Job 10
World English BibleTranslation
World English Bible
Baibala Hemolele (Hawaiian Bible, 1868 revision)
1“My soul is weary of my life. I will give free course to my complaint. I will speak in the bitterness of my soul.
1U A uluhua ko'u naau i kuu ola ana; E waiho iho au i kuu ulono ana ia'u iho; E olelo aku au maloko o ka ehaeha o kuu naau.
2I will tell God, ‘Do not condemn me. Show me why you contend with me.
2E i aku au i ke Akua, Mai hoohewa mai oe ia'u; E hoike mai oe i ka mea au e hakaka mai nei me au.
3Is it good to you that you should oppress, that you should despise the work of your hands, and smile on the counsel of the wicked?
3He mea maikai anei ia oe, e hookaumaha, A e hoowahawaha i ka hana a kou lima, A e hoomalamalama ae maluna o ka manao o ka poe hewa?
4Do you have eyes of flesh? Or do you see as man sees?
4O ko ke kino mau maka anei kou? Ua ike anei oe e like me ka ike ana a ke kanaka?
5Are your days as the days of mortals, or your years as man’s years,
5Ua like anei kou mau la me na la o ke kanaka? Ua like anei kou mau makahiki me na la o ke kanaka,
6that you inquire after my iniquity, and search after my sin?
6I ninau mai ai oe i kuu hala, A imi mai ai hoi i ko'u hewa?
7Although you know that I am not wicked, there is no one who can deliver out of your hand.
7Ma kou ike aohe o'u hewa; Aohe mea nana e hoopakele mai kou lima aku.
8“‘Your hands have framed me and fashioned me altogether, yet you destroy me.
8Ua hana kou mau lima ia'u, A ua hoopaa mai oe ia'u a puni; Aka, ke luku mai nei oe ia'u.
9Remember, I beg you, that you have fashioned me as clay. Will you bring me into dust again?
9Ke noi aku nei au ia oe e hoomanao, Ua hana mai oe ia'u, e like me ka lepo; A e hoihoi anei oe ia'u i ka lepo?
10Haven’t you poured me out like milk, and curdled me like cheese?
10Aole anei oe i ninini iho ia'u me he waiu la, A i hoopaakiki mai hoi ia'u, me he waiupaa la?
11You have clothed me with skin and flesh, and knit me together with bones and sinews.
11Ua uhi mai oe ia'u i ka ili a me ka io, A ua hoopaa mai oe ia'u i na iwi a me na olona.
12You have granted me life and loving kindness. Your visitation has preserved my spirit.
12Ua hana mai oe iloko i ke ola a me ka pomaikai, A ua malama mai kou kiai ana i kuu uhane.
13Yet you hid these things in your heart. I know that this is with you:
13O keia mau mea kau i huna'i iloko o kou naau: Ua ike no wau, aia no me oe keia mea.
14if I sin, then you mark me. You will not acquit me from my iniquity.
14Ina e hana hewa au, alaila hoomanao mai no oe ia'u, Aole oe e kela mai ia'u, mai ko'u hewa aku.
15If I am wicked, woe to me. If I am righteous, I still will not lift up my head, being filled with disgrace, and conscious of my affliction.
15Ina ua hewa au, auwe hoi wau; Ina ua pono au, aole wau e hookiekie i ko'u poo. Ua piha au i ka hilahila; A ua ike au i kuu poino;
16If my head is held high, you hunt me like a lion. Again you show yourself powerful to me.
16Ina e hookiekieia auanei ia, Ke hoohalua nei oe ia'u, me he liona la: A hoike hou mai oe ia oe iho he mana maluna o'u.
17You renew your witnesses against me, and increase your indignation on me. Changes and warfare are with me.
17Ke hoala hou nei oe i kou mau hoike ku e ia'u, A ke hoonui nei i kou inaina ia'u; A ke hoomahuahua mau nei na puali kaua ia'u.
18“‘Why, then, have you brought me out of the womb? I wish I had given up the spirit, and no eye had seen me.
18No ke aha la hoi oe i lawe mai ai ia'u, mai ka opu mai: Ina ua make au ilaila, A ua ike ole ka maka ia'u!
19I should have been as though I had not been. I should have been carried from the womb to the grave.
19Ina ua like au me he mea ola ole la, Ina ua laweia'ku au mai ka opu aku, a ka luakupapau.
20Aren’t my days few? Stop! Leave me alone, that I may find a little comfort,
20Aole anei he uuku ko'u mau la? U'oki pela, a e waiho ia'u, i oluolu iki iho ai au,
21before I go where I will not return from, to the land of darkness and of the shadow of death;
21Mamua o kuu hele ana'ku i kahi aole au e hoi hou mai, I ka aina pouli, a me ka malu make;
22the land dark as midnight, of the shadow of death, without any order, where the light is as midnight.’”
22He aina poeleele e like me ka pouli; He malu make, aohe mea i hooponoponoia, A o ka malamalama, ua like ia me ka pouli.
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