2 Samuel 3
1 There was a long war between those who wanted Saul’s son to be their king and those who wanted David to be their king. But more and more people began to want David to be the king, while the number of people who wanted Saul’s son to be the king continued to become smaller.
Şaulneyiy Davudne nasılen səvxı'y xıliyda ts'ıts'exhe. Vaxt apk'ıniylette, Davudne nasılena guc hexxooxhe, Şaulnemee nasılena k'ıl qooxhe vuxha.
2 David’s wives gave birth to six sons at Hebron. The oldest was Amnon, whose mother was Ahinoam, from Jezreel [city].
Xevronee Davudus dixbı vooxhe. Ts'erriyna dix İzre'elyğançene Axinoamee uxuna Amnon ıxha.
3 The next one was Kileab, whose mother was Abigail, the widow of Nabal, from Carmel [city]. The next one was Absalom, whose mother was Maacah, the daughter of Talmai, the king of [the] Geshur [region].
Q'ör'esda Karmelyğançene Navalne sip'ıree Avigailee uxuna Kilav ıxha. Xhebır'esda Geşurne paççahne Talmayne yişşee Maakayee uxuna Avşalom ıxha.
4 The next one was Adonijah, whose mother was Haggith. The next one was Shephatiah, whose mother was Abital.
Yoq'ur'esda Haggitee uxuna Adoniya, xhor'esda Avitalee uxuna Şefatya,
5 The youngest one was Ithream, whose mother was Eglah, [another one of] David’s wives. Those sons of David were all born in Hebron.
yixhır'esdar Davudne xhunaşşee Eglayee uxuna İtream ıxha. Davudus man gırgınbı dixbı Xevronee vuxha.
6 While those who wanted Saul’s son to rule over them and those who wanted David to rule over them continued to fight against each other, Abner was becoming more influential among those who wanted Saul’s son to be the king.
Şaulnayiy Davudna nasıl siviyxəmee, Avneree Şaulne sural guc saa'a vuxha.
7 When Saul was alive, he had as one of his wives a slave woman named Rizpah, the daughter of Aiah. [But one day Abner had sexual relations with her]. So Ishbosheth said to Abner, “Why have you had sexual relations with [EUP] my father’s slave wife?”
Şauluqa Ayyayna yiş Ritspa donana caariye yixha. İşboşetee Avnerık'le eyhen: – Nya'a ğu, yizde dekkıne caariyeyka g'ılexha?
8 Abner became very angry about what Ishbosheth said to him. He said to Ishbosheth, “(Do you think that I am a [worthless] dog [MET] from Judah?/You are treating me as though I am a [worthless] dog [MET] from Judah.) [RHQ] From the beginning, I have been loyal to Saul your father, to his brothers, and to his friends. And I have prevented you from being defeated by David’s army. So now (why are you criticizing me about [what I have done with] some woman?/you should not be criticizing me about [what I have done with] some woman.) [RHQ]
İşboşetne mane cuvabıke Avnerıs geeb qəl vuxha, eyhen: – Nya'a zı vas, Yahudaabışin sura aqqına xvaana vuk'ulyne vob? Zı g'iyna yiğıniy yiğne dekkıne Şaulne nasılen, mang'une hambazaaşin sura aqqı. Zı ğu Davudne xılyaqa quvu deş. Ğu həşde mane zəiyfal-alla yizde gardanaqa bınah giviyxhe!
9 Yahweh solemnly promised that he would not allow Saul and his descendants to continue to rule. He promised that he would cause David to rule over all the tribes of Israel and Judah, from Dan [city] far in the north to Beersheba [city] far in the south. So I hope/desire that God will punish me severely [HYP] if I do not enable that to happen!”
Zı Davudus, Rəbbee mang'us k'ın g'assırıyn hide'eene, hasre Allahee Avnerne vuk'lelqa yiğbı alle'ecen!
Zı paççahiyvalla Şaulne nasılıke g'avşu, Davudusqa qevles. Mana İzrailynayiy Yahudeyayna, Danile Beer-Şevalqamee, paççah ixhes.
11 Ishbosheth was very afraid of Abner, so he did not say anything in reply to Abner.
İşboşetık'le man eyhenbı g'ayxhımee, mana Avnerıle qəyq'ən ıxhayke, mang'us alidghıniycad qeles dəxə axva.
12 Then Abner sent messengers to David [when he was at Hebron], to say to him, “[Either you or I] should be [RHQ] the ruler of this entire nation, [but not Isbosheth. However, ] if you make an agreement with me, I will help you by encouraging all the people of Israel to (be want you to be their king/start to support) you.”
Qiyğa Avneree, Davudusqa cun insanar g'axuvu, eyhen: – İn ciga şavunne vod? Qora, zınayiy ğu cuvab g'ats'ak'vanas. Qiyğa gırgınacab İzrail yiğne suralqa ts'ıts'aa'as zı vas kumag ha'asın.
13 David sent back this reply: “Good! I am willing to make an agreement with you. But before that happens, there is one thing that you must do. When you come to see me, you must bring my wife Michal, Saul’s daughter.”
Davudee eyhen: – Geed yugda, zı vaka cuvab g'ats'ak'vanasın. Saccu ğu zasqa ı'qqəmee, vakasana Şaulna yiş Mikal ayre. Mana dena zasqa ımmayle.
14 Then David sent messengers to Ishbosheth, to say to him, “I [had to kill] 100 men from Philistia [and cut off] their foreskins to give to Saul to pay for Michal [to be my wife]. So now give her back to me!”
Davudee, İşboşetısqa Şaulne dixesqa cun insanar g'axuvu, eyhen: – Zı vəş sunnat hıdi'ına Filiştinğançena gik'ul-alla zas Şaulee hiyvuna yizda xhunaşşe Mikal zasqa seek'al hee'e.
15 So Ishbosheth sent some men to take Michal from her husband Palti. But [when they took her, ] her husband followed them all the way to Bahurim [town], crying as he went.
İşboşetee, insan g'axuvu, zəiyfa adamiysse Layişne dixesse Paltielsee g'ayşes ileeka.
16 Then Abner [turned and] said to him, “Go back [home]!”, so he did.
Məng'ı'na adamiy geşşe-geşşe Baxurimqamee xhunaşşeyqa qihna ayk'an. Maa'ad Avneree mang'uk'le eyhen: – Yı'q'əlqa sak'le. Manar siyk'alna.
17 Abner went to the Israeli leaders and talked with them. He said, “For a long time you have wanted David to be your king.
Avner İzrailyne ağsaqqalaaşika yuşanxha, eyhen: – Şos mısa ıkkannaniy vor, Davuduke şos paççah ha'as!
18 So now you have an opportunity to do that. Keep in mind that Yahweh promised this: ‘With the help of David, who serves me [well], I will rescue my people from the people of Philistia, and from the power [MTY] of all their other enemies’.”
Həşde vuşde yik'eençe ı'lğəən he'e! Rəbbee Davuduk'le dişdiy uvhu: «Zı Yizde nukarne Davudne xıleka, İzrail Filiştinaaşdeyiy gırgıne duşmanaaşine xılençe g'attivxhan haa'as».
19 Abner also spoke to the people of the tribe of Benjamin. Then he went to Hebron, to tell David what all the people of Israel and the people of the tribe of Benjamin had agreed to do.
Avneree man, hark'ın, Benyaminaaşik'led eyhen. Qiyğa İzrailyneyiy Benyaminaaşde yik'eençe ılğəən Davudus yuşan ha'asva, mana Xevronqa hayk'an.
20 When Abner came with 20 of his soldiers to see David at Hebron, David made a feast for all of them.
Xevroneeqa, Avnerıka sacigee Davudusqa g'ayre insan arayle. Davudee, Avnerısiy cune insanaaşis otxhun-ulyodğiy hele.
21 Afterwards, Abner said to David, “Sir/Your majesty, I will now go and encourage all the people of Israel to accept you to be their king, as you have desired.” Then Abner left, peacefully.
Avneree Davuduk'le eyhen: – Hasre zı həşde hark'ın, gırgına İzrail yizde xərıng'usqa, paççahısqa, saa'as. Ğunar manbışika cuvab g'ats'ak'vne. Qiyğab vas nişşisiy vukkan, xəbvalla hee'e. Məxüd ıxha Davudee Avner vuççud hidi'ı g'ekkana.
22 Soon after that, Joab and some of David’s other soldiers returned [to Hebron] after raiding [one of their enemies’ villages], bringing with them a lot of things that they had captured. But Abner was not there at Hebron, because David had sent him safely home.
Mane gahıl Yoav, Davudne insanaaşika dəv'eençe sark'ıl eyxhe. Manbışe mebınbışike g'ayşuyn geed kar adayle. Mane gahıl Avner, Davudusse Xevronğançe ark'ın eyxhe. Davudee, Avner vuççud hidi'ı, g'aykkı ıxha.
23 When Joab and the soldiers who were with him arrived, someone told him that Abner had come there and talked with the king, and that the king allowed to go home safely.
Yoav, gırgıne g'oşunuka sark'ıling'a, mang'uk'le eyhen: – Nerna dix Avneriy arı. Paççahee mang'uk vuççud hidi'ı, g'aykkına.
24 So Joab went to the king and said, “Why have you done that? Listen to me! Abner [is your enemy, but] when he came to you, you allowed him [RHQ] to leave!
Yoav, paççahne k'anyaqa qarı, eyhen: – Ğu hı'iyn kar hucoone? Yiğne k'anyaqa Avnerniy'e arı? Ğu nya'a mana g'aykkı? Həşde mana ark'ınna.
25 Do you not know that he came to you to deceive you and to find out everything that you are doing, and all the places that you go to?”
Vak'lecar Nerna dix Avner ats'ana. Mang'vee vas horbı ha'asva, yiğın hark'ın-qaraylen cigayiy ğu g'ecen işbı ats'axhxhesvacar arı ıxha.
26 After Joab left David, he sent some messengers to get Abner. They found him at Sirah Well, and brought him back to Hebron, but David did not know that they had done that.
Yoav Davudusse qığeç'umee, mang'vee Avnerıqa qihna cun insanar g'uxoole. Manbışer Avner Sira eyhene kahrızısse yı'q'əlqa sak'al ha'a. Davuduk'le man ats'acad eyxhe deş.
27 So when Abner returned to Hebron, Joab met him at the city gate, and took him aside as though he wanted to speak with him privately. Then he stabbed Abner in the stomach [with his knife/sword]. In that way he murdered Abner because Abner had killed [MTY] Joab’s brother Asahel.
Avner Xevronqa sak'ımee, Yoavee cona q'öyrecab, yuşan haa'asın xhinne, mana şaharne akkabışiyle aqa akkyayhe. Qiyğad cune çocul Asahelil-alla, mang'une vuxhnes g'ılıncıqa ı'xı', gek'ana.
28 Later, after David heard what had happened, he said, “Yahweh knows that I and the people of my kingdom are not at all (responsible for/guilty of) murdering [MTY] Abner.
Davuduk'le, man ats'axhxhamee, eyhen: – Rəbbine ögil Nerne duxayne Avnerne ebal-alla, mısacab zaliy yizde ölkal bınah aaxvas deş.
29 I hope/desire that Joab and all his family will be punished [MTY] for doing that! I hope/desire that there will always be someone in his family who has sores, or someone who is a leper, or some man who is forced to do women’s work, or someone who is killed in a battle, or someone who does not have enough food to eat!”
Havaasre mana bınah Yoavılqayiy mang'une xizanılqa vuxhecen. Hasre Yoavne nasılee maşika gyatsts'ıyn ı'xnabınana insan deşda, əsaka iykarna insan deşda, g'ılıncıke qek'ana insan deşda, mıssınçika qek'ana insan deşda gah mooxhecen.
30 That is how Joab and his brother Abishai murdered Abner, because he had killed their brother Asahel in the battle at Gibeon.
Yoaveeyiy cune çocee Avişayee Avner gek'ana. Manbışe mana cona çoc Asahel Giveonee əlyhəəne dəv'ee gik'uynçil-alla gek'a.
31 Then David said to Joab and to all Joab’s soldiers, “Tear your clothes and put on coarse cloth [to show that you are sad], and mourn for Abner!” And [at the funeral], King David walked behind [the men who were carrying] the coffin.
Qiyğa Davudee Yoavık'leyiy cune k'anene insanaaşik'le eyhen: – Tanalinbı qıt'axxı, palanbı ale'e, Avnernemee gyaaşe. Avner qıkkek'ane mıghırıqa qihna vuc paççah Davud ayk'an.
32 They buried Abner’s body at Hebron. And at the grave, the king cried loudly, and all the other people also cried.
Avner Xevronee k'eyxha. Paççah mang'une nyuq'vnel oo axtıra geşşena. Mang'uka sacigee milletıd geşşen.
33 David sang this sad song to lament for Abner: “It is not right that [RHQ] Abner died like outlaws die!
Paççah Davud Avnerne nyuq'vnel oo inva eyhe-eyhe geşşu: Avner məxür, g'eliqqa huvu, gik'as dexheyiy.
34 No one tied his hands or put chains on his feet, [like they do to criminals]. No, he was murdered by wicked men!”
Yiğın xıleppı ayt'ıl ıxha deş, G'elybışisıb zincır üvxü vuxha deş. Ğu sixnareeşine ögil qukkyoyk'alan xhinne qukkyork'ul. Manva uvhumee, millet meed Avnernemee geşşen.
35 Then many [HYP] people came to David to tell him to eat some food before sunset, but David refused. He said, “I hope/desire that God will punish me severely [HYP] if I eat any food before the sun goes down!”
Qiyğa manbışin gırgınbı abı, Davudee, exha qixhesse, kar oxhnecenva mana ittunçil aqqaqqa ıxha. Davudeeme, k'ın g'assır, eyhen: – Verığ k'yooçesse, yizde ghalek gıney, medın kar set'veene, havaasre Allahee zalqa ver ablee'ecen!
36 All the people saw what David did, and they were pleased. Truly, everything that the king did pleased the people.
Milletık'le paççahee ha'an g'acu, man gırgın manbışde yik'eençe eyxhe. Paççahee ha'an gırgıncad milletıs ıkkiykanan.
37 So all the people realized that the king had not wanted Abner to be killed.
Mane yiğıl gırgıne milletık'leyiy gırgıne İzrailik'lecad ats'axhxhen, Nerna dix Avner paççahee gidek'u ıxhay.
38 The king said to his officials, “(Do you not realize that a leader and a great man has died today in Israel?/You should realize that a leader and a great man has died today in Israel.) [RHQ]
Paççahee cune insanaaşik'le eyhen: – G'iyna İzrailee xərna, qıvaats'ına insan qik'uva ats'a dişde?
39 Even though Yahweh appointed me to be the king, today I feel weak. These two sons of Zeruiah, [Joab and Abishai], are very violent; I cannot control them. So I hope/desire that Yahweh will punish them severely in return for this wicked thing that they have done!”
G'iyna zı g'əyxı'na paççahır ixheene, zaqa guc k'ılyba vob. Tseruyayn dixbı, Yoaviy Avişay, zale nimee vuxhee gucuka vob. Havaasre Rəbbee pisvalla haa'ang'us, haa'ane pisvallays sik'ı helecen!
