Otra Mozus 4
1 Tad Mozus atbildēja un sacīja: bet redzi, viņi man neticēs nedz klausīs manai balsij, jo tie sacīs: Tas Kungs tev nav parādījies.
“But what if they don't believe me or listen to what I say?” Moses asked. “They could say, ‘The Lord didn't appear to you.’”
2 Un Tas Kungs uz to sacīja: kas tev tavā rokā?
The Lord asked him, “What are you holding in your hand?” “A walking stick,” Moses replied.
3 Un tas sacīja: zizlis. Tad Viņš sacīja: met to zemē! Un tas to meta zemē; tad tas kļuva par čūsku, un Mozus bēga no viņas.
“Throw it on the ground,” he told Moses. So Moses did. It turned into a snake and Moses ran away from it.
4 Tad Tas Kungs sacīja uz Mozu: izstiep savu roku un satver to pie astes! Un tas izstiepa savu roku un to satvēra; tad tā atkal kļuva par zizli viņa rokā.
“Reach out and grab hold of it by its tail,” the Lord told Moses. Moses did so and it turned back into a walking stick in his hand.
5 Tāpēc viņi ticēs, ka tev Tas Kungs ir parādījies, viņu tēvu Dievs, Ābrahāma Dievs, Īzaka Dievs un Jēkaba Dievs.
“You are to do this so that they will believe that I the Lord did appear to you, the God of their fathers, the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.”
6 Un Tas Kungs vēl tam sacīja: bāz jel savu roku azotē! Un tas iebāza savu roku azotē un to izvilka, un redzi, tā roka bija spitālīga kā sniegs.
Then the Lord told him, “Put your hand inside your clothes close to your chest.” So Moses did as he was told. When he took his hand out, it was white like snow with a skin disease.
7 Un Viņš sacīja: bāz atkal savu roku azotē! Un tas iebāza savu roku azotē un to izvilka no azotes, un redzi, tā bija atkal kā viņa cita miesa.
“Now put your hand back inside your clothes,” the Lord said. Moses did so. When he took it out again, his hand had returned to normal.
8 Un ja viņi tev neticēs un neklausīs pie tās pirmās zīmes, tad viņi tev ticēs pie tās otrās zīmes.
“If they don't believe you and they're not convinced by the first sign, they'll believe because of the second sign,” the Lord explained.
9 Un ja viņi arī neticēs šīm divām zīmēm un neklausīs tavai balsij, tad ņem ūdeni no upes un izlej to uz sausumu, tad tas ūdens, ko tu no upes ņemsi, paliks par asinīm uz sausuma.
“But if they still don't believe you or listen to you because of these two signs, then you are to take some water from the Nile and pout it out on the ground. The Nile water will turn into blood on the ground.”
10 Tad Mozus sacīja uz To Kungu: Ak Kungs! es neesmu runātājs, nedz vakar, nedz aizvakar, nedz no tā laika, kad tu uz Savu kalpu esi runājis, jo man ir grūta valoda un grūta mēle.
Then Moses said to the Lord, “Pleased excuse me, but I'm not someone who is good with words—not in the past, and not from the time you have been speaking with me, your servant. My speech is slow and I don't say things well.”
11 Tad Tas Kungs uz to sacīja: kas cilvēkam muti devis? Jeb kas dara mēmu vai kurlu vai redzīgu vai aklu? Vai ne Es, Tas Kungs?
“Who gave people mouths?” the Lord asked him. “Who makes people deaf or dumb, able to see or blind? It's I, the Lord, who does that.
12 Un nu ej, Es būšu ar tavu muti un tev mācīšu, kas tev jārunā.
Now go, and I myself will be your mouth, and I will tell you what you are to say.”
13 Tad viņš sacīja: ak Kungs, sūti jel kādu sūtīdams!
“Please, Lord, send someone else!” Moses responded.
14 Tad Tā Kunga dusmība iedegās par Mozu un viņš sacīja: vai Ārons, tas Levits, nav tavs brālis? Es zinu, ka tas skaidri runā. Un redzi, tas izies tev pretī un priecāsies savā sirdī, tevi redzēdams.
The Lord got angry with Moses, and told him, “There's your brother Aaron, the Levite. I know he speaks well. He's on his way to meet you, and he'll be very happy to see you.
15 Tad tev būs runāt uz viņu un tos vārdus likt viņa mutē, un Es būšu ar tavu muti un ar viņa muti, un Es jūs mācīšu, kas jums jādara.
Speak to him and tell him what to say. I will be your mouth and his mouth, and I will tell you what you are to do.
16 Un viņam priekš tevis būs runāt uz tiem ļaudīm, viņam būs tev būt par muti, un tev būs viņam būt par Dievu.
Aaron will speak on your behalf to the people, as if he was your mouth, and you will be in the place of God to him.
17 Un ņem šo zizli savā rokā, ar to tev būs tās zīmes darīt.
Make sure to take your walking stick with you so you can use it to do the signs.”
18 Tad Mozus nogāja un atgriezās pie sava tēvoča Jetrus un uz to sacīja: laidi mani iet atpakaļ pie saviem brāļiem, kas Ēģiptes zemē, un raudzīt, vai tie vēl dzīvi. Tad Jetrus sacīja uz Mozu: ej ar mieru.
Then Moses returned to Jethro his father-in-law and told him, “Please allow me to go back to my own people in Egypt so I can see if any of them are still alive.” “Go with my blessing,” Jethro replied.
19 Tas Kungs vēl sacīja uz Mozu Midijanā: ej atpakaļ uz Ēģiptes zemi, jo visi tie vīri ir miruši, kas tavu dzīvību meklēja.
While Moses was in Midian, the Lord told him, “Go back to Egypt because all those who wanted to kill you have died.”
20 Tad Mozus ņēma savu sievu un savus dēlus un tiem lika jāt uz ēzeļiem un griezās atpakaļ uz Ēģiptes zemi; un Mozus ņēma to Dieva zizli savā rokā.
Moses put his wife and sons on a donkey and went back to Egypt, carrying the walking stick that God had used to perform miracles.
21 Un Tas Kungs sacīja uz Mozu: kad tu nu ej atpakaļ uz Ēģiptes zemi, tad pielūko, ka tu dari visus tos brīnumus, ko Es tev esmu devis Faraona priekšā; tomēr Es viņa sirdi apcietināšu, ka viņš tos ļaudis neatlaidīs.
The Lord told Moses, “When you get back to Egypt, make sure to go to Pharaoh and carry out the miracles I've given you to do. I will make him stubborn and he will not let the people go.
22 Tad tev būs sacīt uz Faraonu: tā saka Tas Kungs: Israēls ir Mans dēls, Mans pirmdzimtais;
This is what you are to tell Pharaoh, ‘This is what the Lord says. Israel is my firstborn son.
23 Un Es tev esmu sacījis: atlaid Manu dēlu, ka tas Man kalpo, bet tu esi liedzies viņu atlaist; redzi, Es nokaušu tavu dēlu, tavu pirmdzimto.
I ordered you to let my son go so he can worship me. But you refused to release him, so I will now kill your firstborn son.”
24 Un kad viņš uz ceļa bija naktsmājās, tad Tas Kungs viņam nāca pretī un meklēja viņu nokaut.
But while they were on their way the Lord came to the place where they were staying, wanting to kill Moses.
25 Un Cipora ņēma asu akmeni un apgraizīja sava dēla priekšādu un aizskāra viņa kājas un sacīja: Tu man esi asins brūtgāns.
However, Zipporah used a flint knife to cut off her son's foreskin. She touched his feet with it, and said to him, “You are a blood-husband to me.”
26 Tad Viņš no tā atstājās; bet tā sacīja: asins brūtgāns, tās apgraizīšanas dēļ.
(Calling him a blood-husband referred to circumcision.) After this the Lord left Moses alone.
27 Tad Tas Kungs sacīja uz Āronu: ej Mozum pretī uz tuksnesi. Un viņš gāja un to sastapa pie Tā Dieva kalna, un viņš to skūpstīja.
The Lord had told Aaron, “Go and meet Moses in the desert.” So Aaron went and met Moses at the mountain of God and greeted him with a kiss.
28 Un Mozus teica Āronam visus tos vārdus, ar ko Tas Kungs viņu bija sūtījis, un par visām zīmēm, ko Tas viņam bija pavēlējis.
Then Moses explained to Aaron everything the Lord had sent him to say and all the miracles he had ordered him to do.
29 Tad Mozus un Ārons gāja un sapulcēja visus Israēla bērnu vecajus.
Moses and Aaron traveled to Egypt. There they had all the Israelite elders gather together.
30 Un Ārons runāja visus tos vārdus, ko Tas Kungs bija sacījis uz Mozu, un viņš darīja tās zīmes to ļaužu priekšā.
Aaron shared with them everything the Lord had told Moses, and Moses carried out the miracles so they could see them.
31 Un tie ļaudis ticēja. Un tie dzirdēja, ka Tas Kungs piemeklējis Israēla bērnus un ka tas redzējis viņu spaidīšanu, un tie klanījās un pielūdza Dievu.
The Israelites were convinced. When they heard that the Lord had come to them, and that he had been touched by their suffering, they bowed their heads and worshiped.
