Jeremiah 40
1 [The soldiers from Babylonia] captured me and many other people from Jerusalem and [other places in] Judah. They [planned to] take us to Babylon. So they fastened chains around our wrists and took us to Ramah [town north of Jerusalem]. While we were there, I was released. [This is how it happened]:
Qarawul bégi Nébuzar-Adan uni Ramah shehiridin qoyuwetkende, Perwerdigar Yeremiyagha söz qildi. U chaghda Nébuzar-Adan Yérusalém hem Yehudadiki barliq esirlerni élip Babilgha sürgün qilmaqchi idi; Yeremiyamu ularning arisida zenjir bilen baghlan’ghan halda élip méngilghanidi.
2 [Nebuzaradan, ] the captain of the [king’s] bodyguards, [found that I was there]. He summoned me and said to me, “Yahweh your God said that he would cause this land to experience a disaster.
Qarawul bégi Yeremiyani bir chetke tartip uninggha mundaq dédi: «Perwerdigar Xudaying mushu yerge balayi’apet chüshürimen dep agahlandurdi;
3 And now he has caused it to happen. He has done just what he said [that he would do], because you people sinned against Yahweh and refused to obey him.
Mana, Perwerdigar Öz dégini boyiche shundaq qilip uni keltürdi; chünki siler Perwerdigar aldida gunah sadir qilghansiler we uning awazigha qulaq salmighansiler; shunga bu ish béshinglargha chüshti.
4 But today I am going to take the chains off your wrists and release you. If you want to come with me to Babylon, [that will be fine]. I will take care of you. But if you do not want to come with me, do not come. [Stay here]. Look, the entire country is available; you can choose whatever part you want to go to. You can go wherever you wish.” [Then he took the chains off my wrists].
Lékin men qolungni ishkellen’gen zenjirlerdin yéship séni qoyuwétimen; men bilen bille Babilgha bérish sanga muwapiq körünse, qéni kel, men sendin xewer alimen; emma men bilen bille Babilgha bérishni muwapiq emes dep qarisang, kérek yoq. Mana, pütkül zémin aldingda turidu; qeyerge bérish sanga layiq, durus körünse shu yerge barghin».
5 He said, “If you [decide to] stay here, go to Gedaliah. The King of Babylon appointed him to be the governor of Judah. [You will be allowed to] stay here with the people [that he is governing]. But you can do whatever you want to.” Then Nebuzaradan gave me some food and some money, and he allowed me to go.
Yeremiya téxi yénidin mangmay turup, Nébuzar-Adan uninggha: «Boldi, Shafanning newrisi, Ahikamning oghli Gedaliyaning yénigha qayt; Babil padishahi uni Yehudadiki sheherlerge hökümranliq qilishqa belgiligen; xelq arisida uning bilen bille turiwer, yaki herqandaq bashqa yerge baray déseng shu yerge barghin» — dédi. Shuning bilen qarawul bégi uninggha ozuq-tülük hemde bir sowghat bérip uni qoyuwetti.
6 I returned to Gedaliah at Mizpah, and I stayed in Judah with the people who still remained in the land.
Shuning bilen Yeremiya Mizpah shehirige, Shafanning newrisi, Ahikamning oghli Gedaliyaning yénigha keldi; u uning bilen bille, puqralar arisida turdi.
7 The [Israeli] soldiers [who had not surrendered to the army of Babylonia] were roaming around in the countryside. Then their leaders heard someone say that the King of Babylon had appointed Gedaliah to be the governor of the very poor people [who were still in Judah], who had not been taken to Babylon.
Dalada qalghan Yehudaning leshker bashliqliri hem leshkerliri Babil padishahining Shafanning newrisi, Ahikamning oghli Gedaliyani zémin üstige hökümranliq qilishqa belgiligenlikini, shuningdek uninggha Babilgha sürgün bolmighan zémindiki yoqsul er-ayallar bala-chaqiliri bilen tapshurulghanliqini anglap qaldi;
8 So they went [to talk] to Gedaliah at Mizpah. [Those who went included] Ishmael the son of Nethaniah, Johanan and Jonathan the sons of Kareah, Seraiah the son of Tanhumeth, the sons of Ephai from Netophath, and Jezaniah from Maacah, and the soldiers who were with them.
shuning bilen bu leshker bashliqliri ademliri bilen Mizpah shehirige, Gedaliyaning yénigha keldi; bashliqliri bolsa Netaniyaning oghli Ishmail, Karéahning oghulliri Yohanan hem Yonatan, Tanxumetning oghli Séraya, Netofatliq Efayning oghulliri we Maakatliq birsining oghli Yezaniya idi.
9 Gedaliah solemnly promised that the soldiers from Babylonia would not harm them. He said, “Do not be afraid to do things for them. Stay [here] in this land and do things for the King of Babylon. If you do that, things will go well for you.
Shafanning newrisi, Ahikamning oghli Gedaliya ular we ademlirige: «Kaldiylerge béqinishtin qorqmanglar; zéminda olturaqliship Babil padishahigha béqininglar, shundaq qilsanglar silerge yaxshi bolidu.
10 As for me, I will stay [here] at Mizpah to be your representative to the [officials from] Babylonia who come to [talk with] us. But you should [return to your towns, and eat the things that are produced on your land]. Harvest the grapes and the fruit [that ripen in] the (summer/hot season) and the olives, [make wine and olive oil, ] and store it.”
Men bolsam Kaldiyler zémin’gha kelgende [silerge] wekil bolup ularning aldida turush üchün Mizpah shehiride turimen; siler bolsanglar, sharab, enjür-xormilar we zeytun méyi mehsulatlirini élip küp-idishinglargha qoyunglar, özünglar tutqan sheherlerde turiwéringlar» — dep qesem ichti.
11 Then the Jews who had fled to Moab, Ammon, Edom, and other [nearby] countries heard people say that the King of Babylon had allowed a few people [to remain] in Judah, and that he had appointed Gedaliah to be their governor.
Oxshashla Moabda, Ammoniylar arisida, Édomda hem bashqa herbir yurtlarda turghan Yehudiylarmu Babil padishahi Yehudada xelqning bir qaldisini qaldurghan we ular üstige hökümranliq qilishqa Shafanning newrisi, Ahikamning oghli Gedaliyani belgiligen dep anglidi;
12 So they [began to] return to Judah. They stopped at Mizpah to [talk with] Gedaliah. Then [they went to various places in Judea, and] they harvested a great amount of grapes and summer fruit.
shuning bilen barliq Yehudiylar heydep tarqitiwétilgen hemme jay-yurtlardin qaytip, Yehuda zéminigha, Mizpah shehirige, Gedaliyaning yénigha keldi. Ular sharab, enjür-xormilarning mehsulatlirini zor kengrichilikte aldi.
13 [Some time later, ] Johanan and all the [other] leaders of the Israeli soldiers [who had not surrendered to the army of Babylonia] came to Gedaliah at Mizpah.
Karéahning oghli Yohanan we dalada qalghan leshkerlerning barliq bashliqliri Mizpah shehirige, Gedaliyaning yénigha kélip uninggha:
14 They said to him, “Do you know that Baalis, the king of the Ammon [people-group], has sent Ishmael the son of Nethaniah to assassinate you?” But Gedaliah did not believe what they said.
«Sen Ammoniylar padishahi Baalis Netaniyaning oghli Ishmailni séni öltürüshke ewetkenlikini bilmemsen?» — déyishti. Lékin Ahikamning oghli Gedaliya ularning gépige ishenmidi.
15 Later Johanan talked with Gedaliah privately. He said, “Allow me to go and murder Ishmael secretly. It would not be good [RHQ] to allow him to come and murder you! If you are killed, what will happen to all the Jews who have returned to this area? They will be scattered, and the other people who remain in Judah will all be killed!”
Karéahning oghli Yohanan Mizpahda Gedaliyagha astirtin söz qilip: «Manga ruxset qilghaysen, bashqilar uningdin xewer tapquche men bérip Netaniyaning oghli Ishmailni öltürey; héchkim buni bilmeydu. Uning séni öltürüp, shuning bilen etrapinggha yighilghan Yehudadikilerning hemmisi tarqitiwétilip, Yehudaning qaldisi yoqitiwétilishining néme hajiti bar? — dédi.
16 But Gedaliah said to Johanan, “[No], I will not allow you to do that. [I think that] you are lying about Ishmael.”
Biraq Gedaliya Karéahning oghli Yohanan’gha: «Sen undaq qilma; chünki sen Ishmail toghruluq yalghan éytiwatisen» — dédi.
