Samuil 1 7
1 Shuning bilen Kiriat-Yéarimdiki ademler kélip Perwerdigarning ehde sanduqini élip chiqip, döngning üstidiki Abinadabning öyide qoydi we uning oghli Eliazarni ehde sanduqigha qarashqa Perwerdigargha atap békitti.
[When] the men of Kiriath-Jearim [received that message, they] came to Beth-Shemesh and took the sacred chest of Yahweh. They took it to the house of Abinadab, which was on a hillside. They appointed Abinadab’s son Eleazar to take care of the chest.
2 Ehde sanduqi Kiriat-Yéarimda qoyulghandin tartip uzun waqit, yeni yigirme yil ötti. Israilning pütkül jemeti Perwerdigarni séghindi.
The sacred chest stayed in Kiriath-Jearim for a long time—a total of 20 years. During that time all the people of Israel mourned [because it seemed that] Yahweh [had abandoned them] (OR, [and then they asked] Yahweh [to help them]).
3 We Samuil Israilning pütkül jemetige: — Eger pütün qelbinglar bilen Perwerdigarning yénigha qaytip, yatlarning ilahliri bilen Ashtarotlarni öz aranglardin yoqitip, könglünglarni Perwerdigargha baghlap, xas Uning ibaditidila bolsanglar U silerni Filistiylerning qolidin qutquzidu, dédi.
Then Samuel said to all the Israeli people, “If you truly [IDM] want to act like Yahweh’s people should, you must get rid of your statues of [the goddess] Astarte and the idols/statues of all the other foreign gods. You must decide to serve/worship only Yahweh. If you do that, he will rescue you from [the power of] [MTY] the Philistia people.”
4 Shuning bilen Israil Baallar bilen Ashtarotlarni tashlap xas Perwerdigarning ibaditidila boldi.
So the Israelis got rid of all their statues of the gods Baal and Astarte, and they worshiped only Yahweh.
5 Andin Samuil: — Pütkül Israilni Mizpah shehirige jem qilsanglar, men siler üchün Perwerdigarning aldida dua qilay, dédi.
Then Samuel told them, “All you Israeli people must gather with me at Mizpah. Then I will pray to Yahweh for you.”
6 Emdi ular Mizpahqa jem bolup, u yerde su tartip uni Perwerdigar aldigha quydi we u küni roza tutup: — Biz Perwerdigarning aldida gunah sadir qilduq, dédi. Shuning bilen Samuil Mizpahta Israillarning erz-dewaliri üstidin höküm chiqardi.
So they gathered at Mizpah, which was the town where Samuel previously was the leader of the Israeli people. They had a big ceremony there. They drew water [from a well], and poured the water on the ground while Yahweh watched. [To show that they were sorry for having worshiped idols], they did not eat any food on that day, and they confessed that they had sinned against Yahweh.
7 Filistiyler Israillarning Mizpahda jem bolghinini anglidi; Filistiylerning ghojiliri Israil bilen jeng qilghili chiqti. Israillar buni anglap Filistiylerdin qorqti.
When the kings of the Philistia area heard that the Israeli people had gathered at Mizpah, they led their armies there to attack the Israelis. When the Israelis found out that the Philistia army was approaching them, they became very afraid.
8 Israillar Samuilgha: — Biz üchün Perwerdigar Xudayimiz bizni Filistiylerning qolidin qutquzushi üchün uninggha nida qilishtin toxtimighin, dédi.
They told Samuel, “Pray to Yahweh to rescue us from the Philistia army [MTY], and do not stop pleading!”
9 Samuil anisini émiwatqan bir qozini élip toluq bir köydürme qurbanliq qilip Perwerdigargha sundi; Samuil Israilning heqqide Perwerdigargha peryad kötürdi; Perwerdigar duasini anglidi.
So Samuel took a very young lamb [and killed it] and offered it to Yahweh to be a sacrifice that was completely burned [on the altar]. Then he prayed and pleaded that Yahweh [would help] the Israelis, and Yahweh did help them.
10 Samuil köydürme qurbanliq qiliwatqanda Filistiyler Israil bilen soqushqili yéqinlap keldi. Lékin Perwerdigar shu küni Filistiylerning üstige qattiq güldürmama güldürlitip ularni alaqzade qiliwetti; shuning bilen ular Israil aldida tarmar boldi.
While Samuel was burning the offering, the Philistia army came near to attack the Israelis. But Yahweh caused it to thunder very loudly. The soldiers of the Philistia army became very frightened, and then they (became confused/did not know what to do). So the Israelis were able to defeat them.
11 Israillar Mizpahtin chiqip ularni Beyt-Karning tüwigiche qoghlap qirdi.
The Israeli men ran out of Mizpah and pursued the Philistia soldiers almost to Beth-Car [town], and killed many Philistia soldiers while they were trying to run away.
12 U waqitta Samuil bir tashni élip, uni Mizpah bilen shenning otturisida tiklep: — «Perwerdigar bizge hazirghiche yardem bériwatidu» — dep uni Eben-Ezer dep atidi.
After that happened, Samuel took a large stone and set it up between Mizpah and Jeshanah [towns]. He named the stone ‘Ebenezer’, [which means ‘stone of help’], because he said “Yahweh has helped us until the present time.”
13 Shuning bilen Filistiyler bésiqip Israilning zéminigha yene tajawuz qilmidi; Samuil [hakim] bolghan barliq künlerde Perwerdigarning qoli Filistiylerning üstige qarshi boldi;
So the Philistia people were defeated, and for a long time they did not enter the Israeli land [to attack them] again. During the time that Samuel was alive, Yahweh powerfully protected [MTY] [the Israeli people] from [being attacked by] the Philistia army.
14 shundaq qilip Ekrondin tartip Gatqiche Filistiyler Israildin éliwalghan sheherlerning hemmisi Israilgha yanduruldi; sheherlerge tewe zéminlarnimu Israil Filistiylerning qolidin yandurup aldi. Buningdin bashqa Israil bilen Amoriylar otturisida tinchliq boldi.
The Israeli army was able to capture again the Israeli villages between Ekron and Gath that the Philistia army had captured before. The Israelis were also able to take again the other areas around those cities that the Philistia army had taken [from the Israelis] previously. And there was peace between the Israelis and the Amor people-group.
15 Samuil bolsa pütün ömride Israilni soridi.
Samuel continued to be the leader of the Israeli people until he died.
16 Her yili u Beyt-El, Gilgal we Mizpahlarni aylinip, mushu yerlerde Israil üstidin höküm yürgüzetti.
As long as he was alive, every year he traveled back and forth between Bethel and Gilgal and Mizpah [cities]. In those cities he listened to disputes between people and made decisions about them.
17 Andin u Ramahqa yénip baratti; chünki uning öyi shu yerde idi hem u u yerdimu Israil üstidin höküm yürgüzetti. U u yerdimu Perwerdigargha bir qurban’gah yasighanidi.
After he listened to disputes and made decisions in each of those towns, he returned to his home at Ramah, and he would listen to people’s disputes there, also, [and make decisions about them]. And he built an altar at Ramah [to offer sacrifices] to Yahweh.
