Jeremiah 17
1 The sin of Judah is inscribed with an iron stylus, engraved with an adamant point, on their minds and on corners of their altars where they worship.
Jūda grēki ir rakstīti ar dzelzs rakstāmo, ar dimanta asmeni, tie ir ierakstīti viņu sirds galdā un uz jūsu altāru ragiem,
2 Even their children remember to worship at their pagan altars and Asherah poles, set up by the green trees and on the high hills,
Tā ka viņu bērni piemin savus altārus un savas Ašeras pie zaļiem kokiem uz augstiem pakalniem.
3 on my mountain in the fields. I will hand over your wealth and all your valuable possessions as plunder, because of the sin committed on your pagan high places inside your country.
Bet Es Savu kalnu līdz ar to tīrumu, tavu padomu un visas tavas mantas nodošu par laupījumu līdz ar taviem elku kalniem, to grēku dēļ, kas visās tavās robežās.
4 You will have to give up the land I gave you. I will have your enemies make you their slaves in an unfamiliar country for you made my anger blaze, and it will burn forever.
Tā tu caur savu paša vainu no savas daļas tapsi izdzīts, ko Es tev biju devis. Un Es tev likšu kalpot taviem ienaidniekiem zemē, ko tu nepazīsti; jo jūs Manas bardzības uguni esat iededzinājuši, kas degs mūžīgi.
5 This is what the Lord says: Cursed are those who put their confidence in human beings, who trust in human strength and give up relying on the Lord.
Tā saka Tas Kungs: Nolādēts tas cilvēks, kas paļaujas uz cilvēkiem un ieceļ miesu par savu elkoni, un kā sirds no Tā Kunga atkāpjās.
6 They will be like a shrub alone in the desert that isn't even aware when good things happen. It just goes on living in the dry desert, in a salt flat that's uninhabited.
Jo tas būs tā kā vientulis koks klajumā un neredzēs labumu nākam, bet paliek izkaltušās tuksneša vietās, neauglīgā zemē, kur neviens nedzīvo.
7 Blessed are those who trust in the Lord, who put their confidence in him.
Svētīgs tas cilvēks, kas uz To Kungu paļaujas, un kura cerība ir Tas Kungs.
8 They are like trees planted by water, sending out roots toward the stream. They don't panic when it gets hot; their leaves are always green. They don't worry during a time of drought—they go on producing fruit.
Jo tas būs kā koks, kas pie ūdens dēstīts, kas savas saknes izlaiž pie upes un nejūt, kad karstums nāk; viņa lapas paliek zaļas, un sausā gadā viņš nebēdā un nemitās augļus nest.
9 The mind is more deceptive than anything else—it's incurably sick! Who can possibly understand it?
Sirds ir viltīga pār visām lietām un samaitāta, kas to var izzināt?
10 But I, the Lord, see what people are thinking. I examine their minds, so I can reward them depending on their attitudes and the way they behave.
Es, Tas Kungs, izmanu sirdi un pārbaudu īkstis un dodu ikvienam pēc viņa ceļiem, pēc viņa darbu augļiem.
11 Like a partridge hatching eggs it didn't lay is someone who makes a fortune by cheating others. Their riches will fly away at midday, and in the end they'll look like a fool.
Tā kā irbe perē olas, ko nav dējusi, tāpat ir, kas bagātību sakrāj, bet ne ar taisnību; pusmūžā viņam tā jāatstāj un galā viņš ir ģeķis.
12 Our Temple is a throne of glory, raised up high from the beginning.
Bet Tu godības sēdeklis, augsts no iesākuma, mūsu svētuma vieta,
13 Lord, you are Israel's hope, anyone who deserts you will be disgraced. Anyone who turns their back on you will vanish like names written in the dust, for they have abandoned the Lord, the source of living water.
Ak Kungs, Tu Israēla cerība, visi, kas Tevi atstāj, taps kaunā! “Tie, kas no Manis atkāpjas, taps zemē rakstīti, jo tie atstāj To Kungu, to dzīvā ūdens avotu.”
14 Please heal me, Lord, and I'll be healed; save me, and I'll be saved, for you are the one I praise.
Dziedini mani, ak Kungs, tad es būšu dziedināts, atpestī mani, tad es būšu atpestīts, jo tu esi mana slava.
15 See how they keep on saying to me, “Where is the disaster that the Lord's predicted? Is it ever going to happen?”
Redzi, tie uz mani saka: kur ir Tā Kunga vārds? Lai jel nāk.
16 But I haven't been in a hurry to give up being your shepherd. I haven't wanted the time of trouble to come. You know that whatever I said was said in front of you.
Bet es neesmu liedzies, par ganu būt, Tev pakaļ iet, un nelaimes dienas es neesmu vēlējies. Tu to zini: kas no manas mutes izgājis, tas ir atklāts Tavā priekšā.
17 Please don't be the one who terrifies me! You are my protection in the time of trouble.
Neesi man par briesmām! Tu esi mans patvērums ļaunā dienā.
18 Bring shame on my persecutors, but not on me. Terrify them, but not me, Let them experience the time of trouble, and smash them to pieces.
Lai mani vajātāji top kaunā, bet lai es netopu kaunā; lai tie top iztrūcināti, bet lai es netopu iztrūcināts; lai nāk pār tiem nelaimes diena, un satriec tos ar divkārtīgu satriekšanu.
19 This is what the Lord told me: Go and stand at the main gate of the city, the one used by kings of Judah, and do the same at all the other gates of Jerusalem.
Tā Tas Kungs uz mani sacīs: ej un stāvi ļaužu vārtos, kur Jūda ķēniņi ieiet, un kur tie iziet, un visos Jeruzālemes vārtos,
20 Tell them, Listen to the Lord's message, kings of Judah, and all you people of Judah and Jerusalem who come in through these gates.
Un saki uz tiem: klausiet Tā Kunga vārdu, Jūda ķēniņi, un visa Jūda cilts, un visi Jeruzālemes iedzīvotāji, kas pa šiem vārtiem ieejat.
21 This is what the Lord says: Pay attention, if you value your lives! Don't carry a load on the Sabbath day, and don't bring it through the gates of Jerusalem.
Tā saka Tas Kungs: sargājaties par savām dvēselēm, un nenesiet nekādu nastu svētdienā, un nevediet nekā pa Jeruzālemes vārtiem.
22 Don't carry a load out of your houses, and don't do any work on the Sabbath day. Keep the Sabbath day holy, just as I ordered your forefathers.
Un neiznesiet nastas no saviem namiem svētdienā un nedariet nekādu darbu, bet svētījiet to svēto dienu, kā Es jūsu tēviem esmu pavēlējis.
23 However, they refused to listen or pay attention. Instead they were stubborn and refused to obey or accept instruction.
Bet tie nav klausījuši nedz savas ausis atgriezuši, bet tie bijuši stūrgalvīgi un nav klausījuši un mācību nav pieņēmuši.
24 Listen carefully to me, says the Lord, and don't bring any load through the gates of this city on the Sabbath day, and keep the Sabbath day holy, and don't do any work on it.
Tad nu tā notiks: ja jūs Mani klausīt klausīsiet, saka Tas Kungs, un nenesīsiet nastas pa šīs pilsētas vārtiem svētdienā, un svētīsiet to svēto dienu, tai dienā nekādu darbu nedarīdami,
25 Then kings and princes will enter through the gates of this city. They will sit on the throne of David. They will ride in chariots and on horses with their officials, accompanied by the people of Judah and those living in Jerusalem, and this city will be inhabited forever.
Tad pa šīs pilsētas vārtiem ies ķēniņi un lielkungi, kas sēž uz Dāvida goda krēsla un brauks ar ratiem un zirgiem, tie un viņu lielkungi, Jūda vīri un Jeruzālemes iedzīvotāji, un šī pilsēta stāvēs mūžīgi.
26 People will come from the towns of Judah and everywhere around Jerusalem, from the land of Benjamin, and from the lowlands the hill country, and the Negev. They will bring burnt offerings and sacrifices, grain offerings and frankincense, and thank offerings to the Lord's Temple.
Un nāks no Jūda pilsētām un no Jeruzālemes apkārtnes un no Benjamina zemes un no lejas un no kalniem un no dienvidiem(Negebas) un atnesīs dedzināmu upuri un kaujamu upuri un ēdamu upuri un vīraku, un pienesīs teikšanas upuri Tā Kunga namā.
27 But if you refuse to listen to me and keep the Sabbath day holy by not carrying a load while entering the gates of Jerusalem on the Sabbath day, then I will set its gates alight with a fire that can't be put out, and it will burn down Jerusalem's fortresses.
Bet ja jūs Mani neklausīsiet, svēto dienu nesvētīdami un svētdienā nastas nesdami pa Jeruzālemes vārtiem, tad Es viņas vārtos iededzināšu uguni, kas aprīs Jeruzālemes skaistos namus un neizdzisīs.
