2 Samuel 6
1 Then David chose 30,000 Israeli men and gathered them together.
Davudee İzrailyğançe meer yugna, siyxənə xhebts'al aazır insan g'əyxı', saa'a.
2 He led them to the place in Judah [formerly] called Baalah, [now called Kiriath-Jearim]. They went in order to bring from there [to Jerusalem] the sacred chest, which had the name of Yahweh, the leader of the armies of [the angels in] heaven, written on it, and which had the [statues of the] winged creatures on top of it. Between those statues was where Yahweh spoke messages about ruling his people [MTY].
Davud, Yahudeene Ba'ala eyhene şahareençe Allahna q'utye qavaalesva, cune insanaaşika sacige maqa ayk'an. Mana q'utye Rəbbine doyul vuxha. Mane q'utyel oo keruvar ıxha. Xəəne G'oşunbışde Rəbbina taxt mane keruvaaşil oo vuxha.
3 The sacred chest was in the house of Abinadab, on top of a hill. They went there, and they put the chest on a new cart. Uzzah and Ahio, the two sons of Abinadab, were guiding [the oxen that were pulling the cart].
Allahna q'utye ts'enne daşk'eeqa alivxhu, Avinadavne tepalyne xaançe qığaahana. Daşk'ad Avinadavne dixbışe Uzzayeeyiy Axioyee he'ekka ıxha.
4 Uzzah walked alongside the cart, and Ahio walked in front of it.
Manbışe Allahna q'utye daşk'eeqa gyuvxhu qığaaha. Q'utyeyne ögiylir Axio ayk'an.
5 David and all the Israeli men were celebrating in God’s presence, singing with all their strength and [playing] lyres and harps, and beating tambourines, and clashing castanets and cymbals.
Davudur, gırgın İzrailin milletıd gıranne osake hı'iyn t'ampırbı, lirabı, dafbı, medın aalyatbı əlixı', Rəbbine ögil şadba mık'ar hı'ı.
6 But when they came to the place where Nacon threshed grain, the oxen stumbled. So Uzzah put his hand on the sacred chest to (steady it/prevent it from falling [off the cart]).
Naxonne attayle ı'lğəəmee, yatsbı qaçayxaranbı. Uzzeeyib xıl hotku, g'ı'moxhacenva Allahna q'utye avqaaqqa.
7 Yahweh immediately became very angry with Uzzah, and he killed him right there alongside the sacred chest, because he had touched the chest, [and Yahweh had commanded that only the descendants of Levi who help the priests should touch the sacred chest].
Rəbbina Uzzalqa qəl avqaaqqa, mang'vee hı'rmat deşvaala hav'uva mana maacar ı'xı' gek'ana. Uzza Allahne q'utyeyne k'ane qek'a.
8 David was angry because Yahweh had punished Uzzah. So ever since that time, that place has been called ‘The Punishment of Uzzah’.
Davudus, Rəbbee Uzza gik'uva qəl vooxhe. Mane cigayn do g'iyniyne yiğılid Perets-Uzza (Uzzayn qik'uy) vod.
9 David was [also] afraid of [what else] Yahweh [would do to punish them], so he said, “(How can I take the sacred chest with me [to Jerusalem]?/I am afraid to take the sacred chest with me [to Jerusalem].)” [RHQ]
Mane yiğıl Davud Rəbbile qərq'ı'n, eyhen: – Zasqa Rəbbina q'utye nəxüb ables vooxheye?
10 So he did not want to take the sacred chest to Jerusalem. Instead, they took it to another place; they took it to the house of Obed-Edom, from Gath [city].
Davudus Rəbbina q'utye cusqa, Davudne Şahareeqa quvkees vukkiykan deş. Mang'vee mana Gatğançene Oved-Edomne xaaqa quvkees ulyookka.
11 They left the sacred chest in the house of Obed-Edom for three months, and [during that time] Yahweh blessed Obed-Edom and his family.
Rəbbina q'utye xheyible vazna Oved-Edomne xaa aaxva. Rəbbee Oved-Edomusub, mang'une xizanısıb yugna barakat hoole.
12 Later, people told David, “Yahweh has blessed Obed-Edom and his family because [he is taking care] of the sacred chest!” When David heard that, he [and some other men] went to Obed-Edom’s house, and very joyfully brought the sacred chest from there to Jerusalem.
Paççah Davudulqa «Rəbbee Oved-Edomne xizanıb, mang'une gırgıne karasıb Allahne q'utyel-alla barakat huvuva» hixhar ha'a. Manke Davud Oved-Edomne xaaqa hark'ın, mançe Allahna q'utye cun do huvuyne Davudne şahareeqa şadba qavayle.
13 [This time, descendants of Levi] were carrying the sacred chest, but when they had walked only six steps, they stopped, and there David killed a bull and a fat calf, and offered them to Yahweh for a sacrifice.
Rəbbina q'utye haaqqanbışe yixhnəqqees g'el qittumee, Davudee sa yats'iy tavulyna q'ıka gyook'a.
14 David was wearing [only] a linen cloth wrapped around his waist, and was dancing very energetically to honor Yahweh.
Davudee katanıken ileylığ ali'ı, Rəbbine ögil vəəxəxüb g'oyk'al-ulyoyk'al mık' haa'a.
15 David and the Israeli men took the sacred chest up [to Jerusalem], shouting [loudly] and blowing trumpets.
Davuduka sacigee gırgıne İzrailyne milletın şadvalin ts'irbı ha'a-ha'a, şeypur ı'lyviyxə Rəbbina q'utye quvkeeka vuxha.
16 While they were carrying the sacred chest into the city, [David’s wife] Michal, who was Saul’s daughter, looked out the window [of her house]. She saw King David leaping and dancing to honor Yahweh. So she was disgusted with him.
Rəbbina q'utye Davudne Şahareeqa quvkekkamee, Şaulna yiş Mikal g'uleençe ileeka yixha. Məng'ı'k'le paççah Davudee Rəbbine ögil g'oyk'al-ulyoyk'al mık' haa'a g'avcumee, məng'ee mana k'ap'ik'ıle avqa qa'a.
17 They brought the sacred chest into the tent that David had erected for it. Then David gave to Yahweh offerings to be completely burned [on an altar], and other offerings to maintain fellowship with Yahweh.
Rəbbina q'utye qabı, Davudee mançinemee g'üvxüyne çadrene ab, çisva qav'uyne cigeeqa giviyxhe. Davudee Rəbbine ögil gyoxhxhan ha'aniy medın q'urbanbı allya'a.
18 When David had finished offering those sacrifices, he asked Yahweh, the Commander of the armies [of the angels], to bless the people.
Davudee q'urbanbı alli'iyle qiyğa, milletıs, Xəəne G'oşunbışde Rəbbine doyule xayir-düə hoole.
19 He also distributed food to all the people. To each Israeli man and woman he gave a loaf of bread, some meat, and a raisin cake. Then all the people returned to their homes.
Qiyğa mang'vee İzrailyne milletne adameeşisıb, yadaaşisıb gırgıng'uscab sa gıney, sık'ınin çuru, sa ts'ets'ib qooqqune t'ımılena hoole. Mançeb gırgınbı xaybışeeqa siviyk'al.
20 When David went home to [ask Yahweh to] bless his family, his wife Michal came out to meet him. She said to him, “Maybe you, the king of Israel, [think that you] [IRO] were honoring yourself today, but really, you acted like a fool, uncovering yourself while the female servants of your officials were watching!”
Davud cune xaabınbışis xayir-düə hevlesva xaaqa sak'ımee, Şaulna yiş Mikal mang'une ögilqa qığeyç'u, eyhen: – İzrailyne paççahee g'iyna vuceecar-vuc nəxür haguna! Mana cune insanaaşineyiy cune g'ulluxçiy içeeşine ögil bəç'ər xhinne ts'ele qıxha.
21 David replied to Michal, “[I was doing that] to honor Yahweh, who chose me instead of your father and other members of his family, to be the king of the Israeli people, the people who belong to Yahweh. And I will [continue to] dance to honor Yahweh!
Davudee Mikalık'le eyhen: – Zı man Rəbbine ögil hı'ı. Mang'vee zı yiğne dekkıneyiy mang'une bıkırne nasılene cigee g'əyxı', Cune milletıs, İzrailybışis, xərna hı'ı. Zı inçile qiyğar Rəbbine ögil şadxhesda.
22 [Even though you think that what I did] was disgraceful, I will continue to do it even more. You may despise me [because of what I did], but the women whom you were talking about will honor me!”
Zı yizde ulene ögil sık'ırar uleke g'a'ayxhasda. Ğu eyhene g'ulluxçiy içeeşemee zı axtı qa'as.
23 [As a result, ] Saul’s daughter Michal never gave birth to any children.
Şaulne yişşeqa, Mikalıqa, qiyk'asde yiğılqamee uşax eyxhe deş.
