1 Samuel 26
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1 And Ziphites came to Saul into Gibeah, and said, Lo! David is hid in the hill of Hachilah, which is even against the wilderness. (And the Ziphites came to Saul at Gibeah, and said, Behold! David is hid on Mount Hachilah, overlooking Jeshimon.)
1 Alguns homens de Zife foram até Saul, em Gibeá, para lhe dizer: “Davi está escondido na colina de Haquilá, em frente ao deserto de Jesimom”.
2 And Saul rose up, and went down into the desert of Ziph, and with him three thousand of men of the chosen of Israel, that he should seek David in the desert of Ziph. (And Saul rose up, and went down to the wilderness of Ziph, and three thousand chosen men of Israel went with him, to help him seek out David in the wilderness of Ziph.)
2 Então Saul escolheu três mil dos melhores soldados de Israel e saiu para perseguir Davi no deserto de Zife.
3 And Saul setted his tents in the hill of Hachilah, that was even against the wilderness, in the way. And David dwelled in the desert. Forsooth David saw that Saul had come after him into desert; (And Saul pitched his tents on Mount Hachilah, on the way overlooking Jeshimon. And David stayed in the wilderness. And David knew that Saul had come after him into the wilderness;)
3 Acampou à beira da estrada, ao lado da colina de Haquilá, junto ao deserto de Jesimom, onde Davi estava escondido. Quando Davi soube que Saul tinha vindo atrás dele no deserto,
4 and David sent spyers, and learned most certainly, that Saul had come thither.
4 enviou espiões para confirmar a notícia de que Saul havia chegado.
5 And David rose up privily, and came to the place where Saul was. And when David had seen the place, wherein Saul slept, and Abner, the son of Ner, the prince of his chivalry; and Saul sleeping in the tent, and the tother common people by his compass; (And David rose up quickly, and came to the place where Saul was. And when David had seen the place where Saul slept, and Abner, the son of Ner, the leader of his cavalry, \+em or his army\+em*; and Saul was sleeping in his tent, and the other common people were all around him;)
5 Então Davi foi ao acampamento de Saul para ver o que se passava por lá. Saul e Abner, filho de Ner, comandante do seu exército, dormiam dentro de um círculo formado por seus guerreiros.
6 David said to Ahimelech, (the) Hittite, and to Abishai, the son of Zeruiah, the brother of Joab, saying, Who shall go down with me to Saul into his tents? And Abishai said, I shall go down with thee.
6 “Quem se oferece para ir até lá comigo?”, perguntou Davi ao hitita Aimeleque e a Abisai, filho de Zeruia, irmão de Joabe. “Eu irei com o senhor”, respondeu Abisai.
7 Therefore David and Abishai came to the people in the night, and they found Saul lying and sleeping in the tent, and a spear set fast in the earth at his head; forsooth they found Abner and the people sleeping in his compass (or and \+em they found\+em* Abner and the other people sleeping all around him).
7 Então Davi e Abisai entraram no acampamento de Saul à noite e o encontraram dormindo, com a lança fincada no chão, perto da cabeça. Abner e os soldados dormiam à sua volta.
8 And Abishai said to David, God hath closed today thine enemy into thine hands; now therefore I shall pierce him with the spear once (through, and) in(to) the earth, and no need shall be (for) the second time. (And Abishai said to David, God hath enclosed thy enemy in thy hands today; and so now I shall pierce him once through with the spear, and into the ground, and there shall be no need for a second thrust.)
8 Abisai disse a Davi: “Certamente desta vez Deus entregou o inimigo em suas mãos! Agora, deixe-me cravá-lo na terra com um só golpe da lança. Não precisarei de outro!”.
9 And David said to Abishai, Slay thou not him, for who shall hold forth his hand into the christ of the Lord, and shall be innocent? (And David said to Abishai, Kill thou him not, for who shall put his hand against the anointed of the Lord, and still be innocent?)
9 “Não o mate!”, disse Davi. “Ninguém será considerado inocente se atacar o ungido do S enhor !
10 And David said, (As) The Lord liveth, for no but the Lord smite him, either his day come that he die, either he go down into battle, and perish;
10 Por certo o S enhor ferirá Saul algum dia, ou ele morrerá de velhice, ou na batalha.
11 the Lord be merciful to me, that I hold not forth mine hand into the christ of the Lord; now therefore take thou the spear, that is at his head, and the cup of water, and go we away. (the Lord forbid or God forbid that I put my hand against the Lord’s anointed; and so now, let us take the spear, that is at his head, and the cup of water, and go we away.)
11 Que o S enhor me livre de matar o homem que ele ungiu! Mas vamos pegar a lança e o jarro de água que estão perto de sua cabeça, e depois vamos embora.”
12 Then David took the spear, and the cup of water, that was at the head of Saul, and they went forth, and no man was that saw, and understood, and waked, but all men slept, (or and there was no one who saw it, or knew it, or even awoke, but all the men slept); for the sleep of the Lord had fallen [up] on them.
12 Davi pegou a lança e o jarro de água que estavam perto da cabeça de Saul. Depois, ele e Abisai saíram sem que ninguém os visse nem acordasse, pois o S enhor os tinha feito cair num sono profundo.
13 And when David had passed [over] even against, and had stood on the top of the hill afar (off), and a great space was betwixt them,
13 Davi subiu a colina e passou para o outro lado, até estar a uma distância segura.
14 David cried to the people, and to Abner, the son of Ner, and said, Abner, whether thou wilt not answer? (or Abner, wilt thou not answer me?) And Abner answered, and said, Who art thou, that criest, and dis-easest the king?
14 Então gritou para os soldados e para Abner, filho de Ner: “Acorde, Abner!”. Abner perguntou de volta: “Quem é você? E como ousa acordar o rei aos gritos?”.
15 And David said to Abner, Whether thou art not a man (or Art thou not a man), and what other man is like thee in Israel? why therefore hast thou not kept thy lord the king (safe)? For one man of the company entered, that he should slay thy lord the king;
15 “Você é um grande homem, não é mesmo, Abner?”, disse Davi. “Quem, em todo o Israel, pode se comparar a você? Por que então não protegeu seu senhor, o rei, quando alguém chegou tão perto dele que poderia matá-lo?
16 this that thou hast done, is not good; the Lord liveth, for ye be sons of death, that kept not your lord, the christ of the Lord, (or this is not good, what thou hast done; as the Lord liveth, for ye be the sons of death, who kept not your lord safe, yea, the Lord’s anointed). Now therefore see thou, where is the spear of the king, and where is the cup of water, that was at his head.
16 Isso não é nada bom! Tão certo como o S enhor vive, você e seus homens merecem morrer, pois não protegeram seu rei, o ungido do S enhor . Olhe em volta! Onde estão a lança e o jarro de água do rei, que estavam perto da cabeça dele?”
17 Forsooth Saul knew the voice of David, and said, Whether this voice is thine, my son David? And David said, My lord the king, it is my voice. (And Saul knew the voice of David, and said, Is this thy voice, David my son? And David said, My lord the king, it is my voice.)
17 Saul reconheceu a voz de Davi e disse: “É você, meu filho Davi?”. Davi respondeu: “Sim, meu senhor, o rei.
18 And David said, For what cause pursueth my lord his servant? What have I done, either what evil is in mine hand?
18 Por que meu senhor persegue seu servo? O que eu fiz? Qual é meu crime?
19 Now therefore, my lord the king, I pray, hear the words of thy servant; if the Lord stirreth thee against me, the sacrifice be smelled; forsooth if [the] sons of men stir thee, they be cursed in the sight of the Lord, which have cast me out today, that I dwell not in the heritage of the Lord, and say, Go thou, serve thou alien gods. (And so now, my lord the king, I pray thee, listen to the words of thy servant; if the Lord stirreth thee against me, let the sacrifice be smelled; but if the sons of men \+em stir thee\+em*, be they cursed before the Lord, they who have thrown me out today, so that I live not in the inheritance of the Lord, and who say to me, Go thou, serve thou foreign, \+em or other\+em*, gods.)
19 Agora, porém, peço que o rei ouça seu servo. Se o S enhor incitou o rei contra mim, então que ele aceite minha oferta. Mas, se isso tudo não passa de um plano de homens, que o S enhor os amaldiçoe! Pois eles me expulsaram de meu lar, de modo que não posso mais viver entre o povo do S enhor , e disseram: ‘Vá servir outros deuses!’.
20 And now my blood be not shed out in the earth before the Lord; for the king of Israel hath gone out, that he seek a quick flea, as a partridge is pursued in hills. (And now let not my blood be shed out on the ground before the Lord; for the king of Israel hath gone out, so that he can seek after a quick, \+em or an insignificant\+em*, flea, like a partridge is pursued over the hills.)
20 Devo morrer em terra estrangeira, longe da presença do S enhor ? Por que o rei de Israel sai à procura de uma pulga? Por que me persegue como uma perdiz nos montes?”.
21 And Saul said, I have sinned; turn thou again, my son David, for I shall no more do evil to thee, for my life was precious today in thine eyes; for it seemeth, that I have done follily (or that I have done foolishly), and I have unknown full many things.
21 Então Saul disse: “Pequei. Volte para casa, Davi, meu filho, e não procurarei mais lhe fazer mal, pois hoje você considerou minha vida preciosa. Tenho sido insensato e cometi erros muito graves”.
22 And David answered and said, Lo! the spear of the king, one of the young men of the king pass (over \+em hither\+em*), and take it; (And David replied, Behold! the spear of the king; one of the king’s young men come over \+em here\+em*, and take it back;)
22 “Aqui está sua lança, ó rei!”, respondeu Davi. “Mande um dos seus servos vir pegá-la.
23 forsooth the Lord shall yield to each man after his rightfulness and his faith; for the Lord betook thee today into mine hand, and I would not hold forth mine hand into the christ of the Lord; (and the Lord shall yield to each man after his uprightness and \+em his\+em* faithfulness, \+em or his loyalty\+em*; for the Lord delivered thee today into my hands, but I would not put my hand against the Lord’s anointed;)
23 O S enhor recompensa quem age com justiça e lealdade, e eu me recusei a matar o rei, mesmo quando o S enhor o entregou em minhas mãos, pois é o ungido do S enhor .
24 and as thy life is magnified today in mine eyes, so my life be magnified in the eyes of the Lord, and deliver he me from all anguish. (and as thy life is magnified today in my eyes, so let my life be magnified in the eyes of the Lord, and let him deliver me from all anguish.)
24 Agora, que o S enhor considere minha vida preciosa, como hoje considerei preciosa a vida do rei. Que ele me livre de todos os meus sofrimentos.”
25 Therefore Saul said to David, Blessed be thou, my son David; and soothly thou doing shalt do, and thou mighty shalt be mighty. Then David went forth into his way, and Saul turned again into his place, (or Then David went forth on his way, and Saul returned home).
25 E Saul disse a Davi: “Seja abençoado, Davi, meu filho. Você realizará muitos feitos heroicos e certamente será bem-sucedido”. Então Davi foi embora, e Saul voltou para casa.
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