2 Samuel 20
1 There was a man there [at Gilgal] named Sheba. He was a man who always caused trouble. He was from the tribe of Benjamin and was the son of Bichri. He blew a trumpet and called out, “We have nothing to do with [DOU] David, that son of Jesse! So, men of Israel, let’s go to our homes!”
Mane yiğbışil Benyaminaaşina Bikriyna dix Şeva donana sa karaı'dəəna insan Gilgalee eyxhe. Mang'vee şeypur əlixı', eyhen: – Şaka Davuduka, Yesseyne duxayka, sacigeedın kar deşin! Yişda mang'uka avqas deş! İzrailybı, gırgınbı xaybışeeqa savk'le!
2 So all the men from the other Israeli tribes deserted David and went with Sheba, but the men of Judah stayed with David. They wanted him to be their king, and went with him from near the Jordan [River] up to Jerusalem.
Gırgıne İzrailybışe Davud g'alerçu, Bikriyne duxayqa Şevayqa qihna avayk'an. Yahudermee cone paççahıke Davuduke cureebaxhe deş. Manbı İordanne damaysse İyerusalimqamee Davuduqa qihna avayk'an.
3 When David arrived at the palace in Jerusalem, he took the ten slave wives whom he had left there to take care of the palace and put them in another house. He put a guard at that house, and he provided for them what they needed, but he never had sexual relations [EUP] with them again. So they remained shut up in their house until they died. It was as though they were widows.
Davud cune İyerusalimeene sareeqa siyk'al. Mang'vee sarayqa ilyaakasva g'alyav'uyn caariyebı sa xaaqa akkyaa'a. Qiyğa mane xaane hiqiy-alla g'aravulyçer giviyxhe. Mang'vee manbışis gırgıncad helen. Mana saccu manbışika g'ılexha deş. Manbı sip'ırer xhinne vuxha. Manbı hapt'asmee mane xaançe qığeebaç'e deş.
4 [One day] the king said to Amasa, “Summon the soldiers of Judah to come here within three days, and you be here also.”
Paççahee Amasayk'le eyhen: – Xhebne yiğee Yahuder zasqa see'e, ğunar cone k'ane ixhe.
5 So Amasa went to summon them, but he did not return within the time that David told him to.
Amasa, Yahuder sacigeeqa qoot'alasva ark'ıneeyir, cus gyuvxhuyne gahıl yı'q'əlqa siyk'al deş.
6 So David said to Abishai, “Now Sheba will harm us more than Absalom did. So you take my soldiers and pursue him. If you do not do that, he and his soldiers may occupy/capture some of the (fortified towns/towns that have walls around them), and escape from us. [IDM]”
Davudee Avişayk'le eyhen: – Həşde Bikriyne duxee, Şevayee, şas dekkanan Avşalomuled geed ha'as. Yizın insanarıb alyapt'ı, ğu mang'uqar qihna hoora. Deşxheene, sayıb mang'vee hiqiy-allançe cabırbışika it'um hı'iyn şaharbı t'abal hı'ı, yişde uleke aygval.
7 So Abishai [and Joab] and the king’s bodyguards and the other soldiers left Jerusalem, to pursue Sheba.
Yoavın insanar, Keretbı, Peletbı, gırgın yugun cehiler Bikriyna dix Şeva t'abal ha'asva İyerusalimeençe mang'uqa qihna gyabak'a. Manbışil ooyur Avişay ıxha.
8 When they arrived at the huge rock in [the] Gibeah [region], Amasa met them. Joab was wearing a soldier’s uniform. He had a dagger/long knife fastened to his belt. When he came close [to Amasa, he allowed] the dagger [to] fall on the ground.
Manbı Giveoneene xənne g'ayeyne k'anenang'a Amasa manbışde ögilqa arayle. Yoavıl dəv'əyn tanalinbı ıxha, yıq'eeqab ts'ira qav'u vuxha. Mane ts'iraylid g'ılınc givatxın ıxha. Mana ögilqava əlyhəəme, g'ılınc givatxınne cigeençe qakkitxhu, g'e'exhxhan.
9 Joab said to Amasa, “Are things going well with you, my friend?” Then Joab grabbed Amasa’s beard with his right hand, in order to kiss him.
Yoavee Amasayk'le eyhen: – Yizda çoc, ğu yugrane vor? Qiyğa Yoavee Amaseys ubba ha'asva, mana sağne xıleka muç'ruyke aqqaqqa.
10 But Amasa did not see that Joab was holding [another] dagger in his [other] hand. And Joab stabbed it into Amasa’s belly, and his insides spilled out onto the ground. Amasa died [immediately]; Joab did not need to stab him again. Then Joab and his brother Abishai continued to pursue Sheba.
Amasee, Yoavne solne xılene g'ılıncılqa fıkır hoole deş. Yoavee xılen g'ılınc Amasayne vuxhnyaqa hı'xı' mang'un iç'alatbı ç'iyelqa ehekka'a. Q'öd'es g'ılınc hı'xəsda iş aaxva deş, mana mankecar qek'ana. Yoaviy cuna çoc Avişayıb Bikriyne duxayqa, Şevayqa, qihna avayk'an.
11 One of Joab’s soldiers stood alongside Amasa’s body and called out, “Everyone who wants Joab [to be our commander] and who wants David [to be our king], go with Joab!”
Yoavne insanaaşine sang'vee Amasayne k'ane ulyorzul, eyhen: – Şavusiy Yoav ıkkan, vuşuyiy Davudne sural Yoavıqa qihna qoracen.
12 Amasa’s body was lying on the road. It was covered with blood. The soldier of Joab [who had called out] saw that many others of Joab’s soldiers were stopping [to see it], so he dragged Amasa’s body off the road into a field, and threw a cloth/blanket over the body.
Amasa yəqqı'ne yı'q'nee eban alyart'u ıxha. Mane insanık'le g'ecen, Amasayne mayıtısqa qarına-qarına maa'ar ulyoyzarır. Millet mang'usne ulyoyzar g'ecemee, mang'vee Amasayn mayıt yəqqı'ne yı'q'neençe alyaat'u, çoleeqa qıkkı, ooqad tanalin kar adaççe.
13 After the body had been taken off the road, all the soldiers went with Joab to pursue Sheba.
Amasa yəqqı'le alyart'uyle qiyğa, gırgınbı Bikriyna dix Şeva aqqasva Yoavne qihna avayk'an.
14 Sheba went through all the tribes of Israel, and arrived at Abel-Beth-Maacah [town in the northern part of Israel]. There, all the members of [his father] Bichri’s clan gathered, and went with Sheba into the town.
Yoav Avel-Bet-Maaka eyhene şaharılqasse gırgıne İzrailyne nasılbışde yı'q'neençe ılğeç'e. Maane cigabışeençeb g'oşun sabı, mang'uqab qihna avayk'an. Sayib mang'uqab qihna Berim eyhene cigeençenbı avayk'an.
15 The soldiers who were with Joab [found out that Sheba had gone there, so they] went there and surrounded the town. They built a dirt ramp up against the town wall. They also pounded against the wall [with heavy poles], to cause it to collapse.
Yoavna g'oşun k'yoptul, Avel-Bet-Maaka hiqiy-allançe avqaaqqana. Manbışe şaharne cabırbışde hiqiy-alla nyuq'vneke sa axtın ciga hı'ı, cabırbı qukkyok'al ha'as havayk'an.
16 Then a wise woman who was in that town [stood on the top of the wall and] shouted down, “Listen to me! Tell Joab to come here, because I want to talk to him!”
Mane gahil sa ək'elikane zəiyfee şahareençe ts'ir hav'u, eyhen: – K'ırıbı alixhxhe! K'ırıbı alixhxhe! Hucoona ixhes, Yoavık'le inyaqana qoracen, cuk'le eyhesın cuvab vodun.
17 So [after they told Joab], he came there, and the woman said, “Are you Joab?” He replied, “Yes, I am.” She said to him, “Listen to what I say.” He replied, “I am listening.”
Yoav məng'ısqana qarımee, məng'ee qiyghanan: – Yoav ğune vor? Mang'vee, «Ho'o, zı vornava» eyhe. Zəiyfee meed eyhen: – K'ırı alixhxhe, zı, yiğne nukaree, vak'le hucooyiy eyhes. Mang'vee «Yizın k'ırı val vodva» alidghıniy qele.
18 She said, “Long ago people used to say, ‘Go to Abel [town] to get good advice about your problems.’ And that is what people did.
Zəiyfee eyhen: – Şenke «Mı'sləhət Avel eyhene şahareençe hevqevaniyxhe» eyhen. İş manbışe məxüb g'ooce vuxha.
19 We are peaceful and loyal Israelis. Our people here are important and respected [IDM]. So (why are you trying to destroy a town that belongs to Yahweh?/you should not be trying to destroy a town that belongs to Yahweh.)” [RHQ]
Mana İzrailyna yugvalla vukkanna qopkuna sa şahar vobna. Vas İzrailyne xəbne şaharbışda sane hı'ğəəkar haa'as vukkan? Nişil-allane vas Rəbbis vukkanne şaharbışda sa hı'ğəəkar ha'as vukkan?
20 Job replied, “I would certainly never want to ruin or destroy your town!
Yoavee alidghıniy qelen: – Hı'ğəəkaraa'asdayiy avaak'an haa'asda fıkır zake əq'əna quvxhecen!
21 That is not what we want to do. But Bichri’s son Sheba, a man from the hilly area in the tribe of Ephraim, is rebelling against King David. Put this man into our hands, and then we will (go away from/not attack) this town.” The woman replied to Joab, “Okay, what we will do is, we will [cut off] his head [and] throw it over the wall to you.”
Man ğu eyhen xhinne deş vod. Efrayimne suvabınane cigeençe Bikriyne dix Şeva paççah Davudılqa g'elil qıxha. Saccu mana şasqa qele, zınar ine şaharısse qığeç'u, əlyhəəsda. Zəiyfee Yoavık'le eyhen: – Mang'una vuk'ul şaharne cabırıle valqa dağepçes.
22 Then this wise woman went to the elders of the town and told them what she had said to Joab. So they cut off Sheba’s head and threw it over the wall to Joab. Then Joab blew his trumpet [to signal that the battle was ended], and all his soldiers left the town and returned to their homes. And Joab returned to Jerusalem and told the king [what had happened].
Zəiyfa ək'elika ı'ğiykır milletne k'anyaqa iyeek'an. Milletınıb Bikriyne duxayna Şevayna vuk'ul gats'apk'ın, mang'usqa dağabaççe. Mançile qiyğa Yoavee şeypur ı'lyviyxə, g'oşunub şaharne hiqiy-allançe ts'ıts'ooxhena. Gırgınbı cone xaybışeeqa siviyk'al. Yoavır İyerusalimqa paççahne k'anyaqa siyk'al.
23 Joab was the commander of the entire Israeli army. Jehoiada’s son Benaiah was the commander of David’s bodyguards;
Yoav gırgıne İzrailyne g'oşunna xərna ıxha. Yehoyadayna dix Benaya Keretbışdayiy Peletbışda xərna ıxha.
24 Adoram supervised the men who were forced to work [for the king]; Ahilud’s son Jehoshaphat was the man who reported [to the people everything that David decided];
Adoram həmbalaaşina xərna ıxha. Axiludna dix Yehoşafat taarix oyk'anna ıxha.
25 Sheva was the official secretary; Zadok and Abiathar were the priests;
Şeva mirza ıxha, Tsadokiy Evyatarıb kaahinar vuxha.
26 and Ira from Jair [town] was also one of David’s priests.
Yair eyhene şahareençena İra Davudusne kaahin ıxha.
