Daniēla 12
1 Tanī laikā celsies Miķelis, tas lielais valdnieks, kas tavu ļaužu bērnus aizstāv, un tad būs tāds bēdu laiks, kāds vēl nav bijis, kamēr ļaudis bijuši, līdz tam laikam. Un tanī laikā tavi ļaudis taps izpestīti, visi, kas atrodas grāmatā rakstīti.
[The angel also said to me, ] “After those things happen, the great angel Michael, who protects the [Israeli] people, will appear. Then there will be a time when there will be great troubles/suffering. The troubles will be greater than any troubles/suffering since the nations began. At that time, all of your people whose names have been written in the book [containing the names of those who have eternal life] will be saved.
2 Un daudz no tiem, kas guļ zemes pīšļos, uzmodīsies, citi uz mūžīgu dzīvošanu, bet citi uz mūžīgu kaunu un negantību.
Many of those who have died [EUP] will become alive again. Some of them will live eternally [with God], and some will be eternally shamed/disgraced [in hell]. (questioned)
3 Bet mācītāji spīdēs kā debess spožums, un kas daudzus veduši uz taisnību, kā zvaigznes mūžīgi mūžam.
Those who were wise will shine as brightly as the sky [is bright when the sun is shining]. And those who have shown to others the way to live righteously will shine forever, like the stars [SIM].
4 Un tu, Daniēl, apslēp šos vārdus un aizzieģelē šo grāmatu līdz pēdējam laikam, tad daudzi meklēs tikuši(visapkārt), un atzīšana vairosies.
But as for you, Daniel, close up the scroll [on which you are writing], and seal it [in order that no one can open it] until the end [of the world] is near. [Before that happens, ] many people will travel rapidly here and there, learning more and more [about many things].”
5 Un es, Daniēls, skatījos, un redzi, divi citi stāvēja, viens šai upes malā un otrs otrā upes malā.
When [that angel finished speaking], I, Daniel, looked up, and suddenly I saw two other [angels]. One was standing on the side of the river [where I was], and one was standing on the other side.
6 Un viens sacīja uz to vīru, kas bija ģērbts nātnu drēbēs, kas upes virsū stāvēja: cik ilgi tas būs, kad tiem brīnumiem būs gals?
One of them [called to] the other one, who was wearing linen/white clothes, who was now standing further up (OR, above) the river, “How long will it be until these amazing/frightening events end?”
7 Un es dzirdēju to vīru, kas bija ģērbts nātnu drēbēs un stāvēja upes virsū, tas pacēla savu labo un kreiso roku pret debesīm un zvērēja pie Tā, kas dzīvo mūžīgi, ka viss tas notiks pēc viena laika, diviem laikiem un pus laika, un kad tās svētās tautas klīšana būs beigta.
The angel who was on the other side of (OR, above) the river raised his hands toward the sky, and solemnly promised, with the authority [MTY] of God, who lives forever, “It will be three and a half years. All these things will end after God’s people stop fighting against those who (persecute/cause trouble for/cause suffering for) them.”
8 To es dzirdēju, bet nesapratu, un sacīju: mans kungs, kas būs tam visam gals?
I heard [what he said], but I did not understand it. So I asked, “Sir, what will be the result when these things end?”
9 Un viņš sacīja: ej, Daniēl, jo šie vārdi ir apslēpti un aizzieģelēti līdz gala laikam.
He replied, “Daniel, you must leave now. [I cannot answer your question] because what it means must (be kept secret/not be revealed) [DOU] until the time when everything ends.
10 Daudzi taps šķīstīti un tīrīti un kausēti, un tie bezdievīgie būs bezdievīgi, un tie bezdievīgie visi to neliks vērā, bet tie prātīgie to liks vērā.
Many people will thoroughly purify their inner beings [DOU]. But wicked people will not understand these things. They will continue to be wicked. Only those who are wise will understand [these things].
11 Un no tā laika, kad tas ikdienas upuris kļūs atņemts un tā negantība un postīšana notiks, būs tūkstoš divi simti un deviņdesmit dienas.
[But I can tell you that before everything ends, ] there will be 1,290 days, from the time that people are prevented from offering sacrifices each day, that is, from the time that the abominable/disgusting thing is put in the temple.
12 Svētīgs ir, kas sagaida un aizsniedz tūkstoš trīs simti trīsdesmit un piecas dienas.
God will be pleased with those who remain faithful until 1,335 days are ended.
13 Bet tu noej līdz galam, un tu dusēsi un atkal celsies, savu daļu dabūt pastarā laikā.
So [now I say] to you, continue to faithfully [trust God] until [your life on earth] ends. You will die [EUP], but when everything ends, you will receive your reward [from God].”
