Cakarijas 11
1 Atdari savas durvis, Lībanus, lai uguns aprij tavus ciedru kokus.
Open thy doors, O Lebanon, and the fire shall eat on thy cedars.
2 Kauciet, priedes, ka ciedru koki krituši un varenie postīti. Kauciet, Basanas ozoli, ka tas biezais mežs gāzies.
Wail, fir-tree; for fallen is the cedar; those that were mighty are despoiled: wail, O ye oaks of Bashan; for the impervious forest is come down.
3 Tur ir ganu kaukšanas balss, tāpēc ka viņu godība postīta; jaunu lauvu rūkšanas balss, tāpēc ka Jardānes greznība postīta. -
[There is] the noise of the wailing of the shepherds; for wasted is their glory: [there is] the noise of the roaring of young lions; for wasted is the pride of the Jordan.
4 Tā saka Tas Kungs, mans Dievs: gani šās kaujamās avis.
Thus hath said the Lord my God, Feed the flocks [that are destined for] the slaughter;
5 Jo tie, kam tās pieder, tās nokauj un to netur par noziegumu, un ikviens no viņu pārdevējiem saka: slavēts lai ir Tas Kungs, ka esmu bagāts tapis, un viņu gani tās netaupa.
Whom their buyers slay, and hold themselves guiltless; and whose sellers say, Blessed be the Lord, for I am rich: and none of whose shepherds have pity on them.
6 Tiešām, šās zemes iedzīvotājus Es vairs netaupīšu, saka Tas Kungs: bet redzi, Es cilvēkus nodošu ikvienu viņa tuvākā rokā un viņa ķēniņa rokā, ka tiem šo zemi būs sagrauzt, un Es tos negribu izpestīt no viņu rokas.
For I will no more have pity on the inhabitants of the land, saith the Lord: but, lo, I will deliver the men every one into the hand of his neighbor, and into the hand of his king: and they shall beat down the land, and I will not deliver out of their hand.
7 Un es ganīju šās kaujamās avis, un tā arī tās nabaga avis, un es sev ņēmu divus zižļus, to vienu es nosaucu Laipnību, un to otru Saites, un ganīju tās avis.
And I had fed the flocks [that were destined for] the slaughter, —indeed, the poorest of the flocks; and I had taken unto me two staves; the one I called Mildness [[No'am]], and the other I called Concord [[Choblim]]: and I fed the flocks.
8 Un es izdeldēju trīs ganus vienā mēnesī; jo mana dvēsele tos bija apnikusi, un arī viņu dvēselei es biju riebīgs.
And I removed the three shepherds in one month; and my soul was tired of them, and also their soul abhorred me.
9 Un es sacīju: es jūs vairs neganīšu; kas mirst, lai mirst, kas zūd, lai zūd, un kas atliek, tas lai aprij cits cita miesu.
Then said I, I will not feed you: what is dying may die; and what is to be lost may be lost; and those that are left may eat every one the flesh of the other.
10 Un es ņēmu savu zizli, Laipnību, un to salauzu un iznīcināju savu derību, ko biju derējis ar visām tautām.
And I took my staff, namely, Mildness, and cut it to pieces, to annul my covenant which I had made with all the tribes.
11 Un tā tai dienā tapa iznīcināta. Tad tās nabaga avis, kas mani lika vērā, atzina, ka tas bija Tā Kunga vārds.
And when it was annulled on that day, then knew they well, truly the poorest of the flocks that waited for me, that it was the word of the Lord.
12 Un es uz tiem sacīju: ja jums patīk, tad dodat man savu algu, bet ja ne, tad lai paliek. Un tie nosvēra manu algu, trīsdesmit sudraba gabalus.
And I said unto them, If it be good in your eyes, give me my reward; and if not, forbear. So they weighed out as my reward thirty pieces of silver.
13 Un Tas Kungs uz mani sacīja: nomet to podniekam, to dārgo algu, cik dārgu tie Mani turējuši. Un es ņēmu tos trīsdesmit sudraba gabalus un tos nometu Tā Kunga namā podniekam.
And the Lord said unto me, Cast it unto the treasurer, the precious price which I am prized at by them. And I took the thirty pieces of silver, and cast them in the house of the Lord unto the treasurer.
14 Tad es salauzu savu otru zizli, Saites, un iznīcināju brālību starp Jūdu un Israēli.
Then I cut in pieces my second staff, namely, Concord, to annul the brotherhood between Judah and Israel.
15 Un Tas Kungs uz mani sacīja: ņem atkal ģeķīgā(neapdomīgā) gana rīkus.
And the Lord said unto me, Take unto thee yet the instruments of a foolish shepherd.
16 Jo redzi, Es celšu ganu zemē, kas neņem vērā bojā ejošo, nemeklē noklīdušo un nedziedina satriekto un neapkopj neveselo, bet kas ēd treknā gaļu un salauž viņu nagus.
For, lo, I raise up a shepherd in the land, who will not think of those that are lost, nor seek for that which is gone astray, nor heal that which hath [a limb] broken; who will not care for that which hath stood still; but who will eat the flesh of the fat, and devour all even to their claws.
17 Vai tam nelieša ganam, kas atstāj ganāmo pulku! Zobens pār viņa elkoni un pār viņa labo aci! Viņa elkonis kaltin lai sakalst un viņa labā acs lai pavisam izdziest!
Woe to the worthless shepherd that leaveth the flock! the sword shall be upon his arm, and upon his right eye: his arm shall utterly wither, and his right eye shall be completely blinded.
