Judges 18
1 At that time the Israelis had no king. Also at that time, the tribe of Dan was still searching for some land where they could live. The other Israeli tribes had [been able to] ([capture/take possession of]) [the] land that had been allotted to them, but the tribe of Dan had not been able to do that.
Shu künlerde Israilda héch padishah bolmidi; shundaqla shu künlerde Danlarning qebilisi özlirige olturaqlishish üchün jay izdewatqanidi, chünki shu kün’giche ular Israil qebililiri arisida chek tashlinip békitilgen miras zémin’gha érishmigenidi.
2 So they chose five soldiers from their clans, men who lived in Zorah and Eshtaol [cities], to go through the land and explore it [and try to find some land where their tribe could live]. They came to Micah’s house in the hilly area where the tribe of Ephraim lived, and they stayed there that night.
Shuning bilen Danlar pütkül jemetidin Zoréah we Eshtaolda olturushluq besh palwanni zéminni charlap kélishke ewetti we ulargha tapilap: — Siler bérip zéminni charlap kélinglar, dédi. Ular seper qilip Efraim taghliq yurtigha kélip Mikahning öyige chüshüp u yerde qondi.
3 While they were in his house and they heard the young man who had become Micah’s priest talking, they recognized from (his accent/the way that he talked) [that he was from the southern part of Israel]. So they went to him and asked him, “Who brought you here? What are you doing here? Why did you come here?”
Ular Mikahning öyining yénida turghinida Lawiy yigitning awazini tonup, uning qéshigha kirip uningdin: — Séni kim bu jaygha élip keldi? Bu yerde néme ish qilisen? Bu jayda némige érishting? — dep soridi.
4 He told them the things that Micah had done for him. And he said, “Micah (has hired me/is paying me to work for him), and I have become his priest.”
U ulargha jawaben: — Mikah manga mundaq-mundaq qilip, méni yallap özige kahin qildi, dédi.
5 So they said to him, “Please ask God if we will succeed [in what we are trying to do] on this journey.”
Buni anglap ular uninggha: — Undaq bolsa bizning mangghan sepirimizning ongushluq bolidighan-bolmaydighanliqini bilmikimiz üchün, Xudadin sorap bergin, — dédi.
6 The young man replied, “Things will go well for you. Yahweh will go with you on this journey.”
Kahin ulargha: — Xatirjem bériwéringlar. Mangghan yolunglar Perwerdigarning aldididur, — dédi.
7 [The next day] the five men left. When they came to Laish [city], they saw that the people there lived safely, like the people in Sidon [city] did. The people there thought that they were safe/protected [from any enemies], and they had plenty of [good fertile] land. They lived very far from the people of Sidon, [so the people of Sidon would not be able to help defend/protect them]. They had no other (allies/groups nearby that would help them in battles).
Shuning bilen bu besh adem chiqip, Laish dégen jaygha yétip keldi. Ular u yerdiki xelqning tinch-aman yashawatqinini, turmushining Zidoniylarning örp-adetliri boyiche ikenlikini, xatirjemlik we rahet ichide turuwatqinini kördi; shu zéminda ularni xar qilghuchi héchqandaq hoquqdar yoq idi; ular Zidoniylardin yiraqta turatti, shundaqla bashqilar bilenmu héchqandaq bardi-keldi qilishmaytti.
8 When those five men returned to Zorah and Eshtaol, their relatives asked them “What did you find out?”
[Besh palwan] Zoréah we Eshtaolgha öz qérindashlirining qéshigha qaytip keldi. Qérindashliri ulardin: — Néme xewer élip keldinglar? — dep soridi.
9 They replied, “We have found some land, and it is very good. We should go and attack the people [who live there]. Why are you staying here and doing nothing [RHQ]? Do not wait any longer! We should go immediately and take possession of that land!
Ular jawaben: — Biz qopup ulargha hujum qilayli! Chünki biz shu zéminni charlap kelduq, mana, u intayin yaxshi bir yurt iken. Emdi némishqa qimir qilmay jim olturisiler? Emdi derhal bérip, u yurtni élishqa ezmenglerni ezmenglar, bérip hujum qilip zéminni igilenglar.
10 When you go there, you will see that there is plenty of land, and it has everything [that we will need]. The people there are not expecting anyone to attack them. Surely God is giving that land to us.”
U yerge barghininglarda siler tinch-aman turuwatqan bir xelqni, her etrapigha sozulghan keng-azade bir zéminni körisiler! Xuda u yerni silerning qolunglargha tapshurghandur. U yurtta yer yüzide tépilidighan barliq nersilerdin héchbiri kem emes, dédi.
11 So 600 men from the tribe of Dan left Zorah and Eshtaol, carrying their weapons.
Shuning bilen Danlarning jemetidin alte yüz adem jengge qorallinip, Zoréah we Eshtaoldin chiqip mangdi.
12 On their way they set up their tents near Kiriath-Jearim [city] in [the area where the tribe of] Judah [lives]. That is why the area west of Kiriath-Jearim was named ‘Camp of Dan’, and that is still its name.
Ular Yehuda yurtidiki Kiriat-Yéarim dégen jaygha bérip, chédir tikti (shunga bu jay taki bügün’giche «Danning leshkergahi» dep atalmaqta; u Kiriat-Yéarimning arqa teripige jaylashqanidi).
13 From there, they went to the hilly area where the tribe of Ephraim lives. And they arrived at Micah’s house.
Andin ular u yerdin Efraim taghliq rayonigha bérip, Mikahning öyige yétip keldi.
14 The five men who had explored the land near Laish said to their fellow Israelis, “Do you know that in one of these houses there is a sacred vest, several idols, and a statue? [We think that] you know what you should do.” [RHQ]
Laish yurtigha charlash üchün barghan besh kishi öz qérindashlirigha: — Bilemsiler? Bu öyde bir efod toni, birnechche terafim butliri, bir oyma mebud we quyma mebud bardur! Emdi qandaq qilishinglar kéreklikini oylishinglar! — dédi.
15 So they went to the house where the man from the tribe of Levi lived, which was the house where Micah lived, and they greeted the young man from the tribe of Levi [who had become Micah’s priest].
Ular burulup Lawiy yigitning öyige (Mikahqa tewe öyge) kirip uningdin hal soridi.
16 The 600 men of the tribe of Dan stood outside the gate of the house, carrying their weapons.
Dan qebilisidin bolghan jeng qorallirini kötürgen alte yüz kishi derwaza aldida turup turdi.
17 The five men who had explored the land went into Micah’s house, and took all the idols, the sacred vest, and the statue. While they did that, the 600 men stood outside the gate, [talking] with the priest.
U zéminni charlashqa barghan besh adem [butxanigha] kirip, oyma but, efod toni, terafim butliri we quyma butni élip chiqti. Kahin jeng qorallirini kötürgen alte yüz kishi bilen bille derwazida turatti.
18 When the priest saw them bringing out the idols and the sacred vest and the statue, he said to them, “What are you doing?”
Bu besh adem Mikahning öyige kirip oyma but, efod tonini, terafim butliri we quyma butni élip chiqqanda kahin ulardin: — Bu néme qilghininglar?! — dep soridi.
19 They replied, “Be quiet! Do not say anything! You come with us and be [like] a father to us and a priest for us. Is it better for you to [stay here and] be a priest for the people in the house of one man, or to be a priest for a clan, and a priest for a whole tribe of Israelis?” [RHQ]
Ular uninggha: — Ün chiqarmay, aghzingni qolung bilen étip, biz bilen méngip, bizge hem ata hem kahin bolup bergin. Séning peqet bir ademning öyidikilerge kahin bolghining yaxshimu, yaki Israilning bir jemeti bolghan pütün bir qebilige kahin bolghining yaxshimu? — dédi.
20 The priest liked what they were suggesting. So he took the sacred vest and the idols, and he [prepared to] go with the men from the tribe of Dan.
Shundaq déwidi, kahinning köngli xush bolup, efod, terafim butliri we oyma mebudni élip xelqning arisigha kirip turdi.
21 They all put their little children and their animals and everything else that they owned in front of them.
Andin ular burulup, u yerdin ketti; ular baliliri we charpaylarni we yük-taqlirining hemmisini aldida mangduruwetkenidi.
22 After they had gone a little distance from Micah’s house, Micah [saw what was happening. He] quickly summoned the men who lived near him, and they ran and caught up with the men from the tribe of Dan.
Mikahning öyidin xéli yiraqlighanda Mikahning öyining etrapidiki xelqler yighilip, Danlargha qoghlap yétishti.
23 They shouted at them. The men of the tribe of Dan turned around and said to Micah, “What is the problem? Why have you gathered these men [to pursue us]?”
Ular Danlarni towlap chaqirdi, Danlar burulup Mikahqa: — Sanga néme boldi, bunchiwila köp xelqni yighip kélip néme qilmaqchisen?! — dédi.
24 Micah shouted, “You took the silver idols that were made for me! You also took my priest! I do not have anything left [RHQ]! So why do you ask me, ‘What is the problem?’”
U jawab bérip: — Siler men yasatqan mebudlarni kahinim bilen qoshup aldinglar, andin kettinglar! Manga yene néme qaldi?! Shundaq turuqluq siler téxi: «Sanga néme boldi?» — dewatisilerghu! — dédi.
25 The men from the tribe of Dan replied, “You should not shout loudly like that! One of our angry men might attack you and kill you and your family!”
Danlar uninggha: — Ününgni chiqarma, bolmisa achchiqi yaman kishiler séni tutuwélip, séni we ailengdikilerni janliridin juda qilmisun, yene, — dédi.
26 Then the men from the tribe of Dan continued walking. Micah realized that there was a very large group of them, [so that it would be useless for him to try to fight them]. So he turned around and went home.
Bularni dep Danlar öz yoligha mangdi; Mikah ularning özidin küchlük ikenlikini körüp, yénip öz öyige ketti.
27 The men of the tribe of Dan were carrying the things that had been made for Micah, and they also took his priest, and they continued traveling to Laish. They attacked the people who were peacefully living there, and killed them with their swords, and then they burned everything in the city.
Ular Mikah yasatquzghan nersiler we uning kahinini élip, Laishqa hujum qildi; u yerdiki xelq tinch-aman we xatirjem turuwatqanidi; ular ularni qilichlap qirip, sheherni otta köydürüwetti.
28 Laish was far from [the city of] Sidon, [so the people of Sidon could not rescue the people of Laish]. And the people of Laish had no other allies. Laish was in a valley near Beth-Rehob [town]. The people of the tribe of Dan rebuilt the city and started to live there.
Sheherni qutquzghudek héch adem chiqimidi; chünki bu sheher Zidondin yiraqta idi, xelqi héchkim bilen bardi-keldi qilishmaytti. Sheher Beyt-Rehobning yénidiki jilghida idi. Danlar sheherni qaytidin qurup, olturaqlashti.
29 They gave to the city a [new] name, Dan, in honor of their ancestor Dan, who was one of the sons of Jacob.
Ular bu sheherge Israilning oghulliridin bolghan, öz atisi Danning ismini qoyup Dan dep atidi. Ilgiri u sheherning nami Laish idi.
30 The people of the tribe of Dan set up [in the city] the idols [that had been made for Micah]. Jonathan, who was the son of Gershom and the grandson of Moses, was appointed to be their priest. His descendants continued to be priests until the Israelis were captured and taken [to Assyria].
Danlar shu yerde bu oyma butni özlirige tiklidi; Musaning oghli Gershomning ewladi Yonatan we uning oghulliri bolsa shu zéminning xelqi sürgün bolushqa élip kétilgen kün’giche Danlarning qebilisige kahin bolup turghanidi.
31 After the people of the tribe of Dan set up the idols that had been made for Micah, [they worshiped those idols, even though] the Sacred Tent [where they had been commanded to worship] God, was at Shiloh.
Xudaning öyi Shilohda turghan barliq waqitlarda, Danlar özliri üchün tikligen, Mikah yasatquzghan oyma mebud [Danda] turghuzuldi.
