Psalms 42
1 Deer pant, desiring to drink water from a stream [when there is a drought] (OR, [when they are being pursued by hunters].) In the same way [SIM], God, I need you very much.
Kas iti panagal-al ti ugsa iti pannakawawna iti danum ti waig, kasta ti pannakawawko kenka, O Dios.
2 I desire to have fellowship with [MET] you, the all-powerful God. [I wonder], “When will I be able to go [back to the temple in Israel] and worship in your presence again?”
Mawawak para iti Dios, para iti sibibiag a Dios; kaanonto nga umayak ket sumangoak iti sangoanan ti Dios?
3 Every day and every night I cry; [it is as though] the only thing I have to drink is my tears; and while I do that, my enemies are continually asking me, “Why does your god not [help you]?”
Dagiti luak ti nagbalin a taraonko iti aldaw ken rabii, kabayatan a kankanayon nga ibagbaga dagiti kabusorko kaniak, “Sadino ti ayan ti Diosmo?”
4 I am very distressed [IDM] as I remember when I went with the crowd of people to the temple [in Jerusalem], leading them as we walked along; we were all shouting joyfully and singing to thank God [for what he had done]; we were a large group who were celebrating.
Malagipko dagitoy a banbanag kas ibuyatko ti kararuak: no kasano a nakipanak kadagiti adu a tattao ken indauloak ida iti balay ti Dios nga addaan timek ti rag-o ken dayaw, dagiti adu a mangramrambak iti fiesta.
5 So [I say to] myself, “(Why am I sad and discouraged?/I should not be sad and discouraged!) [RHQ] I confidently expect God [to help me], and again I will praise him, my God, the one who saves me.”
Apay a nakadumogka, O kararuak, ken apay a madanaganka iti kaunggak? Mangnamnamaka iti Dios, ta agdayawak pay kenkuana para iti tulong ti presensiana.
6 [But now, Yahweh], I am very discouraged [IDM], so I think about you, even from where the Jordan [River] gushes out from the bottom of Hermon [Mountain] and from Mizar Mountain.
O Diosko, nakadumog ti kararuak iti kaunggak, ngarud malagipka manipud iti daga idiay Jordan, manipud kadagiti tallo a tapaw ti Bantay Hermon, ken manipud iti turod ti Mizar.
7 But here, the great sorrow that I feel is like water that you send down [MET]; [it is like] a waterfall that tumbles down and floods over me.
Ti kaadalman ayabanna ti sabali a kaadalman iti karasakas ti panagdissoor dagiti danummo; naglasat dagiti dalluyon ken palongmo kaniak.
8 Yahweh shows me each day that he faithfully loves me, and each night I sing to him and pray to him, the God who causes me to live.
Nupay kasta, bilinento ni Yahweh ti kinapudnona ti tulagna iti aldaw; addanto kaniak ti kantana iti rabii, maysa a kararag iti Dios ti biagko.
9 I say to God, [who is like] an [overhanging] rock [under which I can hide] [MET], “It seems that you have forgotten me. I (mourn/cry) constantly because my enemies act cruelly toward me” [RHQ].
Ibagakto iti Dios, a batok, Apay a nalipatannak? Apay nga agtultuloy nga agladladingitak gapu iti panangidadanes dagiti kabusor?”
10 They make fun of me constantly; they continually ask, “Why does your god not help you?” [RHQ] And when they insult me [like that], [it is like] wounds that I feel even in my bones.
A kas kampilan kadagiti tulangko, a tubtubngarendak dagiti kabusorko, kabayatan a kanayon nga ibagbagada kaniak, “Sadino ti ayan ti Diosmo?”
11 But [I think, ] “(Why am I sad and discouraged?/I should not be sad and discouraged!) [RHQ] I will confidently expect God [to help me], and I will praise him again, my God, the one who saves me.”
Apay a nakadumogka, kararuak? Apay a maringgoranka iti kaunggak? Mangnamnamaka iti Dios, ta agdayawak pay kenkuana, nga isu ti tulong iti rupak ken Diosko.
