Nehemiah 13
1 On that day, when someone read to the people parts of the laws [that God gave] to Moses, they read where it was written that no one from the Ammon people-group or the Moab people-group was ever to be allowed to be with God’s people while they were gathered together [to worship].
Xu kündǝ Musaning kitabi jamaǝt aldida oⱪup berildi, kitabta: Ammoniylar bilǝn Moabiylar mǝnggü Hudaning jamaitigǝ kirmisun,
2 The reason for that was that the people of Ammon and the people of Moab did not give/sell any food or water to the Israelis [while the Israelis were going through their areas after they left Egypt]. Instead, the people of Ammon and Moab paid money to Balaam in order that he would curse the Israelis. But God commanded Balaam to bless the people, not to curse them.
Qünki ular Israillarni ozuⱪluⱪ wǝ su ǝkilip ⱪarxi almay, ǝksiqǝ ularni ⱪarƣaxⱪa Balaamni yalliwalƣan; ⱨalbuki, Hudayimiz u ⱪarƣaxlarni bǝht-bǝrikǝtkǝ aylanduriwǝtkǝn, dǝp yezilƣan sɵzlǝr qiⱪti.
3 So when the people heard these laws [being read to them], they sent away all the people whose ancestors had come from other countries.
Xundaⱪ boldiki, jamaǝt bu ⱪanun sɵzlirini anglap barliⱪ xalƣut kixilǝrni ilƣap qiⱪiriwǝtti.
4 Previously, Eliashib the priest had been appointed to be in charge of the storerooms in the temple. He was a relative of [our enemy] Tobiah.
Bu ixtin awwal, Hudayimizning ɵyining hǝzinisini baxⱪuruxⱪa mǝs’ul kaⱨin Əliyaxib Tobiyaning tuƣⱪini bolup,
5 He allowed Tobiah to use a large room in which they had previously stored the grain offerings and the incense, the equipment that is used in the temple, the offerings [that the people had brought] for the priests, and the tithes of grain and wine and [olive] oil that [God] had commanded the people to bring to the [other] descendants of Levi, and to the temple musicians, and to the temple guards.
uningƣa kǝngri bir ɵyni tǝyyarlap bǝrgǝnidi. Xu ɵydǝ ilgiri axliⱪ ⱨǝdiyǝlǝr, mǝstiki, ⱪaqa-ⱪuqa, xuningdǝk Lawiylar, ƣǝzǝlkǝxlǝr wǝ dǝrwaziwǝnlǝrgǝ berixkǝ buyrulƣan axliⱪ ɵxrilǝr, yengi xarab wǝ yengi zǝytun meyi, xundaⱪla kaⱨinlarƣa atalƣan «kɵtürmǝ ⱪurbanliⱪ»lar saⱪlinatti.
6 While [Tobias was using that room], I was not in Jerusalem, because in the 32nd year that Artaxerxes was the king of Babylonia, I went back there to report to him. After a while I requested the king to allow me to return to Jerusalem, [and he allowed me to go].
Bu waⱪitlarda mǝn Yerusalemda ǝmǝs idim; qünki Babil padixaⱨi Artahxaxtaning ottuz ikkinqi yili mǝn padixaⱨning yeniƣa ⱪaytip kǝtkǝnidim; bir mǝzgildin keyin mǝn yǝnǝ padixaⱨtin ruhsǝt elip
7 When I arrived in Jerusalem, I found out that Eliashib had done an evil thing by allowing Tobiah to use a room in God’s temple.
Yerusalemƣa ⱪaytip barsam, Əliyaxibning Hudaning ɵyidiki ⱨoylilarda Tobiyaƣa ɵy ⱨazirlap bǝrgǝnlikidǝk rǝzil ixni uⱪtum.
8 I became very angry, and I threw out of that room everything that belonged to Tobiah.
Bu ix meni ⱪattiⱪ azablidi, mǝn Tobiyaning ɵyidiki barliⱪ ɵy jaⱨazlirini ⱪoymay talaƣa taxlatⱪuziwǝttim.
9 Then I commanded [that they perform a ritual] to make the rooms (pure/acceptable to God) again. And I also ordered that all the equipment used in the temple and all the grain offerings and incense should be put in that room again.
Mǝn yǝnǝ ǝmr ⱪilip, u ɵylǝrni paklatⱪuzup, andin Hudaning ɵyidiki ⱪaqa-ⱪuqa, axliⱪ ⱨǝdiyǝlǝr bilǝn mǝstikni u yǝrgǝ ǝkirgüzüp ⱪoydum.
10 I also found out that the temple musicians and [other] descendants of Levi had left Jerusalem and returned to their fields/farms, because the Israeli people had not been bringing to them the food [that they needed].
Mǝn yǝnǝ hǝⱪlǝrning Lawiylarning elixⱪa tegixlik ülüxlirini bǝrmigǝnlikini, ⱨǝtta wǝzipigǝ ⱪoyulƣan Lawiylar bilǝn ƣǝzǝlkǝxlǝrning ⱨǝrbirining ɵz yǝr-etizliⱪiƣa ⱪeqip kǝtkǝnlikini bayⱪidim;
11 So I rebuked the officials, saying to them, “(Why have you not taken care of the work in the temple?/It is disgraceful that you have not taken care of the work in the temple.)” [RHQ] So I brought the descendants of Levi and the musicians back to the temple, and told them to do their work there again.
xunga mǝn ǝmǝldarlar bilǝn soⱪuxup, ularni ǝyiblǝp: — Nemixⱪa Hudaning ɵyi xundaⱪ taxliwetildi?! — dǝp, [Lawiylarni] yiƣip ularni ilgiriki orniƣa yengiwaxtin turƣuzdum.
12 Then all the people of Judah again started to bring to the temple storerooms their tithes of grain, wine, and [olive] oil.
Andin barliⱪ Yǝⱨudiyǝ hǝlⱪi axliⱪ ɵxrisini, yengi xarab wǝ yengi zǝytun meyini hǝzinǝ-ambarliriƣa elip kelip tapxurdi.
13 I appointed these men to be in charge of the storerooms: Shelemiah, who was a priest; Zadok, who knew the Jewish laws very well; and Pedaiah, a descendant of Levi. I appointed Hanan, who is the son of Zaccur and grandson of Mattaniah, to assist them. I knew that I could trust these men while they distributed those offerings to their fellow workers.
Mǝn hǝzinǝ-ambarlarƣa mǝs’ul boluxⱪa hǝziniqi-ambarqilarni tǝyinlidim; ular kaⱨin Xǝlǝmiya, tǝwratxunas Zadok bilǝn Lawiylardin bolƣan Pidaya idi; ularning ⱪol astida Mattaniyaning nǝwrisi, Zakkurning oƣli Ⱨanan bar idi; qünki bularning ⱨǝmmisi sadiⱪ, ixǝnqlik dǝp ⱨesablinatti; ularning wǝzipisi ⱪerindaxliriƣa tegixlik ülüxlǝrni ülǝxtürüp berix idi.
14 My God, do not forget all these good things that I have faithfully done for your temple and for the work that is done there!
— «Aⱨ Hudayim, muxu ix yüzisidin meni yad ǝyligǝysǝn, Hudayimning ɵyi wǝ uningƣa ait hizmǝtlǝr üqün kɵrsǝtkǝn meⱨrimni ɵqürüwǝtmigǝysǝn!»
15 During that time, I saw some people in Judea [who were working] on the Sabbath day. [Some were] pressing grapes [to make wine]. Others were putting grain, [bags of] wine, [baskets of] grapes, figs, and many [HYP] other things, on their donkeys and taking them into Jerusalem. I warned them that they should not sell things to the people of Judea on Sabbath days.
Xu künlǝrdimu mǝn Yǝⱨudiyǝdǝ bǝzilǝrning xabat künliridǝ xarab kɵlqǝklirini qǝylǝwatⱪinini, ɵnqilǝrni baƣlap, bularni wǝ xuningdǝk xarab, üzüm, ǝnjür wǝ ⱨǝrhil yüklǝrni exǝklǝrgǝ artip, toxup yürgǝnlikini kɵrdüm; ular bularni Yerusalemƣa xabat künidǝ elip kirdi; ularning muxu ax-tülüklǝrni setip yürgǝn küni mǝn ularni guwaⱨliⱪ berip agaⱨlandurup ⱪoydum.
16 I also saw some people from Tyre [city] who were living there in Jerusalem who were bringing fish and other things [into Jerusalem] to sell to the people of Judea on the Sabbath day.
Yǝnǝ Yǝⱨudiyǝdǝ turuwatⱪan bǝzi Turluⱪlar beliⱪ wǝ ⱨǝrhil mal-tawarlarni toxup kelip xabat küni Yǝⱨudiyǝliklǝrgǝ satidikǝn, yǝnǝ kelip bularni Yerusalemda satidikǝn!
17 So I rebuked the Jewish leaders and told them, “This is [RHQ] a very evil thing that you are doing! You are causing the Sabbath days to be unholy.
Xu sǝwǝbtin mǝn Yǝⱨudiyǝ ǝmirliri bilǝn soⱪuxup, ularni ǝyiblǝp: — Silǝrning xabat künini bulƣap, rǝzil ix ⱪilƣininglar nemisi?
18 Your ancestors did [RHQ] things like that, so God punished them, and as a result, this city was destroyed! And now by causing the Sabbath day to be unholy, you are going to cause God to be angry with us Israeli people [and punish us] more!”
Ilgiri ata-bowanglar ohxax ixni ⱪilƣan ǝmǝsmu, xuning bilǝn Hudayimiz bizning beximizƣa wǝ bu xǝⱨǝrgǝ ⱨazirⱪi bu balayi’apǝtni yaƣdurƣan ǝmǝsmu? Əmdi silǝr xabat künini bulƣap, Israilning bexiƣa Hudaning ƣǝzipini tehimu yaƣduridiƣan boldunglar, dedim.
19 So I ordered that at (the beginning of every Sabbath day/every Friday evening) they should shut the gates of the city before it became dark. I also ordered that they should not open the gates until (the Sabbath day was ended [the next day]/Saturday evening). Then [each Sabbath day] I put some of my men at the gates, so they would make sure that nothing to sell was brought into the city on that day.
Xunga, xundaⱪ boldiki, xabat künidin ilgiri, gugum sayisi Yerusalem ⱪowuⱪliriƣa qüxkǝn waⱪtida, mǝn xǝⱨǝr ⱪowuⱪlirini etixni buyrudum wǝ xuningdǝk xabat küni ɵtüp kǝtküqǝ ⱪowuⱪlarni aqmasliⱪ toƣrisida buyruⱪ qüxürdum. Mǝn yǝnǝ ⱨeqⱪandaⱪ yükning toxulup ⱪowuⱪlardin kirgüzülmǝsliki üqün hizmǝtkarlirimning bǝzilirini xǝⱨǝr ⱪowuⱪliriƣa kɵzǝtqi ⱪilip turƣuzup ⱪoydum.
20 One or two times merchants [DOU] stayed outside of the city on (Friday night/[the night before the Sabbath day]).
Xundaⱪ bolsimu sodigǝrlǝr wǝ ⱨǝrhil mal-tawar satidiƣanlar bir-ikki ⱪetim Yerusalemning sirtida tünidi.
21 I warned them, “It is useless [RHQ] for you to stay here outside the walls [on Friday night]! If you do this again, I will tell my men to arrest you!” So after that, they did not come on Sabbath days.
Mǝn ularni agaⱨlandurup: — Silǝr nemixⱪa sepilning aldida tünǝysilǝr? Yǝnǝ xundaⱪ ⱪilidiƣan bolsanglar, mǝn üstünglarƣa ⱪol salimǝn, dewidim, ular xuningdin baxlap xabat künidǝ kǝlmidi.
22 I also commanded the descendants of Levi to [perform the ritual to] purify themselves and to guard the city gates, to make sure that the Sabbath was kept holy [by not allowing merchants to enter it on Sabbath days]. My God, do not forget this also that I [have done for you]! And because of your faithfully loving me, allow me to continue to live [many more years]!
Andin xabat künining muⱪǝddǝslikini saⱪlax üqün, mǝn Lawiylarƣa: — Ɵzünglarni paklanglar; andin kelip sepil dǝrwazilirini beⱪinglar, dedim. — «I Hudayim, muxu ix yüzisidinmu meni yad ǝyligǝysǝn, Ɵzüngning zor ɵzgǝrmǝs muⱨǝbbiting bilǝn meni ayiƣaysǝn!»
23 During that time, I also found out that many of the Jewish men had married women from Ashdod [city], and from [the] Ammon and Moab [people-groups].
Xu künlǝrdǝ mǝn yǝnǝ Axdod, Ammon wǝ Moab ⱪizlirini hotunluⱪⱪa alƣan bǝzi Yǝⱨudalarni bayⱪidim.
24 The result was that half of their children spoke the language that people in Ashdod speak or some other language, and they didn’t know how to speak our language.
Ularning pǝrzǝntlirining yerimi Axdodqǝ sɵzlǝydikǝn (wǝ yaki yuⱪiriⱪi ǝllǝrning birining tilida sɵzlǝydiƣan) wǝ Yǝⱨudiy tilida xɵzliyǝlmǝydikǝn.
25 So I rebuked those men, and I [asked God to] curse them, and I beat them and pulled out [some of] their hair. Then I forced them to solemnly promise, knowing that God [MTY] was [listening], that they would never again marry foreigners, and never allow their children to marry foreigners.
Mǝn ularni [soⱪuxup] ǝyiblidim, ularni ⱪarƣidim, bir nǝqqisini urup qaq-saⱪallirini yuldum, Hudaning nami bilǝn ⱪǝsǝm iqküzüp: — Silǝrning ⱪizliringlarni ularning oƣulliriƣa bǝrmǝysilǝr, oƣulliringlarƣimu, ɵzünglarƣimu ulardin ⱪiz almaysilǝr!
26 [I said to them], “Solomon, the king of Israel, sinned [RHQ] as a result of [marrying] foreign women. He was greater than any of the kings of other nations. God loved him, and caused him to become the king of all the Israeli people, but his foreign wives caused even him to sin.
Israil padixaⱨi Sulayman muxundaⱪ ixlarda gunaⱨ sadir ⱪilƣan ǝmǝsmu? Nurƣun ǝllǝr arisida uningƣa ohxax ⱨeqⱪandaⱪ padixaⱨ yoⱪ idi; u ɵz Hudasi tǝripidin sɵyülgǝn, Huda uni pütkül Israil üstigǝ padixaⱨ ⱪilip tikligǝn bolsimu, lekin ⱨǝtta unimu yat ǝllik ayallar azdurup gunaⱨⱪa patⱪuzƣan.
27 [Do you think that] we should do what you have done, and disobey our God by marrying foreign women [who worship idols]? [RHQ]”
Əmdi silǝrning gepinglarƣa kirip bundaⱪ qong rǝzillik ⱪilip, yat ǝllik ⱪizlarni elip Hudayimizƣa wapasizliⱪ ⱪilimizmu? — dedim.
28 One of the sons of Jehoiada, the son of Eliashib the Supreme Priest, had married the daughter of [our enemy] Sanballat, from Beth-Horon [town]. So I forced Jehoiada’s son to leave Jerusalem.
Bax kaⱨin Əliyaxibning nǝwrisi, Yoyadaning oƣulliridin biri Ⱨoronluⱪ Sanballatning küy’oƣli idi; mǝn uni yenimdin ⱪoƣliwǝttim.
29 My God, do not forget that those people [who have married foreign women] have caused it to be a shame/disgrace to be a priest, and have caused people to despise the agreement that you made with the priests and with the [other] descendants of Levi [who help the priests])!
— «I Hudayim, Sǝn ularni yadingda tutⱪaysǝn, qünki ular kaⱨinliⱪⱪa daƣ tǝgkügüqilǝr, kaⱨinliⱪ ⱨǝm Lawiylarƣa tǝwǝ ǝⱨdinimu bulƣiƣuqilardur!».
30 I did all that to make sure that there were no more foreign people among the [Israeli] people [who would encourage them to worship idols]. I also established regulations for the priests and [other] descendants of Levi, in order that they would know what work they should do.
Xuning bilǝn mǝn ularni yat ǝlliklǝrning bulƣaxliridin neri ⱪilip paklandurdum wǝ kaⱨinlar bilǝn Lawiylarning wǝzipilirinimu [yengiwaxtin] bǝlgilǝp, ⱨǝrkimni ɵzining ixiƣa igǝ ⱪildim.
31 I also arranged for people to bring the firewood [that was needed to burn on the altar, as Moses had declared] that we should [do]. I also arranged for the people to bring the first part of what they harvested [each year]. My God, do not forget [that] I [have done all these things], and bless me [for doing them]!
Mǝn yǝnǝ ɵz waⱪtida otun-yaƣaq elip kelinixi wǝ dǝslǝpki ⱨosulni yǝtküzüp turuxⱪimu adǝm orunlaxturdum. «Aⱨ Hudayim, meni yadingda tutup, manga xapaǝt kɵrsǝtkǝysǝn!».
