2 Samuel 1
1 Después de la muerte de Saúl, David volvió de atacar a los amalecitas, y se quedó en Siclag durante dos días.
And it was after [the] death of Saul and David he returned from defeating Amalek and he remained David in Ziklag days two.
2 Al tercer día llegó un hombre del campamento de Saúl. Sus ropas estaban rasgadas y traía polvo sobre la cabeza. Y cuando se acercó a David, se inclinó ante él y se postró en el suelo en señal de respeto.
And it was - on the day third and there! a man [was] coming from the camp from with Saul and garments his [were] torn and earth [was] on head his and it was when came he to David and he fell [the] ground towards and he bowed down.
3 “¿De dónde vienes?” le preguntó David. “Me alejé del campamento israelita”, respondió.
And he said to him David where? from this are you coming and he said to him from [the] camp of Israel I have escaped.
4 “Cuéntame qué pasó”, le preguntó David. “El ejército huyó de la batalla”, respondió el hombre. “Muchos de ellos murieron, y también murieron Saúl y su hijo Jonatán”.
And he said to him David what? was it the word tell please to me and he said that it has fled the people from the battle and also [surely] a multitude has fallen of the people and they have died and also Saul and Jonathan son his they have died.
5 “¿Cómo sabes que murieron Saúl y Jonatán?” le preguntó David al hombre que daba el informe.
And he said David to the young man who had told to him how? do you know that he has died Saul and Jonathan son his.
6 “Casualmente estaba allí, en el monte Gilboa”, respondió. “Vi a Saúl, apoyado en su lanza, con los carros enemigos y los auriculares avanzando hacia él.
And he said the young man - who had told to him [surely] by chance I found myself on [the] mountain of Gilboa and there! Saul [was] leaning on spear his and there! the chariotry and [the] owners of the horses they overtook him.
7 Se volvió y me vio. Me llamó y le respondí: ‘Estoy aquí para ayudar’.
And he turned behind him and he saw me and he called to me and I said here [am] I.
8 “Me preguntó: ‘¿Quién eres tú?’ “Le dije: ‘Soy amalecita’.
And he said to me who? [are] you (and I said *Q(K)*) to him [am] an Amalekite I.
9 “Entonces me dijo: ‘¡Por favor, ven aquí y mátame! Estoy sufriendo una terrible agonía, pero la vida aún resiste’.
And he said to me stand please over me and kill me for it has seized me dizziness for all still life my [is] in me.
10 “Así que me acerqué a él y lo maté, porque sabía que, herido como estaba, no aguantaría mucho tiempo. Le quité la corona de la cabeza y el brazalete del brazo, y te los he traído aquí, mi señor”.
And I stood over him and I killed him for I knew that not he will live after had fallen he and I took the crown - which [was] on head his and an armlet which [was] on arm his and I brought them to lord my here.
11 Entonces David se agarró su ropa y la rasgó, así como lo habían hecho sus hombres.
And he took hold David (on garments his *Q(K)*) and he tore them and also all the men who [were] with him.
12 Se lamentaron, lloraron y ayunaron hasta la noche por Saúl y su hijo Jonatán, y por el ejército del Señor, los israelitas, que habían muerto a espada.
And they mourned and they wept and they fasted until the evening on Saul and on Jonathan son his and on [the] people of Yahweh and on [the] house of Israel for they had fallen by the sword.
13 David preguntó al hombre que le trajo el informe: “¿De dónde eres?” “Soy hijo de un extranjero”, respondió, “soy amalecita”.
And he said David to the young man who had told to him where? from this [are] you and he said [am the] son of a man a sojourner an Amalekite I.
14 “¿Por qué no te preocupaste por matar al ungido del Señor?” preguntó David.
And he said to him David how? not were you afraid to stretch out hand your to destroy [the] [one] anointed of Yahweh.
15 David llamó a uno de sus hombres y le dijo: “¡Adelante, mátalo!”. Así que el hombre cortó al amalecita y lo mató.
And he called David to one from the young men and he said draw near fall on him and he struck down him and he died.
16 David le dijo al amalecita: “Tu muerte es culpa tuya, porque has testificado contra ti mismo al decir: ‘Yo maté al ungido del Señor’”.
And he said to him David (blood your *Q(K)*) [be] on head your for own mouth your it has testified against you saying I I killed [the] [one] anointed of Yahweh.
17 Entonces David cantó este lamento por Saúl y su hijo Jonatán.
And he lamented David the lamentation this on Saul and on Jonathan son his.
18 Ordenó que se enseñara al pueblo de Judá. Se llama “el Arco” y está registrado en el Libro de los Justos:
And he said to teach [the] descendants of Judah Bow here! [it is] written on [the] scroll of the Jashar.
19 “Israel, el glorioso yace muerto en tus montañas. ¡Cómo han caído los poderosos!
The beauty O Israel on high places your [is] slain how! they have fallen [the] mighty [ones].
20 No lo anuncies en la ciudad de Gat, no lo proclames en las calles de Ascalón, para que las mujeres filisteas no se alegren, para que las mujeres paganas no lo celebren.
May not you tell in Gath may not you bear news in [the] streets of Ashkelon lest they should rejoice [the] daughters of [the] Philistines lest they should exult [the] daughters of the uncircumcised.
21 ¡Montes de Gilboa, que no caiga rocío ni lluvia sobre ustedes! Que no tengas campos que produzcan ofrendas de grano. Porque allí fue profanado el escudo de los poderosos; el escudo de Saúl, ya no se cuida con aceite de oliva.
O mountains in Gilboa may not dew and may not rain [be] on you and fields of contributions for there it was defiled [the] shield of [the] mighty [ones] [the] shield of Saul not [was] anointed with oil.
22 Jonatán con su arco no se retiró de atacar al enemigo; Saúl con su espada no regresó con las manos vacías de derramar sangre.
From [the] blood of [those] slain from [the] fat of [the] mighty [ones] [the] bow of Jonathan not it turned back backwards and [the] sword of Saul not it returned empty.
23 Durante su vida, Saúl y Jonatán fueron muy queridos y agradables, y la muerte no los dividió. Eran más rápidos que las águilas, más fuertes que los leones.
Saul and Jonathan lovable and pleasant in lives their and in death their not they were separated more than eagles they were swift more than lions they were strong.
24 Mujeres de Israel, lloren por Saúl, que les ha dado ropas finas de color escarlata adornadas con adornos de oro.
O daughters of Israel because of Saul weep who clothed you scarlet with luxuries who brought up ornament[s] of gold on clothing your.
25 ¡Cómo han caído los poderosos en la batalla! Jonatán yace muerto en vuestros montes.
How! they have fallen [the] mighty [ones] in [the] middle of the battle Jonathan on high places your [is] slain.
26 ¡Lloro tanto por ti, hermano mío Jonatán! ¡Eras tan querido para mí! Tu amor por mí era tan maravilloso, más grande que el amor de las mujeres.
It is distress to me on you O brother my Jonathan you were pleasant to me very it was wonderful love your to me more than [the] love of women.
27 ¡Cómo han caído los poderosos! ¡Las armas de la guerra han desaparecido!”
How! they have fallen [the] mighty [ones] and they have perished [the] weapons of war.
