Deotoronomia 23
1 Tsy hiheo am-pivori’ Iehovà ty aman-tabiry dinemoke ndra filahiañe nianto.
No man whose private parts have been wounded or cut off may come into the meeting of the Lord's people.
2 Tsy hitraok’ ami’ty fivori’ Iehovà ty anak’ amontoñe; tsy hizilik’ am-pivori’ Iehovà ao re pak’an-tarira’e faha folo.
One whose father and mother are not married may not come into the meeting of the Lord's people, or any of his family to the tenth generation.
3 Tsy himoak’ am-pivori’ Iehovà ao t’i nte-Amone ndra t’i nte-Moabe; tsy hizilik’ am-pivori’ Iehovà ao re pak’ an-tarira’e faha folo,
No Ammonite or Moabite or any of their people to the tenth generation may come into the meeting of the Lord's people:
4 amy t’ie tsy nanalaka anahareo ninday mahakama naho rano amy lalañe niakara’ areo i Mitsraimey; mbore tinambe’ iereo ty ama’o i Balame ana’ i Beore nte-Petore boak’ arame-Naharaime hañozoñe azo.
Because they gave you no bread or water on your way, when you came out of Egypt: and they got Balaam, the son of Peor, from Pethor in Aram-naharaim to put curses on you.
5 Fe tsy nihaoñe’ Iehovà Andrianañahare’o t’i Balame; le nafote’ Iehovà Andrianañahare’o ho tata ama’o o ozoñeo ami’ty fikokoa’ Iehovà Andrianañahare’o azo.
But the Lord your God would not give ear to Balaam, but let the curse be changed into a blessing to you, because of his love for you.
6 Tsy hipaia’o fañanintsiñe, ndra firaoraoañe, amo fonga andro’oo.
Do nothing for their peace or well-being for ever.
7 Tsy ho heje’o ty nte-Edome fa rahalahi’o; le tsy ho heje’o ty nte-Mitsraime fa nirenetàne an-tane’e ao.
But have no hate for an Edomite, because he is your brother, or for an Egyptian, for you were living in his land.
8 Mete mitraok’ am-pivori’ Iehovà ao o anake nasama’ iereoo ami’ty tarira’e faha telo.
Their children in the third generation may come into the meeting of the Lord's people.
9 Ie mionjoñe mb’eo am-pirimboñan-dahin-defoñe hiatreatre an-drafelahi’o, le ifoneño ze atao haratiañe.
When you go out to war and put your tents in position, keep from every evil thing.
10 Aa naho ama’ areo ao t’indaty tsy malio ty amy fiorihan-kaleñey, le hiavotse i tobey re, vaho tsy himoak’ amy tobey ao;
If any man among you becomes unclean through anything which has taken place in the night, he is to go out from the tent-circle and keep outside it:
11 ie miroñe ty andro le hiandro re vaho hizilik’ an-tobe ao te motak’andro.
But when evening comes near, let him take a bath: and after sundown he may come back to the tents.
12 Le tsy mete tsy amam-piveñañe alafe’ i tobey irehe hiamontoña’o;
Let there be a place outside the tent-circle to which you may go;
13 naho an-karo’o ao ty pitre, aa le ie hitsotake ro hitrabake, vaho hitolike handembefa’o o niamontoñe’oo.
And have among your arms a spade; and when you have been to that place, let that which comes from you be covered up with earth:
14 Amy te midraidraitse añivo’ i tobe’oy t’Iehovà Andrianañahare’o, handrombak’ azo, hañitoa’e aolo’o eo o rafelahi’oo; aa le hiavake ty tobe’o, tsy hahavazohoa’e raha maleotse ama’o ao hiambohoa’e.
For the Lord your God is walking among your tents, to keep you safe and to give up into your hands those who are fighting against you; then let your tents be holy, so that he may see no unclean thing among you, and be turned away from you.
15 Tsy hasese’o ami’ty tompo’e ty ondevo niborofotse amy tompo’ey naho nimb’ ama’o mb’eo.
Do not give back to his master a servant who has gone in flight from his master and come to you:
16 Himoneñe ama’o ao re, añivo’o ao amy ze toetse joboñe’e, naho amy ze rova mahafale ty tro’e, vaho ko ampisoañeñe.
Let him go on living among you in whatever place is most pleasing to him: do not be hard on him.
17 Tsy ho amo anak’ ampela’ Israeleo ty tsimirirañe, ndra ty ana-dahi’ Israele mpiharo aman-dahy.
No daughter of Israel is to let herself be used as a loose woman for a strange god, and no son of Israel is to give himself to a man.
18 Tsy ho banabanae’o añ’ anjomba’ Iehovà Andrianañahare’o ao ty tamben-kakarapiloañe ndra ty tamben’ amboa hañavaha’o fànta, fa songa tiva am’ Iehovà Andrianañahare’o i roe rey.
Do not take into the house of the Lord your God, as an offering for an oath, the price of a loose woman or the money given to one used for sex purposes in the worship of the gods: for these two things are disgusting to the Lord your God.
19 Ko ampisongoeñe hitake ana’e aman-dongo’o, ndra fitomboan-drala, ndra fitomboam-baty ndra fitomboañ’ inoñ’ inoñe mete ampisongoeñe rekets’ ana’e.
Do not take interest from an Israelite on anything, money or food or any other goods, which you let him have:
20 Azo’o angalañ’ ana’e ty renetane nampisongoe’o, f’ie longo, tsy hangala’o ana’e ze ampisongoe’o soa te hitahy azo t’Iehovà Andrianañahare’o am-pitoloña’o iaby an-tane hiziliha’o ho tavane’o ao.
From men of other nations you may take interest, but not from an Israelite: so that the blessing of the Lord your God may be on everything to which you put your hand, in the land which you are about to take as your heritage.
21 Ie mifanta am’ Iehovà Andrianañahare’o, ko aìke ty hañenefa’o aze amy te tsy mete tsy hipaia’ Iehovà Andrianañahare’o, vaho ho hakeo ama’o.
When you take an oath to the Lord, do not be slow to give effect to it: for without doubt the Lord your God will make you responsible, and will put it to your account as sin.
22 F’ie tsy hanan-tahiñe te mifoneñe tsy hifanta.
But if you take no oath, there will be no sin.
23 Ano am-pahimbañañe ze miakatse am-pivimbi’o; manahake te fanta nisatrie’o am’ Iehovà Andrianañahare’o, i nampitamam-palie’oy.
Whatever your lips have said, see that you do it; for you gave your word freely to the Lord your God.
24 Naho iziliha’o ty tanem-balobo’ ondatio le azo’o kamaeñe o valobo’eo ampara’ te ànjañe, ze satrie’o, f’ie tsy ampijoña’o an-karo’o ao.
When you go into your neighbour's vine-garden, you may take of his grapes at your pleasure, but you may not take them away in your vessel.
25 Ie miranga tonda’ ondaty miriñariña mahakama, le azo’o tifoeñe an-taña’o ty loha’e fe tsy añoharam-pitatahañe i mahakaman-drañe’o miriñariñay.
When you go into your neighbour's field, you may take the heads of grain with your hand; but you may not put your blade to his grain.
