Exodus 34
1 Yahweh said to Moses/me, “Cut two slabs of stone that will be like the first slabs, the ones that you broke. Then I will engrave on them the words that were on the first slabs.
Yawe alobaki na Moyize: — Bongisa bitando mibale ya mabanga lokola oyo ya liboso; nakokoma na bitando yango maloba oyo ezalaki na likolo ya bitando ya liboso oyo obukaki.
2 Get ready tomorrow morning, and come up to the top of Sinai Mountain again to talk with me there.
Omilengela mpo na lobi na tongo. Na tongo-tongo, okomata na ngomba Sinai mpe okotelema liboso na Ngai, kuna na songe ya ngomba.
3 Do not allow anyone to come up with you. I do not want anyone [else] to be anywhere on the mountain. Do not allow any sheep or cattle to graze (at the base of/near) the mountain.”
Moto moko te asengeli komata elongo na yo; na ngomba mobimba, moto moko te amonana; bameme, bantaba to bangombe esengeli mpe te kolia na ebandeli ya ngomba.
4 So Moses/I cut two slabs of stone that were like the first ones. He/I arose early the next morning. He/I took the slabs and carried them in his/my hands up to the top of Sinai Mountain, as Yahweh had commanded.
Moyize abongisaki bitando mibale ya mabanga lokola oyo ya liboso. Bongo na tongo-tongo ya mokolo oyo elandaki, amataki ngomba Sinai ndenge kaka Yawe atindaki ye; amemaki bitando mibale ya mabanga, na maboko na ye.
5 Then Yahweh descended in the [tall] cloud and stood with Moses/me there. He proclaimed that it was he, Yahweh, [who was going to speak to Moses/me].
Yawe akitaki kati na lipata, atelemaki wana pene na ye, mpe Moyize abelelaki Kombo ya Yawe.
6 Then Yahweh passed in front of him/me and proclaimed, “I am Yahweh God. I always act mercifully and kindly [toward people]. I do not get angry quickly. I [truly] love [people] and I do what I promise to do for them, without changing.
Yawe alekaki liboso ya Moyize, mpe Moyize atatolaki: — Yawe, Yawe, Nzambe na mawa mpe na ngolu, Nzambe oyo asilikaka noki te, atondi na bolingo mpe na boboto,
7 I love people for thousands of generations. I forgive people for all kinds of sins [TRI]. But I will certainly punish [LIT] those who are guilty. I will punish not only them, but I will punish (their descendants, down to the third and fourth generation/their children and grandchildren and great-grandchildren).”
atalisaka bolingo na Ye kino na milongo nkoto, alimbisaka mabe, botomboki mpe masumu, kasi azangaka te kopesa etumbu na moto oyo asali mabe, Nzambe oyo apesaka bakitani etumbu mpo na mabe ya batata na bango kino na molongo ya misato mpe ya minei!
8 Moses/I quickly prostrated himself/myself on the ground and worshiped [Yahweh].
Mbala moko, Moyize afukamaki mpe agumbamelaki Yawe;
9 He/I said, “Yahweh, if you are now pleased with me, I ask that you go with us. These people are very stubborn [IDM], but forgive us for all our sins [DOU], and accept us to be people who belong to you [forever].”
alobaki: — Eh Nkolo, soki penza nazwi ngolu na miso na Yo, nabondeli Yo: tambola kati na biso. Atako bato oyo bazali batomboki, kasi limbisa mabe mpe masumu na biso, mpe zwa biso lokola bato na Yo!
10 Yahweh replied, “Note this: I am going to make a solemn agreement [with the Israeli people]. As they are watching, I will perform great miracles. They will be miracles that no one has ever done on the earth in any nation. All the people who are near you will see the great things that I, Yahweh, will do. I will do awesome things for you [all].
Yawe azongisaki: — Nalingi kosala boyokani elongo na bino. Liboso ya bato na yo nyonso, nakosala makambo ya kokamwa oyo etikala nanu kosalema te na mokili mobimba to na ekolo moko. Boye bato nyonso oyo bazali zingazinga na yo bakomona misala ya somo oyo Ngai Yawe nakosala na nzela na yo.
11 [Each Israeli] person must obey what I am commanding you this day. Do not forget that [if you obey me], I will expel the Amor, Canaan, Heth, Periz, Hiv, and Jebus people-groups [from the land]. But be careful that you do not make any [peace] agreements with any of the people who live in the land into which you are going, because if you do that, [you will begin to do the evil things that they do]. It will be [like] falling into a trap.
Botosa makambo oyo nazali kotinda bino lelo. Nakobengana liboso na bino: bato ya Amori, ya Kanana, ya Iti, ya Perizi, ya Evi mpe ya Yebusi.
Bokeba! Bosala boyokani te elongo na bavandi ya mokili oyo bozali kokende, noki te bakokoma motambo kati na bino!
13 You must tear down their altars, destroy their sacred pillars, and cut down [the poles that they use to worship their female goddess] Asherah.
Bokweyisa bitumbelo na bango, bopanza bikeko na bango mpe bobuka makonzi oyo bapika mpo na nzambe mwasi Ashera.
14 You must worship only me, [and] not worship any other god, because I, Yahweh, cannot endure any rivals.
Bogumbamela nzambe mosusu te, pamba te Yawe andimaka bombanda te; Kombo na Ye ezali Nzambe ya zuwa.
15 Do not make peace agreements with [any group] that lives in that land. When they worship their gods and offer sacrifices to their gods, and they invite you to join them, do not join them. If [you join them], you will eat the food that they sacrifice to their gods, and [you will not be faithful to me. You will be like people who] commit adultery, [who are not being faithful to their spouses] [MET].
Bokeba! Bosala boyokani te elongo na bavandi ya mokili yango; noki te tango bakosambela banzambe na bango mpe bakobonzela yango mbeka, babenga bino mpo ete bolia mbeka na bango elongo;
16 If you take some of their women to be wives for your sons, and these women worship their own gods, they will persuade your sons also to worship their gods.
mpe soki bozwi na libala bana na bango ya basi mpo na bana na bino ya mibali, wana bana na bango ya basi bakokoba kosambela banzambe na bango ya bikeko, bakotindika bana na bino ya mibali na kosambela banzambe na bango.
17 Do not pour melted metal into molds to make statues for you to worship.
Bokosala nzambe ya ekeko te.
18 [Each year], during the month [of/named] Abib, celebrate the Festival of Eating Bread Made Without Yeast. [During that festival], for seven days you must not eat bread made with yeast, as I commanded you, because it was in that month that you left Egypt.
Bokosala feti ya Mapa ezanga levire. Mikolo sambo, bokolia mapa ezanga levire ndenge natindaki yo. Bokosala yango na tango ekatama, na sanza ya Abibi, pamba te ezali na sanza yango nde bobimaki na Ejipito.
19 Your firstborn sons and the firstborn [male] animals of your cattle and sheep [and goats] belong to me.
Mwana mobali nyonso ya liboso azali ya Ngai; ekozala mpe bongo mpo na mwana mobali nyonso ya liboso kati na bibwele na bino: ezala mwana ngombe, mwana ntaba to mwana meme.
20 The firstborn of your [male] donkeys [also belong to me]. But you may buy them back by [offering to me] lambs [in their place]. If you do not do that, you must [kill these animals by] breaking their necks. You must also buy back your firstborn sons. You must bring an offering to me [LIT] each time you come to [worship] me.
Nzokande, mpo na mwana liboso ya ane, bokosikola yango na mwana meme. Soki bosikoli yango te, bokobuka yango kingo. Bokosikola bana na bino nyonso ya liboso ya mibali. Moto moko te akoya kotelema liboso na Ngai maboko pamba.
21 [Each week] you may work for six days, but on the seventh day you must rest. [Even] during the times when you plow [the ground] and harvest [your crops], you must rest [on the seventh day].
Bokosala mosala mikolo motoba, kasi na mokolo ya sambo, bosengeli kopema: ezala na tango ya kolona to na tango ya kobuka.
22 [Each year] celebrate the Harvest Festival, when you begin to harvest the first crop of wheat, and also celebrate the Festival of Living in Temporary Shelters, when you finish harvesting [the grain and fruit].
Bokosala feti ya Baposo mpo na kosepela na tina na bambuma ya liboso ya ble oyo ekomeli, mpe feti ya kobuka bambuma na suka ya mobu.
23 Three times each year all the men must come to worship me, Yahweh, the God of the Israeli people.
Mbala misato na mobu, mibali nyonso basengeli koya liboso ya Nkolo Yawe, Nzambe ya Isalaele.
24 I will expel the people-groups that live in the land [where you will be], and I will cause your territory to become very large. As a result, no group will try to conquer your country if you come to worship me each year during those three festivals.
Mpo na bolamu na yo, nakobengana bikolo liboso na yo mpe nakoyeisa mokili na yo monene. Moto moko te akoluka kobotola mokili na yo tango okobanda komata mbala misato na mobu, mpo na kokutana na Yawe, Nzambe na yo.
25 When you sacrifice an animal [MTY] to me, do not offer with it bread that is made with yeast. And during the Passover Festival, when you sacrifice lambs, do not keep any of the meat until the next morning.
Okobonzela Ngai te makila ya nyama elongo na mapa batia levire; okobomba te kino lobi na tongo mbeka oyo babonzi mpo na Pasika.
26 I am Yahweh God. You must bring to my Sacred Tent the first part of the grain that you harvest each year. When you kill a young animal/kid [either a lamb or a calf], do not [prepare to eat it by] boiling it in its mother’s milk.”
Okomema na Ndako ya Yawe, Nzambe na yo, bambuma ya liboso ya mabele na yo. Okolamba te mwana ntaba oyo ezali nanu komela mabele ya mama na yango.
27 Yahweh also said to Moses/me, “Write down the words that I have told you. By giving you these commands, I have made a solemn agreement with you and with the [other] Israeli people.”
Yawe alobaki lisusu na Moyize: — Koma maloba oyo, pamba te ezali na nzela na yango nde nasalaki boyokani elongo na yo mpe Isalaele.
28 Moses/I was there [on the top of the mountain] with Yahweh for 40 days and nights. During that time he/I did not eat or drink anything [SYN]. He/I engraved on the stone slabs the words of the Ten Commandments, [which were part of Yahweh’s] solemn agreement.
Moyize asalaki kuna elongo na Yawe mikolo tuku minei mpe babutu tuku minei; aliaki ata eloko moko te mpe amelaki mayi te. Bongo Moyize akomaki na bitando ya mabanga maloba ya Boyokani oyo babengi mibeko zomi.
29 When Moses/I came back down the mountain, carrying in his/my hand the two stone slabs on which were written the Ten Commandments, his/my face was shining because he/I had been talking with Yahweh, but he/I did not know that his/my face was shining.
Nzokande, tango Moyize akitaki wuta na ngomba Sinai, na bitando ya mabanga mibale ya mibeko na maboko na ye, ayebaki te ete elongi na ye ezalaki kongenga, mpo ete asololaki na Yawe.
30 When Aaron and the [other] Israeli people saw Moses/me, they were amazed/surprised that his/my face was shining. So they were afraid to come near him/me.
Tango Aron mpe bana nyonso ya Isalaele bamonaki ete elongi ya Moyize ezali kongenga, babangaki kopusana pembeni na ye.
31 But Moses/I called to them. Then Aaron and the other Israeli leaders came to him/me, and he/I talked with them.
Moyize abengaki bango; bongo Aron mpe bakambi nyonso ya lisanga ya Isalaele bapusanaki pembeni ya Moyize, mpe ye Moyize asololaki na bango.
32 Afterwards, all the other Israeli people came near, and he/I told them all the laws that Yahweh had given to him/me on Sinai Mountain.
Sima na yango, bana nyonso ya Isalaele bapusanaki pembeni ya Moyize mpe ayebisaki bango mibeko nyonso oyo Yawe apesaki ye na ngomba Sinai.
33 When Moses/I finished talking to the people, he/I put a veil over his/my face.
Tango Moyize asilisaki kosolola na bango, azipaki elongi na ye na vwale.
34 But whenever Moses/I entered the Sacred Tent to talk with Yahweh, he/I removed the veil. When he/I came back out, he/I would always tell to the Israeli people everything that Yahweh had commanded him/me [to tell them].
Kasi tango nyonso Moyize azalaki kokota liboso ya Yawe mpo na kosolola na Ye, azalaki kolongola vwale kino tango akobima. Mpe soki abimi, azalaki koyebisa na bana ya Isalaele mibeko nyonso oyo azalaki kozwa epai na Yawe.
35 The Israeli people would see that Moses’/my face was [still] shining. Then he/I would put the veil back on his/my face again until the next time that he/I went into [the Sacred Tent] to talk with Yahweh.
Mpe bana ya Isalaele bazalaki komona elongi ya Moyize kongenga. Bongo azalaki kozongisa vwale na elongi na ye kino tango azalaki kozonga mpo na kosolola na Yawe.
