Numbers 10
1 The Lord told Moses,
I korero ano a Ihowa ki a Mohi, i mea,
2 “Make two trumpets out of hammered silver. They are to be used for summoning the Israelites and to have the camp move out.
Hanga etahi tetere hiriwa mau, kia rua; me patupatu to raua hanganga, ina hanga e koe; hei tawhiunga mau i te hiu, mo nga maunutanga ano hoki o nga puni.
3 When both trumpets are blown, all the Israelites are to gather before you at the entrance to the Tent of Meeting.
A ka whakatangihia aua mea, me huihui te whakaminenga katoa ki a koe, ki te whatitoka o te tapenakara o te whakaminenga.
4 But if only one is blown, then only the tribal leaders are to gather before you.
A ki te mea kotahi ano e whakatangihia, na me huihui ki a koe nga ariki, nga upoko o nga mano o Iharaira.
5 When you blow the trumpet loudly, which is the alarm signal to move out, the camps on the east side are to march out first.
Ka whakatangihia he whakaoho e koutou, na ka hapainga nga puni e noho ana ki te taha ki te rawhiti.
6 When you blow the trumpet loudly the second time, the camps on the south side are to march out. That's their signal to start moving.
A, i te rua o a koutou whakatangihanga o te whakaoho, na ka hapainga nga puni e noho ana ki te taha ki te tonga: me whakatangi he whakaoho e ratou mo o ratou maunutanga.
7 To summon the people, blow the trumpets normally, not the loud alarm signal.
Otiia, ka meatia kia huihuia te whakaminenga, me whakatangi e koutou, engari kaua e whakatangihia he whakaoho.
8 Aaron's descendants are to blow the trumpets. This regulation is for all time and for all future generations.
A ma nga tama a Arona, ma nga tohunga, e whakatangi nga tetere a hei tikanga tena ki a koutou ake ake, i o koutou whakatupuranga.
9 When you're in your own land and have to go into battle against an enemy who has attacked you, blow the alarm signal and the Lord your God won't forget you—he will save you from your enemies.
A ki te anga koutou ki te whawhai i to koutou whenua ki te hoariri e whakatupu kino ana i a koutou, na me whakatangi he whakaoho ki nga tetere; a ka maharatia koutou e Ihowa, e to koutou Atua, ka whakaorangia hoki i o koutou hoariri.
10 Blow the trumpets when you celebrate too, at your regular feasts and at the beginning of each month. This is when you give your burnt offerings and fellowship offerings which act as a reminder for you before your God. I am the Lord your God.”
I te ra ano e hari ai, i o koutou ra nunui hoki, i nga timatanga o o koutou marama, me whakatangi nga tetere ki a koutou tahunga tinana, ki a koutou patunga mo te pai; a hei whakamahara ena ki a koutou ki te aroaro o to koutou Atua: ko Ihowa aha u, ko to koutou Atua.
11 The cloud rose up from the Tabernacle of the Testimony on the twentieth day of the second month of the second year.
A i te rua tekau o te rua o nga marama, i te rua o nga tau, kua riro ake te kapua i runga i te tapenakara o te whakaaturanga.
12 The Israelites left the Desert of Sinai and moved from place to place until the cloud stopped in the Desert of Paran.
Na ka hapainga e nga tama a Iharaira i te koraha o Hinai; a ka tau te kapua ki te koraha o Parana.
13 This was the first time they moved out following the Lord's command through Moses.
A rite tonu ta ratou hapainga mataati ki te kupu a Ihowa i korerotia e Mohi.
14 The tribal divisions of Judah went first, marching out under their flag, with Nahshon, son of Amminadab, in charge.
Ko te tuatahi i maunu, ko te kara o te puni o nga tama a Hura, me o ratou ropu: a ko te kaiwhakahaere o tana ope ko Nahahona tama a Aminarapa.
15 Nethanel, son of Zuar, was in charge of the tribal division of Issachar,
A ko te kaiwhakahaere o te ope o te iwi o nga tama a Ihakara ko Netaneere tama a Tuara.
16 and Eliab, son of Helon, was in charge of the tribal division of Zebulun.
Ko te kaiwhakahaere hoki o te ope o te iwi o nga tama a Hepurona ko Eriapa tama a Herona.
17 Then the Tabernacle was dismantled, and the Gershonites and the Merarites set off, carrying it.
Na ka wahia te tapenakara; a ka turia atu e nga tama a Kerehona, ratou ko nga tama a Merari, ko ratou ki te amo i te tapenakara.
18 Then came the divisions of Reuben who marched out under their flag, with Elizur, son of Shedeur, in charge.
Na ka maunu ko te kara o te puni o Reupena, me o ratou ropu: ko te kaiwhakahaere o tana ope ko Erituru tama a Hereuru.
19 Shelumiel, son of Zurishaddai, was in charge of the tribal division of Simeon,
A ko te kaiwhakahaere o te ope o te iwi o nga tama a Himiona ko Herumiere tama a Turiharai.
20 and Eliasaph, son of Deuel, was in charge of the tribal division of Gad.
A ko te kaiwhakahaere o te ope o te iwi o nga tama a Kara ko Eriahapa tama a Teuere.
21 Then the Kohathites set off, carrying the holy objects. The Tabernacle would be put up before they arrived.
Na ka turia atu e nga Kohati me te amo i te nohoanga tapu: a tae rawa atu ratou kua tu te tapenakara i etahi.
22 Then came the divisions of Ephraim who marched out under their flag, with Elishama, son of Ammihud in charge.
Na ka maunu atu ko te kara o te puni o nga tama a Eparaima, me o ratou ropu: a ko te kaiwhakahaere o tana ope ko Erihama tama a Amihuru.
23 Gamaliel, son of Pedahzur, was in charge of the tribal division of Manasseh,
A ko te kaiwhakahaere o te ope o te iwi o nga tama a Manahi ko Kamariere tama a Peraturu.
24 and Abidan, son of Gideoni, was in charge of the tribal division of Benjamin.
A ko te kaiwhakahaere o te ope o te iwi o nga tama a Pineamine ko Apirana tama a Kirioni.
25 Lastly came the divisions of Dan who marched out under their flag, defending the rear of all the tribal groups, with Ahiezer, son of Ammishaddai, in charge.
Na ka maunu ko te kara o te puni o nga tama a Rana, ko te hiku tena o nga puni katoa, puta noa i o ratou ope: a ko te kaiwhakahaere o tana ope ko Ahietere tama a Amiharai.
26 Pagiel, son of Ocran, was in charge of the tribal division of Asher,
A ko te kaiwhakahaere o te ope o te iwi o nga tama a Ahera ko Pakiere tama a Okorana.
27 and Ahira, son of Enan, was in charge of the tribal division of Naphtali.
A ko te kaiwhakahaere o te ope o te iwi o nga tama a Napatari ko Ahira tama a Enana.
28 This was the order in which the Israelite tribal divisions moved out.
Ko nga maunutanga enei o nga tama a Iharaira, me o ratou ope, i o ratou whakatikanga atu.
29 Moses explained to Hobab, the son of Moses' father-in-law Reuel the Midianite, “We're leaving for the place of which the Lord promised, ‘I'm going to give it to you.’ Come with us, and we'll be good to you, because the Lord has promised good things to Israel.”
Na ka mea a Mohi ki a Hopapa, tama a Reuere Miriani, a te hungawahi o Mohi, E haere ana matou ki te wahi i mea nei a Ihowa, Ka hoatu a reira e ahau ki a koutou: haere mai tatou, a ka pai ta matou mahi ki a koe: he pai hoki te korero a Ihowa mo I haraira.
30 “No, I won't go—I'll return to my own country and my own people,” Hobab replied.
A ka mea tera ki a ia, E kore ahau e haere: engari me haere ahau ki toku whenua, ki oku whanaunga.
31 “Please don't abandon us now,” Moses said, “because you're the one who knows where we should camp in the desert and you can guide us.
A ka mea ia, Kaua ra matou e whakarerea; e mohio ana hoki koe ki nga puni mo matou i te koraha, a ka ai koe hei kanohi mo matou.
32 If you come with us, whatever good things the Lord blesses us with we'll share with you.”
Na, tenei ake, ki te haere koe i a matou, ina, tenei ake ko te pai e meatia mai e Ihowa ki a matou ka meatia hoki e matou ki a koe.
33 They left the mountain of the Lord to go on a three-day journey The Ark of the Lord's Agreement led the way for them during these three days to find a place for them to camp.
Na ka turia atu e ratou i te maunga o Ihowa, e toru nga ra i haere ai: a i haere te aaka o te kawenata o Ihowa i mua i a ratou, i nga ra e toru i haere ai, ki te titiro okiokinga mo ratou.
34 The cloud of the Lord was above them during day as they moved on from the camp.
A i runga i a ratou te kapua o Ihowa i te awatea, i to ratou whakatikanga atu i te puni.
35 Whenever the Ark was carried out, Moses would call out, “Stand up, Lord, and may your enemies be scattered, and may those who hate you run away from you.”
A ka maunu te aaka, na, ka mea a Mohi, Whakatika, e Ihowa, a kia marara ou hoariri; kia rere hoki i tou; aroaro te hunga e kino ana ki a koe.
36 Whenever it was set down, he would call out, “Return, Lord, to the thousands and thousands of the people of Israel.”
A ka tu te aaka, na ka mea ia, Hoki mai, e Ihowa, ki nga mano tini o Iharaira.
