Na Helu 30

1 OLELO aku la o Mose i na luna ohana no na mamo a Iseraela, i aku la, Eia ka mea a Iehova i kauoha mai ai.

Moses/I spoke with the leaders of the Israeli tribes. He/I told them these commands that Yahweh had given to him/me:

2 Ina e hoohiki ke kanaka i ka hoohiki ana ia Iehova, a e hoohiki paha ia i ka hoohiki ana e hoopaa ia ia iho i ka mea paa; aole no e uhai ia i kana olelo, e hana no ia e like me ka mea paa e puka ae ana mailoko aku o kona waha.

“If a man solemnly promises Yahweh that he will do something, he must do what he promised.

3 Ina e hoohiki ka wahine i ka hoohiki ana ia Iehova, a e hoopaa ia ia iho i ka mea paa, iloko no ia o ka hale o kona makuakane, i kona wa opiopio;

“If a young woman who is still living with her parents solemnly promises to Yahweh to do something,

4 A lohe kona makuakane i kona hoohiki ana, a me kana mea paa, i ka mea ana i hoopaa ai ia ia iho, a noho malie kona makuakane ia ia; alaila, e ku paa kona mau hoohiki ana a pau, a o na mea paa a pau ana i hoopaa ai ia ia iho, e ku paa no.

and if her father hears about what she promised, and if he does not object, she must do what she promised [DOU].

5 Aka, ina hoole aku kona makuakane ia ia, i ka la ana i lohe ai; aole no e ku paa kekahi hoohiki ana, a me kekahi mea paa ana i hoopaa ai ia ia iho: a e kala ae no o Iehova ia ia, no ka mea, ua hoole mai kona makuakane ia ia.

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.

6 Ina hoi he kane kana i ka wa ana i hoohiki ai, a i olelo ai paha i kekahi mea mailoko mai o kona mau lehelehe, ma ka mea ana i hoopaa ai ia ia iho;

“If a woman promises Yahweh that she will do something, but then she gets married,

7 A lohe ae la kana kane, a noho malie ia ia i ka la ana i lohe ai, alaila e ku paa kana mau hoohiki, a me kana mau mea paa ana i hoopaa ai ia ia iho;

if her husband hears about what she promised to do, and he does not object, she must do what she promised [DOU].

8 Aka, ina hoole aku kana kane ia ia i ka la ana i lohe ai, alaila e hoolilo auanei oia i kana hoohiki ana, ana i hoohiki ai, a me ka mea ana i olelo wale ai ma kona lehelehe, i ka mea ana i hoopaa ai ia ia iho, i mea ole: a e kala mai no o Iehova ia ia.

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.

9 Aka, o na hoohiki a pau a ka wahine kanemake, a me ka ka wahine kane hemo paha, ma na mea a laua i hoopaa ai ia laua iho, e ku paa no ia mau mea ia ia.

“If a widow or a woman who has been divorced makes a promise, she must do what she promised.

10 Ina paha maloko o ka hale o kana kane oia i hoohiki ai, a i hoopaa ia ia iho i ka mea paa ma ka hoohiki ana;

“If a woman who is married promises [DOU] to do something,

11 A lohe ae la kana kane, a noho malie no ia ia, aole hoi ia i hoole aku ia ia, alaila no e ku paa kana mau hoohiki a pau, a o na mea paa a pau ana i hoopaa ai ia ia iho e ku paa no.

and if her husband hears about it but does not object, she must do what she promised.

12 Aka, ina i hoolilo kana kane ia mau mea i mea ole loa, i ka la ana i lohe ai; aole no e ku paa ka mea i puka mai mailoko mai o kona mau lehelehe no kana hoohiki ana, a no kona hoopaa ana ia ia iho: na kana kane i hoole ia mau mea; a e kala mai no o Iehova ia ia.

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.

13 O na hoohiki a pau, a me na olelo hoopaa a pau e hoehaeha ai i kona naau iho, e pono no i kana kane ke hookupaa aku ia, a e pono hoi i kana kane ke hoole aku ia.

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.

14 Aka, ina e noho malie loa kana kane ia ia i kela la i keia la, alaila, ua hookupaa aku no ia i kana mau hoohiki ana a pau, a me kona mau mea paa a pau maluna ona; ua hooiaio no oia ia mau mea, no ka mea, ua noho malie iho la oia ia ia i ka la ana i lohe ai.

If he does not object for several days [after he hears about it], she must do what she promised.

15 Aka, ina e hoole iki kana kane ia mau mea, mahope o kona lohe ana, alaila nana no e lawe i ka hala o kana wahine.

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.”

16 Oia na kanawai a Iehova i kauoha mai ai ia Mose, iwaena o ke kane a me kana wahine, iwaena hoi o ka makuakane a me kana kaikamahine, i kona wa opiopio, ma ka hale o kona makuakane.

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.