2 Crônicas 30
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1 And Hezekiah sent to all Israel and to Judah, and he wrote epistles to Ephraim and to Manasseh, that they should come into the house of the Lord in Jerusalem, and make pask to the Lord God of Israel. (And Hezekiah sent word to all Israel and to Judah, and also wrote letters to Ephraim and to Manasseh, that they should come to the House of the Lord in Jerusalem, and keep the Passover of the Lord God of Israel.)
1 Ezequias enviou uma mensagem a todo o Israel e Judá e também escreveu cartas a Efraim e a Manassés, convidando-os para ir ao templo do Senhor em Jerusalém e celebrar a Páscoa do Senhor, o Deus de Israel.
2 Therefore when counsel was taken of the king, and of [the] princes, and of all the company of Jerusalem, they deemed, or purposed, to make pask in the second month. (And so when the king, and the leaders, and all the company of Jerusalem, had taken counsel together, they decided to keep the Passover in the second month.)
2 O rei, seus oficiais e toda a comunidade de Jerusalém decidiram celebrar a Páscoa no segundo mês.
3 For they deemed not to be able to do this in his time, that is, the first month, (or For they deemed that they could not do \+em it\+em* at that time, \+em that is, in the first month\+em*); for the priests which might suffice thereto were not yet hallowed, and the people was not yet gathered into Jerusalem.
3 Não tinha sido possível celebrá-la na data prescrita, pois não havia número suficiente de sacerdotes consagrados, e o povo não estava reunido em Jerusalém.
4 And the word pleased the king, and all the multitude. (And this decision pleased the king, and all the multitude.)
4 A idéia pareceu boa tanto ao rei quanto a toda a assembléia.
5 And they deemed to send messengers into all Israel, from Beersheba unto Dan, that they should come, and make (the) pask to the Lord God of Israel in Jerusalem; for (so) many men had not done it, as it is before-written in the law, (or for so many had not kept \+em it\+em* before, as it was described in the Law).
5 Então decidiram fazer uma proclamação em todo o Israel, desde Berseba até Dã, convocando o povo a Jerusalém para celebrar a Páscoa do Senhor, o Deus de Israel. Pois muitos não a celebravam segundo o que estava escrito.
6 And couriers went forth with epistles, by [the] commandment of the king and of his princes, into all Israel and Judah, and preached by that, that the king had commanded, (and said), Sons of Israel, turn ye again to the Lord God of Abraham, and of Isaac, and of Israel; and he shall turn again to the remnant of men, that escaped the hands of the king(s) of Assyrians. (And couriers went forth with the letters, by the command of the king and of his leaders, into all Israel and Judah, and preached what the king had commanded, and said, Israelites, return ye to the Lord God of Abraham, and of Isaac, and of Jacob; and he shall return to the remnant of people, who escaped from the hands, \+em or from the power\+em*, of the kings of Assyria.)
6 Por ordem do rei, mensageiros percorreram Israel e Judá com cartas assinadas pelo rei e pelos seus oficiais, com a seguinte mensagem: "Israelitas, voltem para o Senhor, o Deus de Abraão, de Isaque e de Israel, para que ele se volte para vocês que restaram e escaparam das mãos dos reis da Assíria.
7 Do not ye be made as your fathers and your brethren, which went away from the Lord God of their fathers; and he gave them into perishing, as ye see. (Do not ye be made like your fathers and \+em your\+em* kinsmen, who went away from the Lord God of their fathers; and he gave them into perishing, as ye see.)
7 Não sejam como seus pais e seus irmãos, que foram infiéis ao Senhor, o Deus dos seus antepassados, de maneira que ele os deixou em ruínas, conforme vocês vêem.
8 Do not ye make hard your nolls, as your fathers did, (or Do not ye be stiff-necked, \+em or stubborn\+em*, like your fathers); give ye your hands to the Lord in promising that ye shall serve him faithfully, and come ye to his saintuary, which he hath hallowed (into) without end; serve ye the Lord God of your fathers, and the wrath of his strong vengeance shall turn away from you.
8 Portanto não sejam obstinados como seus antepassados; submetam-se ao Senhor. Venham ao santuário que ele consagrou para sempre. Sirvam ao Senhor, ao seu Deus, para que o fogo da sua ira se desvie de vocês.
9 For if ye turn again to the Lord, your brethren and your sons shall have mercy before their lords that led them prisoners; and they shall turn again into this land, (or For if ye return to the Lord, your kinsmen and your children shall have mercy before their lords who led them away as prisoners; and they shall return to this land). For the Lord our God is pious, either benign, and merciful; and he will not turn away his face from you, if ye turn again to him.
9 Se vocês voltarem para o Senhor, os que capturaram os seus irmãos e os seus filhos terão misericórdia deles, e eles voltarão a esta terra, pois o Senhor, o seu Deus, é bondoso e compassivo. Ele não os rejeitará, se vocês se voltarem para ele".
10 Therefore the couriers went swiftly from city into city through the land of Ephraim and Manasseh unto Zebulun, while they scorned and bemocked them (or but the people \+em of those territories\+em* scorned and mocked them).
10 Os mensageiros foram de cidade em cidade, em Efraim e em Manassés, e até em Zebulom, mas o povo zombou deles e os expôs ao ridículo.
11 Nevertheless some men of Asher, and of Manasseh, and of Zebulun, assented to the counsel, and came into Jerusalem.
11 No entanto, alguns homens de Aser, de Manassés e de Zebulom humilharam-se e foram para Jerusalém.
12 Forsooth the hand of the Lord was made in Judah, that he gave to them one heart, and that they did the word of the Lord, by the commandment of the king and of the princes. (But the hand of the Lord was made in Judah, so that he gave them one heart, and that they did the word of the Lord, by the command of the king and his leaders.)
12 Já em Judá a mão de Deus esteve sobre o povo dando-lhes unidade de pensamento para executarem o que o rei e os seus oficiais haviam ordenado, conforme a palavra do Senhor.
13 And many peoples were gathered into Jerusalem, for to make the solemnity of therf loaves in the second month. (And many people gathered in Jerusalem to keep the Feast of Unleavened Bread in the second month.)
13 Uma imensa multidão reuniu-se em Jerusalém no segundo mês, para celebrar a festa dos pães sem fermento.
14 And they rose, and destroyed the altars, that were in Jerusalem; and they destroying all things in which incense was burnt to idols, casted forth into the strand of Kidron. (And they rose up, and destroyed the altars, that were in Jerusalem; and to destroy all the things in which incense was burned to idols, they threw \+em them\+em* forth into the Kidron Stream or into the Kidron Gorge.)
14 Eles retiraram os altares que havia em Jerusalém e se desfizeram de todos os altares de incenso, atirando-os no vale de Cedrom.
15 And they offered pask in the fourteenth day of the second month; also the priests and the deacons were hallowed at the last, and (then they) offered burnt sacrifices in the house of the Lord. (And they offered the Passover on the fourteenth day of the second month; and the priests and the Levites were ashamed, \+em for they were not ritually clean\+em*, and so at last they consecrated themselves, and then they offered the burnt sacrifices in the House of the Lord.)
15 Abateram o cordeiro da Páscoa no dia catorze do segundo mês. Os sacerdotes e os levitas, envergonhados, consagraram-se e levaram holocaustos ao templo do Senhor.
16 And they stood in their order, by the ordinance and law of Moses, the man of God. Soothly the priests took of the hands of deacons the blood to be shed out (or And the priests took the blood to be shed out from the hands of the Levites),
16 E assumiram seus postos, conforme prescrito na Lei de Moisés, homem de Deus. Os sacerdotes aspergiram o sangue que os levitas lhes entregaram.
17 for much (of the) company was not hallowed; and therefore the deacons offered pask for them, that might not be hallowed to the Lord. (for many of the people were not yet purified, and so the Levites sacrificed, \+em or killed\+em*, the Passover lambs for those who had not yet been consecrated to the Lord.)
17 Visto que muitos na multidão não haviam se consagrado, os levitas tiveram que matar cordeiros da Páscoa para todos os que não estavam cerimonialmente puros e que por isso não podiam consagrar os seus cordeiros ao Senhor.
18 Also a great part of the people of Ephraim, and of Manasseh, and of Issachar, and of Zebulun, that was not hallowed, ate (the) pask not by that that is written. And Hezekiah prayed for them, and said, The good Lord shall do mercy to all men, (And a great part of the people of Ephraim, and of Manasseh, and of Issachar, and of Zebulun, who were not purified, ate the Passover not by what was written. But Hezekiah prayed for them, and said, The good Lord shall do mercy to all,)
18 Embora muitos dos que vieram de Efraim, de Manassés, de Issacar e de Zebulom não se tivessem purificado, assim mesmo comeram a Páscoa, contrariando o que estava escrito. Mas Ezequias orou por eles, dizendo: "Queira o Senhor, que é bondoso, perdoar todo
19 which seek in all their heart the Lord God of their fathers (or who seek in all their hearts the Lord God of their fathers); and it shall not be areckoned to them into sin, that they be not hallowed by \+sls (the)\+sls* offering of gifts.
19 aquele que inclina o seu coração para buscar a Deus, o Senhor, o Deus dos seus antepassados, mesmo que não esteja puro de acordo com as regras do santuário".
20 And the Lord heard him, and was pleased to the people. (And the Lord heard him, and healed the people or and forgave the people.)
20 E o Senhor ouviu a oração de Ezequias e não castigou o povo.
21 And the sons of Israel, that were found in Jerusalem, made the solemnity of therf loaves seven days in great gladness, and they praised the Lord by each day; and the deacons and [the] priests praised the Lord by organs, which accorded to their office. (And the Israelites, who were found in Jerusalem, kept the Feast of Unleavened Bread for seven days with great gladness, and they praised the Lord each day; and the Levites and the priests \+em praised the Lord\+em* with mighty instruments.)
21 Os israelitas presentes em Jerusalém celebraram com muita alegria a festa dos pães sem fermento durante sete dias. Diariamente os levitas e os sacerdotes cantavam louvores, ao som dos instrumentos ressonantes do Senhor.
22 And Hezekiah spake to the heart of all the deacons, that had good understanding of the Lord; and they ate by (the) seven days of the solemnity, offering sacrifices of peaceable things, and praising the Lord God of their fathers. (And Hezekiah spoke to the hearts of all the Levites, who had a good understanding of the Lord; and they ate throughout the seven days of the Feast, offering the peace offerings, and praising the Lord God of their fathers.)
22 Ezequias dirigiu palavras animadoras a todos os levitas, que mostraram boa disposição para com o serviço do Senhor. Durante os sete dias eles comeram suas porções das ofertas, apresentaram sacrifícios de comunhão e louvaram o Senhor, o Deus dos seus antepassados.
23 And it pleased all the multitude to hallow also other seven days; which thing also they did with great joy. (And it pleased all the multitude to also dedicate another seven days; and so they did that with great joy.)
23 E toda a assembléia decidiu prolongar a festa por mais sete dias, e a celebraram com alegria.
24 Forsooth Hezekiah, king of Judah, gave to the multitude a thousand bulls, and seven thousand of sheep; and the princes gave to the people a thousand bulls, and ten thousand sheep, (or and the leaders gave the people a thousand bulls, and ten thousand sheep). Therefore a full great multitude of priests was hallowed;
24 Ezequias, rei de Judá, forneceu mil novilhos e sete mil ovelhas e bodes para a assembléia, e os líderes, mil novilhos e dez mil ovelhas e bodes. Muitos sacerdotes se consagraram,
25 and all the company of Judah was filled with gladness, as well of priests and deacons, as of all the multitude that came from Israel, and of [the] converts of the land of Israel, and of [the] dwellers in Judah. (and all the congregation of Judah was filled with gladness, \+em that is\+em*, the priests and the Levites, and all the multitude who came from Israel, and the converts in the land of Israel, and the inhabitants of Judah.)
25 e toda a assembléia de Judá se regozijava, juntamente com os sacerdotes, com os levitas e com todos os que se haviam reunido, vindos de Israel, inclusive os estrangeiros que viviam em Israel e em Judá.
26 And great solemnity was made in Jerusalem, what manner was not in that city from the days of Solomon, the son of David, king of Israel. (And there was great joy in Jerusalem, such as was not in that city since the days of Solomon, the son of David, king of Israel.)
26 Houve grande alegria em Jerusalém, pois desde os dias de Salomão, filho de Davi, rei de Israel, não havia acontecido algo assim na cidade.
27 And [the] priests and deacons rose up, and blessed the people; and the voice of them was heard, and their prayer came into the holy dwelling place of heaven. (And the priests and the Levites rose up, and blessed the people; and their voices were heard, and their prayers came unto the holy dwelling place of heaven.)
27 Os sacerdotes e os levitas levantaram-se para abençoar o povo, e Deus os ouviu; a oração deles chegou aos céus, sua santa habitação.
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