2 Samuel 1
1 And it was after [the] death of Saul and David he returned from defeating Amalek and he remained David in Ziklag days two.
Después de la muerte de Saúl, estando David de vuelta de la derrota de los amalecitas, y hallándose ya dos días en Siceleg,
2 And it was - on the day third and there! a man [was] coming from the camp from with Saul and garments his [were] torn and earth [was] on head his and it was when came he to David and he fell [the] ground towards and he bowed down.
sucedió que al tercer día llegó un hombre del campamento de Saúl, rasgados sus vestidos y cubierta su cabeza de polvo; el cual llegado a David se postró en tierra e hizo reverencia.
3 And he said to him David where? from this are you coming and he said to him from [the] camp of Israel I have escaped.
David le preguntó: “¿De dónde vienes?” “He podido escapar del campamento de Israel”, contestó él.
4 And he said to him David what? was it the word tell please to me and he said that it has fled the people from the battle and also [surely] a multitude has fallen of the people and they have died and also Saul and Jonathan son his they have died.
David le dijo: “¿Qué ha sucedido? Cuéntamelo.” A lo que respondió: “Huyó el pueblo de la batalla, y muchos del pueblo han caído y perecieron; también Saúl y su hijo Jonatán han sido muertos.”
5 And he said David to the young man who had told to him how? do you know that he has died Saul and Jonathan son his.
Preguntó entonces David al mozo que le daba la noticia: “¿Cómo sabes que han muerto Saúl y su hijo Jonatán?”
6 And he said the young man - who had told to him [surely] by chance I found myself on [the] mountain of Gilboa and there! Saul [was] leaning on spear his and there! the chariotry and [the] owners of the horses they overtook him.
Respondió el mozo que le traía la noticia: “Yo me hallaba por casualidad en el monte Gelboé, y vi a Saúl arrojado sobre su lanza, cuando los carros y la gente de a caballo le daban ya alcance.
7 And he turned behind him and he saw me and he called to me and I said here [am] I.
Volviéndose él entonces hacia atrás, me vio y me llamó. Yo respondí: “Heme aquí.”
8 And he said to me who? [are] you (and I said *Q(K)*) to him [am] an Amalekite I.
Y me preguntó: “¿Quién eres tú?” Le dije: “Soy un amalecita.”
9 And he said to me stand please over me and kill me for it has seized me dizziness for all still life my [is] in me.
Tras lo cual él me dijo: “Ponte sobre mí y mátame; porque se ha apoderado de mí angustia mortal, y mi vida está aún toda en mí.”
10 And I stood over him and I killed him for I knew that not he will live after had fallen he and I took the crown - which [was] on head his and an armlet which [was] on arm his and I brought them to lord my here.
Me puse entonces sobre él y lo maté; porque sabía que no podía vivir después de su caída. Y tomé la diadema que había sobre su cabeza, y el brazalete que tenía en su brazo, y los he traído aquí a mi señor.”
11 And he took hold David (on garments his *Q(K)*) and he tore them and also all the men who [were] with him.
Entonces asió David sus vestidos y los rasgó, haciendo lo mismo todos cuantos estaban con él.
12 And they mourned and they wept and they fasted until the evening on Saul and on Jonathan son his and on [the] people of Yahweh and on [the] house of Israel for they had fallen by the sword.
E hicieron duelo y lloraron, ayunando hasta la tarde, por Saúl y por Jonatán, su hijo, y por el pueblo de Yahvé y por la casa de Israel; pues habían caído al filo de la espada.
13 And he said David to the young man who had told to him where? from this [are] you and he said [am the] son of a man a sojourner an Amalekite I.
Después dijo David al mozo que le había traído la noticia: “¿De dónde eres?” Respondió: “Soy hijo de un extranjero, amalecita.”
14 And he said to him David how? not were you afraid to stretch out hand your to destroy [the] [one] anointed of Yahweh.
“David le dijo: “¿Cómo no tuviste temor de extender tu mano para dar muerte al ungido de Yahvé?”
15 And he called David to one from the young men and he said draw near fall on him and he struck down him and he died.
Y llamó David a uno de los jóvenes, al cual dijo: “¡Acércate y mátalo!” Y él lo hirió, y murió (el amalecita),
16 And he said to him David (blood your *Q(K)*) [be] on head your for own mouth your it has testified against you saying I I killed [the] [one] anointed of Yahweh.
mientra David le decía: “Tu sangre caiga sobre tu cabeza; pues tu misma boca ha dado testimonio contra ti, al decir: Yo he dado muerte al ungido de Yahvé.”
17 And he lamented David the lamentation this on Saul and on Jonathan son his.
David entonó la siguiente elegía por Saúl y Jonatán, su hijo;
18 And he said to teach [the] descendants of Judah Bow here! [it is] written on [the] scroll of the Jashar.
y mandó enseñarla a los hijos de Judá. Es el (canto del) arco, que está escrito en el Libro del Justo:
19 The beauty O Israel on high places your [is] slain how! they have fallen [the] mighty [ones].
¡La flor de Israel, traspasada, yace sobre tus alturas! ¡Cómo cayeron los héroes!
20 May not you tell in Gath may not you bear news in [the] streets of Ashkelon lest they should rejoice [the] daughters of [the] Philistines lest they should exult [the] daughters of the uncircumcised.
No lo digáis en Gat; no publiquéis la nueva en las calles de Ascalón, que no se alegren las hijas de los filisteos ni salten de gozo las hijas de los incircuncisos.
21 O mountains in Gilboa may not dew and may not rain [be] on you and fields of contributions for there it was defiled [the] shield of [the] mighty [ones] [the] shield of Saul not [was] anointed with oil.
¡Montes de Gelboé, ni rocío ni lluvia vuelvan a caer sobre vosotros! ni seáis campos de primicias. Pues allí fue arrojado el escudo de los héroes, el escudo de Saúl, cual si no fuera ungido con óleo.
22 From [the] blood of [those] slain from [the] fat of [the] mighty [ones] [the] bow of Jonathan not it turned back backwards and [the] sword of Saul not it returned empty.
El arco de Jonatán no disparó flecha sin sangre de traspasados, sin grasa de valientes; ni tornó vacía la espada de Saúl.
23 Saul and Jonathan lovable and pleasant in lives their and in death their not they were separated more than eagles they were swift more than lions they were strong.
¡Saúl y Jonatán, amables y hermosos, inseparables en la vida y en la muerte! ¡Más ligeros que las águilas, más fuertes que los leones!
24 O daughters of Israel because of Saul weep who clothed you scarlet with luxuries who brought up ornament[s] of gold on clothing your.
Hijas de Israel, llorad a Saúl, quien os vestía de rica escarlata, y colocaba adornos de oro sobre vuestro ropaje.
25 How! they have fallen [the] mighty [ones] in [the] middle of the battle Jonathan on high places your [is] slain.
¡Cómo cayeron los héroes en el campo de batalla! ¡Cómo fue traspasado Jonatán sobre tus alturas!
26 It is distress to me on you O brother my Jonathan you were pleasant to me very it was wonderful love your to me more than [the] love of women.
La angustia me oprime por ti, oh hermano mío, Jonatán! Tú eras toda mi delicia; tu amor era para mí más precioso que el amor de las mujeres.
27 How! they have fallen [the] mighty [ones] and they have perished [the] weapons of war.
¡Cómo han caído los héroes! ¡Cómo han perecido las armas del combate!
