2 Samuel 24
1 Yahweh was angry with the Israeli people again, so he incited David to cause trouble for them. He said to David, “Send [some men] to count the people of Israel and Judah.”
Rəbbina qəl meeb İzraililqa avqaaqa. Mang'vee Davuduk'le eyhen: «Hoora, İzrailybıyiy Yahuder qəpqe». Məxür Mang'vee Davud İzrailybışilqa g'elil qı'ı.
2 So the king said to Joab, the commander of his army, “Go [with your officers] through all the tribes of Israel, from Dan [city in the far north] to Beersheba [town in the far south], and count the people, in order that I may know how many people [there are who are able to be soldiers in the army].”
Davudee cune k'anene g'oşunne xərıng'uk'le Yoavık'le eyhen: – Həşde Danile Beer-Şevalqamee, gırgıne İzrailyne nasılbışde yı'q'nee iviykre, manbı qəpqe. Zak'le manbı nimeenbı vuxhay ats'axhxhes ıkkan.
3 But Joab replied to the king, “Your Majesty, I wish/desire that Yahweh our God will cause there to be 100 times as many people [in Israel] as there are now, and I wish/desire that you would see that happen [before you die]. But why do you want us to do this?”
Yoavee paççahık'le eyhen: – Yiğın millet nimeeniy, hasre Rəbbee, yiğne Allahee, manbı vəş nəqqees mançile geeb qee'ecen. Yiğne ulek'led man g'acecen. Nya'a, nişil-allane yizde xərıng'us paççahıs məxbına iş haa'as vukkan?
4 But the king commanded Joab and his officers to do it. So they left the king and went out to count the people of Israel.
Paççahın cuvab Yoavneyiy g'oşunne ç'ak'ınbışde cuvabıle ooqan ıxha. Yoaviy g'oşunun ç'ak'ınbı İzrailin millet qətqəs vüqqəva paççahısse qığeebaç'enbı.
5 They crossed the Jordan [River] and set up their tents south of Aroer [town], in the middle of the valley, in the territory [that was given to the tribe] of Gad. From there they went [north] to Jazer [city]
Manbışe İordanne damayle ılğeepç'ı, Aroer eyhene şaharne k'ane çadırbı giyxə. Mana şahar q'adaalyne yı'q'nee vuxha. Qiyğa manbı Qadıne nasılene cigabışile k'ena Yazer eyhene şahareeqa avayk'an.
6 Then they went [north] to [the] Gilead [region] and to Kadesh [city], in the land where the Heth people-group lived. Then they went to Dan [city in the far north of Israel], and then further west, to Sidon [city near the Mediterranean Sea].
Mançe manbı Gileadeeqa, Taxtim-Xodşi eyhene cigeeqa havayk'an. Mançeb Dan-Yaan eyhena şahar ılğevç'u, Sidonne şahareeqa qabı hiviyxhar.
7 Then they went [south] to Tyre, a city with high walls around it, and to all the cities where the Hiv and Canaan people-groups live. Then they went [east] to Beersheba, in the southern part of Judah.
Sur eyhene g'aleeqa, Q'ivbışdeyiy Kana'anbışde gırgıne şaharbışeeqa manbı hapk'ın, hiviyxharanbı. Nekke qiyğab manbı qavaylenbı Yahudayne canubulyne Beer-Şeveeqa.
8 After nine months and 20 days, when they had finished going throughout the land [and counting the people], they returned to Jerusalem.
Yüç'ne vuzeyiy g'ane yiğee manbışe ölka k'anençe-qomaqamee gits'ibaxhana. Mançe İyerusalimeeqa siviyk'al.
9 They reported to the king the number of people that they had counted. There were 800,000 men in Israel and 500,000 men in Judah who were able to become soldiers in the army [MTY].
Yoavee nimeeniy insanar vuxhava paççahık'le eyhe. İzrailee mane gahıl g'ılıncıka səyxəs əxəsda molyud vəş aazır, Yahudeeyir xhod vəş aazır igid ıxha.
10 But after David’s men had counted the people, David regretted [IDM] that he had told them to do that. [One night] he said to Yahweh, “I have committed a very big sin. Please forgive me, because what I have done is very foolish.”
Davudee millet qətqəs alikkıyle qiyğa, mang'us culecad cus naş qexhe. Mang'vee Rəbbik'le eyhen: – Mana iş hav'u, zı xəbna bınah opxhun. Rəbb, həşde hucoona ixhes ine g'ulune taxsirıke ılyheç'e, zı bəç'əriyvalla hav'u.
11 When David got up the next morning, Yahweh gave a message to the prophet Gad. He said to him,
Davud qinne yiğıl miç'er oza qıxesse, Rəbbee Davudulqa hixhar ha'ane Qad peyğambarık'le eyhen:
12 “Go and tell this to David: ‘I am allowing you to choose one of three things [to punish you]. I will do whichever one you choose.’”
– Hoora, Davuduk'le eyhe, Rəbbee inva vod eyhe: «Yiğne ögilqa xhebılle kar gixhxhes. Mançin sa g'əyxe, Zı vak ha'as».
13 So Gad went to David and told him [what Yahweh had said]. He said to David, “You can choose whether there will be three years of famine in your land, or three months of your [army] running away from your enemies, or three days when there will be a (plague/very severe illness) in your land. You think about it and choose [which one you want, and tell me], and I will return to Yahweh and tell him what your answer is.”
Qad Davudusqa arı, mang'uk'le eyhen: – G'əyxe, yighılle senna yiğne ölkee mısvalybı ıxhane vas ıkkan? Xheyible vazna hixu yiğne duşmanaaşine xılençe iykarasne ıkkan? Deşxheene, xhebılle yiğna yiğne ölkee yı'q'ı'n ık'arbı ıxhane ıkkan? Həşde yugba fıkır opxhun, ğu yiğın cuvab eyhe. Zı hark'ın zı G'axuvuyng'uk'le eyhes.
14 David said to Gad, “All those are very terrible things for me to choose between! But allow Yahweh to punish [MTY] me, because he is very merciful. Do not allow humans to punish me, [because they will not be merciful].”
Davudee Qadık'le eyhen: – Yizdemee geed dağamda vod. İnsanne xılyaqa gyapk'asse hasre Rəbbine xılyaqa gyapk'ecen. Rəbbiqa rəhı'm geeb vob.
15 So Yahweh sent a plague on the Israeli people. It started that morning and did not stop until the time that he had chosen/set. All over the land, from Dan to Beersheba, there were 70,000 Israelis who died [because of the plague].
Mane yiğıl miç'ediyle otçu, Vucee gyuvxhuna gah ç'əvuvxhesmee, Rəbbee İzraililqa yı'q'ı'n ık'arbı g'ıxele. Danile Beer-Şevalqamee yights'al aazır insan qek'a.
16 When [Yahweh’s] angel stretched out his hand toward Jerusalem to destroy [the people by this plague], Yahweh changed his mind about punishing [any more] people. He said to the angel who was killing them [with the plague], “Stop what you are doing [IDM]! That is enough!” [When he said that, ] the angel was standing at the ground where Araunah, from the Jebus people-group, threshed grain.
İyerusalimeen insanar gyapt'asva malaaikın xıl hodakkemee, Rəbbis maabın insanar qiviykkın, malaaikık'le eyhen: – Ç'əv, xıl g'ayşe! Rəbbin malaaik mane gahıl Aravna donane sa insanne attayne k'ane ıxha. Aravna Yevusbışda ıxha.
17 When David saw the angel who was causing the people to become sick and die, he said to Yahweh, “Truly, I am the one who has committed the sin. I have done a very wicked thing, but these people are [as innocent as] sheep [MET]. They have certainly not [RHQ] done anything [that is wrong]. So you should punish [IDM] me and my family, [not these people]!”
Davuduk'le millet gek'an malaaik g'acumee, Rəbbik'le eyhen: – Bınah hav'una zı vor, taxsir zal vod. Nya'a ine syuru xhineene insanaaşe hucoone hı'ı? Manbışil-alla zasiy yizde xizanıs caza hevle.
18 That day Gad came to David and said to him, “Go up to the place where Araunah threshes grain, and build an altar to [worship] Yahweh there.”
Mane yiğıl Qad Davudusqa arı, eyhen: – Hark'ın Yevusbışda eyxhene Aravnayne attal Rəbbis q'urbanbı allya'an ciga ale'e.
19 So David did what Gad told him to do, which was what Yahweh had commanded, [and he went up there].
Qadıne cuvabıka, Davud, Rəbbee əmr hav'uyn xhinne maqa hayk'an.
20 When Araunah looked down and saw the king and his officials coming toward him, he prostrated himself on the ground in front of the king, with his face touching the ground.
Aravna avqa ilyakkımee, Davudıy cun insanar cusqa qöö g'ooce. Mana g'aqa qığeç'u, paççahne ögil ç'iyelqamee k'yorzul,
21 Araunah said, “Your Majesty, why have you come to me?” David replied, “[I have come] to buy this ground where you thresh grain, in order to build an altar to Yahweh [and offer sacrifices on it], in order that he will stop the plague.”
eyhen: – Nəxürkenane yizda xərna paççah zasqa arı? Davudee eyhen: – Rəbbis q'urbanbı allya'an ciga alya'asdemee zı vake yiğna atta alivşes arı. Milletılin yı'qı'n ıkar ulyoozrecenva zı Rəbbis q'urbanbı alya'as.
22 Araunah replied to David, “Your Majesty, offer to Yahweh whatever you wish/want. Here, take my oxen to use for the offering that will be completely burned on the altar. And here, take their yokes and the boards [that I use] for the threshing, [and use them] for the wood that you will burn.
Aravnee Davuduk'le eyhen: – Hasre yizde xərıng'vee, paççahee cune ulesqa yugda qöönmeen alyaat'u, Rəbbis q'urbanbı alle'ecen. Haane gyoxhxhan hı'ı q'urbanna allya'asın yatsbı aleet'e. Gyoxhxhan ha'asde osune cigee mıgrabıyiy yatsbışde gardanaqa qa'an karbı aleet'e.
23 I, Araunah, am giving all this to you, the king.” Then he said, “I desire/hope that Yahweh our God will accept your offering.”
Paççah, man gırgın zı vas hele. Aravnee meed eyhen: – Hasre Rəbb, yiğna Allah, vaka yugra ixhecen.
24 But the king said to Araunah, “No, [I will not take these things as a gift.] I will pay you for it. I will not take sacrifices that have cost me nothing, and offer them to Yahweh to be completely burned on the altar.” So he paid 50 pieces of silver to Araunah for the oxen and the ground.
Paççaheeme Aravnayk'le eyhen: – Zı vake man ciga məxüdcad deş alyaat'as, zı mançike vas hək' qevles. Zas q'ərad gitxhuyn kar zasse Rəbbis, yizde Allahıs, gyooxhan haa'ana q'urban xhinne ablyaa'as dəəxə. Davudee attaykeyiy yatsbışike xhots'al nuk'ra qele.
25 Then David built an altar to Yahweh, and he offered [the oxen] to be completely burned on the altar, and he also offered sacrifices to maintain fellowship with Yahweh. Then, Yahweh answered David’s prayers, and he caused the plague in Israel to end.
Davudee maa'ad Rəbbis q'urbanbı allya'an ciga ali'ı, maa'ad gyoxhxhan ha'aniy medın q'urbanbı allya'a. Rəbbee ölkaynemee haa'ana düə q'abıl haa'ana, mançikad İzrailee yı'q'ı'n ık'arbı ç'əveedaxhenbı.
