1 Samuel 24
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1 And when Saul turned again, after that he pursued [the] Philistines, they told to him, and said, Lo! David is in the desert of Engedi, (or Behold! David is in the wilderness of Engedi).
1 Quando Saul voltou da perseguição aos filisteus, foi-lhe anunciado: Davi está no deserto de Engadi.
2 Therefore Saul took three thousand chosen men of all Israel, and went to seek David and his men, yea upon the most broken rocks, the which be thorough-ways to wild goats alone (or which be thoroughfares only for wild goats).
2 Tomou então Saul três mil israelitas de escol e foi em busca de Davi com sua gente nos rochedos dos Cabritos Monteses.
3 And he came to the folds of sheep, that offered themselves to the way-goer. And there was a cave, into which Saul entered, that he would purge his womb; forsooth David and his men were hid in the inner part of the den. (And he came to the sheepfolds, \+em or the pens\+em*, that offered themselves to the way-goer. And there was a cave, into which Saul entered, where he could empty his bowels; and David and his men were hid in the inner part of that cave.)
3 Chegando perto dos apriscos de ovelhas que havia ao longo do caminho, entrou Saul numa gruta para satisfazer suas necessidades. Ora, no fundo dessa mesma gruta se encontrava Davi com seus homens,
4 And the servants of David said to him, Lo! the day of which the Lord spake to thee, (and said), I shall betake to thee thine enemy, that thou do to him as it pleaseth in thine eyes. Therefore David rose up, and cutted (away) the hem of the mantle of Saul privily. (And David’s servants said to him, Behold! this is the day of which the Lord spoke to thee, and said, I shall deliver thy enemy to thee, so that thou can do to him as it pleaseth thee. And David rose up, and secretly cut away the hem of Saul’s mantle.)
4 os quais disseram-lhe: Eis o dia anunciado pelo Senhor, que te prometeu entregar o teu inimigo à tua discrição. Davi, arrastando-se de mansinho, cortou furtivamente a ponta do manto de Saul.
5 After these things, David smote his heart, that is, his conscience reproved him, for he had cut away the hem of the mantle of Saul. (But after doing this, David’s heart struck him,\+em that is, his conscience reproved him\+em*, for he had cut away the hem of Saul’s mantle.)
5 E logo depois o seu coração bateu-lhe, porque tinha ousado fazer aquilo.
6 And David said to his men, The Lord be merciful to me, lest I do this thing to my lord, the anointed of the Lord, or that I send mine hand on him, for he is the christ of the Lord. (And David said to his men, The Lord forbid that I do this to my lord, who is the Lord’s anointed, or that I put my hand against him, for he is the Lord’s anointed.)
6 E disse aos seus homens: Deus me guarde de jamais cometer este crime, estendendo a mão contra o ungido do Senhor, meu senhor, pois ele é consagrado ao Senhor!
7 The Lord liveth, for but the Lord smite him, either his day come, that he die, either he go down into battle, and perish, the Lord be merciful to me, that I send not mine hand into the christ of the Lord; and David brake his men by such words, and suffered not them, that they rised against Saul. And Saul rose out of the den, and went in the way begun. (As the Lord liveth, but the Lord strike him down, or his day come that he die, or that he go down to the battle, and perish, the Lord forbid that I put my hand against the Lord’s anointed; \+em and David convicted his men with such words, and did not allow them to rise up against Saul\+em*. And so Saul left the cave \+em without any harm\+em*, and went on the way begun.)
7 Davi conteve os seus homens com estas palavras e impediu que agredissem Saul. O rei levantou-se, deixou a gruta e prosseguiu o seu caminho.
8 And David rose up after him, and he went out of the den, and cried after the back of Saul, and said, My lord, the king! And Saul beheld behind himself; and David bowed himself low to the earth, and worshipped him, (or and David bowed low to the ground, and honoured him).
8 Então Davi saiu por sua vez e bradou atrás de Saul: Ó rei, meu senhor! Saul voltou-se para ver, e Davi inclinou-se, prostrando-se até a terra.
9 And David said to Saul, Why hearest thou the words of men speaking, David seeketh evil against thee? (And David said to Saul, Why hearest thou the words of men who say that David seeketh to harm thee.)
9 E disse ao rei: Por que dás ouvidos aos que te dizem: Davi procura fazer-te mal?
10 Lo! today thine eyes saw, that the Lord betook thee in mine hand in the den, and I thought that I would slay thee, but mine eye spared thee; for I said, I shall not hold forth mine hand into my lord, for he is the anointed of the Lord. (Behold! today thine eyes can see that the Lord delivered thee into my hands in the cave, and I thought that I would kill thee, but instead, I spared thee; for I said, I shall not put my hand against my lord, for he is the Lord’s anointed.)
10 Viste hoje com os teus olhos que o Senhor te entregou a mim na gruta. {Meus homens} insistiam comigo para que te matasse, mas eu te poupei, dizendo: Não levantarei a mão contra o meu senhor, porque é o ungido do Senhor.
11 But rather, my father, see thou, and know the hem of thy mantle in mine hand; for when I cutted away the hem off thy mantle, I would not hold forth mine hand against thee, (or for when I cut off the hem of thy mantle, I would not put forth my hand against thee); perceive thou, and see, for neither evil neither wickedness is in mine hand, neither I have sinned against thee; but thou ambushest my life, that thou do it away.
11 Olha, meu pai, vê a ponta de teu manto em minha mão. Se eu cortei este pano do teu manto e não te matei, reconhece que não há perversidade nem revolta em mim. Jamais pequei contra ti, e tu procuras matar-me.
12 The Lord deem betwixt me and thee, and the Lord venge me of thee (or and the Lord avenge me upon thee); but mine (own) hand be not against thee,
12 Que o Senhor julgue entre mim e ti! O Senhor me vingará de ti, mas eu não levantarei minha mão contra ti.
13 as it is said in [the] eld proverb, Wickedness shall go out of wicked men; therefore mine hand be not against thee (or and so my hand shall not be against thee).
13 O mal vem dos malvados, como diz o provérbio; por isso não te tocará a minha mão.
14 Whom pursuest thou, king of Israel, whom pursuest thou? Thou pursuest a dead hound, and a quick flea.
14 Afinal, contra quem saiu o rei de Israel? A quem persegues? Um cão morto! Uma pulga!
15 The Lord be judge, and the Lord deem betwixt me and thee, and see, and deem my cause, and deliver me from thine hand.
15 Pois bem! O Senhor julgará e pronunciará entre mim e ti. Que ele olhe e defenda a minha causa, fazendo-me justiça contra ti!
16 And when David had filled, or ended, speaking such manner words to Saul, Saul said, Whether this is thy voice, my son David? And Saul raised up his voice, and wept.
16 Acabando Davi de falar, Saul disse-lhe: É esta a tua voz, ó meu filho Davi? E pôs-se a chorar.
17 And he said to David, Thou art more just than I; for thou gavest good things to me; but I have yielded evils to thee. (And he said to David, Thou art more in the right than I; for thou gavest good to me; but I yielded only evil to thee.)
17 Tu és mais justo do que eu, replicou ele; fizeste-me bem pelo mal que te fiz.
18 And thou hast showed to me today, what goods thou hast done to me, how the Lord betook me in thine hand, and thou killedest not me. (And thou hast shown me today the good that thou hast done for me, yea, how the Lord delivered me into thy hands, but thou didest not kill me.)
18 Provaste hoje a tua bondade para comigo, pois o Senhor tinha-me entregue a ti e não me mataste.
19 For who, when he findeth his enemy, shall deliver him into (a) good way? But the Lord yield to thee this while, for that, (that) thou hast wrought today in me (or for what thou hast done for me today).
19 Qual é o homem que, encontrando o seu inimigo, o deixa ir embora tranqüilamente? Que o Senhor te recompense o que hoje me deste!
20 And now, for I know, that thou shalt reign most certainly, and shalt have in thine hand the realm of Israel, (And now, for I know, that most certainly thou shalt reign, and shalt have in thy hands the kingdom of Israel,)
20 Agora eu sei que serás rei, e que nas tuas mãos será firmada a realeza.
21 swear thou to me in the Lord, that thou do not away my seed after me, neither take away my name from the house of my father. (swear thou to me by the Lord, that thou shalt not do away my descendants after me, nor take away my name from my father’s house.)
21 Jura-me pelo Senhor que não eliminarás a minha posteridade, nem apagarás o meu nome da casa de meu pai.
22 And David swore to Saul. Therefore Saul went into his house (or And then Saul went back to his house), and David and his men went up to (the) secure places.
22 Davi jurou-lho. Depois disso, Saul voltou para a sua casa e Davi com a sua gente voltaram ao seu refúgio.
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