Eksodosy 35
1 Natonto’ i Mosè i valobohò’ Israele iabiy vaho nanoa’e ty hoe, Hoe ty tsara linili’ Iehovà hanoe’ areo.
Moses/I gathered all the Israeli people together and said to them, “This is what Yahweh has commanded you to do:
2 Eneñ’ andro ty fitoloñan-draha, fe andro havahe’ areo ty andro fahafito, i Sabatam-pitofà am’ Iehovày. Hakoromake ze ondaty mifanehak’ ama’e.
[Each week] you may work for six days, but on the seventh day you must rest. It is a sacred day, dedicated to Yahweh. Anyone who does any work on the seventh day must be executed.
3 Ko mamiañe afo ndra aia’aia amo kivoho’ areoo ami’ty andro Sabotse.
Do not [even] light a fire in your homes on days of rest.”
4 Le nisaontsie’ i Mosè i hene valobohò’ Israeley: Inao ty nandilia’ Iehovà:
Moses/I also said to all the Israeli people, “This is [also] what Yahweh has commanded:
5 Aneseo boak’ ama’ areo ao, le ibanabanao am’ Iehovà; ze mirearea an-troke ro hañenga am’ Iehovà: ty volamena naho volafoty vaho torisìke;
Make offerings to Yahweh. Everyone who wants to should bring to Yahweh an offering. [These are the things that they may offer]: Gold, silver, bronze,
6 naho manga naho malòmavo naho mena mañabarà naho leny marerarera vaho volon’ ose;
fine white linen, blue or purple or red cloth, [cloth made from] goats’ hair,
7 le holi’ añondrilahy linoko mena naho holin-trozofisoitse naho mendorave;
rams’ skins that are (tanned/dyed red), fine leather made from goatskins, wood from acacia [trees],
8 naho solike ho ami’ty hazavañe naho hafiriañe ho ami’ty menake fañorizañe naho ho ami’ ty emboke mandrifondrifoñe;
oil for the lamps, spices to put in the olive oil for anointing and in the sweet-smelling incense,
9 naho vato sohàme naho vatosoa ho reketeñe amy kitambey naho amy takon’ arañañey.
[valuable] onyx stones or [other] valuable stones to fasten onto the [priest’s] sacred apron and put on his sacred chest pouch.
10 Le homb’etoañ’ iaby ze mahihi-tro hitsene o raha linili’ Iehovà iabio:
“All the skilled workers among you should come and make all the things that Yahweh has commanded:
11 i kivohoy, i kibohotsey naho i rako’ey, o vitra’eo naho o varambañeo, o saka’eo, o ana-kòre’eo naho o vave’eo;
The Sacred Tent and its covering, its fasteners and its frames, its crossbars, its posts, its bases,
12 i vatam-pañinay naho o bao-pitakona’eo, i toem-pijebañañey naho i lamba fañefetsey;
the sacred chest with its poles and its lid, the curtain that will separate the Holy Place from the Very Holy Place,
13 i rairaiy naho o bao’eo naho o harao’eo naho o mofo-miatrekeo;
the table with the poles [for carrying it] and all the things that will be used with the table, the sacred bread that will be offered to God,
14 le i fitàn-jiroy ho amy hazavàñey naho o harao’eo naho o jiro’eo naho ty mena’ i hazavàñey;
the lampstand for the lamps with all the things that will be used to take care of them, the oil for the lamps,
15 naho i kitrelim-pañembohañey naho o bao’eo naho i mena-pañorizañey naho i menake mañitsey naho i lamba fañefe’ i lala-pizilihañe amy kivohoiy;
the altar for [burning] incense, and the poles [for carrying that altar], the oil for anointing and the sweet-smelling incense, the curtain for the entrance of the Sacred Tent,
16 ty kitrely fisoroñañe rekets’ i tsingarakara’e torisìkey, o bao’eo naho o hene fanakeo, i fanasàñey rekets’ i foto’ey;
the altar for offering [sacrifices that will be completely] burned and its bronze grating, the poles [for carrying] that altar and all the things that will be used with it, the washbasin and its base,
17 o firadoradoañe an-kiririsao, o anakòre’eo naho o vave’eo naho ty lamba fañefe’ i lalambein-kiririsay;
the curtains [to surround] the courtyard and the posts and bases [for the posts from which to hang the curtains], the curtain for the entrance to the courtyard,
18 o tsato’ i kivohoio naho o tsato’ i kiririsaio vaho o tali’ iareoo;
the pegs and ropes for the Sacred Tent and for the courtyard,
19 o fisiky hitoloñañe amy toe-miavakeio: o saro-miava’ i Aharone mpisoroñeo; ty fisaro’ o ana’eo hitoloña’ iareo ho mpisoroñeo.
and the beautiful clothes that Aaron and his sons are to wear when they do their work in the Holy Place.”
20 Aa le nienga boak’ aolo’ i Mosè o ana’ Israele iabio.
Then all the Israeli people returned [to their tents].
21 Le nimb’eo ze hene niroroten-troke naho ze nampirearean-arofo, nanese banabana am’ Iehovà ho ami’ty fitoloñañe i kibohom-pamantañañey naho ho amy ze hene fitoroñañe ama’e vaho amo saro-miavakeo.
Everyone who wanted to brought an offering to Yahweh. They brought some of the things that would be used to make the Sacred Tent and all the other items that would be used in the rituals, and the materials to make the sacred clothes [for the priests].
22 Songa nimb’eo an-joton-troke ty lahilahy naho ampela, ninday ravake naho kiviron-oroñe naho kiviron-tsofy, bange fitomboke naho hareañe, ze bijim-bolamena iaby; vaho ze nanokañe engam-bolamena am’ Iehovà.
All the men and women who wanted to brought gold ornaments, earrings, rings, necklaces, and many other kinds of things made of gold, and they dedicated them to Yahweh.
23 Ze ondaty amam-pole manga ndra malòmavo ndra mena mañabarà ndra fole leny matify ndra volon’ ose ndra holin’ añondrilahy linoko mena ndra holin-trozofisoitse, le sambe ninday.
And many [HYP] people who had blue, purple, or red cloth or fine white linen or cloth made from goats’ hair or rams’ skins that were (tanned/dyed red) or leather made from goatskins brought some of these things.
24 Ze ondaty nañenga volafoty ndra torisìke songa nibanabana aze am’ Iehovà; naho ze nahatendrehañe mendoraveñe ho amy fitoloñañe i asaiy, sindre ninday.
All those who had silver or bronze brought them as offerings to Yahweh. All those who had some acacia wood that could be used for any of the work brought it.
25 Nandrorotse fole am-pità’e ze rakemba nahihi-tro, le nendese’e i nirorote’ey, ty manga naho ty malòmavo naho ty mena mañabarà vaho ty leny matify.
All the women who were skilled to make cloth brought fine linen thread and blue, purple, or red yarn/thread that they had made/spun.
26 Le nandrorotse volon-ose ze rakemba nonjone’ ty tro’e an-kihitse.
And all the women who wanted to made/spun thread from goats’ hair.
27 O mpifeheo ninday vato sohàme naho vato soa harekets’ amy kitambey naho amy kalan’ arañañey;
All the leaders brought valuable onyx stones and other valuable stones to be fastened to Aaron’s sacred apron and his sacred chest pouch.
28 ty emboke; naho ty menake ho amy hazavàñey, ho amy mena-pañorizañey vaho ho amy emboke mañitsey.
They also brought spices [to put in the sweet-smelling incense], and they brought olive oil for the lamps and for the oil for anointing and for putting in the sweet-smelling incense.
29 Nibanabana enga an-tsatrin’ arofo am’ Iehovà ze hene ana’ Israele ndra lahilahy ndra rakemba nihavàtse añ’ arofo, hanolora’e amo tolon-draha linili’ Iehovà hanoeñe am-pità’ i Mosèo.
All the Israeli men and women who wanted to brought these things to offer them to Yahweh, for doing the work that he had commanded Moses/me to do.
30 Le hoe t’i Mosè amo ana’ Israeleo: Ingo te kinanji’ Iehovà ami’ty tahina’e t’i Betsalale, ana’i Orý, ana’ i Kore, fifokoa’ Iehodà;
Moses/I said to the Israeli people, “Listen carefully. Yahweh has chosen Bezalel, the son of Uri and grandson of Hur, from the tribe of Judah.
31 naho nilifore’e ami’ty Arofon’ Añahare an-kihitse naho faharendrehañe, an-kilala naho amy ze satam-pitoloñañe iaby,
Yahweh has enabled his Spirit to completely control Bezalel and has given him ability and enabled him to know how to do very skilled work.
32 hisafiry naho hamoroñe, hitoloñe am-bolamena naho volafoty vaho torisìke
He can engrave skillful designs in gold, silver, and bronze.
33 naho hampisilake vatosoa ho reketeñe naho hanokitse an-katae vaho hitoloñe amy ze hene karaza satam-pitàñe.
He can cut (jewels/valuable stones) and enclose them [in tiny gold frames]. He can carve things from wood and do other skilled work.
34 Le napo’e añ’arofo’e ao ty hañòke, ie naho i Oholiabe ana’ i Ahisamake, fifokoa’ i Dane.
Yahweh has also given to him and to Oholiab, the son of Ahisamach, from the tribe of Dan, the ability to teach their skills to others.
35 Ie songa lilifore’e hihitse añ’arofo hanoa’e ze satam-panokitse naho mpamoroñe, le hamahotse am-pole manga naho malò mavo naho mena mañabarà naho leny matify hitoloñe am-panenoñañe; hitoloñe amy ze hene tolon-draha vaho hamoroñe o nisafirieñeo.
He has given to them the ability to do all kinds of work that is done by craftsmen—those who create artistic things, those who make fine white linen, those who embroider designs using blue or purple or red yarn/thread, and those who make other cloth. They are able to do many [HYP] kinds of skillful work.
