Ezekiel 47
1 Then the man took me back to the entrance to the temple, and there was water flowing out from under the temple threshold of the house toward the east—for the front of the temple faced east—and the water was flowing down the south side of the temple, to the right of the altar.
Nendese’e nibalike mb’ am-piziliha’ i kivohoy mb’eo iraho; le ingo te nikararàke boak’ ambanen-tokona’ i kivohoy ty rano, maniñanam-beo, amy te miatrek’ atiñanañe i kivohoy; naho nidoandoañe boak’ atimo’ i kitreliy i ranoy, ambane’ ty rindry atimo’ i kivohoy.
2 So he brought me out through the northern gate and led around to the gate facing east, and there the water was flowing from this gate on its south side.
Aa le nampiakare’e mb’amy lalambey avaratsey iraho, naho niaoloa’e niary mb’amy lalambey alafe’e miatrek’ atiñanañey; vaho ingo i rano nitsiritsioke boak’añ’ila’e atimoy.
3 As the man was going toward the east, there was a measuring line in his hand; he measured off one thousand cubits and brought me through the water to ankle-deep water.
Nionjoñe mb’atiñanañe mb’eo indatiy reketse taly am-pità’e, nanjehe kiho arivo naho niaolo ahy nitsake i ranoy; an-tsokose eo ty halale’ o ranoo.
4 Then he measured one thousand cubits again and brought me through the water to knee-deep water; and he measured another thousand cubits and brought me to hip-deep water.
Nanjehe kiho arivo indraike re, naho niaolo ahy nitsake i ranoy; añ’ongotse eo i ranoy. Mbore nanjehe kiho arivo vaho niaolo ahy nitsake i ranoy; ambania eo i ranoy.
5 Next he measured off another thousand cubits, but it was a river that I could not cross through because the water had risen and was deep enough to swim in—it was a river that could not be crossed.
Nanjehe kiho arivo indraike re, le nisorotombake tsy nahafitsahako, fa nionjoñe i ranoy; rano mañeva lañoeñe, fa saka tsy lefe soroheñe.
6 The man said to me, “Son of man, do you see this?” and he brought me out and had me walk back along the riverbank.
Le hoe re tamako: O ana’ ondatio, isa’o hao? Vaho nampibalihe’e mb’añ’olo’ i sakay mb’eo iraho.
7 As I walked back, there the riverbank had many trees on this side and also the other side.
Aa naho nampibaliheñe, le hehe te hatae maro ty añ’olo’ i oñey etoy naho eroy.
8 The man said to me, “This water is going out to the eastern territory and down to the Arabah; this water flows into the Salt Sea and will make it fresh.
Le hoe re amako, Mikararake mb’ an-tane atiñanañe añe o rano retoa, aa ie mizotso mb’amy Arabà mb’eo naho mandoak’ an-driak’ añe, amy riake mitrotròtsey ao, le ho jangañe i ranoy.
9 It will be that every living creature that swarms will live where the water goes; there will be many fish, for these waters flow there. It will make the salt water fresh. Everything will live wherever the river goes.
Ie amy zay, ho veloñe ze fifamorohotañe ndra aia’aia andenà’ o rano retìañe; fiañe vasiañeñe ty ho ao, fa ty fañamelañañe ze he’e ty ikararaha’ o rano retoam-b’etoy; vaho ho hene veloñe ze takare’ ty oñe toy.
10 Then it will happen that fishermen of En Gedi will stand by the water, and there will be a place to dry out the fishing nets by En Eglaim. There will be many kinds of fish in the Salt Sea, like the fish in the Great Sea for their abundance.
Ie amy zay, hijohañe añ’olo’e eo o mpamintañeo; boak’ Engedy pak’ Eneglaime ty ho famelaran-karato; naho ho maro karazañe manahake o fiañe an-driake beio, ami’ty fitozantoza’e.
11 But the Salt Sea's swamps and marshes will not be made fresh; they will be for providing salt.
Fe tsy ho melañe ka o tane’e mangitsakitsakeo naho o motsemotse’eo, fa ho famokaran-tsira.
12 Beside this river on its banks, on both sides, all kinds of trees will grow that bear food. Their leaves will not wither and their fruit will never fail to grow. Each month the trees will bear fruit, because the water from the sanctuary flows to them. Their fruit will be for food, and their leaves will be for healing.
Hitiry añ’olo’ i oñey etoy naho añ’olo’e eroy ze hene hatae mete kamaeñe, tsy hiheatse o rave’eo, naho tsy hihintsañe o voa’eo; ho añom-boa boa-bolañe amy te boak’ an-toetse miavake ao o rano’eo; ho fikamañe o voa’eo, naho ho aoly o rave’eo.
13 The Lord Yahweh says this: This will be the way that you divide the land up for the twelve tribes of Israel: Joseph will have two portions.
Hoe ty nafè’ Iehovà Talè: Zao ty ho efe-efe’ o tane ho zarae’ areo amo fifokoa folo-ro’ambi’ Israeleo ho lova’e amy taneio; roe ty ho anjara’ Iosefe.
14 You are to divide equally what I lifted up my hand and swore to give to your fathers. This land will come to you as an inheritance.
Le ho lovà’ areo, ty raike naho ty ila’e, ty amy nañonjonako haokey t’ie tsy mete tsy hatoloko an-droae’ areo; aa le mitsatok’ ama’ areo ty tane toy ho lova.
15 This will be the boundary of the land on the north side from the Great Sea by way of Hethlon, and then to Zedad.
Itoy ty ho efe’ i taney: mañavaratse boak’amy riake jabajabay, miary e Ketlone, pak’ami’ty fimoahañe e Tsedade,
16 Then the boundary will go to Berothah, to Sibraim, which is between Damascus and Hamath, and then to Hazer Hattikon, which is beside the boundary of Hauran.
i Kamate, i Berotate, i Sibraime (añ’ila’ i Damesèke naho añ’ ila’ i Kamate eo); vaho i Katsarehatikone añ’olo’ i Kavrane añe.
17 So the boundary will go from the sea to Hazar Enan on the border with Damascus and Hamath to the north. This will be the north side.
Ty efe’e boak’ amy riakey ty hifototse e Katsarenone le mb’ añ’ efe’ i Damesèke; le avaratase, mañavaratse ty efe-tane’ i Kamate, izay ty ho ila’e avaratse.
18 On the east side the boundary will run between Hauran and Damascus, along the Jordan River between Gilead and the land of Israel. You will measure from the border to the eastern sea. This will be the eastern border.
Le ty efe’e atiñanañe, añivo’ i Kavrane naho i Damesèke naho i Gilade naho an-tane Israele mañolotse Iordaney; miranga boak’ an-driak’ atiñanañe pake Tamare; izay ty ho efe’e atiñanañe.
19 Then on the south side the boundary will run from Tamar as far as the waters of Meribah Kadesh, then along the brook of Egypt to the Great Sea. This will be the boundary on the south side.
Le ty efe’e atimo: boak’e Tamare pak’ an-tane manginakina’ i Meribà e Kadese mañolotse i torahañe mb’ an-driake jabajabay mb’eo; izay ty efe’e atimo.
20 Then the boundary on the west side will be the Great Sea to a point opposite Lebo Hamath. This will be the west side.
Ty efe’e ahandrefañe: le i riake jabajabay ty ho efe’e ampara’ te tandrife i jebam-bohi’ i Kamatey. Izay ty ho efe’e ahandrefa.
21 In this way you will divide this land for yourselves, for the tribes of Israel.
Ifanjarao ama’ areo i taney, amo fifokoa’ Israeleo.
22 So you will distribute the inheritances for yourselves and for the foreigners in your midst, those who have given birth to children in your midst and who are, with you, like the native born people of Israel. You will cast lots for inheritances among the tribes of Israel.
An-tsapake ty anjarañe aze, ho lova’ areo naho a o renetane mañialo ama’ areoo, o fa nahatoly anak’ ama’ areoo, le volilio ho nte-Israele, hiharo lova ama’ areo amo fifokoa’ Israeleo.
23 Then it will happen that the foreigner will be with the tribe among whom he is living. You must give him an inheritance—this is the Lord Yahweh's declaration.”
Ho tolora’ areo lova amy fifokoañe añialoa’ey o rene-taneo, hoe t’Iehovà Talè.
