Ecechiela 4
1 Un tu cilvēka bērns, ņem sev ķieģeli un liec to savā priekšā un raksti uz to Jeruzālemes pilsētu.
[Yahweh also said to me, ] “You human, take a large clay tablet/brick and put it in front of you. Then on the [engrave/draw] on it lines that represent Jerusalem.
2 Un taisi aplēģerēšanu pret to un uztaisi bulverķus(ielenkšanas torņi) pret to un uzmet valni pret to un nostādi karaspēku pret to un liec tai āžus(mūru dragājamais) visapkārt.
[draw figures around it to represent enemy soldiers who will] surround the city. Make mounds around it and a dirt ramp up against the [around the city]. [figures around it that represent] (battering rams/heavy logs that will break though the walls).
3 Un ņem sev dzelzs pannu un liec to par dzelzs mūri starp sevi un pilsētu, un griez savu vaigu pret to, un tā lai tā top apsēsta, un tu to apsēdi. Tā lai ir zīme Israēla namam.
Then take an iron pan, and place it [to be] like an iron wall between you [the drawing of] the city. Then turn your face toward the drawing. It will symbolize [enemy troops will] surround the city to attack it. That will be a warning to the Israeli people [MTY].
4 Un tu gulies uz saviem kreisiem sāniem un liec uz tiem Israēla nama noziegumu; pēc to dienu skaita, cik uz tiem gulēsi, tev būs nest viņu noziegumu.
Then lie on your left side, and stay like that for 390 days. That [symbolize that the Israeli people will be punished for] their sins; you must lie like that one day for each year during which they will be punished.
5 Jo Es tos gadus, cik viņi grēkojuši, tev skaitīšu par dienām, trīssimt deviņdesmit dienas; tik ilgi tev būs nest Israēla nama noziegumu.
6 Un kad tu šās pabeigsi, tad gulies otru reizi uz saviem labiem sāniem un tev būs nest Jūda nama noziegumu četrdesmit dienas; Es tev dodu ik dienu par ik gadu.
After that, lie down again. This time, lie on your right side for 40 days. That [symbolize that the Israeli people will be punished more] for their sins, one day for each [during which they will be punished].
7 Un griez savu vaigu un savu atsegto elkoni pret apsēsto Jeruzālemi, un sludini pret viņu.
Turn your face [the drawing of] Jerusalem and bare your [like a soldier does who prepares to go into a battle] [MTY], and prophesy [what will happen to] the city.
8 Un redzi, Es tev aplikšu virves, ka nevarēsi grozīties no vieniem sāniem uz otriem, kamēr būsi pabeidzis savas aplēģerēšanas(aplenkuma) dienas.
[You will not be able to move; it will be as though] I have tied you with ropes in order that you cannot turn from one side to the other until you have [symbolizing how many years the city] will be (besieged/surrounded by enemy soldiers).
9 Un tu ņem sev kviešus un miežus un pupas un lēcas, putraimus un rudzus, un liec tos traukā, un taisi sev no tiem maizi, pēc to dienu skaita, cik tu gulēsi uz saviem sāniem, ka tev ir ko ēst trīssimt un deviņdesmit dienas.
[Before you do that, ] take some wheat and barley, beans, lentils, spelt and millet, and put them in a [storage] jar, and use that to bake [for yourself]. That is what you will eat during the 390 days while you lie on your [left] side.
10 Tava barība, ko tu ēdīsi, lai sver divdesmit sēķeļus uz dienu; savos laikos tev to būs ēst.
You will eat (8 ounces/a small loaf) of bread each day.
11 Arī ūdeni tev būs dzert ar mēru, inna sesto tiesu, savos laikos tev to būs dzert.
[Also] measure out (1.5 pints/0.6 liter) of water to drink each day.
12 Un tev būs ēst miežu karašas, un tās cept uz cilvēka sūdiem priekš viņu acīm.
Eat that bread like you would eat a loaf of barley bread. But use your own dried dung for fuel to bake the bread while people are watching.
13 Un Tas Kungs sacīja: Israēla bērni tāpat ēdīs savu maizi nešķīstu starp tiem pagāniem, kurp Es tos aizdzīšu.
That will symbolize that the Israeli people will be forced to eat food that is unacceptable to me when they are living in the nations to which I will force them to go.”
14 Tad es sacīju: ak Kungs, Dievs! Redzi, mana dvēsele nekad nav sagānījusies, jo no savas jaunības es neesmu ēdis ne maitu, ne saplosītu, un neganta gaļa nav nākusi manā mutē.
Then I said, “No, Yahweh God![Do not force me to do that]! I have never caused myself to become unacceptable to you [by doing anything like that]. From the time when I was young, I have never eaten meat of any [animal] that was found dead or that had been killed by wild animals. And I have never eaten any meat that is unacceptable to you.”
15 Un Viņš uz mani sacīja: redzi, Es tev atvēlu ņemt lopu sūdus cilvēku sūdu vietā, uz kuriem tev būs sataisīt savu maizi.
Yahweh replied, “Okay, I will allow you to bake your bread using dried cow manure instead of human [for fuel].”
16 Un Viņš uz mani sacīja: cilvēka bērns! Redzi, Es atņemšu maizes padomu Jeruzālemē, un tie maizi ēdīs pēc svara un ar sirdēstiem, un dzers ūdeni ar mēru un ar izbailēm,
Then he said to me, “You human, I will cause the supply of food to Jerusalem to be cut off. [Then] the people will eat the small amounts of food and drink the small amounts of [that the government permits them to have], and they will be [very] distressed and anxious as they do that,
17 Tādēļ ka tiem būs maizes un ūdens trūkums, un tie iztrūksies viens ar otru un ies bojā savos noziegumos.
because water and food will be very scarce. They will see each other becoming extremely thin, and they will be appalled; [but this will happen] because they are being punished [for the sins that they have committed].”
