Marcos 14
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1 Every year the Jewish people went to Jerusalem for the Passover and Flat Bread ceremonies.
1 Dois dias depois seria celebrada a Páscoa e a Festa dos Pães sem Fermento. Os principais sacerdotes e os escribas procuravam uma forma de prender Jesus, à traição, para matá-lo.
2 They said, “We have to kill this man, but if we do it at our ceremony time all the people will fight us.”
2 Pois diziam: — Não durante a festa, para que não haja tumulto entre o povo.
3 At this time Jesus and his followers were staying in a town called Bethany, and they stayed with a man who was called Simon the Leper. Jesus and his followers were eating supper when a woman walked into the room with a stone bottle that had special oil in it. That oil smelled really nice and it cost a lot of money. She broke the top off the bottle and poured the oil on Jesus' head. A woman put special oil on Jesus' head|src="8j JesusAnointed.tif" size="col" copy="Finch (AIM)" ref="14:3"
3 Quando Jesus estava em Betânia, fazendo uma refeição na casa de Simão, o leproso, veio uma mulher, trazendo um frasco feito de alabastro com um perfume muito valioso, de nardo puro; e, quebrando o frasco, derramou o perfume sobre a cabeça de Jesus.
4 Some of the people that were eating supper were very angry with the woman and said, “Why did she waste all that oil?
4 Alguns dos que estavam ali ficaram indignados e diziam entre si: — Para que este desperdício de perfume?
5 We could have sold that bottle for more than 300 pieces of silver money and then given that money to people that have nothing.” And they growled at the woman.
5 Este perfume poderia ter sido vendido por mais de trezentos denários, para ser dado aos pobres. E murmuravam contra ela.
6 But Jesus said, “Stop it! Why are you giving her trouble? Leave her alone! She has done a very good thing for me.
6 Mas Jesus disse:
7 You will always have people that have no money living in your community, and you can be kind to them any time you like. But I will not be with you much longer.
7 Porque os pobres estarão sempre com vocês, e, quando quiserem, podem fazer-lhes o bem, mas a mim vocês nem sempre terão.
8 This woman has poured that oil on my body to get it ready to be buried.
8 Ela fez o que pôde: ungiu o meu corpo antecipadamente para a sepultura.
9 What I say now is true. People will go everywhere in the world and wherever they go they will tell my story. And they will talk about what this woman has done for me today, and people will remember her.”
9 Em verdade lhes digo que, onde for pregado em todo o mundo o evangelho, também será contado o que ela fez, para memória dela.
10 Later on, one of Jesus' close followers whose name was Judas Iscariot went to the Chief Priests and said, “I can help you arrest Jesus.”
10 E Judas Iscariotes, um dos doze, foi falar com os principais sacerdotes, para lhes entregar Jesus.
11 Those leaders were very happy to hear what Judas said, and promised to give him some money. And so Judas started to work out how he could get Jesus arrested.Judas turned against Jesus for money|src="tlc-098 Judas money.tif" size="col" copy="Global Recordings Network ( Australia)" ref="14:11"
11 Eles, ouvindo isto, se alegraram e prometeram dar dinheiro a ele; nesse meio-tempo, Judas buscava uma boa ocasião para entregar Jesus.
12 The first day of the Flat Bread ceremony was the same day that the lambs were killed for the Passover ceremony. On that day, Jesus' followers asked him, “Where do you want us to get our Passover supper ready?”
12 E, no primeiro dia da Festa dos Pães sem Fermento, quando se fazia o sacrifício do cordeiro pascal, os discípulos de Jesus lhe perguntaram: — Onde quer que façamos os preparativos para que o senhor possa comer a Páscoa?
13 Jesus said to 2 of his followers, “Go into the town, and when you get there, you will meet a man carrying a billycan full of water. I want you to follow him.
13 Então Jesus enviou dois dos seus discípulos, dizendo-lhes:
14 He will go into a house, and there you will meet the man who owns the house. Say to him, ‘The teacher wants to eat the Passover supper with his followers in the room you keep for visitors. Can you show us where it is?’
14 Sigam esse homem e digam ao dono da casa em que ele entrar que o Mestre pergunta: “Onde fica o meu aposento no qual comerei a Páscoa com os meus discípulos?”
15 That man will take you up some stairs to the visitor's room. It is a big room and it is ready for you. That is where you can get our supper ready.”
15 E ele lhes mostrará um espaçoso cenáculo mobiliado e pronto; ali façam os preparativos.
16 The 2 men did as Jesus said. They met the man with the billycan and followed him to the house. They talked to the owner, and he showed them the room. Then they got the Passover supper ready.
16 Os discípulos saíram, foram à cidade e, achando tudo como Jesus lhes tinha dito, prepararam a Páscoa.
17 Later that night Jesus and his 12 followers went up to the supper room.
17 Ao cair da tarde, Jesus chegou com os doze.
18 As they ate their supper, Jesus said, “One of you eating this supper with me is going to turn against me and help my enemies arrest me.” Jesus ate the Last Supper with his followers|src="IMG_6388 Lord's Supper copy.jpg" size="col" copy="Dorothy Williams - Canteen Creek Artist" ref="14:18"
18 Quando estavam à mesa e comiam, Jesus disse:
19 All the followers were really sad when Jesus said this, and they all said, “No, not me!”
19 E eles começaram a entristecer-se e a perguntar-lhe, um por um: — Por acaso seria eu?
20 But Jesus said, “Yes, one of you eating this supper is going to do that.
20 Jesus respondeu:
21 In God's book it says that God's special man from heaven will be arrested and killed. But I tell you, God will punish the man who turns against God's special man and gets him arrested. That man will say to himself, ‘I wish I had never been born!’”
21 Pois o Filho do Homem vai, como está escrito a seu respeito; mas ai daquele por quem o Filho do Homem está sendo traído! Melhor seria para ele se nunca tivesse nascido!
22 While they were eating their supper, Jesus picked up some bread and prayed. He said, “Thank you,” to God, and then he broke the bread and gave it to his followers. As he gave the bread to them he said, “Take this bread, this is my body.”
22 E, enquanto comiam, Jesus pegou um pão e, abençoando-o, o partiu e lhes deu, dizendo:
23 Then he picked up a cup of wine and prayed again. He said, “Thank you” to God, then he gave the cup to his followers and they all drank some of the wine.
23 A seguir, Jesus pegou um cálice e, tendo dado graças, o deu aos seus discípulos; e todos beberam dele.
24 When they all had a drink, Jesus said, “This wine is my blood. My blood is going to spill out of my body, and when it does, it will be a sign that God has made a new promise for lots of people.
24 Então lhes disse:
25 And what I tell you is true, I will not drink any wine until the day when all of God's family sits down together. And we will all drink a new kind of wine.”
25 Em verdade lhes digo que nunca mais beberei do fruto da videira, até aquele dia em que beberei o vinho novo, no Reino de Deus.
26 When the supper was finished, they all sang a song to God. Then they left the house and walked to the Mount of Olives.
26 E, tendo cantado um hino, saíram para o monte das Oliveiras.
27 Jesus said to his followers, “All of you are going to be frightened and run away from me. Someone wrote in God's book these words,
27 E Jesus disse aos discípulos:
28 Those words will come true. I am going to die and then come alive again, and after that I will go in front of you and meet you in Galilee.”
28 Mas, depois da minha ressurreição, irei adiante de vocês para a Galileia.
29 But Peter said, “All the other followers might run away from you, but not me.”
29 Então Pedro disse a Jesus: — Ainda que o senhor venha a ser um tropeço para todos, não o será para mim!
30 Then Jesus said to him, “What I am going to say to you is true. Tonight, before the rooster calls out 2 times, you are going to say 3 times that you do not know me.”
30 Mas Jesus lhe disse:
31 Peter said in a strong way, “No. I am ready to die with you, and I will never say that I do not know you!” And all the other followers said the same thing.
31 Mas Pedro insistia com mais veemência: — Ainda que me seja necessário morrer com o senhor, de modo nenhum o negarei. E todos os outros diziam a mesma coisa.
32 Jesus and his followers went to the Garden of Geth-sem-a-nee. That garden was on the Mount of Olives. Then Jesus said to his followers, “I want you to wait here. I am going to pray to God.” Jesus prayed in the garden|src="tlc-102.tif" size="col" copy="Global Recordings Network ( Australia)" ref="14:32"
32 Então foram a um lugar chamado Getsêmani. Ali, Jesus disse aos seus discípulos:
33 But Jesus took Peter, James and John with him and as they walked together, he started to feel very sad and upset.
33 E, levando consigo Pedro, Tiago e João, começou a sentir-se tomado de pavor e de angústia.
34 He said to them, “I am very sad and upset, I feel like I am dying inside. I want you to sit here and stay awake.”
34 E lhes disse:
35 — ausente —
35 E, adiantando-se um pouco, prostrou-se em terra; e orava para que, se possível, lhe fosse poupada aquela hora.
36 — ausente —
36 E dizia:
37 Jesus went back to where he left Peter, James and John, and he found that they were asleep. He said to Peter, “Simon, how come you can't stay awake for one hour?
37 E, voltando, achou-os dormindo. E disse a Pedro:
38 Stay awake and pray. Ask God to keep you from doing the wrong thing. I know that you want to do what is right, but you are weak.”
38 Vigiem e orem, para que não caiam em tentação; o espírito, na verdade, está pronto, mas a carne é fraca.
39 Jesus left his followers there and went away to pray again. He said the same words to God that he said the first time.
39 Retirando-se de novo, orou repetindo as mesmas palavras.
40 Again, Jesus went back to his followers and found them sleeping. They just could not stay awake, and they did not know what to say to him.
40 E voltando, achou-os outra vez dormindo, porque os olhos deles estavam pesados; e não sabiam o que lhe responder.
41 Jesus left them and prayed some more, and after he finished praying he went back and found them sleeping again. He said, “You just can't stay awake can you? You have had a rest now, and now it is time for my trouble to start. I am God's special man from heaven and look, the men that are going to arrest me are here.
41 E, quando voltou pela terceira vez, Jesus lhes disse:
42 Here comes the man that turned against me. Let's go and meet him.”
42 Levantem-se, vamos embora! Eis que o traidor se aproxima.
43 Straight away they saw Judas, one of Jesus' 12 followers, leading a big crowd of men. The Chief Priests, the law teachers and the Jewish elders had sent those men to arrest Jesus. All the men with Judas had long knives/swords and fighting sticks in their hands.
43 E logo, enquanto Jesus ainda falava, chegou Judas, um dos doze, e, com ele, uma multidão com espadas e porretes, vinda da parte dos principais sacerdotes, escribas e anciãos.
44 Before Judas and the crowd found Jesus, Judas had said to the men with him, “I will kiss a man on the side of his face. Arrest him. Tie him up and make sure he does not get away.”
44 Ora, o traidor tinha dado a eles um sinal: “Aquele que eu beijar, é esse; prendam e levem-no com segurança.”
45 So, when Judas saw Jesus, he walked up to him and said, “My teacher” and kissed him on the cheek.
45 E logo que chegou, aproximando-se de Jesus, Judas disse: — Mestre! E o beijou.
46 And so the men with Judas arrested Jesus and tied him up. Judas kissed Jesus|src="tlc-103.tif" size="col" copy="Global Recordings Network ( Australia)" ref="14:46"
46 Então eles agarraram Jesus e o prenderam.
47 But one of Jesus' followers pulled out his sword and cut off the ear of one of the men that worked for the High Priest.
47 Nisto, um dos que estavam ali, sacando da espada, feriu o servo do sumo sacerdote e cortou-lhe a orelha.
48 Jesus said to the crowd of men, “You have all got long knives/swords and fighting sticks. It is like I have done something really bad.
48 Jesus lhes disse:
49 I was teaching in the Temple every day, but you did not arrest me there. What you are doing to me now was written in God's book and it has to come true.”
49 Todos os dias eu estava com vocês no templo, ensinando, e vocês não me prenderam; mas isto é para que se cumprissem as Escrituras.
50 All Jesus' followers were frightened and they all ran away and left him behind.
50 Então todos o deixaram e fugiram.
51 There was a young man that was wearing a long calico coat. Someone grabbed his coat,
51 Um jovem, coberto unicamente com um lençol, seguia Jesus. Eles o agarraram,
52 but it ripped and the young man ran away with nothing on.
52 mas ele largou o lençol e fugiu nu.
53 The men that arrested Jesus took him to the house where the High Priest lived. He was waiting with all the other Chief Priests, lawmen and Jewish elders for the men to bring Jesus to them.
53 E levaram Jesus ao sumo sacerdote, e então se reuniram todos os principais sacerdotes, os anciãos e os escribas.
54 Peter followed the crowd. He followed them right inside the High Priest's yard and then he sat down next to the fire with all the men that worked there.
54 Pedro seguiu Jesus de longe até o interior do pátio do sumo sacerdote e estava assentado entre os servos, aquentando-se ao fogo.
55 Inside the High Priest's house, all the other Chief Priests met with the members of the Jewish council. They were trying to find somebody to say that Jesus was going against God. But they could not find anybody.
55 E os principais sacerdotes e todo o Sinédrio procuravam algum testemunho contra Jesus para o condenar à morte, mas não achavam nada.
56 There were some men that told lies about Jesus but their stories were all mixed up. Bad men told lies about Jesus|src="tlc-104.tif" size="col" copy="Global Recordings Network ( Australia)" ref="14:56"
56 Pois muitos testemunhavam falsamente contra Jesus, mas os depoimentos não eram coerentes.
57 Some men got up and told this lie.
57 E, levantando-se alguns, testemunhavam falsamente, dizendo:
58 They said, “We heard this man say, ‘I will knock down God's Temple and build another one in 3 days. A lot of men built this Temple, but I will build a new Temple and I will not use my hands.’”
58 — Nós o ouvimos declarar: “Eu destruirei este santuário edificado por mãos humanas e, em três dias, construirei outro, não por mãos humanas.”
59 But even those men had their stories mixed up.
59 Nem assim o testemunho deles era coerente.
60 Then the High Priest got up in the meeting and said to Jesus, “All these men have told us what you have done. What are you going to say?”
60 E, levantando-se o sumo sacerdote, no meio, perguntou a Jesus: — Você não diz nada em resposta ao que estes depõem contra você?
61 But Jesus said nothing. He just kept his mouth shut.
61 Jesus, porém, guardou silêncio e nada respondeu. O sumo sacerdote tornou a interrogá-lo: — Você é o Cristo, o Filho do Deus Bendito?
62 Jesus said, “Yes, I am. I am God's special man from heaven. And one day you will all see me sitting there in heaven on the right-hand side of God the Powerful One. And one day you will see me come again in the clouds.” Jesus will come in the clouds|src="Jesus returning in clouds .tif" size="col" copy="Richard Davies" ref="14:62"
62 Jesus respondeu:
63 — ausente —
63 O sumo sacerdote, rasgando as suas vestes, disse: — Por que ainda precisamos de testemunhas?
64 — ausente —
64 Vocês ouviram a blasfêmia. Qual é o parecer de vocês? E todos o julgaram réu de morte.
65 Some of the men at that meeting spat on Jesus. They tied a rag across his eyes so that he could not see, then they hit him with their hands and said, “Hey. You reckon that God gives you power to know things, so tell us, who hit you?” Then the guards grabbed Jesus and they hit him too.
65 Alguns começaram a cuspir nele, a cobrir-lhe o rosto, a bater nele e a dizer-lhe: — Profetize! E os guardas davam-lhe bofetadas.
66 — ausente —
66 Estando Pedro embaixo no pátio, veio uma das empregadas do sumo sacerdote
67 — ausente —
67 e, vendo Pedro, que se aquecia, fixou os olhos nele e disse: — Você também estava com Jesus, o Nazareno.
68 But Peter said, “No. I don't know what you are talking about.” Then he went to stand next to the gate, and a rooster called out.
68 Mas ele negou, dizendo: — Não o conheço, nem compreendo o que você está falando. E saiu para o pórtico. E o galo cantou.
69 That working girl saw Peter at the gate and again she said to people, “This man is one of Jesus' followers.”
69 E a empregada, vendo-o, tornou a dizer aos que estavam ali: — Este é um deles.
70 But again Peter said, “No! I am not.”
70 Mas ele negou outra vez. E, pouco depois, os que estavam ali disseram outra vez a Pedro: — Com certeza você é um deles, porque também é galileu.
71 Peter got really wild, and he said, “I don't know what you are talking about! I am telling you, I do not know that man! I promise you. What I say is true, and if I am telling a lie, then I want God to put a curse on me!”
71 Ele, porém, começou a praguejar e a jurar: — Não conheço esse homem de quem vocês estão falando!
72 Straight away, the rooster called out again.
72 E no mesmo instante o galo cantou pela segunda vez. Então Pedro se lembrou da palavra que Jesus lhe tinha dito: “Antes que o galo cante duas vezes, você me negará três vezes.” E, caindo em si, começou a chorar.
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