Habakkuk 1
1 The burden that Habakkuk the prophet saw.
Spriedums, ko pravietis Habakuks redzējis.
2 How long, O Lord, shall I cry out, and you will not heed? Shall I shout to you while suffering violence, and you will not save?
Cik ilgi, ak Kungs, es kliegšu un Tu nepaklausi? Cik ilgi es Tevi piesaukšu par varas darbu, un Tu neizglābi?
3 Why have you revealed to me iniquity and hardship, to see plunder and injustice opposite me? And there has been judgment, but the opposition is more powerful.
Kāpēc Tu man lieci redzēt netaisnību un skaties uz varas darbu? Jo posts un varas darbs ir manā priekšā, un ķildas rodas un bāršanās ceļas.
4 Because of this, the law has been torn apart, and judgment does not persevere to its conclusion. For the impious prevail against the just. Because of this, a perverse judgment is issued.
Tāpēc bauslība paliek bez spēka un tiesa nekad nenāk gaismā, jo bezdievīgie apstāj taisno, tādēļ tiesa tiek pārgrozīta.
5 Gaze among the nations, and see. Admire, and be astounded. For a work has been done in your days, which no one will believe when it is told.
Skatāties uz tautām un ņemat vērā un brīnīdamies brīnaties, jo Es daru darbu jūsu dienās, ko jūs neticēsiet, kad to stāstīs.
6 For behold, I will raise up the Chaldeans, a bitter and swift people, marching across the width of the earth, to possess tabernacles not their own.
Jo redzi, Es atvedīšu Kaldejus, rūgtu un čaklu tautu, kas izplētīsies pār zemi un iemantos mājas vietas, kas viņai nepieder.
7 It is dreadful and terrible. From themselves, judgment and their burden will issue.
Šī ir briesmīga un bijājama(tauta), viņas tiesa un augstība iziet no viņas pašas.
8 Their horses are more nimble than leopards and swifter than wolves in the evening; their horsemen will spread out. And then their horsemen will approach from far away; they will fly like the eagle, hurrying to devour.
Jo viņas zirgi ir čaklāki nekā pardeļi un žiglāki nekā vilki vakarā. Un viņas jātnieki skraida, viņas jātnieki nāk no tālienes un atskrien kā ērglis, kas steidzās uz barību.
9 They will all approach towards the prey; their face is like a burning wind. And they will gather captives together like sand.
Tie visi nāk uz varas darbu; kurp tie savu vaigu griež, tur tie laužās cauri kā rīta vējš un sagrābj cietumniekus kā smiltis.
10 And concerning kings, he will triumph, and sovereign rulers will be his laughingstock, and he will laugh over every fortress, and he will transport a rampart and seize it.
Un viņš apmēda ķēniņus, un valdnieki tam par apsmieklu, viņš apsmej visas stiprās pilis un saber pīšļus un tās uzņem.
11 Then his spirit will be altered, and he will cross over and fall. Such is his strength from his god.
Tad viņš griežas kā vējš un aizskrien un noziedzās, turēdams savu spēku par savu dievu.
12 Have you not existed from the beginning, Lord my God, my holy one, and so we shall not die? Lord, you have stationed him for judgment, and you have established that his strength will be swept away.
Vai Tu neesi no iesākuma Tas Kungs, mans Dievs, mans Svētais? Mēs nemirsim. Tu, Kungs, viņu esi iecēlis par sodību, un viņu apstiprinājis, Tu akmens kalns, par pārmācību.
13 Your eyes are pure, you do not behold evil, and you cannot look towards iniquity. Why do you look upon the agents of iniquity, and remain silent, while the impious is devouring one who is more just than himself?
Tavas acis ir šķīstas, ka nevar ieredzēt ļaunumu, un grūtumu Tu nevari uzlūkot. Kāpēc Tu gribi skatīties uz atkāpējiem un klusu ciest, kad bezdievīgais to aprij, kas taisnāks nekā viņš?
14 And you will make men like the fish of the sea and like the creeping things that have no ruler.
Un kāpēc Tu cilvēkus gribi darīt kā zivis jūrā, kā līdējus tārpus, kam valdnieka nav?
15 He lifted up everything with his hook. He drew them in with his dragnet, and gathered them into his netting. Over this, he will rejoice and exult.
Viņš visus izvelk ar makšķeri, viņš tos sakrāj savā tīklā, un tos sapulcina savos valgos, tāpēc viņš priecājās un līksmojās.
16 For this reason, he will offer victims to his dragnet, and he will sacrifice to his netting. For through them, his portion has been made fat, and his meals elite.
Tādēļ viņš upurē savam tīklam un kvēpina saviem valgiem, jo caur tiem viņa tiesa ir palikusi tauka un viņa barība garda.
17 Because of this, therefore, he expands his dragnet and will not be lenient in continually putting to death the peoples.
Vai viņš tad tāpēc iztukšos savu tīklu? Vai viņš arvien tautas apkaus bez žēlastības?
