Exodus 34
1 And after this he said: “Cut out for yourself two tablets of stone similar to the first ones, and I will write upon them the words which were held on the tablets that you broke.
Jehova Nyasaye nowacho ne Musa niya, “Paa kite ariyo machal gi mane okwongo ka kendo anandikie weche mane ni e kite mokwongo mane itoyo.
2 Be prepared in the morning, so that you may immediately ascend onto Mount Sinai, and you shall stand with me on the summit of the mountain.
Bed moikore gokinyi kendo ibi ira ewi Got Sinai kendo kanyo ema anaromie kodi.
3 Let no one ascend with you, and do not let anyone be seen throughout the entire mountain. Likewise, do not let the oxen or the sheep pasture up against it.”
Onge ngʼato angʼata manobi kodi kata manobed machiegni ewi got kata mana chiayo kod kweth mag dhok kik kwaa e alwora mar godno.”
4 And so he cut out two tablets of stone, like those that were before. And rising up in the night, he ascended onto Mount Sinai, just as the Lord had instructed him, carrying with him the tablets.
Kuom mano Musa nopayo kite ariyo machal gi mane okwongo ka kendo nodhi ewi Got Sinai gokinyi kotingʼogi e lwete mana kaka Jehova Nyasaye nosechike.
5 And when the Lord had descended in a cloud, Moses stood with him, calling upon the name of the Lord.
Eka Jehova Nyasaye nolor koa ei boche kendo nochungʼ kanyo kod Musa kohulone nyinge mar Jehova Nyasaye.
6 And as he was crossing before him, he said: “The Ruler, the Lord God, merciful and lenient, patient and full of compassion and also truthful,
Kendo nokadho e nyim Musa kohulo niya, Jehova Nyasaye, Jehova Nyasaye, ma jangʼwono kendo ma kecho ji, ahora mos bende agundho gihera kod adiera,
7 who preserves mercy a thousand fold, who takes away iniquity, and wickedness, and also sin; and with you no one, in and of himself, is innocent. You render the iniquity of the fathers to the sons, and also to their descendants to the third and fourth generation.”
ka anyiso hera ne ji gana gi gana kendo aweyo ni ji timbegi maricho, wich teko kod richo. To kata kamano, ok akwan joricho kaka joma kare; to akumo nyithindo gi nyikwayo nyaka tiengʼ mar adek kod mar angʼwen nikech richo kweregi.
8 And hurrying, Moses bowed down prostrate to the ground; and worshiping,
Musa nokulore nyaka e lowo mapiyo nono mi olamo.
9 he said: “If I have found grace in your sight, O Lord, I beg you to walk with us, (for the people are stiff-necked) and take away our iniquities and our sin, and so possess us.”
Nowacho niya, “Yaye Ruoth Nyasaye, ka ayudo ngʼwono e nyim wangʼi, to yie idhi kodwa. Kata obedo ni jogi gin joma tokgi tek kamano, to wenwa kuom timbewa mamono kod richowa kendo kwan-wa kaka mwanduni.”
10 The Lord responded: “I will enter into a pact in the sight of all. I will perform signs which have never been seen on earth, nor among any nation, so that this people, in whose midst you are, may discern the terrible work of the Lord that I will do.
Eka Jehova Nyasaye nowacho niya, “Atimo kodi singruok. E nyim jogi duto abiro timo honni madongo mapok otimie oganda moro amora e piny. Jogo mudak e kindgi biro neno kaka timbe ma an Jehova Nyasaye abiro timo dongo.
11 Observe everything that I command you this day. I myself will drive out before your face the Amorite, and the Canaanite, and the Hittite, and the Perizzite, and the Hivite, and the Jebusite.
Rituru chike ma amiyou kawuono. Abiro riembo oko e nyimu jo-Amor, jo-Kanaan, jo-Hiti, jo-Perizi, jo-Hivi kod jo-Jebus.
12 Beware that you do not ever join in friendship with the inhabitants of that land, which may be your ruin.
Beduru motangʼ ne timo winjruok gi jogo modak e pinyno ma udhiyoe, nono to ginibednu obadho.
13 But destroy their altars, break their statues, and cut down their sacred groves.
Mukuru kendegi mag misengini, touru kitegi mopa milamo kendo tongʼuru sirnigi mag Ashera.
14 Do not be willing to worship any strange god. The jealous Lord is his name. God is a rival.
Kik ulam nyasaye moro amora nikech Jehova Nyasaye en Nyasaye ma janyiego.
15 Do not enter into a pact with the men of those regions, lest, when they will have fornicated with their gods and worshiped their idols, someone might call upon you to eat from what was immolated.
“Beduru motangʼ ne timo winjruok gi jogo modak e pinyno; nimar ka gilamo nyisechegi e yor dwanyruok kendo gitimo misengini gibiro luongou kendo ubiro chamo chiembgi mag misengini.
16 Neither shall you take a wife for your son from their daughters, lest, after they themselves have fornicated, they may cause your sons also to fornicate with their gods.
To bende ka ukawo nyigi moko mondo obed mond yawuotu mi nyigigo odwanyore kendgi gi nyisechegigo, to gibiro miyo yawuotu timo kamano.
17 You shall not make for yourselves any molten gods.
“Kik ulos nyiseche mothedhi mag mula mondo ulam.
18 You shall keep the solemnity of unleavened bread. For seven days, you shall eat unleavened bread, just as I instructed you, in the time of the month of what is new. For in the month of springtime you departed from Egypt.
“Timuru nyasi mar Sawo mar makati ma ok oketie thowi kuom ndalo abiriyo kaka nachikou. Timuru mano e kinde moketi e dwe mar Abib, nimar e dweno ema ne agoloue e piny Misri.
19 All of the male kind, which open the womb, shall be mine: from all the animals, as much of oxen as of sheep, it shall be mine.
“Nyak mokwongo mar nyodo e kind jo-Israel en mara, bed ni en dhano kata jamni.
20 The firstborn of a donkey, you shall redeem with a sheep. But if you will not give a price for it, it shall be slain. The firstborn of your sons you shall redeem. You shall not appear empty in my sight.
Waruru nyodo mokwongo mar punda gi nyarombo, to ka ok unyal ware, to tururu ngʼute. Waruru yawuotu makayo. “Onge ngʼama onego obi e nyima gi lwete nono.
21 For six days you shall work. On the seventh day you shall cease to cultivate and to harvest.
“Kuom ndalo auchiel unutim tijeu to odiechiengʼ mar abiriyo unuywe; kata mana e kinde mag pur kod keyo bende nyaka uywe.
22 You shall observe the Solemnity of Weeks with the first-fruits of the grain from the harvest of your wheat, and a Solemnity when the time of the year returns and everything is stored away.
“Timuru nyasi mar Sawo mar Jumbe gi keyo mar nyak mokwongo mar ngano kod Sawo mar Pono Olembe e rumb higa.
23 Three times a year, all your males shall appear in the sight of the Almighty, the Lord God of Israel.
Jou machwo duto nyaka chopi e nyim Jehova Nyasaye Manyalo Gik Moko Duto, ma Nyasach Israel nyadidek e higa.
24 For when I will have taken away the nations before your face, and enlarged your borders, no one shall lie in wait against your land when you will go up to appear in the sight of the Lord your God, three times a year.
Abiro riembo oko ogendini bende abiro yaro tongʼ mar pinyu kendo onge ngʼat manobed gi gombo kuom pinyu e kinde ma udhi ir Jehova Nyasaye ma Nyasachu ngʼato ka ngʼato nyadidek e higa.
25 You shall not immolate the blood of my victim over leaven; and there shall not remain, in the morning, any of the victim of the Solemnity of the Passover.
“Kik uchiwna remo motimgo misango kaachiel gi gimoro amora moketie thowi, kendo misango moro amora mochiw chiengʼ nyasi mar Pasaka kik dongʼ nyaka okinyi.
26 The first of the fruits of your land you shall offer in the house of the Lord your God. You shall not boil a young goat in the milk of its mother.”
“Keluru cham mabeyo mokwongo nyaknu e lowo e od Jehova Nyasaye ma Nyasachu. “Kik uted nyadiel ma pod dhodho cha min.”
27 And the Lord said to Moses, “Write these words to you, through which I have formed a covenant, both with you and with Israel.”
Eka Jehova Nyasaye nowacho ne Musa niya, “Ndik wechegi piny nimar kaluwore gi wechegi asetimo singruok kodi kaachiel gi jo-Israel.”
28 Therefore, he was in that place with the Lord for forty days and forty nights; he did not eat bread and he did not drink water, and he wrote on the tablets the ten words of the covenant.
Musa nobedo gi Jehova Nyasaye kuno kuom ndalo piero angʼwen odiechiengʼ gotieno, ka ok ocham makati kata modho pi. Kendo nondiko weche mag singruokgi e kite mopa miluongi ni Chike Apar.
29 And when Moses descended from Mount Sinai, he held the two tablets of the testimony, and he did not know that his face was radiant from the sharing of words with the Lord.
Kane Musa olor koa e Got Sinai gi kite ariyo mopa mag Sandug Muma kotingʼo e lwete to ne ok ongʼeyo ni lela wangʼe ne rieny nikech nosewuoyo gi Jehova Nyasaye.
30 Then Aaron and the sons of Israel, seeing that the face of Moses was radiant, were afraid to approach close by.
Kane Harun kod jo-Israel duto oneno ka lela wangʼ Musa rieny, negiluoro biro bute machiegni.
31 And being called by him, they turned back, both Aaron and the leaders of the assembly. And after he had spoken to them,
To Musa noluongogi; omiyo Harun kod jodongo duto mag oganda Israel noduogo ire mi owuoyo kodgi.
32 all the sons of Israel also now came to him. And he instructed them in all the things that he had heard from the Lord on Mount Sinai.
Bangʼe jo-Israel duto nobiro machiegni kode kendo ne omiyogi chike duto ma Jehova Nyasaye nosemiye e Got Sinai.
33 And having completed these words, he placed a veil over his face.
Kane Musa otieko wuoyo kodgi, noketo ragengʼ e wangʼe.
34 But when he entered to the Lord and was speaking with him, he took it off, until he exited. And then he spoke to the sons of Israel all that had been commanded to him.
To e kinde moro amora mane odhi e nyim Jehova Nyasaye mondo owuo kode, to nogolo ragengʼno nyaka owuog e nyime. Kane owuok oko mi onyiso jo-Israel gima Jehova Nyasaye osewachone, negineno wangʼe karieny.
35 And they saw that the face of Moses, when he came out, was radiant, but he covered his face again, whenever he spoke to them.
Eka Musa ne gengʼo wangʼe kendo nyaka chop ochak odhi owuo gi Jehova Nyasaye kendo.
