Sabuurradii 95
1 Kaalaya, aynu Rabbiga u gabaynee, Oo aynu farxad ugu qaylinno dhagaxa badbaadadeenna.
Come! Let us ring out our joy to the Lord, let us merrily shout to our rock of salvation.
2 Aynu hortiisa la nimaadno mahadnaq, Oo aynu isaga farxad ugu qaylinno innagoo sabuurro ugu gabyayna.
Before his face let us come with thanks, with songs of praise let us shout to him.
3 Waayo, Rabbigu waa Ilaah weyn, Waana boqor weyn oo ilaahyada oo dhan ka wada sarreeya.
For the Lord is a great God, king above all gods.
4 Dhulka meelihiisa ugu mool dheeru gacantiisay ku jiraan, Oo buuraha dheeraantoodana isagaa iska leh.
In his hand are the depths of the earth, the heights of the mountains are his.
5 Baddana isagaa iska leh, oo isagaa sameeyey, Oo dhulka engeganna isagaa gacmihiisa ku sameeyey.
The sea is his, for he made it: the dry land was formed by his hands.
6 Haddaba kaalaya aynu isaga caabudnee oo u sujuudnee, Oo Rabbiga ina abuuray aan hortiisa ku jilba joogsanno,
Come! Let us worship and bow on our knees to the Lord our creator.
7 Waayo, isagu waa Ilaaheen, Oo innaguna waxaynu nahay dadkii daaqsintiisa, iyo idaha gacantiisa ku jira. Bal maanta maad codkiisa maqashaan!
For he is our God; and we are the people he tends, the sheep in his care. If only you would heed his voice today:
8 Qalbigiinna ha adkaynina, sidii markii Meriibaah la joogay, Iyo sidii maalintii la joogay Masaah oo cidlada ku dhex taal,
‘Do not harden your hearts as at Meribah, or at Massah, that day in the desert,
9 Markay awowayaashiin i jirrabeen, Oo ay i tijaabiyeen, oo ay shuqulkaygii arkeen.
when your ancestors tempted and tried me, though they had seen my deeds.
10 Dadkii qarnigaas afartan sannadood waan u cadhaysnaa, Oo waxaan idhi, Waa dad qalbigooda ka qaldama, Oo iyagu ma ay aqoon jidadkaygii,
‘For forty years I was filled with loathing for that generation, so I said: “A people with wandering hearts are they, and ignorant of my ways.”
11 Sidaas daraaddeed anigoo cadhaysan waxaan ku dhaartay Inaanay nasashadayda gelin.
So I solemnly swore to them in my anger, that never would they enter my place of rest.’
