2 Samuel 23
1 David, the son of Jesse, was a man whom [God caused to] become great. He was appointed to become king by the God whom Jacob [worshiped]. He wrote beautiful songs for the Israeli people. This is the last song that he wrote:
Davudee nekke qiyğa inva uvhu: – Yesseyne duxee Davudee, Allahee axtı qı'ıne insanee, Yaaq'ubne Allahee g'əyxı'ng'vee, ittune miznane mə'niybı İzrailee qədəqqəng'vee inəxüdud eyhe:
2 “The Spirit of Yahweh tells me what to say; the message that I speak [MTY] comes from him.
Rəbbine Rı'hı'n zale ğana uvhu, Mang'un cuvab yizde mizel vod.
3 God, the one whom we Israeli [people worship], has spoken; the one who protects us Israeli people said to me, ‘Kings who rule people justly have an awesome respect for me, God.
İzrailyne Allahee inəxüd uvhu, İzrailyne Ganzın zak'le inəxüd uvhu: «Allahıle qəyq'ənang'vee insanaaşis qopkuba xəbvalla haa'a.
4 They are like the sun that shines at dawn and causes the grass to [sprout/sparkle] after the rain ends.’
Mana buludbı deşde miç'eeb ılqəəne, gyoğiyle qiyğa hits'aagharne, ok' aleylyaa'ane verığne ulek akar».
5 And truly, that is how God will surely bless my family [RHQ] because he made an agreement with me that will endure forever, an agreement in which he promises that no part of it will ever be changed. He will surely cause me to prosper [RHQ], and he will always help me, and that is all that I desire.
Hək'ebab, Allahee yizda xizan g'əvxüna! Mang'vee zaka gırgıne gahbışisın cuvab dişde g'ats'atk'un? Man cuvab bıkırın, badal dexhen ıxha. Mang'vee zas ıkkananbı hele, Mang'vee zı g'attixhan ha'a.
6 But [he will get rid of] godless/evil people like [SIM] people throw away thorns that [injure people if they try to] pick them up with their hands.
Gırgın karaı'dəənbı zazabı xhinne dağaa'as. Manbışilqa şavaacad xıl hotkas deş.
7 Someone [who wants to get rid of thornbushes] does not grab them; he uses an iron [shovel] or a spear [to dig them out] and then he burns them completely.
Manbışik soot'asınbışe, nizeyl, g'ılıncıl alyapt'as vukkan. Manbışin gırgınbı cigeecab gyooxhan haa'asınbı.
8 These are the names of David’s three greatest warriors. The first was Esh-Baal, [whose other name was Jashobeam], from the Hachmon clan (OR, the son of Hachmon). He was the leader of the three men. One time he fought against 800 enemies and killed them all with his spear.
Davudne igideeşin dobı inbı vod: Taxmonne şahareençena Yoşev-Başşevet xhebne igidna xərna ıxha. Sa dəv'ee mana molyud vəş insanılqa nizeyka hark'ın, manbı gyapt'ıynbı.
9 The second/next one of the three greatest warriors was Eleazar, who was the son of Dodo from the clan of Ahoh. One day he was with David when they defied/challenged the soldiers of Philistia who had gathered for the battle. The [other] Israeli soldiers retreated,
Mang'ule qiyğa Axoxiyna neva, Dodoyna dix Eleazar ıxha. Mana xhebne igidna sa ıxha. Filiştinaaşine g'oşunulqa cuvab ayhemee, mana Davuduka ıxha. İzrailybı yı'q'əlqa ts'ıts'eepxhamee,
10 but Eleazar stood there and fought the soldiers of Philistia until his arm became very tired, with the result that [his hand cramped and] he could not stop gripping his sword. Yahweh won a great victory on that day. And afterwards the [other] Israeli soldiers returned [to where Eleazar was], and stripped off the [armor from the men whom he had] killed.
saccu sa Eleazar cune cigeençe ı'ğdiykar. Mang'vee g'ılıncıd alyaat'u, xıleppı rı'hı'le g'a'atk'vasmee, Filiştinar gyabat'a. Dəv'ə ç'əvuvxhayle qiyğa, mang'usse xıl aaqı, g'ılınc dağeççes əxə deş. Mane yiğıl Rəbbee İzrailybışis xədın ğameepxhay hele. İzrailybı mane yiğıl Eleazarısqa saccu maa'ab avxuyn hapt'ıynbı q'əra qaa'asvacab siviyk'al.
11 The third one of the greatest warriors was Shammah, the son of Agee from [the clan/town of] Harar. One time the Philistia soldiers gathered at Lehi [town], where there was a field full of lentils/peas [that they wanted to steal]. The other Israeli soldiers ran away from the Philistia troops,
Mang'ule qiyğiyna Harar eyhene şahareençena Ageyna dix Şamma ıxha. Sa yəqqee Filiştinar Lexi eyhene cigee sabayle. Maad hüvə oozıyn çol ıxha. İzrailybışin millet Filiştinaaşile q'ətq'ı'n, mançe hexvan.
12 but Shammah stood there in the field and did not let the Philistia soldiers [steal the crops], and killed them. Yahweh won a great victory on that day.
Saccu Şamma çolune yı'q'nee ulyoyzar. Mang'vee Filiştinaaşisqa çol qele deş, manbı gyabat'anbı. Mane yiğıl Rəbbee İzrailybışis xədın ğameepxhay hele.
13 Altogether there were 30 special warriors among David’s soldiers. Once, when it was almost time to harvest [the crops], three of those 30 men went down to Adullam Cave, where David was [staying]. A group of men from the Philistia army had set up their tents in Rephaim Valley [near Jerusalem].
Suk qiviyşalne gahıl xhebts'alyne xərıng'una xhebiyre Davudne k'anyaqa Adullamne mağaraysqa abayle. Mane gahıl Filiştinaaşina g'oşun Refaimne q'adaalilqa savayle.
14 David [and his soldiers] were in the cave [because it was safe there], and [another] group of Philistia soldiers was occupying Bethlehem.
Davudmee xıl hidixharasde cigee ıxha. Filiştinaaşikene sabaranbı manke Bet-Lexem vuxha.
15 [One day] David very much wanted [some water] to drink, and said “I wish that someone would bring me some water from the well near the gate at Bethlehem!”
Davud xhyanıka gyorxhan ıxhayke eyhen: – Zas Bet-Lexemne akkaysneene kahrızeençe xhyan ıkkekkanaxhiy ıxhana!
16 So his three greatest warriors forced their way through the camp of Philistia soldiers and drew some water from the well, and brought it to David. But he would not drink it. Instead, he poured it out [on the ground] as an offering to Yahweh.
Manke mane xhebne igidee Filiştinar sabıyne cigayne yı'q'neençe g'ılıncbışika cosda yəq hav'u, Bet-Lexemne akkabışisneene kahrızeençe xhyan gyatsts'ı, paççah Davudus adayle. Davudus man xhyan ulyoğas diykkın, man xhyan Rəbbis helen xhinne ç'iyelqa ot'al ha'a.
17 He said, “Yahweh, it would certainly not be right for me to drink this water! That would be like [RHQ] drinking the blood of these men who were willing/ready to die for me!” So he refused to drink it. That was one of the things that those three great warriors did.
Mang'vee eyhen: – Rəbb, Ğu zı mançike havace. Nya'a, yizdemee hapt'ıyle qı'dəpq'ı'n xhyan gyatsts'es hapk'ıninbışda zı eb ulyooğayee? Mançil-allad mang'vee man xhyan ulyoğa deş. Man xhebne igidee hı'ı.
18 Abishai, Joab’s [younger] brother, was the leader of the 30 [greatest warriors]. [One day] he fought against 300 men and killed them all with his spear. As a result, he also became famous.
Yoavna çoc Tseruyayna dix Avişay xhebts'alyne igidna xərna ıxha. Mana cune nizeyka xhebıd vəş insanıka saçikku, manbışin gırgınbıb mang'vee gyapt'ıynbı. Mançile qiyğa mang'un do xhebne igidin do xhinne qıvaats'ıyn eyxhe.
19 He was the most famous of the thirty greatest warriors, and he became their leader/commander, but he was not one of the three greatest warriors.
Mana xhebts'alyne igidiler qıvaats'ına ixheeyir, şene xhebne igidika avayq'ar deş.
20 Jehoiada’s son Benaiah, from Kabzeel [town], also did great deeds. He killed two of the best warriors from the Moab people-group. Also, he went down into a pit on a day when snow was falling, and killed a lion there.
Yehoyadayna dixır Benayır ç'ak'ın işbı g'ecena qıvaats'ına insan ıxha. Mana Qavtse'el eyhene şahareençe qarı ıxha. Benayee q'öyre Moavğançena inekke yugna igid gek'a. Mang'vee yiznane yiğıl k'orane cigeeqa giç'u, şir gik'u.
21 He also killed a huge soldier from Egypt who carried a spear. Benaiah [had only] his club, but he attacked the giant with it. Then he snatched the spear from the man’s hand and killed him with his own spear.
Sayır mang'vee sa geer xərna Misirğançena gik'u. Misirğançeng'une xıle nize ıxha. Benaya mang'ulqa t'at'aka ark'ın, Misirğançeng'une xılençe ts'ıts'ı'ı mang'un nize g'eşşen. Qiyğar Misirğançeng'une nizeykacar mana gek'ana.
22 Those are [some of] the things that Benaiah did. As a result, he became famous, like the three greatest warriors were.
Man gırgın Yehoyadayne duxee Benayee ha'a. Mançil-alla mana xhebiyre igid xhinne qıvaats'ına ıxha.
23 He was more honored than the other members of the group of thirty great warriors, but not as famous as the three greatest warriors. David appointed him to be the commander of his bodyguards.
Mana xhebts'alyne igidiler qıvaats'ına ixheeyir, şene xhebne igidika avayq'ar deş. Davudee mana, cus g'aravuliyvalla ha'anbışda xərna giyxhe.
24 [These are the names of the great warriors]: Asahel, the brother of Joab; Elhanan, the son of Dodo, from Bethlehem;
Mane xhebts'alyne igidne yı'q'nee inbıb vuxhaynbı: Yoavna çoc Asahel, Bet-Lexemğançene Dodoyna dix Elxanan,
25 Shammah and Elika, from [the] Harod [clan];
Xarodğançena Şammayiy Eliqa,
26 Helez, from Pelet [city]; Ira, the son of Ikkesh, from Tekoa [town];
Peletğançena Xelets, Teqoağançena İqqeşna dix İra,
27 Abiezer, from Anathoth [city]; Mebunnai [whose other name was Sibbecai], from Hushah’s [clan];
Anatotğançena Aviezer, Xuşabışda Mevunnay,
28 Zalmon [whose other name was Ilai], from Ahoh’s [clan]; Maharai, from Netophah [town];
Axoxibışda Tsalmon, Netofğançena Maharay,
29 Heleb, the son of Baanah, also from Netophah [town]; Ittai, the son of Ribai, from Gibeah [town] in [the land that belonged to] the tribe of Benjamin;
Netofğançene Baana dix Xelev, Benyaminne nasılena Giveağançene Rivayna dix İttay,
30 Benaiah, from Pirathon [town]; Hiddai, from the valleys near Gaash [Mountain];
Piratonğançena Benaya, Gaaşne q'adaalile Hidday,
31 Abi-Albon, from the clan of Arabah; Azmaveth, from Bahurim [town];
Aravğançena Avi-Alvon, Barxumğançena Azmavet,
32 Eliahba, from Shaalbon [town]; The sons of Jashen; Jonathan;
Şaalvonğançena Eliaxba, Yaşenın dixbı, Hararğançene Şammayna dix Yonatan, Ararğançene Şararna dix Axiam,
33 Shammah, from Harar [town/clan]; Ahiam the son of Sharar, from Harar [town/clan];
34 Eliphelet, the son of Ahasbai, from Maacah [town]; Eliam, the son of Ahithophel, from Gilo [town];
Maakağançene Axasbayna dix Elifelet, Giloğançene Axitofelyna dix Eliam,
35 Hezro, from Carmel [city]; Paarai, from Arba [city];
Karmelyğançena Xetsray, Aravğançena Paaray,
36 Igal, the son of Nathan, from Zobah [city]; Bani, from the tribe of Gad;
Tsovağançene Natanna dix İgal, Gadne nasılena Bani,
37 Zelek, from the Ammon people-group; Naharai, the man who carried Joab’s weapons, from Beeroth [town];
Ammonğançena Tseleq, Tseruyayne duxayn Yoavın silah ı'ğiykar ha'ana Beerotğançena Naxaray,
38 Ira and Gareb, from Jattir [town];
Yeterğançena İrayiy Garev,
39 Uriah, [Bathsheba’s husband], from the Heth people-group. Altogether, there were 37 famous soldiers, [but some of them had died and their names were not included].
Q'etbışda Uriy. Manbı gırgıba sacigee xhebts'ale yighiyre insan ıxha.
