Padishahlar 2 6
1 Peyghemberlerning shagirtliri Élishagha: — Mana bizge séning aldingda turuwatqan yérimiz tar keldi.
One day a group of prophets said to Elisha, “Look, this place where we meet together with you is very small.
2 Iordan deryasining boyigha bérip, herbirimiz birdin yaghach élip, shu yerde turidighan’gha bir turalghu öy yasayli, — dédi. — Béringlar, dep jawab berdi u.
Allow us to go to the Jordan [River and cut down some trees to make] logs to build a new meeting place.” So Elisha said, “Okay, go.”
3 Ularning biri yene: — Iltipat qilip qeminiliring bilen birge barghin, dédi. U: — Bille baray, dédi.
One of them said to Elisha, “Please come with us.” So Elisha replied, “Okay, I will go with you.”
4 U ular bilen mangdi. Ular Iordan deryasigha bérip, derex késishke bashlidi.
So they went together. When they reached the Jordan [River], they cut down some trees.
5 Lékin ularning biri derex késiwatqanda paltining béshi sugha chüshüp ketti. U warqirap: — Way ghojam, bu ötne alghan palta idi, dédi.
But while one of them was cutting down a tree, suddenly the axe head [separated from the handle and] fell into the water. He cried out to Elisha, “O, Master, what shall I do? [The axe is not mine]; I borrowed it!”
6 Xudaning adimi: Nege chüshti, dep soridi. U chüshken yerni körsitip berdi. U bir shaxni késip, uni sugha tashliwidi, Paltining béshi leylep chiqti.
Elisha replied, “Where did it fall into the water?” After the man showed him the place, Elisha cut off a stick, and threw it into the water, and caused the iron axe head to float [on top of the water].
7 U: Uni qolunggha alghin, déwidi, u kishi qolini uzutup uni tutuwaldi.
Elisha said, “Take it out of the water.” So the man reached his hand down and picked up the axe head.
8 Suriyening padishahi Israil bilen jeng qiliwatatti. U öz xizmetkarliri bilen meslihetliship, palanchi-pokunchi yerde bargah tikimen, dep békitetti.
Whenever the king of Syria [prepared to send his army to] fight against Israel, he first consulted his officers, and then told them where they should set up their tents.
9 Xudaning adimi Israilning padishahigha xewer ewitip: — Sen palanchi-pokunchi yerge bérishtin éhtiyat qilghin, chünki Suriyler u yerge chüshmekchi, dédi.
But each time, Elisha would send a message to warn the king of Israel, [telling him where the army of Syria was planning to attack them, ] saying, “Be sure that your army does not go near that place, because the army of Syria has set up their tents there.”
10 U waqitlarda Israilning padishahi Xudaning adimi özige körsetken jaygha adem ewetip u yerdiki ademlirige éhtiyat qilishni agahlandurdi. Bundaq ish birqanche qétim boldi.
So the king of Israel would send [messengers] to warn [the people who lived in] that place, and the people would remain on guard. That happened several times.
11 Buning sewebidin Suriyening padishahi könglide qattiq achchiqlinip, öz xizmetkarlirini chaqirip ulardin: — Arimizdin kimning Israilning padishahi teripide turidighanliqini manga körsitip bermemsiler?! — dep soridi.
The king of Syria was very upset/disturbed/angry about that. So he summoned his army officers and said to them, “[Obviously] one of you is (betraying us/revealing our plans) to the king of Israel. Which one of you is doing it?”
12 Lékin xizmetkarlirining biri: — I ghojam padishah undaq emes; belki Israilda turidighan Élisha dégen peyghember sen yatqan hujrangda qilghan sözliringni Israil padishahigha éytip béridu, — dédi.
One of his officers answered, “Your Majesty, it is not one of us. Elisha the prophet [knows what we plan to do, and he] tells the king of Israel everything. He even knows what you say in your own bedroom!”
13 U: Bérip uning nede ikenlikini paylap kélinglar, men adem mangdurup uni tutup kéley, dédi. Ular: — U Dotan shehiride iken, dep xewer qildi.
The king of Syria replied, “Go and find out where he is, and I will send [some men there] to capture him.” Someone told him, “People say that he is in Dothan [town north of Samaria].”
14 Shuning bilen u shu yerge atliqlar, jeng harwiliri we zor bir qoshunni mangdurdi. Ular kéchisi yétip kélip sheherni qorshiwaldi.
So the king sent a large group of soldiers [to Dothan] with horses and chariots. They arrived at night and surrounded the town.
15 Xudaning adimining maliyi seherde turup chiqsa, mana, bir atliqlar we jeng harwiliri qoshuni sheherni qorshiwalghanidi. Malay uninggha: Apla, i ghojam, qandaq qilarmiz? — dédi.
Early the next morning, Elisha’s servant got up and went outside the house. He saw the soldiers of Syria with their horses and chariots surrounding the town. So he went inside [the house and reported it to Elisha] and exclaimed, “O, sir! What are we going to do?”
16 Lékin u: Qorqmighin; mana biz bilen birge bolghanlar ular bilen birge bolghanlardin köptur, dédi.
Elisha replied, “Do not be afraid! Those who will be helping us will be more than those who will be helping them!”
17 Emdi Élisha dua qilip: I Perwerdigar, malayimning közlirini köreleydighan qilip achqaysen, dédi. U waqitta Perwerdigar yigitning közlirini achti we u eyni ehwalni kördi; mana, pütkül tagh Élishani chöridep turghan yalqunluq at we jeng harwiliri bilen tolghanidi.
Then he prayed, “Yahweh, I request that you open my servant’s eyes in order that he can see [what is out there]!” So Yahweh enabled the servant to look out and see that surrounding the hill on which the town [was built] was a huge number of horses, and chariots made of fire!
18 Suriyler chüshüp u terepke kelgende, Élisha Perwerdigargha dua qilip: Bu xelqni korluq bilen urghin, dédi. Shuning bilen U Élishaning tiliki boyiche ularni korluq bilen urdi.
When the army of Syria prepared to attack Elisha, he prayed again, saying, “Yahweh, cause all these soldiers to become blind!” Yahweh answered his prayer and caused them to be unable to see clearly.
19 Élisha ulargha: Bu [siler izdigen] yol emes we [siler izdigen] sheher emes; méning keynimdin egishinglar, silerni siler izdigen ademning qéshigha bashlap baray, dep ularni Samariyege bashlap bardi.
Then Elisha went to them and said, “You are not on the right road; this is not the city that you are searching for. I will take you to the man whom you are searching for.” But he led them to Samaria, [the capital of Israel]!
20 We shundaq boldiki, ular Samariyege kirgende Élisha: I Perwerdigar, ularning közlirini köreleydighan qilip achqaysen, dédi. Perwerdigar ularning közlirini achti; we mana, ular Samariyening otturisida turatti.
As soon as they entered Samaria, Elisha prayed again, saying, “Yahweh, now enable these soldiers to see correctly again!” So Yahweh enabled them to see correctly, and they were surprised to see that they were inside Samaria [city].
21 Israilning padishahi ularni körgende Élishadin: I atam, ularni öltürüwéteymu? Ularni öltürüwéteymu? dep soridi.
When the king of Israel saw them, he said to Elisha, “Sir, shall I [tell my soldiers to] kill them? Shall we kill all of them?”
22 U: — Sen ularni öltürme; hetta özüng qilich we oqyaying bilen esir qilghanliringni öltürmeydighan yerde, bularni öltürüshke bolamti? Eksiche, ularning aldigha nan, su qoyghin; shuning bilen ular yep-ichip öz ghojisigha yénip ketsun, dédi.
Elisha replied, “No, you must not kill them. If your army captured many of your enemies in a battle, you would certainly not [RHQ] kill them. Give these men something to eat and drink, and then allow them to return to their king.”
23 Shundaq qilip, u ulargha chong ziyapet berdi; ular yep-ichip bolghandin kéyin, andin ularni yolgha saldi. Ular ghojisining yénigha qaytti. Shuningdin kéyin Suriyedin bulangchilar shaykiliri Israilning zéminigha qayta bésip kirmidi.
So the king of Israel did that. He told his servants to provide a big feast for them. And when they had eaten and drunk plenty, he sent them away. They returned to the king of Syria [and told him what had happened]. So for a while after that, soldiers from Syria stopped raiding/attacking towns in Israel.
24 Kéyin shundaq boldiki, Suriyening padishahi Ben-Hadad pütkül qoshunini yighip Samariyeni muhasirige aldi.
But some time later, Ben-Hadad, the king of Syria, assembled his entire army, and they went to Samaria and surrounded the city [for a long time].
25 Shuning bilen Samariyede zor acharchiliq boldi. Ular uni shunche uzun qamal qildiki, bir éshek béshi seksen shekel kümüshke, we kepter mayiqining bir chinisining töttin biri besh shekel kümüshke yaraytti.
Because of that, after a while there was hardly any food left inside the city, with the result that eventually a donkey’s head, [which was usually worthless, ] cost eighty pieces of silver, and (one cup/0.3 liter) of dove’s dung cost five pieces of silver.
26 Israilning padishahi sépilning üstidin ötkende, bir ayal uninggha: I ghojam padishah, yardem bergine! dep peryad kötürdi.
One day when the king of Israel was walking on top of the city wall, a woman cried out to him, “Your Majesty, help me!”
27 U: Eger Perwerdigar sanga yardem bermise, men sanga qandaq yardem qilay? Ya xamandin ya üzüm kölchikidin yardem tépilamdu?, — dédi.
He replied, “If Yahweh will not help you, I certainly cannot [RHQ] help you. I certainly [RHQ] do not have any wheat or wine!
28 Padishah emdi uningdin yene: Néme derding bar? dep soridi. U: Mana bu xotun manga: Oghlungni bergin, biz uni bügün yeyli. Ete bolsa méning oghlumni yeymiz, dédi.
What is your problem?” She replied, “Several days ago, that woman [over there] said to me, ‘[Because we have nothing left to eat, ] let’s kill your son today, in order that we can eat his flesh. Then tomorrow we can [kill] my son [and] eat his flesh.’
29 U waqitta biz méning oghlumni qaynitip pishurup yéduq. Etisi men uninggha: Emdi sen oghlungni bergin, uni yeyli désem, u öz oghlini yoshurup qoydi, — dédi.
So we [killed my son and cut his body up and] boiled his flesh and ate it. The next day, I said to her, ‘Now give your son to me, in order that we can [kill him and cook his flesh and] eat it.’ But she has hidden her son!”
30 Padishah ayalning sözini anglap kiyimlirini yirtip-yirtiwetti. U sépilda kétiwatqanda, xelq uning kiyimining ichige, yeni étige böz kiygenlikini körüp qaldi.
When the king heard what the woman said, he tore his robe [to show that he was very distressed]. The people who were standing close to the wall were able to see that the king was wearing rough cloth underneath his robe [because he was very distressed].
31 [Padishah]: — Eger Shafatning oghli Élishaning béshi bügün ténide qalsa, Xuda méning béshimni alsun we uningdinmu artuq jazalisun! — dédi.
The king exclaimed, “I wish/hope that God will strike me dead if I do not cut off the head of Elisha today, [because he is the one who has caused these terrible things to happen to us]!”
32 Emma Élisha öz öyide olturatti; aqsaqallarmu uning bilen bille olturghanidi. Padishah uning aldigha bir ademni mangdurghanidi. Lékin u xewerchi u yerge yétip barmayla, Élisha aqsaqallargha: — Mana bu jallatning balisining béshimni alghili adem mangdurghanliqini kördünglarmu? Emdi xewerchi kelgende ishikni ching taqap ichidin tiriwélinglar. Mana uning keynidin kelgen ghojisining qedimining awazi angliniwatmamdu? — dédi.
So the king sent an officer to get Elisha. Before the officer arrived, Elisha was sitting in his house with some Israeli elders who were talking with him. Elisha said to them, “That murderer, [the king of Israel, ] is sending someone here to kill me. Listen: When he arrives, shut the door and do not allow him to come in. And the king will be coming right behind that officer!”
33 U ular bilen sözlishiwatqanda, mana xewerchi uning qéshigha chüshüp kélip: «Padishah: «Mana bu balayi’apetning özi Perwerdigar teripidin keldi; men zadi néme dep Perwerdigargha yene ümid baghliyalarmen?» deydu, dédi.
And while he was still speaking, the king and the officer arrived. The king said, “It is Yahweh who has caused us to have all this trouble/suffering. (Why should I wait any longer [RHQ] for him to do something [to help us]?/It is useless for me to wait any longer for him [to help us]!)”
