Eksodosy 32
1 Aa naho nirendre’ ondatio te nalaom-pizotso boak’ ambohitse añe t’i Mosè, le niropak’ amy Aharone ondatio nanao ty hoe, Miongaha, andranjio ndrahare zahay, hiaolo anay; fa i Mosè zay, indaty ninday antika niavotse an-tane Mitsraimey, nofi’ay ty nizò aze.
When the people realized how long Moses was taking before he came back down the mountain, they went together to see Aaron. They told him, “Get up! Make some gods for us who can lead us because this man Moses who brought us out of the land of Egypt—we don't know what's happened to him!”
2 Aa hoe t’i Aharone am’ iereo, Apitsoho an-tsofim-bali’ areo naho amo ana-dahy naho anak’ ampela’ areoo o bange volamenao, le endeso amako.
“Bring to me the gold earrings that your wives, sons, and daughters are wearing,” Aaron replied.
3 Aa le napitso’ ondaty iabio o bange volamena an-dravembia’ iareoo vaho nendese’ iereo mb’ amy Aharone mb’eo.
So everyone took off the gold earrings they were wearing and brought them to Aaron.
4 Rinambe’e am-pità’ iareo naho nitsene’e amam-pisokirañe naho namboare’e bania nitranaheñe, vaho hoe iereo, Intoy o ndrahare’oo, ry Israele, i ninday azo niakatse an-tane Mitsraimey.
He took what they gave him and using a molding tool cast an idol in the shape of a bull calf. They shouted out, “Israel, these are the gods that brought you out of the land of Egypt.”
5 Aa naho nioni’ i Aharone, le nandranjy kitrely aolo’eo vaho nikoike ty hoe: Hamaray ty ho takataka am’ Iehovà.
When Aaron saw this, he built an altar in front of the golden calf and shouted out, “Tomorrow will be a festival to honor the Lord!”
6 Le nitroatse maraindrain-tsikiake iereo te loak’ andro nisoroñe naho nanese engam-panintsiñañe; le niambesatse ondatio nikama naho ninoñe vaho niongake le nihisa.
Early the next day they sacrificed burnt offerings and presented peace offerings. Then they sat down to celebrate with eating and drinking. Then they got up to dance, and it became like an orgy.
7 Le hoe t’Iehovà amy Mosè, Akia mizotsoa! Fa naniva vatañe ondaty nendese’o niavotse an-tane Mitsraimeo
Then the Lord told Moses, “Get back down, because your people that you brought out of Egypt are acting immorally.
8 fa nivike aniany amy làlañe linilikoy; ie nampitranake sare bania naho nitalahoa’e naho nisoroña’e vaho nanao ty hoe, Intoy o ndrahare’oo, ry Israele, i ninday azo nienga an-tane Mitsraimey!
They have been so quick to abandon the way I ordered them to follow. They have made a metal bull calf idol for themselves, bowing before it in worship and offering sacrifices to it. They're saying, ‘These are the gods that brought you out of the land of Egypt.’”
9 Hoe t’Iehovà amy Mosè, Fa nitreako ondatio; inao! toe ondaty gam-pititia!
“I know what these people are like,” the Lord continued saying to Moses. “They are so rebellious!
10 Ie amy zao, angao iraho, hiforoforoa’ ty haboseko, ho forototoeko, vaho ihe ty hanoeko foko ra’elahy.
Now leave me! I am angry with them—let me finish them off! I will make you into a great nation.”
11 Fe niambane am’ Iehovà Andrianañahare’e t’i Mosè nanao ty hoe: Ry Iehovà, ino ty isolebora’ ty fifombo’o am’ondati’o nindese’o niakatse an-tane Mitsraime añe an-kaozaran-dra’elahy vaho an-kafatraram-pitàñeo.
But Moses pleaded with the Lord his God, saying, “Why are you angry with the people you brought out of the land of Egypt with tremendous power and great strength?
12 Aa vaho tsy hatao’ o nte-Mitsraimeo ty hoe te Nakare’e hijoia’e, hañohofa’e loza ambohitseo vaho ho mongore’e an-tane atoy? Iambohò o fifombo’o miloroloroo vaho ferenaiño tsy hampianto ondati’oo.
Why should the Egyptians be able to say, ‘He brought them out with the evil purpose of killing them in the mountains, wiping them off the face of the earth’? Turn from your fierce anger. Please change your mind over the threat against your people.
13 Tiahio i Avrahame, Ietsàke vaho Israele mpitoro’o nifantà’o am-pañova’o naho nitsara’o ty hoe: Hampitomboeko ho mira amo vasian-dikerañeo ty ia’ o tarira’ areoo naho ze hene tane nivolañeko te hatoloko an-tarira’ areo vaho ho lovae’ iareo nainai’ey.
Remember you swore a promise your servants Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, telling them, ‘I will make your descendants as numerous as the stars of heaven, and give you all the land I promised to them, and they shall own it forever.’”
14 Aa le niheve’ Iehovà ty fandrotsahañe nisafirie’e hanoeñe am’ondati’eo.
The Lord changed his mind over the disaster he threatened to cause his people.
15 Nitolik’ amy zao t’i Mosè nizotso amy vohitsey, am-pità’eo i ravem-bato roe’ i fañinay rey, rave’e sinokitse ami’ty lafe’e roe, aolo’e vaho amboho’e.
Moses turned and went down the mountain, carrying the two stone tablets of the Law written on both sides.
16 Sàtan’ Añahare i rave’e rey vaho sokin’ Añahare i sokitse finandrak’ amo rave’eoy.
God had made the tablets, and God had engraved the writing himself.
17 Ie jinanji’ Iehosoa ty korà’ ondatio ami’ty fikontsiaña’e le hoe re amy Mosè: Hoe fikorahan’aly ty an-tobe ao.
When Joshua heard all the shouting from the camp, he said to Moses, “It sounds like fighting in the camp!”
18 Fa hoe re, Tsy ty fitreñam-pandrebake naho tsy ty fangoihoia’ o giokeo, fa ty fivolam-pihisa ty tsanoñeko.
But Moses replied, “These are not the shouts of victory or of defeat. What I'm hearing is people partying!”
19 Aa ie narine i tobey naho nahaisake i baniay naho i tsinjakey, le niforoforo ty haviñera’ i Mosè naho navokovokom-pità’e i rave’e rey le nivolentsa am-poto’ i vohitsey.
As he approached the camp he saw the bull calf idol and the dancing. He got so angry that he threw down the stone tablets and smashed them there at the foot of the mountain.
20 Rinambe’e i bania tsinène’ iereoy le tineno’e añ’afo ao naho nilisane’e ho deboke naho nafitse’e an-tarehe’ i ranoy vaho nampinome’e o ana’ Israeleo.
He took the bull calf and burned it, and ground it into powder. Then he mixed this with water and made the Israelites drink it.
21 Le hoe t’i Mosè amy Aharone, Ino ty nanoa’ ondaty retia te nampanoe’o hakeo jabajaba hoe zao.
Then Moses asked Aaron, “What did these people do to you that you made them sin so badly?”
22 Aa hoe t’i Aharone, Ko anga’o hangosasàke ty fifombo’ i talèkoy; fohi’o ondatio, te raty tsereke.
“Please don't get angry with me, my lord,” Aaron replied, “You yourself know how liable these people are to do evil.
23 Ie nanao ty hoe amako, Itseneo ndrahare hiaolo anay; fa i Mosè zay, indaty ninday anay niavotse an-tane Mitsraimey, nofi’ay ty nizo aze.
They told me, ‘Make some gods for us who can lead us because this man Moses who brought us out of the land of Egypt—we don't know what's happened to him!’
24 Le nanoako ty hoe, Ze am-bolamena, afaho; natolo’ iereo le nafetsako añate-afo ao vaho niboake ty bania tia.
So I said to them, ‘Anybody who has gold jewelry, take it off and give it to me.’ I threw the gold into the furnace and out came this bull calf.”
25 Aa naho nioni’ i Mosè te nitsamborohotake ondatio (amy t’ie nampidadae’ i Aharone hitsikiha’ o rafelahi’ iareoo),
Moses saw the people going completely wild because Aaron had let them, and that this had brought ridicule on them from their enemies.
26 le nijohañe am-pizilihañe an-tobe ao t’i Mosè nanao ty hoe, Ze mpiam’ Iehovà, mb’ amako mb’ etoa! Le hene nifanontoñe ama’e o ana’ i Levio.
So he went and stood at the entrance to the camp, and shouted out, “Whoever is on the Lord's side, come and join me!” All the Levites gathered around him.
27 Le hoe re am’ iereo, Hoe t’Iehovà Andrianañahare’ Israele: Songa mañombea fibara añ’ila’e, le mibelobeloa boak’ an-dalambey pak’ an-dalambei’ ty tobe toy le manjevoña: sindre an-drahalahi’e, songa an-drañe’e vaho fonga an-dongo’e.
Moses told them, “This is what the Lord, the God of Israel says: Each of you strap on a sword. Then go all through the camp from one end to the other and kill your brothers, friends, and neighbors.”
28 Aa le nanoe’ o ana’ i Levio i nisaontsia’ i Mosèy vaho miha-telo arivo t’indaty nikoromak’ amy andro zay.
The Levites did what Moses had told them, and that day around 3,000 men were killed.
29 Aa hoe t’i Mosè, Fa nanokam-batañe am’ Iehovà nahareo anindraoany, amy te fonga niatreatre anadahy naho rahalahy, hanoloram-pitahiañe ama’ areo anito.
Moses told the Levites, “Today you have dedicated yourselves to the Lord because you took action against your sons and brothers. Today you have gained a blessing for yourselves.”
30 Ie amy loak’ àndroy, hoe t’i Mosè am’ ondatio, Inao! Inahareo’nio, fa nandilatse an-kakeo jabajaba! aa le hiañambone mb’ am’ Iehovà mb’eo hey iraho; hera hahafijebañe i tahi’ areoy.
The following day Moses spoke to the people, saying, “You have sinned very badly. But now I will go up to the Lord. Maybe I can get him to forgive your sin.”
31 Aa le nibalike mb’am’ Iehovà mb’eo t’i Mosè nanao ty hoe, Hoy Aba! ty habey hakeo’ ondatio te namboatse ndrahare volamena.
So Moses went back to the Lord. He said, “Please—the people have sinned very badly by making gods of gold for themselves.
32 Aa ie henane zao naho mete, apoho ty tahi’ iareo, fa naho tsie, faopaoho amy boke sinoki’oy ty añarako.
But now, if you will, forgive their sin. Otherwise just blot me out of the scroll in which you keep your records.”
33 Le hoe t’Iehovà amy Mosè, Ze nandilatse amako, ie ty ho faoheko amy bokekoy.
But the Lord replied to Moses, “It's those who sinned against me who will be blotted out of my scroll.
34 Aa le akia hey, Iaolò mb’ amy toetse natoroko azoy mb’eo ondatio; hehe, hiaolo azo i irakoy vaho amy andro fitilihañey ty hampitilihako i tahi’ iareoy.
Now go and lead the people to the place I told you about. Look, my angel will go before you, but at the time I decide to punish, I will punish them for their sin.”
35 Aa le nahitri’ Iehovà am’ondatio ty angorosy ty amy bania namboare’ iereoy, i tsinene’ i Aharoney.
The Lord brought a plague on the people because they made Aaron make the bull calf.
