Judges 14
1 And Sampson went down to Thamnatha, and saw a woman in Thamnatha of the daughters of the Philistines.
Eso afaega, Sa: masane da Dimina moilaiga asili, Filisidini a: fini afadafa ba: i.
2 And he went up and told his father and his mother, and said, I have seen a woman in Thamnatha of the daughters of the Phylistines; and now take her to me for a wife.
E da ea diasuga buhagili, ea eda amola ame elama amane sia: i, “Na da Dimina moilaiga Filisidini a: fini ba: i dagoi. Na da amo lamu hanai galebe. Amo lamusa: , ali amo a: fini nagili logela masa.”
3 And his father and his mother said to him, Are there no daughters of your brethren, and [is there not] a woman of all my people, that you go to take a wife of the uncircumcised Philistines? And Sampson said to his father, Take her for me, for she [is] right in my eyes.
Be ea eda amola ame ela da amane sia: i, “Di da abuliba: le Gode Ea Hou hame lalegagui Filisidini fi uda lamusa: hanabela: ? Ninia fi amoga uda hogole lamu da defea!” Be Sa: masane da bu adole i, “Na da amo a: fini hanai. Na da e fawane lamusa: dawa:”
4 And his father and his mother knew not that it was of the Lord, that he sought to be revenged on the Philistines: and at that time the Philistines lorded it over Israel.
Hina Gode da hame lalegagui Filisidini dunu ilima gegemusa: logo hogoi helebeba: le, E da Sa: masane ea asigi dawa: su ganodini agoane hamosu. Bai amo esoga, Filisidini dunu da Isala: ili soge ouligisu. Be Sa: masane eda amola ame da amo hou hame dawa: iou.
5 And Sampson and his father and his mother went down to Thamnatha, and he came to the vineyard of Thamnatha; and behold, a young lion roared in meeting him.
Amaiba: le Sa: masane da ea eda amola ame Dimina moilaiga sigi asi. Ilia da waini sagai ganodini asili, Sa: masane da laione wa: me waha debe gasala amo ea gesenenanebe nabi.
6 And the spirit of the Lord came powerfully upon him, and he crushed him as he would have crushed a kid of the goats, and there was nothing in his hands: and he told not his father and his mother what he had done.
Hedolowane, Sa: masane da Hina Gode Ea gasa bagade lai. E da amo laione amo goudi mano defele, ea loboga medole legele, magado gowa: i. Be amo hou e da ea ada amola ea ame elama hame adole i.
7 And they went down and spoke to the woman, and she was pleasing in the eyes of Sampson.
Amalalu, e da amo a: fini amoma asili, sia: sa: i. E da amo a: fini hanai.
8 And after some time he returned to take her, and he turned aside to see the carcase of the lion; and behold, a swarm of bees, and honey [were] in the mouth of the lion.
Eso didia asili, e da amo a: fini lamusa: bu asi. E da logoga asili, amo logo fisili, laione wa: me e da medole legei amo ba: la asi. E da laione ea da: i hodo ganodini agime fila heda: i amola agime hano dialebe fofogadigili ba: i.
9 And he took it into his hands, and went on eating, and he went to his father and his mother, and gave to them, and they did eat; but he told them not that he took the honey out of the mouth of the lion.
E da amo agime hano lale, logoga ahoa nana asi. Amalalu, e da ea ada amola ame elama asili, agime hano mogili elama i. Ela da mai dagoi. Be Sa: masane da amo agime hano laione bogoi ea da: i hodo amoga lai, e da elama hame olelei.
10 And his father went down to the woman, and Sampson made there a banquet for seven days, for so the young men are used to do.
Ea eda da a: fini ea diasuga asi. Amola amoga Sa: masane da lolo nasu hamoi. Bai amo esoga, ayeligi dunu da amo hou hamonanusu.
11 And it came to pass when they saw him, that they took thirty guests, and they were with him.
Filisidini dunu da Sa: masane ba: beba: le, ilia da Filisidini ayeligi 30 agoane e sigi esaloma: ne, asunasi.
12 And Sampson said to them, I propound you a riddle: if you will indeed tell it me, and discover it within the seven days of the feast, I will you give thirty sheets and thirty changes of raiment.
13 And if you can’t tell it me, you shall give me thirty napkins and thirty changes of apparel: and they said to him, Propound your riddle, and we will hear it.
Sa: masane da ilima amane sia: i, “Na da dilima idinamasu adole ba: ma: bela: ? Uda lasu lolo nasu eso fesuale amoga, dilia da amo sia: ea bai nama adole iasea, na da dilima afae afae dilima abula noga: i amola abula salasu imunu. Be dilia amo ea bai hame dawa: sea, dilia da nama afae afae abula amola abula salasu noga: iwane ima.” Ilia da ema bu adole i, “Defea! Dia idinamasu ninima adole ima. Ninia nabimu hanai.”
14 And he said to them, Meat came forth of the eater, and sweetness out of the strong: and they could not tell the riddle for three days.
E da ilima amane sia: i, “Liligi da ha: i manu naha amo ea hagomodini amoga ha: i manu da misi. Amola gasa bagade liligi amo ea hagomodini amoga da hedai liligi misi.” Eso udiana da asili, be amo idinamasu ea bai ilia da hogoi helele hame dawa: i.
15 And it came to pass on the fourth day, that they said to the wife of Sampson, Deceive now your husband, and let him tell you the riddle, lest we burn you and your father's house with fire: did you invite us to do us violence?
Eso biyaduga ilia da Sa: masane idua ema amane sia: i, “Diguama ogogoma. E da ninima amo idinamasu ea bai ninima olelema: ne agoane hamoma. Be dia agoane hame hamosea, ninia da dia ada diasu amo laluga ulagili salimu, amola di gilisili gobele salimu. Dafawane! Ania da nini liligi wamolamusa: , ninima guiguda: misa: ne sia: i.”
16 And Sampson's wife wept before him, and said, You do but hate me, and love me not; for the riddle which you have propounded to the children of my people you have not told me: and Sampson said to her, If I have not told it to my father and my mother, shall I tell it to you?
Amalalu, Sa: masane idua da ema digini asili, amane sia: i, “Di da nama hame asigisa. Di da nama higasa. Di da na dogolegei fi dunu amo idinamasu sia: adole ba: i. Be amo ea bai nama hame olelei.” Sa: masane da ema bu adole i, “Na da amo ea bai na ada amola ame elama hame olelei. Amaiba: le, na da abuli dima adole ima: bela: ?”
17 And she wept before him the seven days, during which their banquet lasted: and it came to pass on the seventh day, that he told her, because she troubled him; and she told it to the children of her people.
Amo lolo nasu eso fesuale amoga, Sa: masane idua da dinanawane ema adole ba: i. Be eso fesuale gala amoga, e da mae fisili sia: ga gegenabeba: le, Sa: masane da amo idinamasu ea bai ema olelei. Amalalu, e da Filisidini dunuma olelei.
18 And the men of the city said to him on the seventh day, before sunrise, What [is] sweeter than honey? and what [is] stronger than a lion? and Sampson said to them, If you had not ploughed with my heifer, you would not have known my riddle.
Amalalu, eso fesu ganodini, eso dabe gadenenoba, Filisidini dunu da Sa: masane amoma amane sia: i, “Ha: i manu eno da hani ea hedai hame baligisa. Amola eno liligi ea gasa da laione wa: me ea gasa hame baligisa.” Sa: masane da bu adole i, “Dilia da na uda ea hou amo ganodini hame hamonoba, amo hedesu sia: bai hame dawa: la: loba.”
19 And the Spirit of the Lord came upon him powerfully, and he went down to Ascalon, and destroyed of the inhabitants thirty men, and took their garments, and gave the changes of raiment to them that told the riddle; and Sampson was very angry, and went up to the house of his father.
Amalalu, hedolowane e da Hina Gode Ea gasa bagade lai. E da A: siegelone moilaiga asili, dunu 30 agoane amo medole legei. E da amo dunu ilia abula gigisa: le sasali, dunu amo da idinamasu ea bai olelei, ilima i dagoi. Amalalu, e da ougiwane hamonanu hi diasuga asi.
20 And the wife of Sampson was [given] to one of his friends, with whom he was on terms of friendship.
Amola fa: no, Filisidini a: fini amo Sa: masane ea lai, amo ea ada da bu dunu eno Sa: masane e uda gaguli lasu lolo nasu fidisu dunu amogili lama: ne i.
