Batur Hakimlar 6
1 Israillar Perwerdigarning neziride rezil bolghanni qildi; shuning bilen Perwerdigar ularni yette yilghiche Midiyaniylarning qoligha tapshurup berdi.
Again the Israelis did things that Yahweh said were very evil. So he allowed the people of Midian to conquer them and rule them for seven years.
2 U waqitta Midiyaniylar Israilning üstidin ghalib kélip, Israil Midiyaniylarning sewebidin özliri üchün taghlardin, öngkürlerdin we qoram tashlardin panah jaylarni yasidi.
The people of Midian treated the Israelis so cruelly that the Israelis fled to the mountains. There they made places to live in caves and animal dens.
3 Her qétim Israillar uruq térighanda shundaq bolattiki, Midiyaniylar, Amalekiyler we meshriqtikiler kélip ulargha hujum qilatti.
Whenever the Israelis planted things in their fields, the people of Midian and Amalek and other groups from the east invaded Israel.
4 Ulargha hujum qilishqa bargahlarni tikip, zémindiki hosulni weyran qilip, Gazaghiche Israilgha héchqandaq ashliq qaldurmay, ularning qoy, kala, ésheklirinimu élip kétetti.
They set up tents in the area, and then destroyed the crops as far south as Gaza. They did not leave anything for the Israelis’ sheep or cattle or donkeys to eat.
5 Chünki ular chéketkilerdek köp bolup, öz mal-charwiliri we chédirlirini élip kéletti; ularning ademliri we tögiliri san-sanaqsiz bolup, zéminni weyran qilish üchün tajawuz qilatti.
They came into Israel with their tents and their livestock like a swarm of locusts. There were [so many of them that] arrived riding on their camels that no one could count them. They stayed and ruined the Israelis’ crops.
6 Shuning bilen Israil Midiyaniylarning aldida tolimu xar haletke chüshüp qaldi; andin Israillar Perwerdigargha nale-peryad kötürdi.
The people of Midian took almost everything the Israelis owned. So finally the Israelis pleaded for Yahweh to help them.
7 Midiyaniylarning destidin Israil Perwerdigargha peryad kötürginide shundaq boldiki,
When the Israelis pleaded with Yahweh to help them because of [what] the people from Midian [were doing to them],
8 Perwerdigar Israilgha bir peyghemberni ewetti. U kélip ulargha: — Israilning Xudasi Perwerdigar mundaq deydu: «Men silerni Misirdin chiqirip, «qulluq makani»din élip chiqqanidim;
he sent to them a prophet, who said, “Yahweh, the God we Israelis worship, says this: ‘Your ancestors were slaves in Egypt.
9 silerni misirliqlarning qolidin, shundaqla silerge barliq zulum qilghuchilarning qolidin qutquzup, ularni aldinglardin qoghliwétip, ularning zéminini silerge berdim
But I rescued them from the leaders of Egypt and from all the others who oppressed them. I expelled their enemies from this land, and gave it to your ancestors.
10 we silerge: «Mana, Men Perwerdigar silerning Xudayinglardurmen; siler Amoriylarning zéminida turghininglar bilen ularning ilahliridin qorqmanglar» dégenidim. Lékin siler Méning awazimgha qulaq salmidinglar», — dédi.
I told you all, “I am Yahweh, your God. You are now in the land where the descendants of Amor live, but you must not worship the gods whom they worship.” But you did not pay attention to me.’”
11 Andin Perwerdigarning Perishtisi kélip Ofrah dégen jayda Abiézer jemetidiki Yoashqa tewe bolghan dub derixining tüwide olturdi. U waqitta [Yoashning] oghli Gidéon Midiyaniylarning [bulangchiliqidin] saqlinish üchün sharab kölchiki ichide bughday tépiwatatti.
One day Yahweh appeared [in the form of] an angel and sat underneath a big oak tree at Ophrah [town]. That tree belonged to Joash, who was from the clan of Abiezer. Joash’s son Gideon was threshing wheat in the pit where they pressed [grapes to make] wine. He was threshing the grain there in order to hide it from the people of Midian.
12 Perwerdigarning Perishtisi uninggha körünüp: — Ey jasaretlik palwan, Perwerdigar sen bilen billidur! — dédi.
Yahweh [went over] to Gideon and said to him, “You mighty warrior, Yahweh is helping you!”
13 Gidéon uninggha jawab bérip: — I xojam, eger Perwerdigar biz bilen bille bolghan bolsa, bu körgülükler némishqa üstimizge keldi? Ata-bowilirimiz bizge sözlep bergen uning barliq möjiziliri qéni? Bular toghrisida ata-bowilirimiz: «Mana, Perwerdigar bizni Misirdin chiqirip kelmigenmidi?» — dédi. Lékin bügünki künde Perwerdigar bizni tashlap, Midiyanning qoligha tapshurup berdi! — dédi.
Gideon replied, “Sir, if Yahweh is helping us, why have all these [bad things] happened to us? We heard about [RHQ] all the miracles that Yahweh performed for our ancestors. We heard people tell us about how he rescued them from [being slaves in] Egypt. But now Yahweh has abandoned us, and we are ruled by the people from Midian.”
14 Perwerdigar uninggha qarap: — Sen mushu küchüngge tayinip, bérip Israilni Midiyanning qolidin qutquzghin! Mana, Men séni ewetken emesmu? — dédi.
Then Yahweh turned toward him and said, “I will give you strength to enable you to rescue the Israelis from the people of Midian. I am sending you [to do that]!”
15 Gidéon Uninggha: — I Reb, men Israilni qandaq qutquzalaymen? Méning ailem bolsa Manasseh qebilisi ichide eng namriti, özüm atamning jemetide eng kichikidurmen, — dédi.
Gideon replied, “But Yahweh, how can I rescue the Israelis? My clan is the least significant in the whole tribe descended from Manasseh, and I am the least significant person in my whole family!”
16 Perwerdigar uninggha: — Men jezmen sen bilen bille bolimen; shunga sen Midiyanlarni bir ademni urghandek urup qirisen, — dédi.
Yahweh said to him, “I will help you. So you will defeat the army of Midian [as easily] as if you were fighting only one man!”
17 Gidéon Uninggha iltija qilip: — Men neziringde iltipat tapqan bolsam, men bilen sözleshküchining heqiqeten Sen Özüng ikenlikige bir alamet körsetkeysen;
Gideon replied, “If you are truly pleased with me, do something which will prove that you who are speaking to me are really Yahweh.
18 ötünimen, men yénip kélip öz hediye-qurbanliqimni aldinggha qoyghuche bu yerdin ketmigeysen, — dédi. U jawab bérip: — Sen yénip kelgüche kütimen, dédi.
But do not go away until I go and bring back an offering to you.” Yahweh answered, “Okay, I will stay here until you return.”
19 Gidéon bérip [öyge] kirip bir oghlaqni teyyarlap, bir efah ésil undin pétir nan pishurup, göshni séwetke sélip, shorpisini korigha usup bularni uning qéshigha élip kélip, uninggha sundi (U téxiche dub derixining tüwide olturatti).
Gideon hurried to his home. He [killed] a young goat [and] cooked [it]. Then he took (a half a bushel/18 liters) of flour and baked some bread without yeast. Then he put the cooked meat in a basket, and put the broth [from the meat] in a pot, and took it to Yahweh, who was sitting under the tree.
20 Andin Xudaning Perishtisi uninggha: — Bu gösh bilen pétir nanlarni élip bérip, mushu yerdiki [qoram] tashning üstige qoyup, shorpini tökkin, — déwidi, u shundaq qildi.
Then Yahweh said to him, “Put the meat and the bread on this rock. Then pour the broth on top of it.” So Gideon did that.
21 Perwerdigarning Perishtisi qolidiki hasini uzitip uchini gösh bilen pétir nanlargha tekküziwidi, [qoram] tashtin ot chiqip, gösh bilen pétir nanlarni yep ketti. Shu haman Perwerdigarning Perishtisimu uning közidin ghayib boldi.
Then Yahweh touched the meat and bread with the walking stick that was in his hand. A fire flamed up from the rock and burned up everything that Gideon had brought! And then Yahweh disappeared.
22 Shuning bilen Gidéon uning Perwerdigarning Perishtisi ikenlikini bilip: — Apla, i Reb Perwerdigar! Chataq boldi, chünki men Perwerdigarning Perishtisi bilen yüzmuyüz körüshüp qaldim...! — dédi.
When Gideon realized that it was really Yahweh [who had appeared in the form of an angel and talked with him], he exclaimed, “O, Yahweh, I have seen you face-to-face [when you had the form of] an angel! [So I will surely die]!”
23 Lékin Perwerdigar uninggha: — Xatirjem bolghin! Qorqmighin, ölmeysen, — dédi.
But Yahweh called to him and said, “Do not be afraid! You will not die [because of seeing me]!”
24 Shuning bilen Gidéon Perwerdigargha atap u yerde bir qurban’gah yasap, uning ismini «Yahweh-shalom» dep atidi. Bu qurban’gah ta bügün’giche Abiézer jemetining Ofrah dégen jayida bar.
Then Gideon built an altar to [worship] Yahweh there. He named it ‘Yahweh gives us peace’. That altar is still there in Ophrah [town], in the land that belongs to the descendants of Abiezer.
25 U kéchisi Perwerdigar uninggha: — Sen atangning [chong] buqisi we yette yashliq ikkinchi buqisini élip atanggha tewe bolghan Baal qurban’gahini örüp, uning yénidiki Asherah butini késiwetkin.
That night Yahweh said to Gideon, “Take the second-best/oldest bull from your father’s herd, the bull that is seven years old. [Kill it]. Then tear down the altar that your father built to [worship] the god Baal. Also cut down the pole for worshipping [the goddess] Astarte that is there beside it.
26 Andin mushu qorghanning üstige Perwerdigar Xudayinggha atalghan, belgilen’gen resim boyiche bir qurban’gah yasap, ikkinchi bir buqini élip, özüng késiwetken Asherahning parchilirini otun qilip qalap, uni köydürme qurbanliq qilghin, — dédi.
Then build a [stone] altar to worship me, your God Yahweh, here on this hill. Take the wood from the pole you cut down and make a fire [to cook the meat of the bull] as a burnt offering to me.”
27 Shuning bilen Gidéon öz xizmetchiliridin on ademni élip bérip, Perwerdigarning özige éytqinidek qildi; lékin u atisining öyidikilerdin we sheher ademliridin qorqqini üchün, u bu ishni kündüzi qilmay, kéchisi qildi.
So Gideon and his servants did what Yahweh commanded. But they did it at night, because he was afraid what the other members of his family and the other men in town would do to him if they found out that he had done that.
28 Etisi seherde sheher xelqi qopup qarisa, mana, Baal qurban’gahi örüwétilgen, uning yénidiki Asherah buti késiwétilgenidi we yéngi yasalghan qurban’gahning üstide ikkinchi buqa qurbanliq qilin’ghanidi.
Early the next morning, as soon as the men got up, they saw that the altar to Baal had been torn down, and the pole for worshiping Astarte was gone. They saw that there was a new altar there, and on it was what remained from the bull they had sacrificed.
29 Buni körüp ular bir-birige: — Bu ishni kim qilghandu? — déyishti. Ular sürüshtüriwidi, buni Yoashning oghli Gidéonning qilghanliqi melum boldi.
The people asked each other, “Who did this?” After they investigated, someone told them that it was Gideon, the son of Joash, [who had done it].
30 Shuning üchün sheherning ademliri Yoashqa: — Oghlungni chiqirip bergin! U Baal qurban’gahini örüp, uning yénidiki Asherahni késiwetkini üchün öltürülsun! — dédi.
They went to Joash and said to him, “Bring your son out here! (He must be executed/We must kill him), because he destroyed our god Baal’s altar and cut down the pole for our goddess Astarte!”
31 Biraq Yoash özige qarshilishishqa turghan köpchilikke jawab bérip: — Siler Baal üchün dewalashmaqchimusiler? Siler uni qutquzmaqchimu? Kimki uning toghrisida dewalashsa etige qalmay ölümge mehkum qilinsun! Eger Baal derweqe bir xuda bolsa, undaqta uning qurban’gahini birsi örüwetkini üchün, u shu adem bilen özi dewalashsun! — dédi.
But Joash replied, “Are you trying to defend Baal? Are you trying to argue his case? Anyone who tries to defend Baal should be executed by tomorrow morning! If Baal is truly a god, he ought to be able to defend himself, and to get rid of the person who tore down his altar!”
32 Bu sewebtin [atisi] Gidéonni «Yerubbaal» dep atidi, chünki [atisi]: «U Baalning qurban’gahini örüwetkini üchün, Baal özi uning bilen dewalashsun!» dégenidi.
From that time, people called Gideon Jerub-Baal, which means ‘Baal should defend himself’, because he tore down Baal’s altar.
33 Emma Midiyan, Amalekler we meshriqtikilerning hemmisi yighilip, [Iordan] deryasidin ötüp Yizreel jilghisida chédirlirini tikishti.
Soon after that, the armies of the people of Midian and of Amalek and the people from the east gathered together. They crossed the Jordan River [to attack the Israelis]. They set up their tents in Jezreel Valley.
34 U waqitta Perwerdigarning Rohi Gidéonning üstige chüshti; u kanay chéliwidi, Abiézer jemetidikiler yighilip uning keynidin egiship mangdi.
Then Yahweh’s Spirit took control of Gideon. He blew a ram’s horn to summon the men to prepare to fight. So the men of the clan of Abiezer came to him.
35 Andin u elchilerni Manassehning zéminigha bérip, u yerni aylinip kélishke ewetiwidi, Manassehler yighilip uninggha egiship keldi. U Ashirlargha, Zebulunlargha we Naftalilargha elchi ewetiwidi, ularmu uning aldigha chiqishti.
He also sent messengers throughout the tribes descended from [the four tribes of] Manasseh, Asher, Zebulun, and Naphtali [to tell their soldiers to come], and all of them came.
36 Gidéon Xudagha: — Eger Sen heqiqeten éytqiningdek méning qolum bilen Israilni qutquzidighan bolsang,
Then Gideon said to God, “If you are truly going to enable me to rescue the Israeli people as you promised,
37 Undaqta mana, men xaman’gha bir parche qoy térisi qoyup qoyimen; eger peqet térining üstigila shebnem chüshüp, chörisidiki yerlerning hemmisi quruq tursa, men Özüng éytqiningdek méning qolum arqiliq Israilni qutquzmaqchi bolghiningni bilimen, — dédi.
confirm it by doing this: Tonight I will put a dry wool fleece on the ground where I thresh the grain. Tomorrow morning, if the fleece is wet with dew but the ground is dry, then I will know that I am the one you will enable to rescue the people of Israel as you promised.”
38 Ish derweqe shundaq boldi. Etisi seherde Gidéon qopup, yungni siqiwidi, liq bir piyale shebnem süyi chiqti.
And that is what happened. When Gideon got up the next morning, he picked up the fleece, and squeezed out a whole bowlful of water!
39 Andin Gidéon Xudagha yene: Ghezipingni manga qozghimighaysen, men peqet mushu bir qétimla deymen! Sendin ötüney, men peqet yene bu qétim bu tére bilen sinap baqay; iltija qilimenki, emdi bu qétim peqet tére quruq bolup, chörisidiki yerning hemmisige shebnem chüshkey, — dédi.
Then Gideon said to God, “Do not be angry with me, but let me ask you to do one more thing. Tonight I will put the fleece out again. This time, let the fleece remain dry, while the ground is wet with the dew.”
40 Bu kéchisimu Xuda shundaq qildi; derweqe peqet térila quruq bolup, chörisidiki yerning hemmisige shebnem chüshkenidi.
So that night, God did what Gideon asked him to do. The next morning the fleece was dry, but the ground was covered with dew.
