Eksodosy 15
1 Le nisabo ty takasy toy am’ Iehovà t’i Mosè naho o ana’ Israeleo, nipoña-peo ami’ty hoe: Ho saboeko t’Iehovà, onjono an-tiotiotse ey, Nafetsa’e an-driak’ ao ty soavala reke-mpiningi’e.
Then Moses and the Israelites sang this song to the Lord: “I will sing to the Lord, for he is supreme! He has thrown the horses and their riders into the sea.
2 Haozarako naho saboko t’Iehovà, Ie fandrombahañe ahiko henaneo. Andrianañahareko re, le ho rengeko, Andrianañaharen-draeko, vaho honjoñeko.
The Lord gives me strength. He is the theme of my song. He saves me. He is my God, and I will praise him. He is my father's God, and I will honor him.
3 Fanalolahy añ’ aly t’Iehovà, Iehovà ty Tahina’e.
The Lord is like a warrior. His name is the Lord.
4 Navokovoko’e an-driak’ ao o sarete’ i Paròo naho i valobohò’ey. Nampiopoe’e an-dRia-Binda ao o roandria jinobo’eo.
He threw Pharaoh's chariots and his army into the sea. Pharaoh's best officers were drowned in the Red Sea.
5 Manafots’iareo i lalekey, nilempotse an-dalek’ ao hoe vato.
The flooding water covered them. They dropped down into the depths like a stone.
6 Toe engeñe an-kaozarañe o fità’o havanao, ry Iehovà. Fa dinorodemom-pitàn-kavana’o i rafelahiy, ry Iehovà.
Your power, Lord, is truly amazing! Your power, Lord, crushed the enemy.
7 Ami’ty hajabahinam-bolonahe’o ty anjevoña’o ambane o mivoala ama’oo. Ampihitrife’o mb’eo ty haviñera’o mahatomonto iareo hoe tain’ ava.
By your majestic power you destroyed those who opposed you. Your anger blazed out and burned them up like stubble.
8 Ami’ty fikofòm-piantsona’o ty nivotria’ i ranoy. Nitroatse hoe rindriñe i sorotombahañey; Nizitse an-tro’ i riakey o lalekeo.
You blew and the sea piled up. The waves stood straight like a wall. The depths of the ocean turned solid.
9 Hoe ty asa’ i rafelahiy: Ho horidañeko, ho trako, Ho zaraeko o dinohitseo; ie hañeneke ty haveloko. Hapontsoako ty fibarako, handrotsaha’ ty tañako.
The enemy bragged, ‘I will chase them and catch up with them. I will divide the plunder. I will eat them alive. I will swing my sword. By my hand I will destroy them.’
10 Fe nitiofe’o an-kofò’o Le nandipotse iareo i riakey. Nilempotse hoe firake An-drano nitabohazake ao.
But you blew with your breath and the sea swept over them. They sank down like lead in the swirling waters.
11 Ia amo ndrahareo ty mañirinkiriñe Azo ry Iehovà? Ia ty hambañe ama’o? Tsomerentsereñe an-kamasiñañe, mampañeveñe an-drenge, ry mpitolon-kalatsàñeo!
Who is like you among the gods, Lord? Who is like you, glorious in holiness, awesome in wonder, doing miracles?
12 Nahiti’o ty fità’o havana vaho nabea’ i taney iereo.
You acted, and the earth swallowed the Egyptians.
13 Am-pikokoa-migahiñe ty niaoloa’o ondaty nijebañe’oo. An-kafatrara’o ty nitehafa’o mb’añ’akiban-kamasiña’o mb’eo.
You led the people you saved with your trustworthy love. You will guide them in your strength to your holy home.
14 Nahajanjiñe o kilakila ondatio vaho nititititike; Fineveneverañe ty nametreke o nte-Pilistio
The nations will hear what has happened and will shake with fear. The people who live in Philistia will experience agonizing distress.
15 Nirevendreveñe o mpifehe’ i Edomeo nihondrahondra o roandria’ i Moabeo, fonga nitranake o nte-Kanàneo;
The Edomite chiefs will be terrified. The Moabite leaders will tremble. The people living in Canaan will melt away in panic.
16 nivotraha’ ty havorombeloñe naho ty hetraketrake, ami’ty haozaram-pità’o nizitse hoe vato iereo— Ampara’ te nitsake ondati’oo ry Iehovà, ampara’ te nitsake ondaty vinili’oo.
Terror and fright will fall on them. Lord, because of your great power, they will be as still as stone until your people pass by, until the people you bought pass by.
17 Hampimoahe’o ao iereo vaho haore’o am-bohi’ i lova’oy— i toem-pimoneña’o hinalanka’oy, ry Iehovà, i fipalirañe naorem-pità’oy ry Talè.
You will take your people and plant them on the mountain that you own, the place that you, Lord, have prepared as your home, the sanctuary that your hands have built, Lord.
18 Mifehe nainai’e donia t’Iehovà.
The Lord will reign forever and ever!”
19 Fa nisorogodañ’ an-driak’ ao o soavala i Paròo rekets’ o sarete’eo naho o mpiningi’eo, le nampoli’ Iehovà am’ iereo o ranon-driakeo, vaho nitsake añivo’ i riakey an-tane maike o ana’ Israeleo.
When Pharaoh's horses, chariots, and horsemen went into the sea, the Lord brought the water rushing back over them. But the Israelites walked through the sea on dry ground.
20 Nandrambe kantsàñe amy zao t’i Miriamae mpitoky, rahavave’ i Aharone, le nañorik’ aze an-kantsàñe naho tsinjake o rakemba iabio
Miriam the prophet, Aaron's sister, picked up a tambourine, and all the women followed her dancing and playing tambourines.
21 vaho nitakasie’ i Miriamae: Misaboa am’ Iehovà fa nandreketse am-pandreketam-bolonahetse. Navokovoko’e an-driak’ ao ty soavala reke-piningi’e.
Miriam sang to them: “Sing to the Lord, for he is supreme! He has thrown the horses and their riders into the sea.”
22 Aa le nendese’ i Mosè nienga i Ria-Binday t’Israele naho nionjomb’ an-dRatraratra’ i Sore. Nañavelo telo andro am-patrambey ao iereo fe tsy nahatendreke rano.
Then Moses led Israel away from the Red Sea and into the Desert of Shur. For three days they walked in the desert but couldn't find any water.
23 Ie pok’e Marà ao, le tsy nihay kamaeñe i rano’ i Marày fa nafaitse. (Izay ty nanoañe ty hoe Marà i aoy.)
When they arrived at Marah, the water there was too bitter to drink. (That's why the place is called Marah.)
24 Aa le niñeoñeo amy Mosè ondatio ami’ty hoe: Ino ty hinome’ay?
So the people complained to Moses, asking, “What are we going to drink?”
25 Le nitoreo am’Iehovà re naho nitoroa’ Iehovà ty hatae, ze nahifi’e an-drano ao nahamamy i ranoy. Teo ty nanoa’ Iehovà fañè naho zaka vaho teo ty nitsoha’e iareo.
Moses called out to the Lord for help, and the Lord showed him a piece of wood. When he threw it into the water, it became sweet. There the Lord gave them rules and instructions and also tested their loyalty to him.
26 Hoe re: Naho imanea’o haoñe ty fiarañanaña’ Iehovà Andrianañahare’o naho manao ty hahiti’e am-pivazohoa’e naho mijanjiñe o fandilia’eo vaho miambeñe o fañè’e iabio, le tsy hapoko ama’o o areteñe nafetsako amo nte-Mitsraimeoo, fa Izaho Iehovà Mpampijangañe azo.
He told them, “If you pay attention to what the Lord your God says, do what is right in his sight, obey his commands, and keep all his regulations, then I will not make you suffer from any of the diseases I gave the Egyptians because I am the Lord who heals you.”
27 Le nitotsake Elìme ao iereo, toetse an-dohan-drano manganahana folo ro’ amby naho satrañe fitom-polo; vaho nañialo marine’ o ranoo eo.
Then they traveled on to Elim, which had twelve springs of water and seventy palm trees. They set up camp there beside the water.
