Zabbuli 55 – LCB & NIV

Luganda Contemporary Bible

Zabbuli 55:1-23

Zabbuli 55

Ya Mukulu wa Bayimbi. Eyimbibwa n’ebivuga eby’enkoba. Zabbuli ya Dawudi.

155:1 Zab 27:9; 61:1Owulirize okusaba kwange, Ayi Katonda,

togaya kwegayirira kwange.

255:2 a Zab 66:19 b Zab 77:3; Is 38:14Ompulire era onziremu,

kubanga ndi mu buzibu, nga nsinda olw’okweraliikirira okunene.

355:3 a 2Sa 16:6-8; Zab 17:9 b Zab 71:11Mpulira amaloboozi g’abalabe bange;

ababi bankanulidde amaaso

ne banvuma nga bajjudde obusungu.

455:4 Zab 116:3Omutima gwange gulumwa nnyo munda yange;

entiisa y’okufa entuukiridde.

555:5 Yob 21:6; Zab 119:120Okutya n’okukankana binnumbye;

entiisa empitiridde.

6Ne njogera nti, Singa nnina ebiwaawaatiro ng’ejjiba,

nandibuuse ne ŋŋenda mpummulako.

7“Nandiraze wala nnyo,

ne mbeera eyo mu ddungu;

855:8 Is 4:6nandiyanguye ne ntuuka mu kifo kyange eky’okuwummuliramu,

eteri kibuyaga na mpewo ekunta n’amaanyi.”

955:9 Yer 6:7Mukama tabulatabula ennimi z’ababi, ozikirize enkwe zaabwe;

kubanga ndaba obukambwe n’okulwanagana mu kibuga.

10Beetooloola bbugwe waakyo emisana n’ekiro,

ne munda mu kyo mujjudde ettima n’ebikolwa ebibi.

1155:11 a Zab 5:9 b Zab 10:7Obutemu n’obussi obwa buli ngeri biri mu kibuga omwo.

Buli lw’oyita mu nguudo zaakyo osanga bulimba bwereere na kutiisibwatiisibwa.

12Singa omulabe wange y’abadde anvuma,

nandikigumiikirizza;

singa oyo atakkiriziganya nange y’annumbaganye n’anduulira,

nandimwekwese.

1355:13 2Sa 15:12; Zab 41:9Naye ggwe munnange,

bwe tuyita, era mukwano gwange ddala!

1455:14 Zab 42:4Gwe twabanga naye mu ssanyu ng’abooluganda,

nga tutambulira mu kibiina ekinene mu nnyumba ya Katonda.

1555:15 a Zab 64:7 b Kbl 16:30, 33Okufa kubatuukirire,

bakke emagombe nga bakyali balamu;

kubanga bajjudde okukola ebibi.

16Naye nze nkoowoola Mukama Katonda,

n’andokola.

1755:17 a Zab 141:2; Bik 3:1 b Zab 5:3Ekiro, ne mu makya ne mu ttuntu,

ndaajana nga bwe nsinda;

n’awulira eddoboozi lyange.

18Amponyezza mu lutalo

nga siriiko kintuseeko

newaakubadde ng’abannwanyisizza babadde bangi.

1955:19 a Ma 33:27 b Zab 78:59Katonda oyo atudde ku ntebe ye ebbanga lyonna,

aliwulira n’ababonereza

abo abatakyusa makubo gaabwe

era abatatya Katonda.

2055:20 a Zab 7:4 b Zab 89:34Agololera emikono gye ku mikwano gye;

n’amenya endagaano ye.

2155:21 a Nge 5:3 b Zab 28:3; 57:4; 59:7By’ayogera bigonvu okusinga omuzigo,

so nga mu mutima gwe alowooza lutalo;

ebigambo bye biweweera okusinga amafuta,

so nga munda mu mutima gwe asowodde bitala byennyini.

2255:22 a Zab 37:5; Mat 6:25-34; 1Pe 5:7 b Zab 37:24Ebizibu byo byonna bireete eri Mukama,

ajja kukuwanirira;

kubanga talireka mutuukirivu kugwa.

2355:23 a Zab 73:18 b Zab 5:6 c Yob 15:32; Nge 10:27 d Zab 25:2Naye ggwe, Ayi Katonda,

olisuula abakola ebibi mu kinnya eky’okuzikirira;

era abatemu n’abalimba bonna

tebagenda kuwangaala kimu kyakubiri eky’obulamu bwabwe.

Naye nze, neesiga ggwe.

New International Version

Psalms 55:1-23

Psalm 55In Hebrew texts 55:1-23 is numbered 55:2-24.

For the director of music. With stringed instruments. A maskilTitle: Probably a literary or musical term of David.

1Listen to my prayer, O God,

do not ignore my plea;

2hear me and answer me.

My thoughts trouble me and I am distraught

3because of what my enemy is saying,

because of the threats of the wicked;

for they bring down suffering on me

and assail me in their anger.

4My heart is in anguish within me;

the terrors of death have fallen on me.

5Fear and trembling have beset me;

horror has overwhelmed me.

6I said, “Oh, that I had the wings of a dove!

I would fly away and be at rest.

7I would flee far away

and stay in the desert;55:7 The Hebrew has Selah (a word of uncertain meaning) here and in the middle of verse 19.

8I would hurry to my place of shelter,

far from the tempest and storm.”

9Lord, confuse the wicked, confound their words,

for I see violence and strife in the city.

10Day and night they prowl about on its walls;

malice and abuse are within it.

11Destructive forces are at work in the city;

threats and lies never leave its streets.

12If an enemy were insulting me,

I could endure it;

if a foe were rising against me,

I could hide.

13But it is you, a man like myself,

my companion, my close friend,

14with whom I once enjoyed sweet fellowship

at the house of God,

as we walked about

among the worshipers.

15Let death take my enemies by surprise;

let them go down alive to the realm of the dead,

for evil finds lodging among them.

16As for me, I call to God,

and the Lord saves me.

17Evening, morning and noon

I cry out in distress,

and he hears my voice.

18He rescues me unharmed

from the battle waged against me,

even though many oppose me.

19God, who is enthroned from of old,

who does not change—

he will hear them and humble them,

because they have no fear of God.

20My companion attacks his friends;

he violates his covenant.

21His talk is smooth as butter,

yet war is in his heart;

his words are more soothing than oil,

yet they are drawn swords.

22Cast your cares on the Lord

and he will sustain you;

he will never let

the righteous be shaken.

23But you, God, will bring down the wicked

into the pit of decay;

the bloodthirsty and deceitful

will not live out half their days.

But as for me, I trust in you.