1 Kings 3
1 And Solomon contracted an alliance with Pharaoh king of Egypt, —and took the daughter of Pharaoh, and brought her into the city of David, until he had made an end of building his own house, and the house of Yahweh, and the wall of Jerusalem, round about.
Nakikadua ni Solomon kenni Faraon nga ari ti Egipto babaen iti panagasawana iti anak ni Faraon. Inkuyogna ti anak ni Faraon ket impanna isuna iti siudad ni David agingga a nalpas ti panangipatakderna iti balayna, ti balay ni Yahweh, ken ti pader iti aglawlaw ti Jerusalem.
2 Save only, that the people were sacrificing in the high places, —because there had not been built a house unto the Name of Yahweh, until those days,
Agidatdaton dagiti tattao kadagiti pagdaydayawan gapu ta awan pay ti balay a naipatakder para iti nagan ni Yahweh.
3 Solomon loved Yahweh, by walking in the statutes of David his father, —save only, that, in the high places, he himself, was sacrificing and offering incense.
Ay-ayaten ni Solomon ni Yahweh, tungtungpalenna dagiti alagaden ni David nga amana, malaksid laeng iti panagidaton ken panagipuorna iti insenso kadagiti altar.
4 So then the king went to Gibeon, to sacrifice there, for, that, was the great high place, —a thousand ascending-sacrifices, did Solomon offer up on that altar.
Napan ti ari idiay Gibeon tapno mangidaton sadiay, ta dayta ti kalatakan nga altar. Nagidaton ni Solomon iti dayta nga altar iti sangaribu a daton a mapuoran.
5 In Gibeon, Yahweh appeared unto Solomon, in a dream by night, —and God said, Ask, what I shall give thee.
Nagparang ni Yahweh kenni Solomon idiay Gibeon iti maysa a rabii babaen iti tagtagainep; kinunana, “Agkiddawka! Ania ti rumbeng nga itedko kenka?”
6 Then said Solomon—Thou, didst deal, with thy servant David my father, in great lovingkindness, according as he walked before thee, in truth and in righteousness and in uprightness of heart, with thee, —and thou hast kept, for him, this great lovingkindness, that thou hast given unto him a son, to sit upon his throne, as it is this day.
Isu a kinuna ni Solomon, “Impakitam ti kasta unay a kinapudnom iti tulagmo iti adipenmo a ni David nga amak, gapu ta nagbiag isuna a mapagtalkan ken nalinteg iti imatangmo, ken addaan isuna iti managtulnog puso. Pinagtalinaedmo kenkuana daytoy a kinapudnom unay iti tulagmo ken inikkam isuna iti anak nga agtugaw iti tronona ita nga aldaw.
7 Now, therefore, O Yahweh my God, thou, hast made thy servant king, instead of David my father, —and, I, am but a little child, I know not how to go out and come in.
Ket ita, Yahweh a Diosko, insaadmo nga ari ti adipenmo a kas kasukat ni David nga amak, uray no maysaak laeng nga ubing. Saanko nga ammo no kasano ti rummuar wenno umuneg.
8 And, thy servant, is in the midst of thy people, whom thou hast chosen, —a numerous people, that cannot be numbered or summed up, for multitude.
Ti adipenmo ket adda iti nagtetengngaan dagiti tattao a pinilim, nakaad-adu a tattao a saan a mabilang.
9 Wilt thou, then, give unto thy servant, a heart that hearkeneth, to judge thy people, to discern between good and bad, —for who is able to judge this thine honoured people?
Ikkam koma ngarud ti adipenmo iti mannakaawat a puso a mangikeddeng kadagiti tattaom, tapno ammok a paggidiaten ti nasayaat ken dakes. Ta siasino ti makabael a mangikeddeng kadagitoy nakaad-adu unay a tattaom?”
10 And the thing was good in the eyes of the Lord, —that Solomon had asked this thing;
Naay-ayo ti Apo iti daytoy a kiddaw ni Solomon.
11 And God said unto him—Because thou hast asked this thing, and hast not asked for thyself many days, nor asked for thyself riches, nor asked the lives of thine enemies, —but hast asked for thyself discernment, in hearing a cause,
Isu a kinuna ti Dios kenkuana, “Gapu ta kiniddawmo daytoy a banag ken saanmo a kiniddaw ti atiddog a biag, kinabaknang wenno ti biag dagiti kabusormo, ngem pannakaawat a mangilasin iti kinalinteg ti kiniddawmo.
12 lo! I have done according to thy word, —lo! I have given unto thee a wise and discerning heart, so that, like thee, hath been none, before thee, and, after thee, shall rise up none, like thee.
Adtoy, aramidek dagiti amin a kiniddawmo kaniak. Ikkanka iti kinasirib ken mannakaawat a puso, tapno awan ti kas kenka a nagbiag idi, ken awanto pay ti tumaud a kas kenka.
13 Moreover also, what thou hast not asked, have I given unto thee, both riches and honour, —so that there hath been none, like thee, among the kings, all thy days.
Itedko met kenka ti saanmo a dinawat, kinabaknang ken dayaw tapno awanto ti siasinoman kadagiti ari ti kas kenka iti amin nga al-aldawmo.
14 And, if thou wilt walk in my ways, by keeping my statutes, and my commandments, as, David thy father, walked, then will I lengthen out thy days.
No agbiagka babaen kadagiti wagasko a tungpalem dagiti alagadek ken dagiti bilbilinko a kas iti panagbiag ni David nga amam, ngarud, paatiddogek ti al-aldawmo.”
15 And Solomon awoke, and lo! it was a dream. So he entered into Jerusalem, and stood before the ark of the covenant of the Lord, and caused to go up ascending-sacrifices and offered peace-offerings, and made a banquet for all his servants.
Kalpasanna, nakariing ni Solomon, ket naamirisna a daytoy ket tagtagainep. Immay isuna iti Jerusalem ket nagtakder iti sangoanan ti lakasa ti tulag ti Apo. Nangidaton isuna kadagiti daton a mapuoran amin ken daton a pakikappia, ket nagparambak isuna para kadagiti amin nga adipenna.
16 Then, came there in two unchaste women, unto the king, —and stood before him.
Kalpasanna, dua a babbai a balangkantis ti immay iti ari ket nagtakderda iti sangoananna.
17 And the one woman said—Pardon, my lord! I and this woman, dwell in one house, —and I gave birth to a child near her, in the house.
Kinuna ti maysa a babai, “O apok, siak ken daytoy a babai ket agnanaed iti maymaysa a balay, ket impasngayko ti maysa nga ubing a kaduak isuna iti balay.
18 And it came to pass, the third day after I bare, that, this woman also, gave birth to a child, —we two, being together, there was no stranger with us in the house, none but we two in the house.
Ket napasamak nga idi maikatlo nga aldaw kalpasan ti panagpasngayko, nagpasngay met daytoy a babai. Agkaduakami. Awan ti sabali a tao iti balay, ngem dakami laeng a dua iti balay.
19 And this woman’s son died in the night, —because she overlaid it.
Ket iti rabii, natay ti anak daytoy a babai gapu ta naiddaanna isuna.
20 Then arose she, in the middle of the night, and took my son from beside me, while thy handmaid was sleeping, and laid it in her own besom, —but, her dead son, laid she in, my, bosom.
Isu a bimmangon isuna iti katengngaan ti rabii ket innalana ti anakko iti abayko bayat a nakaturog ti adipenmo, ket impaiddana iti barukongna, ket impaiddana ti natay nga anakna iti barukongko.
21 And, when I arose in the morning, to give suck unto my child, lo! it was dead! but, when I looked at it narrowly in the morning, lo! it was not, my son that I had borne.
Idi bimmangonak iti bigat tapno pasusoek ti anakko, natayen isuna. Ngem idi miningmingak a nalaing isuna iti kaagsapaanna, saan nga isuna ti anakko nga impasngayko.”
22 Then said the other woman—Nay! but, my son, is the, living, and, thy son, the, dead. But, this, one kept on saying—Nay, verily! but, thy son, is the, dead, and, my son, the, living. Thus spake they before the king.
Ket kinuna ti maysa a babai, “Saan, ti sibibiag ti anakko, ket ti natay ti anakmo.” Kinuna ti immuna a babai, “Saan, ti natay ti anakmo, ket ti sibibiag ti anakko.” Kastoy ti panagsinnaritada iti sangoanan ti ari.
23 Then said the king, The one woman, is saying, This, is, my son, the one that liveth, and, thy son, is, the one that is dead, —and, the other, is saying, Nay! but, thy son, is, the dead one, and, my son, the, living.
Ket kinuna ti ari, “Ibagbaga ti maysa kadakayo, 'Daytoy nabiag ti anakko, ket anakmo ti natay,' ket kunkuna met ti maysa, 'Saan, daydiay natay ti anakmo, ket ti sibibiag ti anakko.'”
24 And the king said—Bring me a sword! So they brought a sword before the king.
Kinuna ti ari, “Iyegandak iti kampilan.” Nangiyegda ngarud iti kampilan iti sangoanan ti ari.
25 Then said the king, Divide the living child, in twain, —and give half to the one, and half to the other.
Ket kinuna ti ari, “Guduaenyo ti sibibiag nga ubing, ket itedyo ti kagudua iti daytoy a babai ket itedyo met ti kaguduana iti sabali pay a babai.”
26 Then spake the woman, whose was the living child, unto the king—for tender became her compassions over her son—so she said—Pardon, my lord! Give, her, the living child, and do not, kill, it. But the other kept on saying—Neither mine, nor thine, shall it be, divide it.
Ket kinasao ti babai nga akin-anak iti nabiag nga ubing ti ari, ta napnoan iti asi ti pusona para iti anakna, ket kinunana, “O apok, itedyo kenkuana ti sibibiag nga ubing, saanyo a patpatayen isuna.” Ngem kinuna ti maysa a babai, “Saanto isuna a maited kaniak wenno maited kenka. Guduaenyo isuna.”
27 Then responded the king, and said—Give, her, the living child, ye shall not, kill, it, —she, is its mother.
Ket simmungbat ti ari a kunana, “Itedyo ti sibibiag nga ubing iti umuna a babai, ket saanyo a patpatayen. Isuna ti ina ti ubing.”
28 And all Israel heard of the judgment which the king had delivered, and they stood in awe before the king, —for they saw, that, the wisdom of God, was in him, to execute justice.
Idi nangngeg ti entero nga Israel ti panangngeddeng nga inaramid ti ari, nagbutengda iti ari, gapu ta nakitada nga adda kenkuana ti kinasirib ti Dios iti panangikeddeng.
