Zabbuli 41
Endagaano Enkadde nʼEndagaano Empya
Ya Mukulu wa Bayimbi. Zabbuli ya Dawudi.
41 (A)Alina omukisa asaasira omunaku;
Mukama amulokola ku lunaku olw’akabi.
2 (B)Mukama anaamukuumanga anaawonyanga obulamu bwe,
era anaamuwanga omukisa mu nsi;
n’atamuwaayo eri okwegomba kw’abalabe be.
3 Mukama anaamujjanjabanga nga mulwadde;
n’amuwonya mu bulumi.
4 (C)Nayogera nti, “Ayi Mukama onsaasire omponye; kubanga nnyonoonye mu maaso go.”
5 (D)Abalabe bange boogeza obukyayi nti,
“Alifa ddi n’okwerabirwa ne yeerabirwa?”
6 (E)Bwe bajja okundaba beefuula mikwano gyange;
naye munda yaabwe bankyawa era basanyuka okulaba nga ngalamidde awo nnumwa.
Bwe bansiibula bagenda beesekera nga bwe baduula.
7 (F)Abalabe bange bonna abo bateesa mu kaama;
nga banjogerako ebitali birungi.
8 Boogera nti, “Endwadde emukutte mbi nnyo,
emukubye wansi tayinza kuwona.”
9 (G)Era ne mukwano gwange gwe neesiganga
bwe twalyanga,
anneefuukidde.
10 (H)Naye ggwe, Ayi Mukama, onsaasire,
onzizeemu amaanyi ndyoke nneesasuze.
11 (I)Mmanyi ng’onsanyukira,
kubanga omulabe wange tampangudde.
12 (J)Onnywezezza mu bwesimbu bwange,
ne mbeera mu maaso go ennaku zonna.
13 (K)Atenderezebwenga Mukama Katonda wa Isirayiri,
oyo eyabaawo okuva edda n’edda lyonna n’okutuusa emirembe gyonna.
Amiina era Amiina.
Psalm 41
The Message
41 1-3 Dignify those who are down on their luck;
you’ll feel good—that’s what God does.
God looks after us all,
makes us robust with life—
Lucky to be in the land,
we’re free from enemy worries.
Whenever we’re sick and in bed,
God becomes our nurse,
nurses us back to health.
4-7 I said, “God, be gracious!
Put me together again—
my sins have torn me to pieces.”
My enemies are wishing the worst for me;
they make bets on what day I will die.
If someone comes to see me,
he mouths empty platitudes,
All the while gathering gossip about me
to entertain the street-corner crowd.
These “friends” who hate me
whisper slanders all over town.
They form committees
to plan misery for me.
8-9 The rumor goes out, “He’s got some dirty,
deadly disease. The doctors
have given up on him.”
Even my best friend, the one I always told everything
—he ate meals at my house all the time!—
has bitten my hand.
10 God, give grace, get me up on my feet.
I’ll show them a thing or two.
11-12 Meanwhile, I’m sure you’re on my side—
no victory shouts yet from the enemy camp!
You know me inside and out, you hold me together,
you never fail to stand me tall in your presence
so I can look you in the eye.
13 Blessed is God, Israel’s God,
always, always, always.
Yes. Yes. Yes.
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