1 Samuel 30
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1 And when David and his men had come into Ziklag in the third day, (they learned that) men of Amalek had made assault on the south part (of Judah), (and) in Ziklag; and (had) smitten Ziklag, and burnt it by fire. (And when David and his men had come into Ziklag on the third day, they learned that the Amalekites had made an assault on the southern part of Judah, and in Ziklag; and they had struck Ziklag, and had burned it down.)
1 E sucedeu, quando Davi e os seus homens haviam chegado a Ziclague, no terceiro dia, que os amalequitas haviam invadido o sul e Ziclague, e ferido a Ziclague, e a queimaram com fogo;
2 And they led (away) the women (as) prisoners from thence, from the least unto the most; and they had not slain any, but they led them forth with them, and went in their way. (And they took away the women as prisoners from there, from the least unto the most; and they did not kill any, but they took them away with them, and went on their way.)
2 e haviam levado cativas as mulheres que nela estavam: eles não mataram nenhuma delas, nem grande, nem pequena, mas as tomaram, e prosseguiram no seu caminho.
3 Therefore when David and his men had come to the city, and had found it burnt with fire, and that their wives, and their sons, and daughters were led away (as) prisoners,
3 Então, Davi e os seus homens vieram à cidade, e eis que ela estava queimada pelo fogo; e as suas esposas, e os seus filhos, e as suas filhas tinham sido levados cativos.
4 then David and the people that was with him raised [up] their voices, and wailed, till the tears failed in them.
4 Então, Davi e o povo que com ele estava ergueram a sua voz e choraram, até que não tiveram mais força para chorar.
5 And also [the] two wives of David were led away (as) prisoners, Ahinoam of Jezreel, and Abigail, the wife of Nabal of Carmel.
5 E as duas esposas de Davi foram levadas cativas: Ainoã, a jezreelita, e Abigail, a esposa de Nabal, o carmelita.
6 And David was full sorry; certainly all the people would have stoned David, for the soul of each man was bitter on their sons and daughters. Forsooth David was comforted in his Lord God. (And David was in great trouble; yea, all the men would have stoned David, for all of them were bitter over losing their sons and daughters. But David was strengthened by the Lord his God.)
6 E Davi ficou mui angustiado; pois o povo falou em apedrejá-lo, porque a alma de todo o povo estava aflita, cada homem por causa dos seus filhos e suas filhas; Davi, porém, animou-se no SENHOR, seu Deus.
7 And he said to Abiathar, the priest, the son of Ahimelech, Bring thou [the] ephod to me. And Abiathar brought the ephod to David;
7 E Davi disse a Abiatar, o sacerdote, filho de Aimeleque: Rogo-te que me traga aqui o éfode. E Abiatar trouxe o éfode para Davi.
8 and David counselled with the Lord, and said, Shall I pursue these thieves, either no? and shall I take them? And the Lord said to him, Pursue thou; for without doubt thou shalt take them, and thou shalt take away from them their prey. (and David counselled with the Lord, and said, Shall I pursue these thieves, or not? and shall I be able to overtake them? And the Lord said to him, Pursue thou them; for without a doubt thou shalt overtake them, and thou shalt take their prey away from them.)
8 E Davi consultou o SENHOR, dizendo: Devo perseguir esta tropa? Devo alcançá-los? E Ele lhe respondeu: Persegue; pois tu certamente os alcançarás, e sem falta recuperará tudo.
9 Therefore David went forth, he and six hundred men that were with him, and they came unto the strand of Besor; and there the weary men of the host of David abode behind. (And so David went forth, he and the six hundred men who were with him, and they came to the Besor Stream; and the weary men\+em in David’s army\+em* stayed behind there.)
9 Assim, Davi foi, ele e os seiscentos homens que com ele estavam, e chegou ao ribeiro de Besor, onde permaneciam os que foram deixados para trás.
10 Forsooth David pursued, he and four hundred men; for two hundred abided (behind), that were weary, and might not pass [over] the strand of Besor.
10 Davi porém foi ao encalço, ele e quatrocentos homens; pois duzentos ficaram para trás, os quais estavam tão fragilizados que não conseguiram atravessar o ribeiro de Besor.
11 And they found a (young) man of Egypt in the field, and they brought him to David; and they gave him bread, that he should eat, and water to drink, (or and they gave him some bread to eat, and some water to drink);
11 E eles acharam um egípcio no campo, e o trouxeram até Davi, e lhe deram pão, e ele comeu; e o fizeram beber água;
12 but also they gave to him a gobbet of a bundle of dried figs, and two clusters of dried grapes. And when he had eaten those, his spirit turned again to him, and he was comforted; for he had not eaten bread, neither had drunk water in three days and three nights. (and \+em they\+em* also \+em gave him\+em* a piece of a bundle of dried figs, and two clusters of dried grapes. And when he had eaten them, his spirit returned \+em to him\+em*, and he was strengthened; for he had not eaten any bread, or drunk any water, for three days and three nights.)
12 e eles lhe deram um pedaço de um bolo de figos, e dois cachos de uvas passas; e quando ele terminou de comer, o seu espírito lhe retornou; pois ele não havia comido pão, nem bebido água, havia três dias e três noites.
13 Then David said to him, Whose man art thou, either from whence and whither goest thou? And he said, I am a young man of Egypt, the servant of a man of Amalek; but my lord forsook me, for I began to be sick the third day ago.
13 E disse-lhe Davi: A quem tu pertences? E de onde és tu? E ele disse: Eu sou um jovem do Egito, servo de um amalequita; e o meu senhor me abandonou, porque três dias atrás eu caí enfermo.
14 For we brake out at the south coast of (the) Cherethites, and against Judah (or near Judah), and at the south of Caleb, and we burnt Ziklag with fire.
14 Nós fizemos uma invasão ao sul dos queretitas, e ao termo que pertence a Judá, e ao sul de Calebe; e queimamos Ziclague com fogo.
15 And David said to him, Mayest thou lead me to this company? Which said (or And the young man said), Swear thou to me by God, that thou shalt not slay me, and that thou shalt not betake me into the hands of my lord; and I shall lead thee to this company. And David swore to him.
15 E Davi lhe disse: Podes tu me fazer descer até esta companhia? E ele disse: Jura-me por Deus, que tu não me matarás, nem me entregarás nas mãos do meu senhor, e eu te farei descer até esta companhia.
16 And when the young man had led him thither, lo! they sat at the meat, upon the face of all the earth, eating and drinking, and as hallowing a feast day, for all the prey and spoils which they had taken of the land of Philistines, and of the land of Judah. (And when the young man had led him \+em there\+em*, behold! they sat spread out over all the ground, eating and drinking, as if celebrating a feast day, because of all the prey and the spoils which they had taken from the land of the Philistines, and the land of Judah.)
16 E quando ele desceu, eis que eles estavam espalhados ao largo de toda a terra, comendo e bebendo, e dançando, por causa de todo o grande despojo que haviam retirado da terra dos filisteus, e da terra de Judá.
17 And David smote them from the eventide unto the eventide of the tother day, and not any of them escaped, no but four hundred young men, that went upon camels, and fled, (or who went upon camels, and fled).
17 E Davi os feriu desde o crepúsculo até o anoitecer do dia seguinte; e não escapou dali nenhum dos homens deles, salvo quatrocentos jovens, os quais montaram em camelos e fugiram.
18 Forsooth David delivered all things which the men of Amalek took, and he delivered his two wives; (And so David recovered all that the Amalekites had taken, and he rescued his two wives;)
18 E Davi recuperou tudo o que os amalequitas haviam levado consigo; e Davi resgatou suas duas esposas.
19 neither any of them failed, from little till to great, as well of sons as of daughters, and of spoils; and whatever things they had ravished, David led again all things; (nor were any of them lost, from the least unto the greatest, sons as well as daughters; and all the spoils, yea, whatever they had taken, David brought home again.)
19 E não houve nada que lhes faltasse, nem pequeno nem grande, nem filhos, nem filhas, nem despojo, nem coisa alguma que deles haviam levado. Davi recuperou tudo.
20 and he took all the flocks and great beasts, and drove them before his face. And they said, This is the prey of David, (or And the men said, This should all be David’s prey).
20 E Davi pegou todos os rebanhos e manadas, os quais eles levavam adiante daquele outro gado, e disse: Este é o despojo de Davi.
21 Forsooth David came to the two hundred men, that were weary, and abided behind, and might not follow David; and he [had] commanded them to sit at the strand of Besor; which went out against David, and the people that was with him. Forsooth David nighed to the people, and he greeted it peaceably. (And David came back to the two hundred men who were weary, and had stayed behind, and did not follow David; and he had commanded them to remain there at the Besor Stream; and they went out to meet David, and the people who were with him. And David came to these men, and he greeted them warmly.)
21 E Davi veio até aos duzentos homens que estavam tão fragilizados que não conseguiram seguir Davi, os quais ele também fez com que permanecessem junto ao ribeiro de Besor; e eles se adiantaram para se encontrar com Davi, e para se encontrar com o povo que com ele estava; e, quando Davi se aproximou do povo, ele os saudou.
22 And one man, the worst man and wicked of the men that were with David, answered, and said, For they came not with us, we shall not give to them anything of the prey, that we have ravished, but suffice it to each man his wife and his children; and when they have taken them, go they away. (But some men, the worst and the most wicked of those who went with David, said, For they did not come with us, we shall not give them any of the prey, that we have recovered, but let each man take only his wife and his children; and when they have taken them, go they away.)
22 Então, responderam todos os homens ímpios, e os homens de Belial, daqueles que foram com Davi, e disseram: Como eles não foram conosco, não lhes daremos nada do despojo que recuperamos, salvo a esposa e os filhos de cada homem, para que eles possam guiá-los para longe e partir.
23 And David said, My brethren, ye shall not do so, as ye speak, of these things, which the Lord hath given to us, and he hath kept us, and gave the thieves, that brake out against us, into our hands; (But David said, My brothers or My kinsmen, ye shall not do, \+em as ye speak\+em*, with these things, which the Lord hath given us, for he hath kept us safe, and delivered the thieves, who broke out against us, into our hands;)
23 Então disse Davi: Vós não fareis assim, irmãos meus, com aquilo que o SENHOR nos deu, aquele que nos preservou e entregou na nossa mão a companhia que veio contra nós.
24 neither any shall hear us strive on this word. For even part shall be of him that goeth down to battle, and of him that dwelleth at the fardels; and in like manner they shall part the prey. (nor shall anyone hear us \+em arguing\+em* over this matter. For even portion shall be for him who went down to the battle, as well as for him who stayed with the bundles, \+em or the supplies\+em*; yea, in like manner they shall divide up \+em the prey\+em*.)
24 Pois quem vos atentará nesta questão? Mas como é a parte daquele que desce à batalha, também será a parte daquele que esperou junto aos pertences: eles, igualmente, tomarão parte.
25 And this was made a constitution and a doom from that day and afterward, and as a law in Israel till into this day. (And from that day forward, this was made a custom, and a judgement, and a law in Israel, until this day.)
25 E assim foi daquele dia em diante: ele fez disso um estatuto e uma ordenança para Israel até este dia.
26 Then David came into Ziklag, and he sent gifts of the prey to the elder men of Judah, his neighbours, and said, Take ye blessing of the prey of [the] enemies of the Lord (or Have ye a gift out of the prey from the Lord’s enemies);
26 E quando Davi chegou a Ziclague, ele enviou do despojo aos anciãos de Judá, aos seus amigos, dizendo: Eis aqui um presente para vós do despojo dos inimigos do SENHOR;
27 to them that were in Bethel, and that were in Ramoth, at the south, and that were in Jattir,
27 para aqueles que estavam em Betel, e para aqueles que estavam no sul de Ramote, e para aqueles que estavam em Jatir,
28 and that were in Aroer, and that were in Siphmoth, and that were in Eshtemoa,
28 e para aqueles que estavam em Aroér, e para aqueles que estavam em Sifmote, e para aqueles que estavam em Estemoa,
29 and that were in Rachal, and that were in the cities of Jerahmeel, and that were in the cities of Kenites,
29 e para aqueles que estavam em Racal, e para aqueles que estavam nas cidades dos jerameelitas, e para aqueles que estavam nas cidades dos queneus,
30 and that were in Hormah, and that were in Chorashan, and that were in Athach,
30 e para aqueles que estavam em Horma, e para aqueles que estavam em Borasã, e para aqueles que estavam em Atace,
31 and that were in Hebron, and to other men, that were in these places, in which David dwelled and his men. (and those in Hebron, and to the other men who were in those places, where David and his men had lived.)
31 e para aqueles que estavam em Hebrom, e para todos os lugares onde o próprio Davi e os seus homens estavam acostumados a se refugiar.
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