I Oihanaalii 12
1 A IA hoi ka poe i hele mai io Davida la ma Zikelaga, i kona manawa i noho paa ai no Saula ke keiki a Kisa; iwaena lakou o na kanaka ikaika, ka poe i kokua i ke kaua.
These were the men who came to David to Ziklag, while he was still banished from the presence of Saul son of Kish. They were among the soldiers, his helpers in battle.
2 Ua makaukau lakou i na kakaka, a ua hiki no ia lakou ke nou aku i na pohaku, a me ka pana pua mailoko aku o ke kakaka, me ka lima akau a me ka lima hema, no ka hanauna lakou o Saula, no ka Beniamina.
They were armed with bows and could use both the right hand and the left in slinging stones and in shooting arrows from the bow. They were Benjamites, Saul's fellow tribesmen.
3 O Ahiezera ka luna, alaila o Ioasa, na keiki laua a Hasemaa no Gibea: o Ieziela hoi, a o Peleta, nakeiki a Azemavota; o Beraka hoi, a o Iehu no Anetota.
The chief was Ahiezer, then Joash, both sons of Shemaah the Gibeathite. There were Jeziel and Pelet, sons of Azmaveth. There were also Berakah, Jehu the Anathothite,
4 A o Isemaia no Gibeona, he kanaka ikaika iwaena o ke kanakolu; a o Ieremia, o Iahaziela, o Iohanana, a o Iosabada, no Gederata,
Ishmaiah the Gibeonite, a soldier among the thirty (and in command of the thirty); Jeremiah, Jahaziel, Johanan, Jozabad the Gederathite,
5 O Eluzai, o Ierimota, o Bealia o Semaria, a o Sepatia no Harupa,
Eluzai, Jerimoth, Bealiah, Shemariah, Shephatiah the Haruphite,
6 O Elekana, o Iesia, o Azareela, o Ioezera, o Iasobeama, no ka Kora;
the Korahites Elkanah, Isshiah, Azarel, Joezer, Jashobeam, and
7 O loela, o Zebadia, na keiki a Ierohama no Gedora.
Joelah and Zebadiah, sons of Jeroham of Gedor.
8 A hookaawale mai la kekahi poe Gada ia lakou iho no Davida ma kahi paa ma ka waonahele, he poe kanaka ikaika, kanaka kaua e kaua ai; e hiki ia lakou ke lawe i palekaua a me ka ihe, a o na helehelena o lakou, me he helehelena liona la, a ua like lakou me ka dia o na mauna ka mama:
Some Gadites joined David at the stronghold in the wilderness. They were fighting men, men trained for battle, who could handle shield and spear; whose faces were as fierce as the faces of lions. They were as swift as gazelles on the mountains.
9 O Ezera ka mua, o Obadia ka lua, o Eliaba ke kolu,
There were Ezer the leader, Obadiah the second, Eliab the third,
10 O Misemana ka ha, o Ieremia ka lima,
Mishmannah the fourth, Jeremiah the fifth,
11 O Atai ke ono, o Eliela ka hiku,
Attai the sixth, Eliel the seventh,
12 O Iohanana ka walu, o Elezabada ka iwa,
Johanan the eighth, Elzabad the ninth,
13 O Ieremia ka umi, a o Makebanai ka umikumamakahi.
Jeremiah the tenth, Makbannai the eleventh.
14 O lakou he poe mamo a Gada, na luna o ka poe kaua: o kekahi mea uuku iho, maluna ia o ka haneri; a o ka mea nui loa, maluna ia o ka tausani.
These sons of Gad were leaders of the army. The least led a hundred, and the greatest led a thousand.
15 O lakou ka poe i hele ma kela kapa o Ioredane i ka malama mua, i ka manawa i hoopiha ai ia maluna o kona mau kapa a pan: a hoopuehu aku la lakou i na mea a pau o na awawa ma ka hikina a ma ke komohana.
They crossed the Jordan in the first month, when it overflowed its banks, and chased away all those living in the valleys, both toward the east and toward the west.
16 A hele mai la kekahi poe mamo a Beniamina a me Iuda i kahi paa io Davida la.
Some of the men of Benjamin and Judah came to the stronghold to David.
17 Hele aku la o Davida iwaho e halawai me lakou; olelo aku la ia, i aku la ia lakou, Ina e hele aloha mai no oukou io'u nei e kokua mai ia'u, e hookahi ana ko'u naau me ko oukou: aka, ina no ka haawi aku ia'u i ko'u poe enemi, na ke Akua o ko kakou poe kupuna e nana mai, a e papa mai; no ka mea, aole i loaa ka hewa ma ko'u mau lima.
David went out to meet them and addressed them: “If you have come in peace to me to help me, you may join me. But if you have come to betray me to my adversaries, may the God of our ancestors see and rebuke you, since I have done no wrong.”
18 Alaila kau mai la ka Uhane maluna iho o Amasai, ke pookela o na lunakoa, Nou no makou, e Davida, a ma kou aoao hoi, e ke keiki a Iese, aloha, aloha ia oe, aloha hoi i na kokua mahope ou; no ka mea, o kou Akua ke kokua mai ia oe. Alaila, hookipa ae la o Davida ia lakou, a hoonoho ia lakou i mau luna o na koa.
Then the Spirit came on Amasai, who was chief of the thirty. Amasai said, “We are yours, David. We are on your side, son of Jesse. Peace, may peace be to whoever helps you. May peace be to your helpers, for your God is helping you.” Then David received them and made them commanders over his men.
19 A kaana mai la kekahi poe o Manase ia Davida, ia ia i hele pu ai me ko Pilisetia i ke kaua ia Saula: aka, aole i kokua aku lakou nei mamuli o lakou, no ka mea, na na 'lii o ko Pilisetia i kukakuka pu, a hoihoi aku ia ia, me ka i ana, E kaa aku auanei ia i kona haku ia Saula, maluna o ko kakou mau poo.
Some from Manasseh also deserted to David when he came with the Philistines against Saul to battle. Yet they did not help the Philistines, because the Philistine lords consulted with each other and sent David away. They said, “He will desert to his master Saul at the risk of our lives.”
20 I kona hele ana i Zikelaga, kaana mai la kekahi poe o ka Manase ia ia, o Adena, o Iozabada, o Iediaela, o Mikaela, o Iozabada, o Elihu, a o Ziletai, na luna tausani o ka Manase.
When he went to Ziklag, the men of Manasseh who joined him were Adnah, Jozabad, Jediael, Michael, Jozabad, Elihu, and Zillethai, captains over thousands of Manasseh.
21 A kokua mai la lakou mamuli o Davida me kekahi poe koa; no ka mea, he poe kanaka koa ikaika lakou a pau, a he mau luna iwaena o ka poe koa.
They helped David fight against the roving bands, for they were fighting men. Later they became commanders in the army.
22 Ia manawa no, ia la ae, ia la ae, haele mai la [na kanaka] io Davida la, a lilo ae la lakou i poe koa nui, e like me ka puali o ke Akua.
Day after day, men came to David to help him, until there was a great army, like the army of God.
23 Eia ka helu ana i na poe i makaukau no ke kaua, i hele mai io Davida la ma Heberona, e hoohuli ae i ke aupuni o Saula io na la, e like me ka olelo ana a Iehova,
This is the record of the armed soldiers for war, who came to David to Hebron, to turn the kingdom of Saul over to him, which carried out Yahweh's word.
24 O na mamo a Iuda i lawe i ka palekaua a me ka ihe, he eono tausani lakou a me na haneri keu ewalu, i makaukau no ke kaua.
From Judah those who carried shield and spear were 6,800, armed for war.
25 O na mamo a Simeona, na kanaka koa ikaika no ke kaua, ehiku tausani lakou, a me ka haneri keu.
From the Simeonites there were 7,100 fighting men.
26 O na mamo a Levi, eha tausani a me na haneri keu eono.
From the Levites there were 4,600 fighting men.
27 O Iehoiada ke alakai o ka poe mamo a Aarona, a me ia pu na tausani ekolu a me na haneri keu ehiku.
Jehoiada was the leader of Aaron's descendants, and with him were 3,700.
28 A o Zadoka, he kanaka hou, he koa ikaika, a he iwakaluakumamalua na luna koa o ka ohana a kona makuakane.
With Zadok, a young, strong, and courageous man, were twenty-two leaders from his father's family.
29 A o na mamo a Beniamina, na hoahanau o Saula, ekolu tausani; no ka mea, mamua he poe kiai ka nui o lakou i ka hale o Saula.
From Benjamin, Saul's tribe, were three thousand. Most of them had remained loyal to Saul until this time.
30 A o na mamo a Eperaima, he iwakalua tausani a me na haneri keu ewalu, na kanaka koa ikaika, ua kaulana mawaena o ka ohana o ko lakou mau kupuna.
From the Ephraimites there were 20,800 fighting men, men who were famous in their fathers' houses.
31 A o ka ohana hapa a Manase, he umikumamawalu tausani, i kaheaia ma ka inoa e hele mai e hooalii ia Davida.
From the half tribe of Manasseh there were eighteen thousand famous men who came to make David king.
32 A o na mamo a Isakara, ka poe hoomaopopo i na ouli o na manawa, e ike ai i na mea pono a ka Iseraela e hana'i: elua haneri na pookela o lakou; a nana ae la ko lakou poe hoahanau a pau i ka lakou olelo.
From Issachar, there were two hundred leaders who had understanding of the times and knew what Israel ought to do. All their relatives were under their command.
33 O ka Zebuluna, ka poe hele aku i ke kaua, i makaukau i ke kaua me na mea kaua a pan, he kanalima tausani o lakou i ike i ka hoouka kaua, aole he naau lua.
From Zebulun there were fifty thousand fighting men, prepared for battle, with all the weapons of war, and ready to give undivided loyalty.
34 A o ka Napetali, hookahi tausani luna koa, a me lakou he kanakolukumamahiku tausani, me na palekaua a me na ihe.
From Naphtali there were one thousand officers, and with them thirty-seven thousand men with shields and spears.
35 A o ka Dana i makaukau i ke kaua, he iawakaluakumamawalu tausani, a me na haneri keu eono.
From the Danites there were 28,600 men prepared for battle.
36 A o ka Asera, ka poe hele aku i ke kaua, i makaukau i ke kaua, he kanaha tausani.
From Asher there were forty thousand men prepared for battle.
37 A ma kela aoao o Ioredane, o ka Reubena, a o ka Gada, a o ka ohana hapa a Manase, me na mea kaua a pau e kaua ai, he haneri a me ka iwakalua tausani.
From the other side of the Jordan, from the Reubenites, Gadites, and the half tribe of Manasseh, there were 120,000 men armed with all kinds of weapons for battle.
38 O keia poe kanaka kaua a pau, i ike i ka hoouka i ke kaua, i hele mai me ka naau lokahi ma Heberona, e hoalii ia Davida maluna o ka Iseraela a pau: a ua lokahi hoi ka naau o ka Iseraela a pau i koe e hoalii ia Davida.
All these soldiers, equipped for battle, came to Hebron with firm intentions to make David king over all Israel. All the rest of Israel were in agreement to make David king also.
39 Ilaila lakou me Davida, ekolu la, e ai ana a e inu ana: no ka mea, ua hoomakaukau ko lakou poe hoahanau na lakou.
They were there with David three days, eating and drinking, for their relatives had sent them with provisions.
40 Oia hoi, o ka poe o kokoke ana me lakou, a hiki aku i ka Isakara, a i ka Zebuluna, a i ka Napetali, lawe mai la lakou i ka berena maluna o na miula, a o na kamelo, a o na hoki, a o na bipi; me ka ai a me ka palaoa, me na pai huafiku, a me na pai huawaina, me ka waina, ka aila, na bipi a me na hipa he nui loa: no ka mea, he olioli iloko o ka Iseraela.
In addition, those who were near to them, as far as Issachar and Zebulun and Naphtali, brought bread on donkeys, camels, mules, and oxen, and cakes of figs, clusters of raisins, wine, oil, oxen, and sheep, for Israel was celebrating.
