Jesajas 22
1 Spriedums par parādīšanas ieleju. Kas tev ir, ka jūs visi kāpiet uz jumtiem?
A message about the Valley of Vision (Jerusalem). What's happening? Why has everyone gone up onto the rooftops?
2 Tu biji trokšņa pilna, ļaužu pilna pilsēta, līksma pils. Tavi nokautie nav ar zobenu nokauti nedz karā krituši.
There are shouts and commotion all over the city with people celebrating. Your dead weren't killed by the sword or in battle.
3 Visi tavi virsnieki kopā bēguši, bez stopiem tie ir gūstīti, visi, kas pie tevis top atrasti, ir sasieti, tie tālu bēguši.
All your leaders ran away together; they were captured without resistance. All your people trying to escape were captured together, even though they had run a long way away.
4 Tādēļ es saku: Atstājaties nost no manis, lai es gauži raudu, nepūlējaties, mani iepriecināt par manas tautas nopostīšanu.
That's why I said, “Go away! Let me mourn in peace. Don't insist on comforting me as the daughter of my people is ruined.”
5 Jo tā ir trokšņa un posta un jukas diena no Tā Kunga Dieva Cebaot parādīšanas ielejā, kur mūri grūst, un brēkšana atskan kalnos.
For the Lord has a day of defeat, of panic and confusion in the Valley of Vision, a day of tearing down walls and crying for help to the mountains.
6 Jo Elams nes bultu maku, tur ir vīri uz ratiem, tur ir jātnieki, un Ķire nāk ar spožām priekšturamām bruņām.
The Elamites pick up their quivers full of arrows, and prepare their chariots and horsemen, while the people of Kir uncover their shields ready for battle.
7 Un tavas jaukās ielejas būs pilnas ratu, un jātnieki apmetīsies pret vārtiem.
Your most productive valleys are now full of enemy chariots; and their cavalry are at your gates!
8 Viņš atsegs apsegu no Jūda, un tai dienā tu lūkosi pēc tām bruņām ciedru koku namā.
Judah's defenses have been stripped away and so at that time you went looking for weapons in the Palace of the Forest.
9 Un jūs redzat Dāvida pilsētas plaisas esam daudz, un jūs krājat lejas dīķa ūdeni.
You examined the breaks in the walls of the City of David and found there were many. You had water collect in the lower pool.
10 Un jūs skaitiet Jeruzālemes namus un nolaužat namus, mūri stiprināt.
Your reviewed the number of houses in the city and demolished some to provide stone to repair the walls.
11 Jūs rokat arīdzan grāvi starp abējiem mūriem priekš vecā dīķa ūdens. Bet jūs neskatāties uz to, kas to dara, un nelūkojiet uz to, kas to sen nolicis.
You built a reservoir inside the walls for the waters from the old pool, but you did not respect its Maker or think about the One who planned it long ago.
12 Un tai dienā Tas Kungs Dievs Cebaot aicinās raudāt un žēloties, un apcirpties un maisus apvilkt.
At that time the Lord, the Lord Almighty, was calling you to weep and mourn, to shave your heads and wear sackcloth.
13 Bet redzi, prieks un līksmība, vēršu kaušana un avju kaušana, gaļas ēšana un vīna dzeršana: ēdīsim un dzersim, jo rītu mums jāmirst
Instead, you go on happily partying! You slaughter cattle and sheep so you can have your feasts, eating meat and drinking wine, saying, “Let's eat and drink, because we're going to die tomorrow!”
14 Bet Tas Kungs Cebaot darījis zināmu manās ausīs: tiešām, šis noziegums jums netaps piedots, kamēr jūs mirsiet, saka Tas Kungs Dievs Cebaot.
The Lord Almighty has made this clear to me: “I will not forgive this sin till your dying day, says the Lord, the Lord Almighty.”
15 Tā saka Tas Kungs Dievs Cebaot: celies, ej pie šī mantas sarga, pie Šebnas, kas celts pār to namu, (un saki)
This is what the Lord, the Lord Almighty, told me to do. “Go to Shebna, the palace manager, and give him this message:
16 Ko tu še dari, un kam tu še to dari, ka tu še kapu sev izcērt, ka kalnā roc savu kapu, klintī sev izcērt mājokli?
‘What are you doing here? Who do you think you are, cutting out a tomb for yourself high up on a hill, carving out for yourself a place to rest?
17 Redzi, Tas Kungs ar varenu sviedienu tevi nosviedīs, cieti tevi sagrābis.
Watch out, you “great man”! The Lord is about to grab you and violently toss you aside.
18 Velšus Viņš tevi aizvels ar tādu velšanu kā lodi uz zemi, lielu un plašu; tur tu nomirsi, tur paliks tavas godības rati, tu negods sava kunga namam.
He's going to roll you up into a ball, and throw you far away into a vast country. You will die there, and that's where the chariots you were so proud of will remain. You're a disgrace to your lord's royal family.
19 Un Es tevi nogāzīšu no tavas vietas, un no tava amata Es tevi nocelšu.
I will push you out of office, I will strip you of your position.
20 Un notiks tai dienā, tad Es aicināšu Savu kalpu Elijaķimu, Hilķijas dēlu,
After that I will call for my servant, Eliakim, son of Hilkiah.
21 Un Es viņu apģērbšu ar taviem svārkiem un viņu apjozīšu ar tavu jostu, un tavu valdīšanu Es nodošu viņa rokā, un viņš būs par tēvu Jeruzālemes iedzīvotājiem un Jūda namam.
I will put your robe and place your sash around him, and I will give your authority to him. He will be a father to the people living in Jerusalem and Judah.
22 Un Es Dāvida nama atslēgu likšu uz viņa pleciem, un kur viņš atvērs, tur neviens neaizslēgs, un kur viņš aizslēgs, tur neviens neatvērs.
I will give him the key to the house of David. What he opens, nobody can shut; what he shuts, nobody can open.
23 Un Es viņu iesitīšu kā naglu stiprā vietā, un viņš būs par goda krēslu sava tēva namā.
I will drive him like a nail hammered securely into a wall. He will bring honor to his family.
24 Un pie viņa pieķersies visa viņa tēva nama godība, bērni un bērnu bērni, visi mazie trauki, bļodas un krūzes.
The heavy burden of his father's family will hang on him—all the descendants and the inlaws—all the little containers, bowls and all kinds of jars.
25 Tai dienā, saka Tas Kungs Cebaot, tā nagla lieksies, kas stiprā vietā bija iesista, tā lūzīs un kritīs, un tā nasta pie tās ies bojā; jo Tas Kungs to ir runājis.
So the time will come, declares the Lord Almighty, when the nail will come out of the wall, even though it was hammered in securely. It will break off and fall down, and everything hanging on it will fall down too. The Lord has spoken.
