Deuteronomy 22
1 “If you see some Israeli’s ox or sheep that has strayed away, do not act as though you did not see it. Take it back [to its owner].
A IKE aku oe i ka bipi a kou hoahanau, a i kana hipa paha e auwana ana, mai haalele oe ia lakou; nau no lakou e hoihoi mai i kou hoahanau.
2 But if the owner does not live near you, or if you do not know who the owner is, take the animal to your house. [It can stay with you] until the owner comes, searching for it. Then you must give the animal to him.
Ina aole kokoke mai kou hoahanau ia oe, a ua ike ole paha oe ia ia, alaila oe e lawe mai ia mea i kou hale iho, a e noho pu ia me oe, a hiki i ka manawa e imi mai ai kou hoahanau ia ia, alaila e hoihoi aku oe ia mea ia ia.
3 You must do the same thing if you see a donkey, or a piece of clothing, or anything else that someone has lost. Do not refuse to do what you should do.
Pela kau e hana aku ai i kona hoki, a pela hoi kau e hana aku ai i kona kapa; a me na mea a pau a kou hoahanau i haule, a i nalowale ia ia, a i loaa ia oe, pela hoi oe e hana aku ai; aole oe e haalele aku.
4 “And if you see a fellow Israeli’s donkey or cow that has fallen down on the road, do not act as though you did not see it. Help the owner to lift the animal up [so that it can stand on its feet again].
Ina e ike oe i ka hoki, a i ka bipi paha a kou hoahanau i haule iho ma ke ala, mai haalele aku oe ia lakou, nau no ia e kokua aku e hoala hou ae.
5 “Women must not wear men’s clothes, and men must not wear women’s clothes. Yahweh our God hates people who do things like that.
Aole e komo ka wahine i ke kapa o ke kane, aole hoi e komo ke kane i ke kapa o ka wahine: no ka mea, o na mea a pau e hana ana pela, ua haumia lakou ia Iehova kou Akua.
6 “If you happen to find a bird’s nest in a tree or on the ground, and the mother bird is sitting in the nest on its eggs or with the baby birds, do not take the mother bird [and kill it].
A i ikea ka punana manu imua ou ma ke ala, ma kekahi laau, a ma ka honua paha, a he ohana paha, a he hua paha, a e hoomoe ana ka makua maluna o na ohana, a o na hua paha, mai lawe pu oe i ka makua me na keiki.
7 You are permitted to take the baby birds, but you must allow the mother bird to fly away. Do this in order that things will go well for you and that you will live for a long time.
E kuu aku no oe i ka makua, a e lawe i na keiki nau: i pomaikai oe, i loihi ai hoi kou mau la.
8 “If you build a new house, you must put a (railing/low wall) around the edge of the roof. If you do that, and if someone falls off the roof [and dies], (you will not be guilty of causing that person to die/his death [MTY] will not be your fault).
A i kukulu oe i hale hou, e hana ae i pa a puni maluna iho, i hooili ole mai ai oe i ke koko maluna o kou hale, ke haule iho kekahi mai laila mai.
9 “Do not plant any crop in the area where your grapevines are growing. If you do, you are not allowed to harvest the crops that you have planted or to harvest the grapes [to make wine from them].
Mai kanu oe ma kou malawaina i na hua ku e na ano, o laa auanei ka hua o kau mea i kanu, a me ka hua o kou malawaina.
10 “Do not hitch together an ox and a donkey [for plowing your fields].
Mai kaulua oe i ka bipi a me ka hoki ma ka oopalau.
11 “Do not wear clothing that is made by weaving together (wool and linen/two different kinds of thread).
Mai aahu oe i ke kapa ku e na ano, o ka huluhipa i hui pu ia me ke olona.
12 “[Twist threads together to] make tassels and sew/fasten them on the four bottom corners of your cloak.
E hana oe i pihapiha ma na aoao eha o kou aahu au e aahu ai.
13 “Suppose a man marries a young woman and has sex with her and later decides that he does not want her any more,
A i lawe kekahi kanaka i wahine nana, a moe me ia, a i inaina ia ia,
14 and he says false things about her, and claims that she was not a virgin when he married her.
A olelo ino ia ia, a hookaulana i kona inoa ma ka hewa, i ka i ana'ku, Ua lawe au i keia wahine, a i kuu hele ana io na la, aole i loaa ia'u ia he puupaa.
15 If that happens, the young woman’s parents must take the sheet that was on the bed when that man and their daughter were married, which still has bloodstains on it, and show it to the elders of the city at the (gate of/central meeting place in) the city.
Alaila e lawe ka makuakane o ke kaikamahine, a me kona makuwahine, a hali aku i na hoailona puupaa o ke kaikamahine i na lunakahiko o ke kulanakauhale ma ka ipuka:
16 Then the father of the young woman must say to the elders, ‘I gave my daughter to this man to be his wife. But now he says that he doesn’t want her any more.
A e olelo aku ka makuakane o ke kaikamahine i na lunakahiko, Haawi aku la au i kuu kaikamahine i wahine na koia kanaka, a ua inaina mai oia ia ia;
17 And he has falsely said that she was not a virgin when he married her. But look! Here is what proves that my daughter was a virgin! Look at the bloodstains on the sheet where they slept the night that they were married!’ And he will show the sheet to the elders.
Aia hoi, ua olelo ino mai oia ia ia, i ka i ana mai, Aole i loaa ia'u kau kaikamahine, ho puupaa; aka, oia na hoailona puupaa o kuu kaikamahine: a o hohola ae la laua i ke kapa imua o na lunakahiko o ke kulanakauhale.
18 Then the elders of that city must take that man and whip him.
A e lawe na lunakahiko o ia kulanakauhale i kela kanaka a e hahau ia ia;
19 They shall require that he pay a fine of 100 pieces of silver and give the money to the father of the young woman, because the man caused an Israeli young woman to be disgraced. Also, that woman must continue to live with him; she is his wife. He is not allowed to divorce her during the rest of his life.
A e hoouku ia ia i hookahi haneri sekela kala, a e haawi aku ia no ka makuakane o ke kaikamahine; no ka mea, ua hookaulana aku ia i ka inoa o ka wahine puupaa o ka Iseraela ma ka hewa: a e lilo ia i wahine nana; aole ia e hookuke aku ia ia i kona mau la a pau.
20 “But if what the man said is true, and there is nothing to prove that she was a virgin when he married her,
Aka, ina he oiaio keia mea, aole i loaa na hoailona puupaa no ke kaikamahine;
21 they must take that young woman to the door of her father’s house. Then the men of that city must execute her by throwing stones at her. They must do that because she has done something in Israel that is very disgraceful, by having sex with some man [while she was still living] in her father’s house. By executing her like that, you will get rid of this evil practice among you.
Alaila e lawe mai lakou i ke kaikamahine iwaho o ka puka hale o kona makuakane, a e hailuku aku na kanaka o ia kulanakauhale ia ia i ka pohaku e make ia; no ka mea, ua hana ino ia iloko o ka Iseraela, ua moe koloho iloko o ka hale o kona makuakane; a e lawe aku oe i ka hewa mai ou aku la.
22 “If a man is caught while he is having sex with another man’s wife, both of them must be executed. By doing that, you will get rid of this evil practice in Israel.
A i loaa ke kanaka e moe ana me ka wahine i mareia na ke kane, alaila e make laua a elua, o ke kane i moe pu me ka wahine, laua o ka wahine. Pela oe e hemo aku ai i ka ino mai ka Iseraela aku.
23 “Suppose in some town a man sees a young woman who is engaged/promised to be married to another man, and he is caught having sex with [EUP] her.
O ke kaikamahine puupaa i hoopalauia na ke kane, a loaa oia i ke kanaka maloko o ke kulanakauhale, a moe pu me ia;
24 You must take both of them to the (gate of/central meeting place in) that town. There you must execute them both by throwing stones at them. You must execute the young woman because she did not shout for help even though she was in the town. And the man must be executed because he had sex [EUP] with someone who was already engaged/promised to be married. By doing that, you will get rid of this evil practice among you.
Alaila e kai aku oukou ia laua a elua ma ka ipuka o ke kulanakauhale, a e hailuku oukou ia laua i ka pohaku, a make laua; o ke kaikamahine no kona hooho ole ana: a o ke kanaka no kona hoohaahaa ana i ka wahine a kona hoalauna: pela oukou e hemo aku ai i ka ino mai waena aku o oukou.
25 “But suppose out in the open countryside a man meets a young woman who is engaged/promised to be married, and he rapes her. If that happens, only that man must be executed.
Aka, a i loaa i ke kanaka ma ke kula kekahi kaikamahine i hoopalauia, a hoopaa iho oia ia ia, a moe pu me ia; alaila, o ke kanaka wale no i moe me ia ke make:
26 You must not punish the young woman, because she did not do anything for which she deserves to be executed. This case is like when one man attacks another man [in the countryside] and murders him,
Aka, mai mea iki aku oe i ke kaikamahine; aohe ona hewa e make ai: no ka mea, e like me ke kanaka i ku e i kona hoalauna, a pepehi iho ia ia, pela hoi keia mea.
27 because the man who raped her saw her when she was in the open countryside, and even though she called out for help, there was no one there who could rescue her.
No ka mea, ua loaa oia ia ia ma ke kula, a ua hooho aku la ua kaikamahine la i hoopalauia, aole nae he mea nana ia o hoopakele.
28 “If a man rapes a young woman who is not engaged/promised to be married, if someone sees him while he is doing that,
A i loaa i ke kanaka ke kaikamahine puupaa i hoopalau ole ia, a lalau aku ia ia ia, a moe me ia, a ua loaa pono laua;
29 that man must pay 50 pieces of silver to the young woman’s father, and he must marry her, because he forced her to have sex with him. He is not allowed to divorce her for the rest of his life.
Alaila e uku aku ko kanaka i moe me ia i kanalima sekela na ka makuakane o ua kaikamahine la, a o lilo ia i wahine nana; no kona hoohaahaa ana ia ia, aole ia e hookuke aku ia ia a pau na la ona.
30 “man must not disgrace his father by having sex with any of his father’s wives.”
Mai lawe ke kanaka i ka wahine a kona makuakane, aole hoi e wehe i ke kapa o kona makuakane.
