2 Samuel 11
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1 And it was done, when the year turned again, in that time in which kings be wont to go forth to battles, David sent forth Joab, and with him his servants, and all Israel; and they destroyed the sons of Ammon, and besieged Rabbah; and David dwelled in Jerusalem. (And it was done, when the year turned again, at the time when kings be wont to go forth to battle, David sent out Joab, and with him his officers, and all of Israel’s army; and they destroyed the Ammonites, and besieged Rabbah; but David stayed in Jerusalem.)
1 Na primavera seguinte, época do ano em que os reis costumam sair para a guerra, Davi mandou que Joabe, os seus oficiais e o exército israelita fossem atacar os inimigos. Eles venceram os amonitas e cercaram a cidade de Rabá. Mas Davi ficou em Jerusalém.
2 While these things were done, it befelled, that David rose in a day from his bed after midday, and walked in the solar of the king’s house; and he saw a woman washing herself even against him upon her solar; and the woman was full fair. (While these things were done, it befell one day, that David rose from his bed after midday, and walked on the roof of his palace; and he saw a woman opposite \+em him\+em* washing herself on her roof; and the woman was truly beautiful.)
2 Uma tarde Davi se levantou, depois de ter dormido um pouco, e foi passear no terraço do palácio. Dali viu uma mulher muito bonita tomando banho.
3 Therefore the king sent, and inquired, what woman it was; and it was told to him that she was Bathsheba, the daughter of Eliam, and \+sls (that)\+sls* she was the wife of Uriah (the) Hittite.
3 Aí ele mandou que descobrissem quem era aquela mulher e soube que era Bate-Seba, filha de Eliã e esposa de Urias, o heteu.
4 Then by messengers sent, David took her; and when she entered to him, he slept with her, and anon she was hallowed from her uncleanness. And she turned again into her house, (Then David sent messengers, who brought her to him; and after she came to him, he slept with her, and at once she was hallowed from her uncleanness. And she returned to her house,)
4 Então Davi mandou que alguns mensageiros fossem buscá-la. Eles a trouxeram, e Davi teve relações com ela. Bate-Seba tinha justamente terminado o seu ritual mensal de purificação . Ela voltou para casa
5 with a child conceived; and she sent, and told to David, and said, I have conceived.
5 e depois descobriu que estava grávida e mandou um recado a Davi contando isso.
6 And David sent to Joab, and said, Send thou Uriah (the) Hittite to me; and Joab sent Uriah to David.
6 Davi mandou então esta mensagem a Joabe: — Mande que Urias, o heteu, venha falar comigo. E Joabe obedeceu.
7 And Uriah came to David; and David asked, how rightfully Joab did and the people, and how the battle was (ad)ministered, or served. (And Uriah came to David; and David asked him how well Joab and the men were doing, and how the battle was going.)
7 Quando Urias chegou, Davi perguntou a ele se Joabe e as tropas estavam bem e como estava indo a guerra.
8 And David said to Uriah, Go into thine house, and wash thy feet. [And] Uriah went out from the house of the king, and the king’s meat followed him (or and the king’s gift followed him home).
8 Depois disse a Urias: — Vá para casa e descanse um pouco. Urias saiu, e Davi mandou levar um presente à casa dele.
9 Soothly Uriah slept before the gate of the king’s house with other servants of his lord, and went not down to his house. (But Uriah slept by the palace gate with other servants of his lord, and did not go down to his house.)
9 Mas Urias não foi para casa; em vez disso, dormiu no portão do palácio junto com os guardas do rei.
10 And it was told to David of men, saying, Uriah went not to his house, (or And it was told to David by men, saying, Uriah did not go down to his house). And David said to Uriah, Whether thou camest not from the way? why wentest thou not down into thine house?
10 Quando Davi soube que Urias não tinha ido para casa, perguntou-lhe: — Você acaba de voltar depois de ter ficado fora muito tempo. Por que não foi para casa?
11 And Uriah said to David, The ark of God, [and] Israel, and Judah (all) dwell in tents, and my lord Joab, and the servants of my lord dwell upon the face of the earth, and shall I (then) go into mine house, to eat and drink, and sleep with my wife? By thine health, and by the health of thy soul, I shall not do this thing.
11 Urias respondeu: — Os homens de Israel e de Judá estão longe, na frente de batalha, e a
12 Therefore David said to Uriah, Dwell thou here also today, and tomorrow I shall deliver thee. Uriah dwelled in Jerusalem in that day, and the tother, (or And so Uriah stayed in Jerusalem that day, and the next day as well).
12 Então Davi disse: — Fique aqui o resto do dia. Amanhã eu o mandarei de volta. E Urias ficou em Jerusalém naquele dia e no dia seguinte.
13 And David called him, that he should eat and drink before him, and David made drunken Uriah (or and David made Uriah drunk); and he went out in the eventide, and slept in his bed with the servants of his lord; and went not down into his house.
13 Davi convidou-o para jantar e fez com que ele ficasse bêbado. Mesmo assim, Urias não foi para casa naquela noite. Em vez disso, dormiu no seu cobertor, no quarto da guarda do palácio.
14 Therefore when the morrowtide was made, David wrote [an] epistle to Joab, and sent (it) by the hand of Uriah,
14 Na manhã seguinte, Davi escreveu uma carta a Joabe e a mandou por Urias.
15 and wrote in the epistle, Put ye Uriah even against the battle, where the battle is strongest, that is, where the adversaries be \+sls (the)\+sls* strong \+sls (est)\+sls*, and forsake ye him, that he be smitten and perish, (or and leave ye him there, so that he can be struck down and die).
15 Davi escreveu o seguinte: “Ponha Urias na linha de frente, onde a luta é mais pesada. Depois se retire e deixe que ele seja morto.”
16 Therefore when Joab besieged the city, he setted Uriah in the place where he knew that (the) strongest men were.
16 Por isso, enquanto estava cercando a cidade, Joabe mandou Urias para um lugar onde sabia que o inimigo estava mais forte.
17 And [the] men went out of the city, and fought against Joab, and they killed of the people of the servants of David, and also Uriah (the) Hittite was dead there. (And the men came out of the city, and fought against Joab, and they killed some of David’s officers, and Uriah the Hittite was also killed.)
17 As tropas inimigas saíram da cidade, lutaram contra as forças de Joabe e mataram alguns oficiais de Davi. E Urias também foi morto.
18 Therefore Joab sent, and told all the words of the battle; (And so Joab sent a message to David, telling him all about the battle;)
18 Então Joabe mandou a Davi notícias da batalha.
19 and he commanded to the messenger, and said, When thou hast fulfilled all the words of the battle to the king (or When thou hast finished telling the king everything about the battle),
19 Ele disse ao mensageiro o seguinte: — Se, depois que você contar ao rei tudo sobre a batalha,
20 if thou seest, that he is wroth, and saith, Why nighed ye to the wall to fight? whether ye knew not, that many darts, (\+em or arrows\+em*), (would) be sent out from the wall above?
20 ele ficar zangado e perguntar: “Por que vocês chegaram tão perto da cidade para lutar com eles? Não viram que eles poderiam atirar flechas do alto da muralha?
21 who smote Abimelech, the son of Jerubbesheth? whether not a woman sent on him a gobbet of a millstone from the wall, and killed him in Thebez? why nighed ye beside the wall? thou shalt say, Also thy servant, Uriah (the) Hittite, died. (do ye not recall who struck down Abimelech, the son of Jerubbesheth? did not a woman send down a piece of a millstone upon him from the wall above, and killed him there in Thebez? why did ye go beside the wall? thou shalt say, And thy officer, Uriah the Hittite, also died.)
21 Vocês não lembram como Abimeleque, filho de Jerubesete, foi morto? Foi na cidade de Tebes, onde uma mulher atirou de cima da muralha uma pedra de moinho e o matou. Então por que vocês chegaram tão perto da muralha?” Se o rei perguntar isso, responda: “Urias, seu oficial, também foi morto.”
22 Therefore the messenger went, [and came](to the king), and told to David all things which Joab had commanded to him.
22 Então o mensageiro foi e disse a Davi o que Joabe tinha mandado.
23 And the messenger said to David, [The] Men had the mastery against us, and they went out to us into the field; and with great fierceness we pursued them unto the gate of the city.
23 O mensageiro disse assim: — Os inimigos eram mais fortes do que nós e saíram para fora da cidade para lutar em campo aberto. Mas nós os forçamos a voltar para o portão da cidade.
24 And [the] archers sent (out) darts to thy servants from the wall above, and some of the king’s servants be dead; and also thy servant, Uriah (the) Hittite, is dead. (And their archers sent out arrows at thy servants,\+em or thy officers\+em*, from the wall above, and some of the king’s servants were killed; and thy servant, Uriah the Hittite, also died.)
24 Então eles atiraram flechas do alto da muralha contra nós, e alguns dos seus oficiais foram mortos. E o seu oficial Urias também morreu.
25 And David said to the messenger, Thou shalt say these things to Joab, This thing break not thee; for the hap of battle is diverse, and sword wasteth now this man, [and] now that man; comfort thy fighters against the city, that thou destroy it, and excite thou them. (And David said to the messenger, Thou shalt say these things to Joab, Do not let this thing break thee; for the happenstance of battle is diverse, and the sword wasteth now this man, and now that one; make thy fighting men strong against the city, so that thou destroy it, yea, encourage thou them.)
25 Davi respondeu ao mensageiro: — Anime Joabe e diga-lhe que não fique preocupado, pois numa batalha nunca se sabe quem vai morrer. Diga-lhe que ataque com mais força, até conquistar a cidade.
26 And the wife of Uriah heard, that Uriah her husband was dead, and she bewailed him.
26 Bate-Seba soube que o marido tinha morrido e chorou por ele.
27 And when the mourning was passed, David sent, and brought her into his house; and she was made (a) wife to him, and she childed a son to him. And this word that David had done displeased before the Lord (or But this thing that David had done greatly displeased the Lord).
27 Depois que passou o tempo de luto, Davi mandou trazê-la para o palácio. Ela se tornou sua esposa e lhe deu um filho. Mas o Senhor não gostou do que Davi tinha feito.
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