1 Samuel 26
1 The people of Ziph went to Saul at Gibeah and told him, “David's hiding on the hill of Hakilah, opposite the wastelands.”
Zifğançenbı Giveayeeqa, Şaulne k'anyaqa abı eyhen: – Davud Yeşimonne şene aq'valyne Xakila eyhene tepal dyugul eyxhe.
2 So Saul went to the Desert of Ziph along with three thousand specially-picked men from Israel to search for David there.
Şaulee, Davud t'abal ha'asva xhebır aazır g'əyxı'na İzrailyğançena insan qort'ul, manbışika sacigee Zifne sahreeqa geç'e.
3 Saul set up camp beside the road at the hill of Hachilah opposite the wastelands, near to where David was living in the desert. When he realized that Saul had come looking for him there,
Mang'vee, Yeşimonne şene aq'valyne Xakila eyhene tepal yəqqı'ne mıglek zastava giviyxhe. Sahree axvane Davuduk'le, Şaul cuqar qihna qöö g'ecena.
4 he sent out spies and found out Saul had definitely arrived.
Davudee cun insanar dyugulenba g'axuvu, hək'erar Şaul arıy ats'axhxha.
5 One night David got up and went over to Saul's camp and saw where Saul was sleeping, along with Abner, son of Ner, the army commander. Saul was lying in the middle of the camp with his men all around him.
Mana Şaulee zastava gyuvxiyne cigeeqa arayle. Maa'ar Davud, Şauliy g'oşunna xərna Nerna dix Avner g'alyabak'ane cigayqa ilyakka. Şaul vuc zastavayne yı'q'nee g'alirxhu eyxhe. Eskeraaşe cosun cigabı mang'une hiqiy-alla qa'a.
6 David asked Ahimelech the Hittite and Abishai, son of Zeruiah, Joab's brother, “Who wants to go with me into the camp to Saul?” “I'll go with you,” Abishai replied.
Davudee Q'etbışda eyxhene Aximelekıkeyiy Yoavne çocuke Tseruya donane zəiyfayne duxayke Avişayke qiyghanan: – Vuşune zakasana Şaulne k'anyaqa, zastaveeqa ı'qqə? Avişayee «Zı vaka g'iç'esdava» eyhe.
7 So David and Abishai went to the army camp at night. Saul was sleeping there in the camp with his spear stuck in the ground beside his head, with Abner and his men sleeping around him.
Davudıy Avişay zastavaysqa xəmde qabı hiviyxhar. Manbışik'le Şaul zastavayne ar g'alirxhu g'ece, cun nized cune vuk'lene k'anyaqacad k'exı eyxhe. Avneriy eskerar cune hiqiy-alla g'alyapk'ı vooxhe.
8 Abishai said to David, “God has handed your enemy over to you today. So please let me spear him to the ground in one go. I won't need to do it twice!”
Avişayee Davuduk'le eyhen: – G'iyna Allahee yiğna duşman yiğne xılyaqa quvu. Həşde ğu zasqa hasre mana nizeyka ı'xı' ç'iyek at'iq'an ha'as. Q'öd'es ı'xəsıd ıkkiykanas deş.
9 But David said to Abishai, “No, don't kill him! Who can attack the Lord's anointed one and not be guilty of a crime?
Davudee Avişayk'le eyhen: – Mana gimek'a! Rəbbee g'əyxı'yng'ulqa xıl g'ot'uluyng'ukun Rəbbeecad ha'asın.
10 As the Lord lives, the Lord himself will kill him. Either his time will come and he'll die, or he will go into battle and be killed.
Davudeecad meed eyhen: – Vorne Rəbbilqa k'ın ixhen, Rəbbee mang'ukun hidyı'ı g'alerçes deş. Mana vuccarme qik'as, deşxhee, dəv'eeme gik'as.
11 May the Lord prevent me from attacking the Lord's anointed one. Just pick up the spear and water jug beside his head, and let's go.”
Rəbbee g'əyxı'ng'ulqa xıl g'ot'uluyle, Rəbbee Vucee zı havacecen. Hucoona ixhes, həşde ğu mang'une vuk'lene k'anedın nizeyiy parç aleet'e, əlyhəəs.
12 David took the spear and water jug beside Saul's head, and they left. Nobody saw anything; nobody knew what had happened; nobody woke up. Everybody stayed asleep, because the Lord had made them fall into a deep sleep.
Davudee Şaulne vuk'lene k'anedın nizeyiy parç alyaat'u, mançe avayk'ananbı. Manbı şavuk'lecab g'avcu deş. Manbışe ha'anıd şavuk'lecad ats'axhxhe deş, vuşucarır muğur qexhe deş. Rəbbee manbışilqa it'umun nyak' salat'ı'ıva, manbı g'alyapk'ı vooxhe.
13 Then David went back over to the other side, and stood on top of the hill far enough away—there was a considerable distance between them.
Davud şene suralqa ılğeç'u, əq'ənane tepayne q'omaqa ılqeç'e. Manbışde yı'q'nee xılece yəq vuxha.
14 He shouted down to the army and Abner, son of Ner, “Aren't you going to answer me, Abner?” “Who is that shouting, disturbing the king?” Abner called back.
Davudee, milletılqayiy Nerne duxalqa Avnerılqa ts'ir haa'a: – Avner, zas alidghıniy qele! Avneree alidghıniy qele: – Ğu vuşune eyxhe, paççah muğur qa'a?
15 David called to Abner, “Aren't you meant to be this great man? Is there anyone in Israel who is better than you? So why didn't you protect your master the king when someone came to kill him?
Davudee Avnerık'le eyhen: – Ğu adamiy dişde vor? İzrailee vak akarana vuşune vor? Nya'a ğu yiğne xərıng'uqa paççahıqa ilydyakka? Milletıkena sa insan yiğna xərna, paççah gik'asvayiy arı.
16 You haven't done well at all. As the Lord lives, you all deserve to die, because you did not protect your master, the Lord's anointed. Take a look around. Where are the king's spear and water jug that were beside his head?”
Ğu valqa gyooxhana yugba haa'a deşub. Vorne Rəbbilqan k'ın ixhen, vuşun gırgınbı hapt'asın karbı vob, Rəbbee g'əyxı'ng'uqa ilyaaka deşub. İlekkende, paççahne vuk'lene k'anedın nizeyiy parç həşde nyaadiy?
17 Saul recognized David's voice and asked, “Is that you speaking, David, my son?” “Yes it's me, my lord and king,” David replied.
Şauluk'le Davudun ses qıvaats'ı, eyhen: – Yizda dix Davud, yuşan ha'ana ğune vor? Davudee eyhen: – Ho'o, zı vorna, yizda xərna paççah.
18 “Why is my lord hunting me, his servant? What is it that I've done? What crime am I guilty of?” he continued.
Qiyğa vuceecad meed eyhen: – Nya'a, yizda xərna zaqar qihna girxhu? Nya'a, zı hucoone hı'ı? Yizda bınah hucoone?
19 “Please listen to me, my lord and king. If the Lord has made you angry with me, then may he be happy to accept an offering. But if it's men that have done it, may they be cursed before the Lord! For all this while they've been driving me away from living among God's chosen people, telling me, ‘Go away and worship other gods.’
Hucoona ixhes, həşde zal, yiğne nukarıl k'ırı alixhxhe? Zalqa ğu g'elil qı'ına Rəbbxheene, zı Mang'us q'urban ablyaa'as. De'eş, man insanaaşe hı'ıxhee, hasre manbı Rəbbine ögil g'ulyootlecen! Manbışe Rəbbike gexhan zı ılymat'acenva zı g'e'eşşuna. Həşde zasse yizde Allahıs ı'bəədat ha'as əxə deş.
20 Please don't let me die so far from the presence of the Lord. The king of Israel has come to chase down one little flea, hunting me like someone who hunts a partridge in the mountains.”
Hımaasar yizda eb Rəbbike əq'ənane cigabışee k'yavaak'anas. Suvabışee nəxübiy g'ön üvxəsva alycaaxva, həşde İzrailyna paççahır həməxür zı gena xhinne ı'xəsva qığeç'u.
21 “I've done wrong,” Saul replied, “Come back, David, my son. I won't ever try to harm you again, because you valued me and spared my life today. I've been so stupid! I've made a big mistake!”
Şaulee eyhen: – Yizda dix Davud, zı bınah hav'u, sak'le. G'iyna yizda ı'mı'r yiğne ulesqa gıranba qabıynçil-alla, zı vas sayid pisın ha'as deş. Ək'elydeşiyvalla hav'u, zı xəbna bınah hav'u.
22 “I have the king's spear here,” said David. “Send one of your men over to collect it.
Davudee eyhen: – Paççah, yiğın nize haane! Hasre yiğne nukaraaşina sa arı, man aleet'ecen.
23 The Lord rewards all those who do what is right and who are trustworthy. The Lord handed you over to me today, but I refused to harm the Lord's anointed one.
Rəbbee, gırgıng'uscad cune qopkuvaliys sik'ı hele. G'iyna Rəbbee ğu yizde xılyaqa quvuyng'ar, zı Rəbbee g'əyxı'ng'ulqa xıl g'ot'ul deş.
24 In the same way as I valued your life today, may the Lord value my life, and may he rescue me from all my troubles.”
G'iyna nəxübiy yiğna ı'mı'r yizde ulesqa gıranba qabı, havaasre yizda ı'mı'rıb Rəbbine ulesqa həməxüb gıranba quvooracen. Mang'vee zı gırgıne dağamiyvalybışike g'attixhan he'ecen.
25 Saul said to David, “May you be blessed, David my son. You will accomplish a great deal and always be successful.” David left, and Saul went back home.
Şaulee Davuduk'le eyhen: – Yizda dix Davud, ğu yugvalybışeecar ixhena! Ğu ç'ak'ın işbı g'aces, gırgın işbıd ha'as həsilyxhesda. Mançile qiyğa Davud cune yəqqı'n ayk'an, Şaulur xaaqa siyk'al.
