Numbers 30
1 Moses/I spoke with the leaders of the Israeli tribes. He/I told them these commands that Yahweh had given to him/me:
Moses loh Israel ca rhoek koca kah boeilu rhoek te a voek tih BOEIPA loh a uen bangla ol he a thui pah.
2 “If a man solemnly promises Yahweh that he will do something, he must do what he promised.
Tongpa he BOEIPA taengah olcaeng a caeng vaengah khaw, a hinglu dongah rhuikhih te khih ham olhlo a toemngam vaengah khaw a ol te poeih boel saeh. A ka lamloh a thoeng bangla boeih saii saeh.
3 “If a young woman who is still living with her parents solemnly promises to Yahweh to do something,
Huta he BOEIPA taengah olcaeng a caeng tih a camoe ah a napa im kah rhuikhih loh a khih mai ni.
4 and if her father hears about what she promised, and if he does not object, she must do what she promised [DOU].
A hinglu dongah a khih a olcaeng neh a rhuikhih te a napa loh a yaak dae a napa loh anih te a ngam tak. Te vaengah a olcaeng boeih te cak vetih a hinglu dongah a khih rhuikhih boeih te khaw cak ni.
5 But if her father hears about what she promised and does not allow her to do that, then she does not need to do what she promised. Yahweh will forgive her for not doing what she promised.
A napa loh a yaak hnin ah anih te khaban koinih a olcaeng boeih neh a hinglu dongkah a khih a rhuikhih te cak mahpawh. Te vaeng daengah napa loh anih te a khaban dae BOEIPA loh anih te khodawk a ngai ni.
6 “If a woman promises Yahweh that she will do something, but then she gets married,
A va taengah om khaw om mai tih amah sokah a olcaeng neh a hmuilai kah olhlo te a hinglu dongah a khih khaming.
7 if her husband hears about what she promised to do, and he does not object, she must do what she promised [DOU].
Te vaengah a va loh a yaak tih a yaak hnin ah pataeng anih te hil a phah tak atah a olcaeng te cak vetih a hinglu dongah a khih a rhuikhih te cak ni.
8 But if her husband hears about it and does not allow her to do that, she does not need to do what she promised, and Yahweh will forgive her for not doing what she promised.
Tedae a va loh a yaak hnin ah anih te a khaban khaming. Te vaengah amah sokah a olcaeng neh a hinglu dongah a khih a hmuilai kah olhlo khaw a phae coeng dongah BOEIPA loh anih te khodawk a ngai ni.
9 “If a widow or a woman who has been divorced makes a promise, she must do what she promised.
Nuhmai olcaeng neh vama kah a hinglu dongah a khih boeih boeih tah amah soah pai ni.
10 “If a woman who is married promises [DOU] to do something,
A va im kah a caeng mai akhaw, olhlo lamloh a hinglu dongah rhuikhih a khih akhaw,
11 and if her husband hears about it but does not object, she must do what she promised.
A va loh a yaak vaengah a taengah hil a phah tih anih khaban pawt daengah ni a olcaeng boeih cak vetih a hinglu dongah a khih a rhuikhih boeih khaw a cak eh.
12 But if he hears about it and does not allow her to do that, she does not need to do what she promised, and Yahweh will forgive her for not doing it.
A va loh a yaak hnin ah te te a phae, a phae tih a hmuilai kah aka thoeng boeih, a olcaeng khaw, a hinglu dongkah rhuikhih khaw cak sak mai mahpawh. Te rhoek te a va loh a phae dongah BOEIPA loh huta te khodawk a ngai ni.
13 A woman’s husband may require her to do what she has promised, or he may not allow her to do what she has promised.
Olcaeng cungkuem neh, hinglu aka phaep ham rhuikhih olhlo cungkuem he a va loh a cak sak mai tih a va loh a phae mai thai.
14 If he does not object for several days [after he hears about it], she must do what she promised.
Tedae a taengah a va te a hnin hnin ah a ngam la ngam khaming. A yaak hnin ah pataeng a taengah a ngam dongah huta kah olcaeng boeih te cak tih a sokah a rhuikhih boeih cak.
15 But if he waits a long time after she has promised to do something and then he tells her that he will not permit her to do it, if she does not do what she promised, [she will not be punished]; her husband is the one whom [Yahweh] will punish.”
A yaak neh te te a phae la a phae atah huta kah amah lothaesainah te phueih saeh.
16 Those are the rules that Yahweh gave to Moses/me for husbands and wives, and for young women who are still living with their parents.
He oltlueh he tongpa laklo neh a yuu taengkah ham, pa laklo a camoe kah a napa im ah aka om a canu ham BOEIPA loh Moses te a uen pah.
