men will draw after him, as there were innumerable before him.
34A pehea la ko oukou hooluolu make hewa ana mai ia'u, A ua hewa ka oukou olelo ana mai?
34So how can you comfort me with nonsense, because in your answers there remains only falsehood?”
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