Ezekiel 10
1 And I look, and behold, on the expanse that [is] above the head of the cherubim, as a sapphire stone, as the appearance of the likeness of a throne, He has been seen over them.
Nañente iraho, le ingo, amy lañelañe ambone’ ty añambone’ o kerobeoy te niboak’ ambone’ iareo ey ty raha hoe safira, nibentatse ho fiambesatse.
2 And He speaks to the man clothed with linen and says, “Go into the midst of the wheel, to the place of the cherub, and fill your hands with coals of fire from between the cherubim, and scatter over the city.” And he goes in before my eyes.
Le hoe re amy misikin-damba leniy: Akia, añivo’ o larò mininike ambane’ o kerobeo naho atsafo vaen’ afo boak’ añivo’ o kerobeo ty fità’o roe vaho aparatsaho ambone’ i rovay. Aa le nimb’ao re, ampahatreavako.
3 And the cherubim are standing on the right side of the house, at the going in of the man, and the cloud has filled the inner court,
Nijohañe ankavana’ i kivohoy o kerobeo amy nimoaha’ indatiy, naho nahatsake i kiririsa añate’ey i rahoñey;
4 and the glory of YHWH becomes high above the cherub, over the threshold of the house, and the house is filled with the cloud, and the court has been filled with the brightness of the glory of YHWH.
le nionjoñe boak’ amo kerobeo ty enge’ Iehovà nijohañe an-tsarira’ i lalañey, naho nilifore’ i rahoñey i kivohoy, vaho nañatseke i kiririsay ty fireandrea’ ty enge’ Iehovà.
5 And a noise of the wings of the cherubim has been heard in the outer court, as the voice of God—the Mighty One—in His speaking.
Le jinanjiñe an-kiririsa alafe’e ao ty fangotrohan’ ela’ o kerobeo manahake ty fiarañanañan’ Andriampañontroñe, t’ie mitsara.
6 And it comes to pass, in His commanding the man clothed with linen, saying, “Take fire from between the wheel, from between the cherubim,” and he goes in and stands near the wheel,
Aa ie namantoke am’indaty misikin-deniy ami’ty hoe: Andrambeso afo boak’ añivo’ o larò mininike añivo’ o kerobeoo, le nimoak’ ao re nijohañe añivo’ o larò mininikeo.
7 that the [one] cherub puts forth his hand from between the cherubim to the fire that [is] between the cherubim, and lifts up, and gives [it] into the hands of him who is clothed with linen, and he receives, and comes forth.
Ie amy zao, nahiti’ ty kerobe ty fità’e boak’ añivo’ o kerobeo mb’ amy afo an-teñateña’ o kerobeoy le nandrambesa’e naho natolo’e am-pità’ i nisikin-deniy, rinambe’e vaho niavotse.
8 And there appears in the cherubim the form of a hand of man under their wings,
Niloneak’ amy zao, amo kerobeo ambane’ o ela’eo ty manahake te fità’ ondaty.
9 and I look, and behold, four wheels near the cherubim, one wheel near one cherub, and another wheel near the other cherub, and the appearance of the wheels [is] as the color of a beryl stone.
Aa ie nañente iraho, hehe ty larò efatse marine o kerobeo, songa larò raike i kerobe rey, le hoe vaton-Tarsise ty volo’ i larò rey.
10 And [as for] their appearances, [the] four had one likeness, as it were the wheel in the midst of the wheel.
Le ty vinta’ iareo, hambañe i efatse rey, manahake te añate’ ty larò ty larò.
11 In their going, they go on their four sides; they do not turn around in their going, for to the place to where the head turns, they go after it, they do not turn around in their going.
Ie nandeha le nionjomb’amy ze joro-tane tea’e, tsy nivio t’ie nandeha, fa amy ze nitoliha’ ty loha’e ty norihe’ iereo le tsy niviombio am-pandenañe.
12 And all their flesh, and their backs, and their hands, and their wings, and the wheels, are full of eyes all around—[the] wheels [the] four had.
Tsitsike fihaino ty sandri’ iareo, o pa’eo, o fità’eo, o ela’eo, naho o larò’eo, vaho añariari’ i larò efatse rey.
13 As for the wheels—they were called “Whirling Wheel” in my ears.
Tsinanoko te nitokaveñe ty hoe Larò-Mpininike i larò rey.
14 And four faces [are] to each; the face of the first [is] the face of the cherub, and the face of the second [is] the face of man, and of the third the face of a lion, and of the fourth the face of an eagle.
Songa aman-daharañe efatse: laharan-kerobe ty valoha’e; lahara’ ondaty ty faharoe; tarehen-diona ty fahatelo; vaho tarehem-bantio ty fahefatse.
15 And the cherubim are lifted up, it [is] the living creature that I saw by the river Chebar.
Niongake i kerobe rey. Ie i raha veloñe nitreako añ’olo’ i saka Kebarey rey.
16 And in the going of the cherubim, the wheels go beside them; and in the cherubim lifting up their wings to be high above the earth, the wheels do not turn around, even they, from being beside them.
Aa naho mañavelo i kerobe rey le mindre lia ama’e i larò rey; aa ie onjone’ i kerobe rey o ela’eo hiavotse i taney mb’ añ’ abo ey, le tsy mivike tsy ho rekets’ ama’e i larò rey.
17 In their standing they stand, and in their exaltation they are exalted with them: for [the] spirit of the living creature [is] in them.
Ie mitsangañe, le mijohañe ka iretoañe; ie mionjoñe, le mañambone ka iretoa; fa am’ iareo ao ty arofo’ o raha veloñeo.
18 And the glory of YHWH goes forth from off the threshold of the house, and stands over the cherubim,
Nienga i sariran-kivohoy amy zao ty enge’ Iehovà nijohañe ambone’ i kerobe rey.
19 and the cherubim lift up their wings, and are lifted up from the earth before my eyes; in their going forth, the wheels [are] also alongside them, and he stands at the opening of the east gate of the house of YHWH, and the glory of the God of Israel [is] over them from above.
Nonjone’ i kerobe rey o ela’eo henane zay le nienga i taney am-pahatreavako eo; ie niavotse le niaoloa’ i laro rey, naho nijohañe am-pimoaha’ i lalambey atiñana’ i anjomba’ Iehovày eoy; vaho ambone’ iereo eo ty engen’ Añahare’ Israele.
20 It [is] the living creature that I saw under the God of Israel by the river Chebar, and I know that they are cherubim.
Ie i raha veloñe nitreako ambanen’ Andrianañahare’ Israele añ’ olon-tsaka Kebare rey; le napotako t’ie kerobe.
21 [The] four—each had four faces, and each had four wings, and the likeness of the hands of man [is] under their wings.
Songa aman-daharañe efatse naho elats’ efatse; vaho hoe fità’ ondaty ty ambane’ ela’eo.
22 And the likeness of their faces, they [are] the faces that I saw by the river Chebar, their appearances and themselves; they each go straight forward.
Le nihambañe amo laharañe nitreako añ’ olo-tsaka-Kebareo ty vintan-dahara’ iareo, ty vinta’ iareo naho ty fañova’ iareo, songa nionjoñe mahity mb’am-piatrefa’e.
