Eksodosy 33
1 Le hoe t’Iehovà amy Mosè, Mionjona, angao ty atoy, ihe naho ondaty nampiavote’o an-tane Mitsraimeo, homb’ an-tane nifantàko amy Avrahame, am’ Ietsàke naho am’ Iakòbe ami’ty hoe: Hatoloko amo tarira’oo izay.
Then the Lord told Moses, “Leave this place, you and the people you led out of Egypt, and go to the land I promised with an oath to give to Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, telling them, ‘I will give this land to your descendants.’
2 Le hahitriko hiaolo anahareo t’i Sorotàko, handroahako i nte-Kanàney, i nte-Amòrey naho i nte-Kìtey naho i nte-Perìzey, i nte-Kìvey vaho i nte-Iebòsey,
I will send an angel out in front of you, and I will drive out the Canaanites, Amorites, Hittites, Perizzites, Hivites, and Jebusites.
3 mb’an-tane kararahen-dronono naho tantele añe; fa tsy hionjom-beo añivo’o ao iraho kera habotseko an-dalambey, ie ondaty gan-katoke.
Enter a land flowing with milk and honey, but I will not accompany you because you are a rebellious people. Otherwise I would destroy you on the way.”
4 Ie nahajanjiñe i tsara maràñe zay ondatio le nangoihoy vaho tsy ama’e ty niravake,
When the people heard these words of criticism, they mourned and didn't put on their jewelry.
5 amy natao’ Iehovà amy Mosè ty hoe, Ano ty hoe o ana’ Israeleo: Ondaty gam-pititia nahareo; aa naho nihelatse añivo’ areo ao iraho tsy ho nagodrako aniany hao? Ko miravak’ arè, hisafiriako ty hanoako.
For the Lord had previously told Moses, “Tell the people of Israel, ‘You are a rebellious people. If I was with you for just a moment, I would wipe you out. Now remove your jewelry, and I'll decide what to do with you.’”
6 Aa le hinalo’ o ana’ Israeleo am’iereo ze ravake naho bange ambohi-Koreba.
So the Israelites took off their jewelry from the time they left Mount Sinai.
7 Ie amy zay, nendese’ i Mosè i kibohoy vaho naore’e alafe’ i tobey, lavitse i tobey eñe, le nitokave’e ty hoe kibohom-pamantañañe. Aa le songa niavotse mb’ amy kivohom-pamantañañe alafe’ i tobey eiy ze nipay Iehovà.
Moses used to set up the Tent of Meeting some way outside the camp. Anyone who wanted to ask the Lord anything could go out there to the Tent of Meeting.
8 Aa naho nienga mb’amy kibohotsey mb’ eo t’i Mosè, le hene niongake ondatio sambe nijohañe an-dala’ i kiboho’ey nandrèndreke i Mose ampara-piziliha’e an-kibohotse ao.
Whenever Moses went out to the Tent, all the people would go and stand at the entrance of their tents. They would watch him until he had gone inside.
9 Aa naho nizilik’ an-kibohotse ao t’i Mosè, le nizotso mb’eo i rahoñe nijoalay nijohañe an-dala’ i kibohotsey, le nifanaontsy amy Mosè t’Iehovà.
As soon as Moses went into the Tent, the cloud column would descend and stand in the doorway as the Lord spoke with Moses.
10 Ie hene nahaisake i rahoñe nijoalay nijohañe an-dala’ i kibohotsey ondatio le sindre niongake ondatio vaho songa niambane an-dalan-kiboho’e.
When the people saw the cloud column standing in the doorway to the Tent, everyone would stand up and bow in worship at the entrance of their tents.
11 Vaho nifanaontsy am-piatrefan-daharañe t’Iehovà naho i Mosè, manahake ty fifañòhahohàm-pirañetse. Aa ie nimpoly mb’an-tobe mb’eo, tsy nienga i kibohoy ty ajalahy atao Iehosoa ana’ i None mpitoro’e.
Moses would speak to the Lord face to face as you would talk to a friend, and then returned to the camp. However, his young assistant Joshua, son of Nun, stayed in the Tent.
12 Hoe t’i Mosè am’ Iehovà: Ingo, i tsinara’o amako ty hoe: Ampionjono ondaty retoa; fa tsy nampandrendrehe’o ahy o hampindreze’o amakoo. Fa nanao ty hoe irehe, Fantako ami’ty tahina’o irehe vaho isoheñe am-pivazohoako.
Moses said to the Lord, “Look, you've been telling me, ‘Go and lead these people,’ but you haven't let me know who you're going to send with me. And yet you have stated, ‘I know you personally, and I'm happy with you.’
13 Aa naho nitendreke fañisohañe am-pihaino’o iraho le mihalaly ama’o, Atorò ahy o lala’oo, haharendrehako Azo, hahazoako falalàñe am-pihaino’o vaho ereñerèño te ondati’o ty fifeheañe toy.
Now if it's true that you're happy with me, please teach me your ways so I can get to know you, and go on pleasing you. Remember that the people of this nation are yours.”
14 Le hoe re: Hindre lia ama’o ty fiatrefako vaho hampitofàko.
The Lord replied, “I myself will go with you, and I will support you.”
15 Aa le hoe ty navale’e: Naho tsy hiaolo anay ty fiatrefa’o le ko ampionjone’o boak’ etoa.
“If you don't go with us yourself, then please don't take us away from here,” Moses responded.
16 Aa ino ty hahafohinako henaneo t’ie nitendreke fañisohañe am-pihaino’o, izaho naho ondati’oo, lehe tsy mindre ama’ay irehe? ie hampiavaheñe amy ze hene ondaty ambone’ ty tane atoy, izaho naho ondati’oo?
“How will others know that you are happy with me, and with your people, if you don't accompany us? How would anyone tell us apart—me and your people—from every other people who live on the earth?”
17 Hoe t’Iehovà amy Mosè, Toe hanoeko ka o sinaontsi’o anianio; amy te ihe nahaisa-pañosihañe am-pañenteako, toe fantako ami’ty añara’o.
The Lord told Moses, “I promise do what you've asked, because I'm happy with you and I know you personally.”
18 Le hoe re, Mihalaly ama’o, Ehe aboaho amako ty asi’o.
“Now please reveal to me your glory,” Moses asked.
19 Le hoe re: Hene hampiarieko añatrefa’o ty hasoako naho ho taroñeko aolo’o eo ty tahinañe ty hoe Iehovà; le hisoheko ze hisoheko vaho ho tretrezeko ze ho tretrezeko.
“I will make all the goodness of my character pass in front of you, I will call out the name ‘Yahweh,’ I will show grace to those I want to show grace, and I will show mercy to those I want to show mercy.
20 Hoe ka re: Tsy mete hañisake ty tareheko irehe; amy te tsy ho veloñe t’indaty mahaisak’ aze.
But you won't be able to see my face, because no one can see my face and live.”
21 Aa hoe t’Iehovà, Ingo ty toetse marine’ ahy etia, mijohaña amo vatoo;
“Come here and stand by me on this rock,” the Lord went on,
22 vaho ie miary eo ty engeko le hifireko an-tsifitsifi’ o vatoo irehe naho ho lombofa’ ty tañako t’ie miary;
“and as my glory goes by I'll put you in a crevice of the rock, and I'll cover you with my hand until I have passed by.
23 le hasintako amy zao ty tañako vaho ho isa’o ty vòhoko fe tsy isaheñe ty tareheko.
Then I'll take my hand away and you'll see my back; but you won't see my face.”
