Romans 9
1 [Now I would like to discuss the fact that most of my fellow Israelites have rejected Christ]. Because of my relationship with Christ, I say completely truthfully [what I will now tell you]. I am not lying [DOU]! My conscience confirms what I [say] because the Holy Spirit [controls it].
Men Mesihte heqiqetni sözleymen, yalghan gep éytmaymen, wijdanim Muqeddes Rohning ilkide bolup özemge guwahliq qilmaqta —
2 [I tell you that] I grieve very greatly and deeply [DOU] [about my fellow Israelites].
Qelbimde zor derd-elem we tügimes azab bar.
3 I personally would be willing to let [God] curse me [and, as a result, be separated] from Christ, [if that would] help my fellow Israelites, my natural kinsmen, [to believe in Christ].
Chünki méning buraderlirim, yeni jismaniy jehettiki qérindashlirim bolghan Israillarni [nijat tapquzalisam] [Xudaning] lenitige qélip Mesihtin mehrum qilinishimni tileshke razi idim; ular Israillar! — ulargha oghulluq hoquqi, [Xudaning] shan-sheripining ayan qilinishi, ehdiliri, Tewrat qanunining amanet bolushi, ibadet xizmetliri we [Tewrat] wediliri nésiwe qilindi.
4 We [Jews] are [Israelites, God’s chosen] descendants of [Jacob]. [God has always considered] us as his children [MET]. It was to our ancestors [that he used to appear] gloriously [while they were in the desert]. It was with them that [God made] covenants [several times]. It was to them [that God] gave the laws [at Sinai Mountain]. They were the ones [to whom God showed how they should] worship him. They were the ones [to whom God] promised many things, [especially that the Messiah would come from their race].
5 It was our ancestors, [Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, whom God chose to found our nation]. And, [most importantly], it was from us Israelites that the Messiah received his human nature. [Nevertheless, most of my fellow Israelites have rejected Christ], who is the one who controls all things! He is God, the one who is worthy that we praise him forever! This is true! (OR, Amen!) (aiōn g165)
Ulugh [ibraniy] ata-bowiliri ularningkidur; jismaniy jehette Mesih ularning ejdadidur. U barliq mewjudat üstidin höküm sürgüchi, menggü mubarek Xudadur. Amin! (aiōn g165)
6 [God promised to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, that their descendants would all inherit his blessings]. But [although most of my fellow Israelites have rejected Christ], that does not [prove] that God has failed [to do] the things that he promised, because it is not all who are descended from Jacob and who [call themselves the people of] Israel whom [God considers] to be truly his people.
— Biraq Xudaning [Israilgha bolghan] sözi bikar boldi, démeymen; chünki Israildin bolghanlarning hemmisila heqiqiy Israil hésablanmaydu;
7 And it is also not all of Abraham’s natural descendants that [God considers] to be his people. Instead, [God considers only some of them to be Abraham’s children]. [This agrees with what God told Abraham]: “It is Isaac, [not any of your(sg) other sons], whom [I] will consider [to be the true father of] your descendants.”
shuningdek, Ibrahimning ewladliri bolsimu, hemmisila uning perzentliri hésablanmaydu. Chünki [muqeddes yazmilarda Ibrahimgha]: «Ishaqtin törelgenlerla séning nesling hésablinidu» — déyilgen.
8 That means that it is not all the natural-born descendants [of Abraham] whom God [considers as] his children. Instead, it is those who [believed what God] promised whom [he] considers to be his children.
Démek, jismaniy jehettin [Ibrahimdin] törelgen perzentler Xudaning perzentliri boliwermeydu, belki [Xudaning] wedisi arqiliq törelgenler [Ibrahimning] heqiqiy nesli hésablinidu.
9 [You know that what God] promised [to Abraham] was this: “About this time [next year] Sarah [your wife] will bear a son [as a result of my enabling] [MTY] [her to do so].” [So Abraham knew that it was not through Ishmael, the son that he already had, that God would fulfill what he had promised him] (OR, [that his true descendants would come]).
Chünki Xudaning bergen wedisi mundaq idi: «[Kéler yili] mushu chaghda qaytip kélimen, Sarah bir oghulgha ana bolidu».
10 And not only then did God show [that he did not determine who would be his true children according to who their ancestors were. He showed it again] when Rebecca conceived [twins] by our ancestor Isaac.
Uning üstige, Riwkah bir erdin, yeni ejdadimiz Ishaqtin [qoshkézekge] hamilidar bolghanda,
11 Before [the twins, Jacob and Esau], were born, when neither one had yet done anything good or bad, [God] said to Rebecca [about the twins she was to bear], “The older one shall later serve the younger one, [contrary to normal custom].” [God said this] in order that [we] might [clearly] understand that what he purposed [for people] was according to what he himself determined. That is, people’s [eternal destiny] does not depend on what they do. Instead, their destiny depends on [God], the one who chooses them.
Perzentliri téxi tughulmighanda, héchqandaq yaxshi yaki yaman ishnimu qilmasta, Xuda Özining ademlerni tallashtiki muddiasining ularning qilghan ish-emellirige emes, peqet Chaqirghuchi bolghanning iradisige asaslan’ghanliqini körsitish üchün, Riwkahgha: «Chongi kichikining xizmitini qilidu» — déyilgenidi.
13 And [this teaching is] ([supported/shown to be true]) [by] what is written [in the Scriptures] {what [a prophet] recorded} [that God said]: “I favored Jacob, [the younger son]. I did not favor [HYP] Esau, [the older son].”
Xuddi yene muqeddes yazmilarda éytilghinidek: «Yaqupni söydüm, Esawdin nepretlendim».
14 [Someone] might say, “(Is God unjust [by choosing the ones he wants to choose?/I think] that God is unjust [by choosing the ones he wants to choose!])” [RHQ] [I would reply], “[He is] certainly not [unjust]!”
Undaqta, bulargha néme deyli? Xudada adaletsizlik barmu? Hergiz yoq!
15 God told Moses, “I will pity and help anyone whom I choose [DOU]!”
Chünki Xuda Musagha mundaq dégen: — «Kimge rehim qilghum kelse, shuninggha rehim qilimen, Kimge ich aghritqum kelse, shuninggha ich aghritimen».
16 So [God chooses people], not because they want [God to choose them] or because they try hard [to do things so that he] will [accept them]. Instead he chooses people because he himself has mercy [on undeserving ones].
Démek, bu ish insanning iradisige yaki ularning tirishchanliqigha emes, belki rehimdilliq körsetküchi Xudagha baghliqtur.
17 [Moses] recorded [PRS] [that God had told] Pharaoh, “This is why I gave you [(sg)] authority [MTY]: It was in order that I might show [by how I oppose] you [how exceedingly] powerful I am, and in order that people everywhere [HYP] would hear about me [MTY].”
Chünki Xuda muqeddes yazmilarda Pirewn’ge mundaq dégen: — «Méning séni tiklishimdiki meqset del shuki, qudritimni üstüngde körsitish hemde namimning pütkül jahan’gha jakarlinishi».
18 So [we conclude that God] kindly helps the ones he wants to act kindly towards. But he makes stubborn the ones [such as Pharaoh] that he wants [to make stubborn].
Démek, Xuda xalighinigha rehim qilidu, xalighinini tash yürek qilidu.
19 [One of] you may [object to this by] saying to me, “[Because God determines ahead of time everything that people do, that also implies that he wants us to do everything that we do]. (No one has resisted what God has willed!/Who has resisted what God has willed?) [RHQ] Therefore, (it would not be right that God would still condemn [a person for having sinned]!/why does God still condemn [a person for having sinned]?) [RHQ]”
Emdi belkim sen manga: «Xudaning iradisige héchkim qarshi chiqalmaydighan tursa, undaqta Xuda néme üchün insanni eyibleydu?» — déyishing mumkin.
20 [I would reply that since] you [(sg)] are [just a] human being, (you do not [have any right at all to] criticize God!/[who are you to] say that what God does is wrong?) [RHQ] [As a potter is the one who creates a clay pot, God is the one who created you]. (A clay pot [MET] certainly would not [have a right to criticize] the potter by asking [PRS], “Why did you [(sg)] make me this way?”/Would a clay pot [have a right to criticize] the potter by asking [PRS], “Why did you [(sg)] make me this way?”) [RHQ]
Biraq, ey insan, Xuda bilen takallashqudek kimsen? Qélipta shekillendürüliwatqan nerse özini shekillendürgüchige: — «Méni néme üchün bundaq yasiding?» — déyelemdu?
21 Instead, (the potter certainly has the right to [take] some clay and from one lump [of clay] make one pot that people will honor and [make another] one for ordinary purposes [MET]./does not a potter have the right to [take] some clay and from one lump [of clay] make one pot that people will honor and [make another] pot for ordinary purposes?) [MET, RHQ] [Similarly, God has the right to carry out what he purposes for people].
Xumdanchining oxshash bir kallek laydin ésil orun’gha ishlitidighan qachimu, shundaqla adettiki orun’gha ishlitidighan qachimu yasash hoquqi yoqmu?
22 Although God desires to show that he is angry [about sin], and [although he desires to] make clear that he can powerfully [punish people who have sinned], he tolerated very patiently the people [MET] who caused him to be angry and who deserved to be destroyed (OR, who were made to be destroyed).
Xuda Öz ghezipini körsitishni we küch-qudritini tonutushni niyet qilghan bolsa, ghezipige layiq bolghan, halaketke teyyarlan’ghan «qachilar»gha adettin tashqiri sewrchanliq bilen köksi-qarnini keng qilip kelgen bolsa, uninggha néme boptu?
23 [God has been patient] in order that he might make clear how very wonderfully [he acts toward those] [MET] whom he intended to act mercifully towards and whom he prepared ahead of time in order that they might [live] gloriously [in heaven].
We shuning bilen Özining rehim-shepqitining nishani qilghan we shan-sherepke muyesser bolushqa aldin’ala teyyarlighan «qachilar»da, yeni Özi Yehudiylar arisidinla emes, belki eller arisidinmu chaqirghan bizlerde shan-sheripining cheksizlikini namayan qilish üchün shundaq qilishni xalighan bolsa, buninggha néme boptu?
24 That means us whom he chose—not only [us] Jews but also non-Jews.
25 [These words that] Hosea wrote [MTY] that [God] said also (show that God has the right/[support God’s right]) [to choose from among both Jews and non-Jews] [MTY]: I will declare that many people who were not my people are now my people. I will declare that many people whom I did not love [HYP] before, I love now.
Bu xuddi Xudaning Hoshiya peyghember arqiliq éytqinidek: — «Esli xelqim hésablanmighan xelqni xelqim, Esli söymigenlerni söygenlirim deymen»;
26 And [another prophet wrote]: What will happen is that in the places where [God] told them before, “You are not my people,” in those same places [people] will declare truthfully that they are children of God, who is completely powerful.
we yene: — «Burun ulargha: «Siler Méning xelqim emessiler» déyilgen jayda, Kelgüside del shu jayda ulargha «Tirik Xudaning oghulliri!» dégen nam bérilidu».
27 Isaiah also exclaimed concerning the Israelites: Even though the Israelites are [so many that no one can count them, like] sand [particles on the beach beside] the ocean, [only] a small part of them will be saved {[God] will save [only] a small part of them},
Yeshaya peyghembermu Israil toghruluq mundaq jakarlighanidi: — «Israillarning sani déngiz sahilidiki qumdek köp bolsimu, lékin peqet birla «qaldi» qutquzulidu;
28 because the Lord will punish completely and speedily the [people who live on] this earth, as he said that he would do.
chünki, Perwerdigar Öz ishini tügitiwétip, heqqaniyliq bilen tézdin uni ijra qilidu; chünki U yer yüzide hökümini teltöküs we téz ijra qilidu».
29 [Also, we can understand from what the prophet] Isaiah said [that God would not save] anyone if he did not show mercy: If the Lord, who controls everything in heaven, had not mercifully allowed some of our descendants to survive, we would have become like the people of [the cities of] Sodom and Gomorrah, who were [SIM, DOU] completely destroyed.
Yeshaya peyghember yene aldin éytqinidek: — «Eger samawi qoshunlarning Serdari bolghan Perwerdigar bizge bir nesil qaldurmighan bolsa, Sodom shehiridek, Gomorra shehiridek [yoqalghan] bolattuq».
30 We must conclude this: [RHQ] Although non-Jews did not search out [a way by which] God would erase the record of their sins, they actually found that way because they trusted [in what Christ did for them].
Undaqta, bulargha néme déyishimiz kérek? Heqqaniyliqqa intilmigen ellikler heqqaniyliqqa, yeni étiqadqa asaslan’ghan birxil heqqaniyliqqa érishti.
31 But although [the people of] Israel sought a basis [by which God would] erase the record of their sins, they did not succeed in [fulfilling the true purpose of the] laws [that God gave to Moses].
Lékin Israil heqqaniyliqni körsetken Tewrat qanunigha intilgini bilen qanunning telipige yételmidi.
32 The reason [RHQ] [that they did not succeed] is that they did not trust that [God would provide a way to save them]. Instead, they were trying to do certain things [in order that God would accept them. Because they did not expect the Messiah to die, the Israelites] felt disgusted about [Jesus’ death, which is like] the stone [MET] on which people stumble.
Néme üchün? Chünki ularning [heqqaniyliqqa] intilishi étiqad bilen emes, belki «sawabliq ishlar» bilen idi. Ular «putlikashang tash»qa putliship yiqilip chüshti;
33 This is what [a prophet] predicted when he wrote these words that [God said about the Messiah]: Listen! I am placing in Israel [MTY] [one who is like] a stone [MET] on which people will stumble. What he does will offend people [DOU]. Nevertheless, those who believe in him will not be disappointed.
xuddi [muqeddes yazmilarda] yézilghinidek: «Xelqni putlishidighan putlikashang tashni, Ademni yiqitidighan qoram tashni Zion’gha qoydum, Uninggha étiqad qilghuchi hergiz yerge qaritilip qalmas».
