Aizaia 39

1 Hanki ana knafina Babiloni kini ne' Baladani nemofo Merodak-Baladani'a Hezekaia'ma krima erino mase'nefinti'ma kanamre'ne hu'zama haza nanekema nentahino'a, mago avonkreno nanekema eri'za vu'za e'za hu vahe nezamino, muse zanena antentege'za eri'za Hesekaiantega vu'naze.

At the same time Merodach-baladan, son of Baladan, king of Babylon, sent letters and a gift to Hezekiah, because he had heard that Hezekiah was sick and had recovered.

2 Hesekaia'a ana vahe'ma azageno'a, muse nehuno zamazeri frufra huteno zagoma nentea nonki, silvane goline mnanentake zantamine knare'nare masavene ha' zama nentea none, ana maka fenozama nentea nontamina zamaveri huvagare'ne. Hagi Hesekaia'ma kegava hu'nea mopa'afima me'nea zantamine, kinimofo nompima me'nea zantaminena magore huno otreno ana maka zamaveri huvagare'ne.

Hezekiah happily welcomed the visitors and showed them what he had in his treasury—all the silver, the gold, the spices, and the expensive oils. He also showed them his whole armory and all that he had in his storehouses. In fact there wasn't anything in his palace or in the whole of his kingdom that Hezekiah didn't show them.

3 Anante kasnampa ne' Aisaia'a, kini ne' Hesekaiante eno amanage huno antahige'ne, Amama ete'zama vaza vahera igati ete'za, na'ane hu'za eme hute'za vaze. Anage higeno Hesekaia'a kenona'a huno, afete mopa Babiloni moparegati e'naze.

Then the prophet Isaiah went to King Hezekiah and asked him, “Where did those men come from, and what did they tell you?” “They came to see me from a long way away, from Babylon,” Hezekiah replied.

4 Anage higeno Aisaia'a amanage huno antahige'ne, Kinimoka nompina na'a ke'naze? Higeno Hesekaia'a kenona huno, Kinimo'na nompima me'nea zantamina ana maka kevagare'naze. Ana nehu'na zago fenoma nentoa nontamina magore hu'na otre'na ana maka zamaverihu vagaroge'za kevagare'naze.

“What did they see in your palace?” Isaiah asked. “They saw everything in my palace,” replied Hezekiah. “There wasn't anything in all my storehouses I didn't show them.”

5 Hagi anante Aisaia'a amanage huno Hesekaiana asami'ne, Monafi sondia vahe'mofo Hankavenentake Ra Anumzamo'a amanahu naneke hianki kagesa antenka antahio,

Isaiah told Hezekiah, “Listen to what the Lord says:

6 tamagerfa huno mago kna ne-eankino ananknama ehanatisnigeno'a, ana maka kinimoka nompima me'nea marerisa feno zantamine, kafahe'mozama ko'ma eritruma hazageno meno eno meninema me'nea zantaminena magore hu'za otre'za ana maka eri'za Babiloni moparega vugahaze huno Ra Anumzamo'a hu'ne.

You can be certain that the time is coming when everything in your palace, and everything that your forefathers have saved up until now, will be taken away to Babylon. There will be nothing left, says the Lord.

7 Ana nehu'za kagripinti'ma fore'ma hanaza mofavrerampinti mago'a zamavare'za Babiloni moparega vute'za, zamagonknaza ome harisnage'za mani'ne'za Babiloni kini ne'mofo nompi eri'zana erigahaze.

Some of your sons, your own offspring, will be taken to serve as eunuchs in the palace of the king of Babylon.”

8 Hanki anagema higeno'a Hesekaia'a antahiteno, agrama antahiana Aisaia'ma eme hia zantamimo'a, agrama manisnia kna'afina ha' zana forera osina mani fru huta manigahune huno agesa nentahino, amanage huno Aisaiana asami'ne, Ra Anumzamofo nanekema kagrama eme nasamina nanekemo'a knare hie.

Hezekiah said to Isaiah, “The message from the Lord that you have told me is fine.” For he said to himself, “There'll definitely be peace and safety in my lifetime.”