Exodo 11
1 Kalpasanna, kinuna ni Yahweh kenni Moises, “Adda pay ti maysa a didigra nga iyegko kenni Faraon ken iti Egipto. Kalpasan dayta, palubosannakayonto a pumanaw manipud ditoy. Inton palubosannakayo, papanawennakayonton a naan-anay.
The Lord told Moses, “There's one last plague I will bring down on Pharaoh and on Egypt. After that he will let you go, but when he does, he'll expel every one of you from the country.
2 Bilinem dagiti tattao a dumawat ti tunggal lalaki ken babai iti alahas a pirak ken balitok iti kaarrubada.
Now go and tell the Israelites, both men and women, to ask their Egyptian neighbors for silver and gold objects.”
3 Ita, inaramid ti Dios a nagagar dagiti Egipcio a mangay-ayo kadagiti Israelita. Maysa pay, nakaay-ayo unay ti lalaki a ni Moises iti imatang dagiti adipen ni Faraon ken kadagiti tattao iti Egipto.
The Lord made the Egyptians look favorably on the Israelites. In fact, Moses himself was highly respected in Egypt by both Pharaoh's officials and the ordinary people.
4 Kinuna ni Moises, “Kinuna ni Yahweh daytoy: “Inton tengnga ti rabii, mapanakto iti entero nga Egipto.
Moses said, “This is what the Lord says: ‘Around midnight I will go through the whole of Egypt.
5 Matayto amin nga inauna nga annak iti daga ti Egipto, manipud iti inauna nga anak ni Faraon, nga agtugtugaw iti tronona, agingga iti inauna nga anak ti tagabu a babai nga adda iti likudan ti paggilingan nga aggilgiling, ken dagiti amin nga inauna nga annak dagiti taraken nga ayup.
Every firstborn son in the land of Egypt will die, from the firstborn of Pharaoh sitting on his throne to the firstborn of the servant girl working with a handmill, as well as all the firstborn of the cattle.
6 Ket addanto ti napigsa a panagdung-aw iti entero a daga ti Egipto, a saan pay a napamasak wenno saanto a pulos a mapasamak manen.
There will be loud cries of mourning all over Egypt, such as have never been before, and will never be again.
7 Ngem awanto ti uray aso nga agtaul iti aniaman kadagiti tattao ti Israel, iti tao man wenno narungsot nga ayup. Iti daytoy a wagas, maammoanyonto nga agduma ti panangtratok kadakayo nga Egipcio ken kadakayo nga Israelita.'
But among all the Israelites there won't even be the sound of a dog barking at them or their animals. That way you will know that the Lord distinguishes between Egypt and Israel.’
8 Amin dagitoy nga adipenmo, Faraon, umaydanto ket agrukbabda kaniak. Ibagadanto, “Inkayo, sika ken amin a tattao a sumursurot kenka!” Kalpasan dayta pumanawakto.” Ket pinanawanna ni Faraon a kasta unay ti pungtotna.
All your officials will come to me, bowing down before me and saying, ‘Leave, and take everyone who follows you with you!’ After that I will leave.” Moses was very angry, and left Pharaoh.
9 Kinuna ni Yahweh kenni Moises, “Saanto a dumngeg kenka ni Faraon. Mapasamak daytoy tapno agaramidakto kadagiti adu a nakakaskasdaaw a banbanag iti daga ti Egipto.”
The Lord said to Moses, “Pharaoh is refusing to listen to you so I can do even more miracles in Egypt.”
10 Inaramid amin da Moises ken Aaron dagitoy a nakakaskasdaaw a banbanag iti sangoanan ni Faraon. Ngem pinatangken ni Yahweh ti puso ni Faraon, ket saan a pinalubosan ni Faraon a rummuar iti dagana dagiti tattao ti Israel.
Moses and Aaron did these miracles before Pharaoh, but the Lord gave Pharaoh a stubborn attitude, and he wouldn't let the Israelites leave his country.
