2 Samuel 15
1 Some time later, Absalom acquired a chariot and horses [to pull it]. He [hired] 50 men to run in front of him [to honor him while he was riding around Jerusalem in the chariot].
Sabara gah ılğevç'uyle qiyğa, Avşalomee cus dəv'əyn daşk'a, balkanar, xhots'al cune ögil g'adaxhvanasda insan t'abal ha'a.
2 Furthermore, he always rose early [each morning] and stood by the city gate. Whenever someone came there with a dispute/quarrel that he wanted the king to decide, Absalom would call out to him, asking “What city are you from?” When the person told him what [city and] tribe he was from,
Mana miç'eer çakra suğots'u, şaharne akkabışisqa əlyhəəne yəqqəniy ulyoyzarna. Mançe cone yı'q'nee gipxhına gaf paççahee məhkama alğehecenva vüqqən insanar ı'lğəəmee, mang'vee manbı cusqa qopt'ul, qiyghan ıxha: – Ğu nene şahareençene? Mane insaneeyid alidghıniy qele ıxha, vuc sa neneme İzrailyne nasıleençena vorna.
3 Absalom would say to him, “Listen, [I am sure that] what you are saying/claiming is right. But there is no one whom the king has appointed/authorized to listen to [people like] you.”
Avşalomee mane insanık'le inəxüd eyhe ıxha: – Yiğna iş yugnab, qopkunab vuxheeyib, paççahısnee val k'ırı alixhxhesda insan deşda.
4 Absalom would then add, “I wish that I were a judge in this land. If I were a judge, anyone who had a dispute could come to me, and I would decide it fairly/justly.”
Avşalomee meed eyhe ıxha: – İne ölkayna haakim zıcarxhiy hı'ına. Manke zı, vuşuyiy zasqa məhkamee he'eva arı, mang'une işiqa qorkuraniy ilyakkas.
5 And whenever anyone came near to Absalom to bow respectfully in front of him, Absalom would reach out and embrace him and kiss him.
Vuşumecar k'yozarasva Avşalomusqa qexhemee, mang'vee xıl hotku, mana insan cusqa ts'ıts'ı'ı, ubba ha'a ıxha.
6 Absalom did this to everyone in Israel who came to the king because of having a dispute with someone. In that way, Absalom persuaded all the Israeli people to be more pleased with him [IDM] [than they were pleased with David].
Avşalomee məxüd paççahısqa məhkama ha'asva vüqqəne gırgıne İzrailybışikcad ha'a ıxha. Məxüb mang'vee İzrailybı culqa saa'a vuxha.
7 Four years later, Absalom [went to] the king and said, “Please allow me to go to Hebron [city], in order that I can do what I promised Yahweh that I would do.
Yoq'ulle sen ılğeç'uyle qiyğa, Avşalomee paççahık'le eyhen: – Hucoona ixhes, hasre zı Xevronqa hark'ın, Rəbbis cuvab huvuyn kar ha'as.
8 When I was living in Geshur, in Syria, I promised Yahweh that if he brought me back to Jerusalem, I would worship him [in Hebron].”
Zı, yiğna nukar, Aramne cigabışeene Geşurne şaharee axvamee, k'ınniy g'assır: «Rəbbee zı İyerusalimqa sak'al he'ee, zı Mang'us ı'bəədat ha'as Xevronqa ı'qqəs».
9 The king replied, “You may go.” So Absalom went to Hebron.
Paççahee mang'uk'le «Yugna yəq vuxhenava» eyhe. Avşalomur Xevronqa ayk'an.
10 But [while he was there, ] he secretly sent messengers to all the tribes in Israel, to tell them, “When you hear the sound of the trumpets [being blown], shout ‘Absalom has become the king at Hebron!’”
Avşalomee dyugulenba gırgıne İzrailyne nasılbışeeqa cun insanar g'axuvu, maabınbışik'le eyhen: – Gaçeençe qı'ğəəne süttyun ses g'ayxhımee, «Avşalom Xevron paççah ıxhava» eyhe.
11 Absalom had taken with him to Hebron 200 men from Jerusalem, but they did not know [what Absalom was planning to do].
İyerusalimğançe Avşalomuka sacigee q'öd vəş insan ayk'an. Manbı məttıne yik'eka mang'uqab qihna əlyhəə vuxha. Manbışis nişikecab xabar vuxha deş.
12 While Absalom was offering sacrifices [at Hebron], he sent a message to Ahithophel, from Giloh [town], requesting him to come. Ahithophel was one of the king’s advisors. So the number of people who joined Absalom and who were ready to rebel [against David] became larger.
Avşalomee q'urbanbı allya'amee, mang'vee Davudna muşaavir Giloonçena Axitofel cune şahareençe, Giloonçe, cusqa qoyt'al. Avşalomne suralqa ı'lğəənbı yiğ-yiğıle geeb qeebaxhe vuxha. Manbışis Davudne yı'q'əle qeepxhes vukkan vuxha.
13 Soon a messenger came to David and said to him, “All [HYP] the Israeli people [SYN] are joining Absalom to rebel against you!”
Sa insan Davudusqa arı, mang'uk'le eyhen: – İzrailybışin yik'bı Avşalomulqa vod satk'ıl.
14 So David said to all his officials, “We must leave immediately if we want to escape from Absalom! We must go quickly, before he [and his men] arrive. If we do not do that, they will kill us and everyone else in the city!”
Davudee İyerusalimeene cune gırgıne insanaaşik'le eyhen: – İnçe heepxas! Deşxheene, Avşalomne xılençe yişde neng'ussecar g'attixhanas əxəs deş. Zaraba vuxhe əlyhəəs. Deşxheene, mana şaka avarq'ıl, yişde vuk'lelqa yiğbı exas, şaharıb g'ılıncike alğaahas.
15 The king’s officials said, “Okay, your majesty, we are ready to do whatever you decide.”
Paççahne insanaaşe eyhen: – Şi yiğın nukarar vob, hasre ğu, yişde xərıng'vee, eyhen ixhecen.
16 So the king left ten of his slave wives there to take care of the palace, but all the other people in his palace went with him.
Paççahıqab qihna mang'un gırgın xaabınbı qığeebaç'enbı. Mang'vee saccu yits'ıyre caariye xaaqa ilyaakasva g'alyaa'a.
17 When they all were leaving [the city], they stopped at the last house.
Paççahıqad qihna gırgın milletcad qığeç'u, şahareençe qığəəne xaasqamee qadı, ulyoyzaran.
18 The king and his officials stood there while his bodyguards went by in front of him. 600 soldiers from Gath [city] also walked by in front of him.
Gırgın mang'un insanar Keretbışika, Peletbışika, yixhıd vəş Gateençe cuqab qihna qabıyne Gatbışika sacigee, cune ögiyle ılğeebaç'e.
19 Then David said to Ittai, [the leader of the soldiers] from Gath, “(Why are you going with us?/You should not be going with us.) [RHQ] Go back and stay with [Absalom] the [new] king. You are not an Israeli; you are living away from your own land.
Paççahee Gatğançene İttayk'le eyhen: – Ğu nya'a şaka ı'qqə? Sak'le, ixhesde paççahıka Avşalomuka axve. Ğu menne cigeençe g'e'eşşu qarına vor.
20 You have lived here [in Israel] for only a short time [HYP]. And we do not even know where we will be going. So it is not right [RHQ] for me to force you to wander around with us. And take your troops with you. And I hope/wish that Yahweh will faithfully love and be loyal to you.”
Ğu inyaqa həşdebışee qarı. G'iyna zı ğu zaka əlyhəəsne alikke? Zak'le zı nyaqa əlyəsvacar ats'a deş. Ğumee sak'le, yiğın insanarıb vaka quvke. Hasre Rəbbee Cuna badal dyooxhena yugvalla vak'le haagvecen!
21 But Ittai replied, “Your Majesty, as surely as you live, wherever you go, I will go; I will stay with you, whether they kill me or allow me to live.”
İttayee paççahıs alidghıniy qele: – Vorne Rəbbilqaniy yizde xərıng'une paççahne canılqan k'ın ixhen, ğu, yizda paççah, nyaa'ar ixhee, zınar qik'u ixheeyir, üç'ür ixheeyir, maa'ar ixhes.
22 David replied to Ittai, “Okay, march with us!” So Ittai and all his troops and their families went [with David].
Davudee İttayk'le eyhen: – Qora manke ögilqa ılğeç'e, ögee hoora. Gatğançene İttaykan gırgın mang'un insanar, cone k'anebın gırgın uşaxar qabı, ılğeebaç'enbı.
23 All the people [along the road] cried when they saw them walking by. The king and all the others crossed the Kidron Valley and then they all went [up the hill] toward the desert.
Paççahın insanar əlyhəəmee, ölkeebın gırgın insanar okur aletçu gyaaşenbı. Paççahee Qidronna q'adaal ılğevç'umee, mang'ukan gırgın milletcad sahrayne suralqa ayk'an.
24 Abiathar and Zadok, [the priests, ] were walking with them. The descendants of Levi [who helped the priests] also went with them, carrying the sacred chest that contained the Ten Commandments. But they set it on the ground until all the others had left the city.
Maa'ar Tsadokır ıxhana. Mang'une k'ane Leviyke g'abıynbı vuxhaynbı. Manbışe Allahıka mugaavilenana q'utye quvkekka vuxha. Allahna q'utye manbışe ç'iyelqa giviyxhe. Evyataree gırgın millet şahareençe qığeç'esmee q'urbanbı allya'a.
25 Then the king said to Zadok, “You and Abiathar take the sacred chest back into the city. If Yahweh is pleased with me, he will some day allow me to return to see it and the place where it is kept.
Paççahee Tsadokuk'le eyhen: – Allahna q'utye şahareeqa savk'al hee'e. Zı Rəbbine ulesqa yugra qaree, Mang'vee meer zı yı'q'əlqa sak'al hı'ı, Cuna q'utyeyiy Cuna çadır zak'le hagvasın.
26 But if he says that he is not pleased with me, then I am willing for him to do to me whatever he thinks is good.”
De'eş, «ğu Zas ıkkanna deşurva» uvheene, hasre zak Cus hucooyiy ıkkan he'ecen. Zı Mang'une xıle vorna.
27 He also said to Zadok, “Listen [to what I suggest]. You and Abiathar return to the city peacefully/safely, and take your son Ahimaaz and Abiathar’s son Jonathan with you.
Paççahee kaahin Tsadokuk'le eyhen: – İlekke, hucooyiy eyxhe. Ğunayiy yiğna dix Axima'ats, Evyatarne duxayka Yonatanıka sacigee hexxan hidi'ı şahareeqa savk'le. Ğunar, Evyatareeyib q'öyursana vuşun dixbı şoka vukkee.
28 I will wait in the desert at the place where people can walk across the river, until you send a message to me.”
Zı şoke xabar qavaalesmee, İordanne damayle ılğəəne cigee, sahree ixhes.
29 So Zadok and Abiathar carried the sacred chest back to Jerusalem, and they stayed there.
Tsadokeeyiy Evyataree Allahna q'utye İyerusalimeeqa savaak'al haa'a. Cona q'öyursanab İyerusalimee axva.
30 David [and those with him] went up Olive [Tree] Hill. David was crying while he walked. He was walking barefoot and had something covering his head [to show that he was sorrowful]. All those who were going with him also covered their heads and were crying while they walked.
Davud Zeytunne suvalqa geşşe-geşşe ılqeç'e. Mang'vee vuk'lelqa kar atçu eyxhe, g'elilqamee kar ali'ı ıxha deş. Mang'uka sacigee suvalqa ı'lqəənbıb vuk'lelqa kar atçu gyaaşe-gyaaşe ılqeebaç'e.
31 Someone told David that Ahithophel had joined with those who were rebelling against David. So David prayed, “Yahweh, cause whatever Ahithophel suggests to Absalom [that he should do to be considered] to be foolish!”
Şavaame «Axitofel Avşalomne k'ane vorva, g'elil qeepxhaynbışde suralirva» xabar hoole. Davudee Rəbbis düə haa'a: – Ya Rəbb, zı Vake heqqa, Axitofelin mı'sləhətbı nişiscad karaı'dəənbı he'e.
32 When they arrived at the top of the hill, where there was a place where the people worshiped [God], suddenly Hushai, from the Arki people-group, met David. He had torn his clothes and put dirt on his head [to show that he was very sad].
Davud milletın Allahıs ı'bəədat ha'ane suvane q'omaqa hirxhılymee, Arkibışda Xuşay mana g'aces arayle. Mang'vee culqa abına ver haagvasva tanalinbı qıt'axxa'a, vuk'ulelqa nyaq'v kyaa'a.
33 David said to him, “If you go with me, you will not be able to help me.
Davudee mang'uk'le eyhen: – Ğunar zaka sacigee əlyhəəsxhee, ğu zas dağamra ixhes.
34 But if you return to the city, [you can help me by] saying to Absalom, ‘Your Majesty, I will serve you as faithfully as I served your father.’ If you do that [and stay near Absalom], you will be able to oppose any advice that Ahithophel gives to Absalom.
İnekke yugun, ğu şahareeqa sak'ı, Avşalomuk'le eyhe: «Paççah, zınar yiğna nukar ixhes. Şenke nəxübiy yiğne dekkıs nukariyvalla hav'u, həşdeb vas haa'as». Məxüd vasse zas kumag ha'as əxə. Vasse Axitofelin mı'sləhətbı alyt'ik'al ha'as əxə.
35 Zadok and Abiathar the priests are already there [RHQ]. Whatever you hear people say in the king’s palace, tell it to Zadok and Abiathar.
Kaahin Tsadokiy kaahin Evyatar maa'ab vaka vuxhes. Paççahne sarayee g'ayxhiyn gırgın kar, ğu kaahinaaşilqa Tsadokılqayiy Evyatarılqa hixhar ha'as.
36 Keep in mind that Zadok’s son Ahimaaz and Abiathar’s son Jonathan are also there. You can tell them whatever you find out, and send them to report it to me.”
Manbışda q'öyre dix – Tsadokna dix Axima'ats, Evyatarna dix Yonatan – manbışde k'ane vob. Şok'le g'ayxhiyn gırgın manbışde xıleka zalqa hixhar he'e.
37 So David’s friend Hushai returned to the city, at the same time that Absalom was entering Jerusalem.
Avşalom İyerusalimeeqa ı'kkəəmee, Davudna hambaz Xuşayır şahareeqa ikkeç'e.
