1 Samuel 4
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1 and the word of Samuel came to all Israel. And it was done in those days (the) Philistines came together into battle; for Israel went out against the Philistines into battle, and setted tents beside the stone of help (or and pitched their tents at Ebenezer). And the Philistines came into Aphek,
1 E as palavras de Samuel chegavam a todo o povo de Israel. Naquele tempo, Israel estava em guerra com os filisteus. O exército israelita tinha acampado perto de Ebenézer, e os filisteus acamparam em Afeque.
2 and made ready (the) battle array against Israel. And when the battle was begun, Israel turned the(ir) backs to [the] Philistines; and as four thousand of men were slain in that battle everywhere by fields; and the people of Israel turned again to their tents. (and prepared the battle array against Israel. And when the battle was begun, Israel turned their backs to the Philistines; and about four thousand men were killed that day in that battle, in every part of the field; and then the people \+em of Israel\+em* returned to their tents.)
2 Os filisteus atacaram e derrotaram o exército de Israel, matando cerca de quatro mil homens.
3 And the greater men in birth of Israel said, Why hath the Lord smitten us today before the Philistines? Bring we to us from Shiloh the ark of the bond of peace of the Lord, and come it into the midst of us, that it save us from the hand of our enemies. (And the men of great age, \+em that is, the elders\+em*, of Israel, said, Why did the Lord let us be defeated today by the Philistines? Let us bring the Ark of the Covenant of the Lord from Shiloh, and have it come here into our midst, so that it can save us from the hand of our enemies.)
3 Terminada a batalha, os soldados voltaram para o acampamento, e as autoridades de Israel se perguntaram: “Por que o S enhor causou nossa derrota diante dos filisteus? Vamos trazer a arca da aliança do S enhor desde Siló, para que esteja conosco e nos livre do poder do inimigo!”.
4 Therefore the people sent into Shiloh, and they took from thence the ark of the bond of peace of the Lord of hosts, that sat on cherubim. And Hophni and Phinehas, the two sons of Eli, were with the ark of the bond of peace of the Lord. (And so the people sent to Shiloh, and they brought from there the Ark of the Covenant of the Lord of hosts, who sitteth above, \+em or upon\+em*, the cherubim. And Hophni and Phinehas, the two sons of Eli, came with the Ark of the Covenant of the Lord.)
4 Então enviaram homens a Siló para trazer a arca da aliança do S enhor dos Exércitos, que está entronizado entre os querubins. Hofni e Fineias, os dois filhos de Eli, acompanharam a arca da aliança de Deus.
5 And when the ark of [the] bond of peace of the Lord had come into the tents (or And when the Ark of the Covenant of the Lord came to the camp), all Israel cried [out] with [a] great cry, and the earth sounded.
5 Quando todos os israelitas viram a arca da aliança do S enhor entrando no acampamento, soltaram gritos de alegria tão altos que fizeram o chão tremer.
6 And the Philistines heard the voice of their cry, and they said, And what is this voice of great cry in the tents of Hebrews? And they knew, that the ark of [the] bond of peace of the Lord had come into the tents of Israel. (And the Philistines heard the sound of their cry, and they said, And what is this sound of a great cry from the Hebrews? tents? And then they knew, that the Ark of the Covenant of the Lord had come to Israel’s camp.)
6 “O que está acontecendo?”, perguntaram os filisteus. “Que significam esses gritos no acampamento dos hebreus?” Quando souberam que era porque a arca do S enhor havia chegado,
7 And the Philistines dreaded, and said, God is come into their tents; and they wailed, and said, Woe to us! for so great out-joying was not there yesterday, and the third day passed; (And the Philistines were afraid, and said, God hath come to their tents; and they wailed, and said, Woe to us! for there was not so great rejoicing there yesterday, or the third day ago;)
7 entraram em pânico. “Os deuses vieram ao acampamento deles!”, disseram. “Estamos perdidos! Nunca enfrentamos uma coisa assim antes!
8 woe to us! who shall keep us from the hand of these high gods? these be the gods, that smited Egypt with all vengeance in desert. (woe to us! who shall save us from the power of these high gods? these be the gods, who struck down the Egyptians with all that slaughter in the wilderness.)
8 Estamos perdidos! Quem nos salvará desses deuses poderosos? São os mesmos deuses que destruíram os egípcios com pragas, quando Israel estava no deserto.
9 Philistines, be ye comforted, and be ye men, serve ye not to the Hebrews, as they have served to you; be ye comforted, and fight ye against Israel. (Philistines, take ye courage, and be ye men, otherwise ye shall serve as slaves to the Hebrews, like they have served you; yea, be ye of good courage, and fight ye \+em against Israel\+em*.)
9 Tenham coragem, filisteus! Sejam homens! Do contrário, acabaremos como escravos dos hebreus, assim como eles se tornaram nossos escravos. Sejam homens e lutem!”
10 Then the Philistines fought, and Israel was overcome, and each man fled into his tabernacle; and a full great vengeance was made, and thirty thousand of (the) footmen of Israel felled down. (Then the Philistines fought, and Israel was overcome, and each man fled into his tent; and there was a great slaughter, and thirty thousand of the footmen of Israel fell down.)
10 Então os filisteus saíram para a batalha, e Israel foi derrotado. A matança foi grande: trinta mil soldados israelitas morreram naquele dia. Os sobreviventes deram meia-volta e fugiram para suas tendas.
11 And the ark of God was taken; and, the two sons of Eli, Hophni and Phinehas, were dead. (And the Ark of God was taken; and Eli’s two sons, Hophni and Phinehas, were killed.)
11 A arca de Deus foi tomada, e Hofni e Fineias, os dois filhos de Eli, foram mortos.
12 And a man of Benjamin ran from the battle array, and came into Shiloh in that day, with his cloth rent, and with his head besprinkled with dust; (And a man of Benjamin ran from the battle array, and came into Shiloh that day, with his cloak torn, and with his head covered with dirt;)
12 Um homem da tribo de Benjamim correu do campo de batalha e chegou a Siló ainda naquele dia. Tinha rasgado suas roupas e colocado pó sobre a cabeça.
13 and when he was come, Eli sat upon a seat, and beheld against the way; for his heart was dreading for the ark of the Lord, (or and when he arrived, Eli sat on a seat, looking toward the road; for his heart was fearing for the Ark of the Lord). And after that that man had entered, he told (what had happened) to the men of the city, and (then) all the city yelled.
13 Eli estava sentado numa cadeira, ao lado da estrada, esperando para ouvir as notícias da batalha, pois seu coração tremia pela segurança da arca de Deus. Quando o mensageiro chegou e contou o que havia acontecido, gritos ressoaram por toda a cidade.
14 And Eli heard the sound of the cry, and he said, What is the sound of this noise? (or And Eli heard all the yelling, and he said, What is the meaning of this noise?) And the man hasted, and came, and told to Eli.
14 Eli ouviu os gritos e perguntou: “O que é esse barulho todo?”. O mensageiro correu até Eli e contou-lhe a notícia.
15 And Eli was of fourscore years and eighteen, and his eyes (had) dimmed/his eyes (had) darkened, and he might not see.
15 Eli estava com 98 anos e já não conseguia enxergar.
16 And the man said to Eli, I am he that came from the battle, and I am he that fled today from the battle array. To whom Eli said, My son, what is there done? (or My son, what is done there?)
16 “Acabo de chegar do campo de batalha”, disse o mensageiro. “Fugi de lá hoje mesmo.” Eli perguntou: “O que aconteceu, meu filho?”.
17 And he that told answered, and said, Israel hath fled before the Philistines, and a great falling is made in the people of Israel; furthermore and thy two sons, Hophni and Phinehas, be dead, and the ark of God is taken. (And he who had given the report answered him, and said, Israel hath fled before the Philistines, and a great number of the people \+em of Israel\+em* have fallen; and furthermore thy two sons, Hophni and Phinehas, were killed, and the Ark of God was taken.)
17 O mensageiro respondeu: “Israel foi derrotado pelos filisteus, e o povo foi massacrado. Seus dois filhos, Hofni e Fineias, também morreram, e a arca de Deus foi tomada”.
18 And when he named the ark of God, Eli felled (off) from the seat backward beside the door, and was dead (or and he died); for his neck was broken. For he was an eld man, and of great age; and he deemed Israel forty years.
18 Quando ele mencionou o que havia acontecido com a arca de Deus, Eli caiu da cadeira para trás, ao lado do portão. Quebrou o pescoço e morreu, pois era velho e pesado. Havia sido juiz em Israel durante quarenta anos.
19 And his daughter-in-law, Phinehas? wife, was with child, and nigh the child bearing; and when the message was heard/and when she (had) heard by the messenger, that the ark of God was taken, and that her father-in-law was dead, and (also) her husband, she bowed herself down, and childed; for sudden sorrows felled into her (or for suddenly her pains came upon her).
19 A nora de Eli, esposa de Fineias, estava grávida e perto de dar à luz. Quando soube que a arca de Deus havia sido tomada e que o sogro e o marido estavam mortos, teve contrações violentas e deu à luz.
20 And in that moment of her death, (the)women that stood about her said to her, Dread thou not, for thou hast childed a son. And she answered not to them, neither she took heed. (And at the moment of her death, \+em the women\+em* who stood about her said to her, Fear thou not, for thou hast borne a son. But she did not answer them, nor take any heed.)
20 Ela morreu no parto, mas antes de falecer as parteiras tentaram animá-la. “Não tenha medo!”, disseram. “Você teve um menino!” Mas ela não respondeu nem se importou.
21 And she called the child Ichabod, that is, without glory, and said, The glory of the Lord is translated from Israel, for the ark of God is taken; and for her father-in-law and for her husband (And she called the child Ichabod, \+em that is, Without glory\+em*, and said, Now the glory of the Lord hath been taken away from Israel; for the Ark of God was taken, and her father-in-law, and her husband, were dead;)
21 Deu ao menino o nome de Icabode, e disse: “Foi-se embora a glória de Israel”, pois a arca de Deus havia sido tomada, e seu sogro e seu marido estavam mortos.
22 she said, The glory of God is translated from Israel/is taken from Israel, for the ark of God is taken. (and she said again, The glory of God hath been taken away from Israel, for the Ark of God hath been taken \+em from us\+em*.)
22 Disse ainda: “Foi-se embora a glória de Israel, pois a arca de Deus foi tomada!”.
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