Otra Samuela 5
1 Tad visas Israēla ciltis nāca pie Dāvida uz Hebroni un runāja sacīdami: redzi, mēs esam no taviem kauliem un no tavām miesām.
Then [the leaders of] all the tribes of Israel came to David at Hebron, and said to him, “Listen, we have the same ancestors [IDM] that you do.
2 Arī senāk, kad Sauls mums bija par ķēniņu, tad tu Israēli izvadīji un ievadīji. Un Tas Kungs uz tevi ir sacījis: tev būs Manus Israēla ļaudis ganīt, un tev būs būt Israēlim par valdītāju.
In the past, when Saul was our king, it was you who led our Israeli soldiers [in our battles]. You are the one to whom Yahweh promised, ‘You will be the leader [MET] of my people; you will be their king.’”
3 Tā visi Israēla vecaji nāca pie ķēniņa uz Hebroni, un ķēniņš Dāvids derēja derību ar tiem Hebronē priekš Tā Kunga vaiga, un tie svaidīja Dāvidu Israēlim par ķēniņu.
So while Yahweh was listening, all those leaders of the people of Israel declared there at Hebron [that David would be their king]. And David made a sacred agreement with them. They anointed him [with olive oil to set him apart] to be the king of the Israeli people.
4 Trīsdesmit gadus Dāvids bija vecs, kad tas palika par ķēniņu, un viņš valdīja četrdesmit gadus.
David was 30 years old when he became their king. He ruled them for 40 years.
5 Hebronē viņš valdīja pār Jūdu septiņus gadus un sešus mēnešus, un Jeruzālemē viņš valdīja trīsdesmit un trīs gadus pār visu Israēli un Jūdu.
In Hebron he ruled over the tribe of Judah for seven and a half years, and in Jerusalem he ruled over all the people of Judah and Israel for 33 years.
6 Un ķēniņš gāja ar saviem vīriem uz Jeruzālemi pret Jebusiešiem, kas tai zemē dzīvoja, bet tie teica uz Dāvidu un sacīja: tu šurp nenāksi, bet aklie un tizlie tevi atsitīs, ar to teikdami, ka Dāvids tur iekšā netikšot.
[One day] King David and his soldiers went to Jerusalem to fight against the Jebus people-group who lived there. The people there thought that David’s army would not be able to capture the city, so they sent a message to David, saying “Your army will never be able to get inside our city! Even the blind and crippled people will be able to chase you away!”
7 Bet Dāvids uzņēma Ciānas pili, - šī ir Dāvida pilsēta.
But David’s army captured the fortress on Zion [Hill], [and later it was known as] David’s City.
8 Jo Dāvids sacīja tai dienā: kas Jebusiešus kauj, lai grūž bezdibenī aklos un tizlos, ko Dāvida dvēsele ienīst. Tāpēc top sacīts: akls un tizls namā nenāk.
On that day, David said [to his soldiers], “Those who want to get rid of the Jebus people-group should go through the water tunnel [to enter the city]. Then they can attack those people whom I [SYN] detest—[and we will find out if any] blind and crippled people [will be able to stop them]!” That is why people say, “Blind and crippled people cannot enter Yahweh’s temple.”
9 Tā Dāvids dzīvoja tai pilī un to nosauca par Dāvida pilsētu, un Dāvids to uztaisīja visapkārt no Millus sākot un uz iekšpusi.
[After] David [and his soldiers captured] the city with its strong walls around it, he lived there, and they named it ‘David’s City’. David [and his soldiers] built the city around the fortress, starting where the [land was (filled in/terraces) on the east side of the hill].
10 Un Dāvids auga augumā vienmēr, un Tas Kungs, tas Dievs Cebaot, bija ar viņu.
David continued to become more and more powerful/influential, because the Almighty Commander of the armies of angels was with/helping him.
11 Un Hirams, Tirus ķēniņš, sūtīja vēstnešus pie Dāvida un ciedru kokus un remešus(namdarus) un akmeņu cirtējus, un tie uztaisīja Dāvidam namu.
[One day] Hiram, the king of Tyre [city], sent ambassadors/messengers to David [to talk about making agreements between their countries]. Hiram agreed to provide cedar trees [to make lumber], and also that he would send carpenters and masons, to build a palace for David.
12 Un Dāvids manīja, ka Tas Kungs viņu Israēlim bija apstiprinājis par ķēniņu, un ka Tas viņa valstību bija paaugstinājis Savu Israēla ļaužu labad.
His doing that caused David to realize that Yahweh truly had appointed him to be the king of Israel, and that Yahweh was going to cause his kingdom to prosper, because Yahweh loved the Israeli people, whom [he had chosen to] belong to him.
13 Un Dāvids ņēma vēl vairāk lieku sievu un sievu no Jeruzālemes, kad viņš no Hebrones bija atnācis, un Dāvidam piedzima vēl vairāk dēlu un meitu.
After David moved from Hebron to Jerusalem, he took more slave women to be his second-class wives, and he also married other women. [All of those women] gave birth to more sons and daughters.
14 Un šie ir to vārdi, kas viņam Jeruzālemē dzimuši: Šamuūs un Zobabs, Nātans un Salamans.
The names of the sons who were born in Jerusalem were Shammua, Shobab, Nathan, Solomon,
15 Un Jebears un Elizuūs un Nevegs un Japius
Ibhar, Elishua, Nepheg, Japhia,
16 Un Elišamus un Eliads un Elivalets.
Elishama, Eliada, and Eliphelet.
17 Kad nu Fīlisti dzirdēja, ka Dāvids bija svaidīts Israēlim par ķēniņu, tad visi Fīlisti cēlās, Dāvidu meklēt. Un Dāvids to dzirdēdams nogāja uz to stipro pili.
When the Philistia people heard that David had been appointed to be the king of Israel, their army went up [toward Jerusalem] to try to capture David. But David heard that they were coming, so he went down to another fortified place.
18 Un Fīlisti nāca un apmetās Refaīm ielejā.
The [army of] Philistia arrived at Rephaim Valley [southwest of Jerusalem] and spread all over the valley.
19 Tad Dāvids vaicāja To Kungu un sacīja: vai man būs celties pret Fīlistiem? Vai Tu tos dosi manā rokā? Un Tas Kungs sacīja uz Dāvidu: celies, jo Es Fīlistus tiešām došu tavā rokā.
David asked Yahweh, “Should [my men and] I attack the Philistia army? Will you enable us to defeat them [IDM]?” Yahweh replied, “Yes, attack them, because I will certainly enable your army to defeat them. [IDM]”
20 Tad Dāvids nāca uz BaālPracim, un Dāvids tos tur kāva un sacīja: Tas Kungs manus ienaidniekus ir saplosījis manā priekšā, tā kā ūdens izplosa. Tādēļ šo vietu nosauca BaālPracim (plosījums).
So David [and his army] went to [where the Philistia army was], and there they defeated them. Then David said, “Yahweh has burst through my enemies like a flood.” [SIM] So that place is called ‘Lord of Bursting-through’.
21 Un tie tur pameta savus elkadievus, un Dāvids ar saviem vīriem tos paņēma.
The Philistia men left their idols there; so David and his soldiers took them away.
22 Un Fīlisti atkal cēlās un apmetās Refaīm ielejā.
Then the Philistia [army] returned to Rephaim Valley and spread all over the valley.
23 Un Dāvids vaicāja To Kungu, un Tas sacīja: necelies viņiem pretī, bet met līkumu viņiem mugurā un uzbrūc tiem pret tiem raudu kokiem.
So again David asked Yahweh [if his army should attack them]. But Yahweh replied, “Do not attack them [from here]. Tell your men to go around them and attack them from the other side, near the balsam trees.
24 Un kad tu dzirdēsi soļu troksni raudu koku galos, tad traucies, jo Tas Kungs tad ir izgājis tavā priekšā, kaut Fīlistu lēģeri.
When you hear something in the tops of the balsam trees that sounds like [an army] marching, attack them, because I will have gone ahead of you [to enable your army] to defeat their army.”
25 Un Dāvids darīja, kā Tas Kungs tam bija pavēlējis, un kāva Fīlistus no Ģibejas līdz Gazerai.
So David did what Yahweh told him to do, and his [army] defeated the Philistia army from Geba [city] all the way [west] to Gezer [city].
