1 Samuel 9
1 There was a rich and influential man whose name was Kish. He belonged to the tribe descended from Benjamin. Kish was the son of Abiel and the grandson of Zeror. He was from the family of Becorath and from the clan of Aphiah.
Benyaminaaşiqa Giş donana sa insan ıxha. Mana Avielna dix ıxha. Avielir Tserorna dix ıxha. Tserorur Bekoratna dix ıxha. Bekoratır Afiahna dix ıxha. Mana Gişva eyhena insan geer qıvaats'ına ıxha.
2 Kish had a son whose name was Saul. He was more handsome than any of the other Israeli men, and he was a head/foot taller than any of the other Israeli men.
Mane Gişiqar Şaulva donana sa mek'vna dix ıxha. İzrailybışiqa mana xhineena micagna merna deşdaniy. Mana cune milletınbışde gırgıng'ule sa ç'ümna axtıra ıxha.
3 One day, some of Kish’s female donkeys wandered off. So Kish told Saul, “Take one of my servants with you, and go and search for the donkeys!”
Yiğbışde sa yiğıl Şaulyne dekkın Gişin əməler iygval. Gişee duxayk'le Şauluk'le eyhen: – Oza qixhe, nukaraaşina sayır vaka alyart'u, əməler t'abal ha'as hak'ne.
4 So Saul did that. He took a servant, and they walked through the hilly area where the descendants of Ephraim lived, and then they went through the areas named Shalishah and Shaalim, and then they went through all the area where the descendants of Benjamin lived, but they could not find the donkeys.
Manayiy cuna nukar Efrayimıne suvabınane cigee iviykır, mançeb Şalişa eyhene cigeeqa ılğeebaç'e. Maa'd manbışik'le əməler iveeke deş. Manbı mançe Şa'alim eyhene cigeeqab abaylenbı, maayid manbışik'le əmələr iveeke deş. Mançile qiyğa manbı Benyaminaaşine cigabışeeqa qavayle, maayid manbışik'le əməler iveeke deş.
5 Finally, they came to the area of Zuph. Then Saul said to the servant, “Let’s go back home. If we do not do that, my father will stop worrying about the donkeys and start worrying about us.”
Manbı Tsufne cigabışeeqa qabı hipxhıring'a, Şaulee cukane nukarık'le eyhen: – Qora savk'alascab, dekkee əməler yik'el hixan hı'ı, həşde yişda haa'a giğalas.
6 But the servant said, “I have another idea [IDM]. There is one of God’s prophets who lives in this town. People respect him very much, because everything he predicts comes true. Let’s go [talk] to him. Perhaps he can tell us where we can go [to find the donkeys].”
Nukareeme mang'uk'le eyhen: – İne şaharee sa Allahna insan vorna. Mana geer hı'rmatnana insan vor, mang'vee hucooyiy uvhu, manıd eyxhen. Qoralan maqa vüqqəs, sayid mang'vee şak'le eyhe, nyaqayiy vüqqəs vukkanva.
7 Saul replied to the servant, “If we go talk with him, [we should give a gift to him, but] what can we give to him? We have no more food in our sacks. Do we have anything else to give to him?”
Şaulee nukarıke qiyghanan: – Sayıb vüqqəs gyapk'ee, mang'us hucoona ıkkee'es? Yişde q'oç'ebışee oxhanasın karıd axu deş. Mane Allahne insanıs ıkkeesın karıd şaqa deşin. Hucoona şaqa vod?
8 The servant replied, “Look [at this]! I have a small silver coin. I can give this to him, and then he will tell us where to go [to find the donkeys].”
Nukaree mang'us inəxdın alidghıniy qele: – Zaqa sık'ınin nuk'ra vod. Zı man Allahne insanıs heles, mang'veeyib şak'le yəq haagvasda.
9 Saul said, “Okay, let’s go [talk to him.”] So they went to the town where the prophet lived. As they were going up the hill into the town, they met some young women who were coming out of the town to get some water [from a well]. One of them asked the women, “Is the seer in the town [today]?” [They said that because] previously, if people [in Israel] wanted a message from God, they would say, “Let’s go to the seer,” and people who now are called prophets were at that time called ‘those who see [(visions from God/all that God sees)].’
(Avaala İzrailee Allahee nenvayiy eyheva ats'axhxhesdemee, inəxüd eyhe ıxha: «Qora, ilyaakang'une k'anyaqa vüqqəs». Mane gahıl peyğambaraaşik'le ilyaakanbıvaniyxhe eyhen.)
Şauleeme nukarık'le eyhen: – Vüqqəsva eyhexhee, qora vüqqəs. Məxüd ıxha, manbı Allahna insannane şahareeqa avayk'an.
Manbı tepalyne şahareeqa ı'lqəəmee, yəqqə manbışisqa xhinelqa vüqqən içer qızaaxa. Manbışe içeeşike qiyghanan: – İnyaa ilyakkana vornane?
12 The women replied, “Yes, he is in the town. In fact, he is [walking on the road] ahead of you. He has just arrived in the town, because the people are going to offer a sacrifice on the altar where the people gather [to worship God].
İçeeşe manbışik'le eyhen: – Ho'o, şole ögee vor. Mana həşde şahareeqa arı, zaraba vuxhe. Milletın g'iyna q'urbanbı allya'ane cigee, q'urbanbı allya'as.
13 If you go quickly, you will [have time to talk to him] before he goes there. The people who have been invited will not start eating until he arrives there and (blesses/asks God to bless) the sacrifice.”
Şahareeqa ikkepç'ımee, mana kar oxhanas q'urbanbı allya'ane cigeeqa ılqeç'essecar t'abal he'e. Mana qidyarı milletın kar oxhanas deş. Mang'vee q'urbanıs xayir-düə huvuyle qiyğa qopt'uluynbı kar otxhan giviyğal. Zaraba ılqeepç'ee, mang'uqab qihna avaaq'arasınbı.
14 So Saul and the servant entered the town. As they went through the gates, they saw Samuel as he was coming toward them, on the way to where people were going to offer sacrifices.
Manbı şahareeqa ılqeepç'ımee, manbışisqa Şamuel qızaxxa. Manar tepalyne q'urbanbı allya'ane cigeeqa ı'qqə ıxha.
15 On the previous day, Yahweh had told Samuel,
Şaul ayresse sa yiğna ögee, Rəbbee Şamuelis man ats'axhxhı'ı, uvhuynniy:
16 “At this time tomorrow, I will send to you a man from the land where the descendants of Benjamin live. Pour olive oil on his [head] to [indicate that he will] be the leader of my Israeli people. I have seen that my people are suffering [because the Philistine people are oppressing them], and I have heard my people as they have called out to me [for help]. The man on whose [head] you pour olive oil will rescue my people from the [MTY] Philistine people.”
«G'iyqa ine gahbışil yiğne k'anyaqa Benyaminaaşine cigabışeençe sa insan g'axıles. Ğu mang'une vuk'lelqa q'ış qadğve. Məxür ğu mang'uke Yizde milletna İzrailyna xərna ha'as. Mang'vee Yizın millet Filiştinaaşde xılençe g'attixhan ha'as. Yizde milletne vuk'lelqa qadıyn Zak'le g'acuyn, manbışda ts'irıb Zalqa hipxhırna».
17 When Samuel saw Saul, Yahweh said to him, “This is the man I told you about yesterday! He is the one who will rule my people!”
Şamuelik'le Şaul g'acumee, Rəbbee mang'uk'le eyhen: – Zı vak'le uvhuyne ine insanee, Yizın millet aqqas.
18 Saul saw Samuel as he was sitting at the town gateway [but he did not know that it was Samuel]. He went over to him and asked him, “Can you tell me, where is the house of the man who sees [(visions from God/all that God sees)]?”
Şaulee şaharne akkabışisnee ulyorzulyne Şamuelisqa qıxha qiyghanan: – Hucoona ixhes, ilyaakang'un xav nyaa ıxhay zak'le hagvelan.
19 Samuel replied, “I am that man. Go ahead of me with your servant to the place where the people make sacrifices. Both of you will eat with me today. Tomorrow morning I will tell you what you are wanting to know, and then I will send you home.
Şamuelee, Şauluk'le eyhen: – İlyakkana zı vorna, yizde ögil q'urbanbı gyaat'ane cigeeqa ılqeç'e. Şu g'iyna zaka sacigee kar oxhanas. G'iyqa miç'eedıd zı vak'le ats'axhxhes ıkkanan uvhu, yəqqı'l ha'asda.
20 Also, do not worry any more about those donkeys that wandered away three days ago. (Someone has found them/They have been found). But [what you need to know is that] it is you and your family that all the Israeli people are wanting!” [RHQ]
Xhebılle yiğna ögee aguyne əməleeşinab hımaa'a, manbı aveykı vod. İzrailyne milletıncad yik'bı şavulqayiy sak'ı? Nya'a, valqayiy yiğne dekkıne xizanılqa dişeene?
21 Saul replied, “I am from the tribe of Benjamin [RHQ]. That is the smallest tribe in Israel [RHQ]! And my family is the least important family in our tribe! So why are you talking to me like this, [about the Israeli people wanting me and my family]?”
Şaulee eyhen: – Nya'a, zı İzrailyne nasılbışde nekke k'ıninçeençe, Benyaminne nasıleençena dişde vor? Nya'a, yizda xizanıb, mane nasılene xizanbışda nekke k'ınna dişde vob? Nişisne ğu zak'le manva eyhe?
22 Then Samuel brought Saul and the servant into the big dining room, and told them to sit at the head [of the table, indicating that he was] honoring them more than he was honoring the 30 people who had been invited.
Şamuelee, Şaulıy mang'una nukar gozeeqa qabı, qopt'ulne xhebts'alilqa ələəne insanne q'oma gyaa'a.
23 Then Samuel told the cook, “Bring to me the special piece [of meat] that I told you to set aside.”
Şamuelee otxhuniy ha'ang'uk'le eyhen: – Zı vasqa curayda gixhxheva quvuyn çuru qale!
24 So the cook brought the leg and the meat that was on it, and set it in front of Saul, [even though those portions were for only the priest to eat]. Samuel said to Saul, “Start eating it. I told the cook to save this for you, so that you could eat it at this time, when all these people whom I invited are here.” So Saul and Samuel ate together.
Otxhuniy ha'ang'vee guvu qadı, Şaulne ögilqa giyxhe. Şamuelee eyhen: – İna vasva curav'una pay vob. Oxhne, in yiğnimeeniy curu'u, qopt'ulne mihmanaaşika sacigee ğu oxhnecenva. Mane yiğıl Şaulee, Şamuelika sacigee kar oyxhan.
25 After they finished eating, they returned to the town. Then Samuel took Saul up to the [flat] roof [of his house], and fixed a bed for him.
Manbı q'urbanbı allya'ane cigeençe şahareeqa geepç'ımee, Şamuelee Şaulıka gaf cune xaane daxal haa'a.
26 As the sun was rising the next morning, Samuel called up to Saul, “Get up! It is time for me to send you on the road back home.” So Saul got up, and [later] Samuel and Saul left the house together.
Manbı miç'eeb oza qeebaxhenbı. Çakdacad, Şamuelee daxalyne Şaululqa onu'u eyhen: – Oza qixhe, zı ğu yəqqı'l arçes. Manar oza qıxha, Şamuelika sacigee xaançe g'aqa qığeç'e.
27 When they got to the edge of the town, Samuel told Saul to send his servant ahead. After the servant left, Samuel said to Saul, “Stay here for a few minutes, in order that I can give you a message I received from God.”
Manbı şaharne mıgleqqa geepç'ımee, Şamuelee Şauluk'le eyhen: – Nukarık'le eyhe, şale ögee hooracen. Nukarır ılğeç'ena ögilqa. Şamueleecad meed eyhen: – Ğu ulyozre, zı valqa Allahın cuvab hixhar ha'as.
