2 Samuel 19

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¹ Forsooth it was told to Joab, that the king wept, and bewailed his son;

¹ Contaram a Joabe que o rei Davi estava chorando e se lamentando por causa de Absalão.

² and the victory in that day was turned into mourning to all the people; for the people heard, that it was said in that day, The king maketh sorrow on his son. (and so the victory that day was turned into mourning for all the people; for the people heard, that it was said that day, The king sorroweth for his son.)

² Assim, naquele dia, a alegria da vitória virou tristeza para toda a tropa de Davi porque eles souberam que o rei estava chorando a morte do seu filho.

³ And the people eschewed to enter into the city in that day, as the people turned and fleeing from [the] battle is wont to bow away. (And the people entered into the city on that day in shameful quiet, like the people who turned, and fled away from a battle, be wont to go.)

³ Eles voltaram e entraram na cidade em silêncio, como fazem os soldados que fogem da batalha, envergonhados.

⁴ And the king covered his head, and cried with great voice (or and cried with a loud voice), My son, Absalom! Absalom, my son!

⁴ O rei havia coberto o rosto e gritava alto: — Ó meu filho! Meu filho Absalão! Absalão, meu filho!

⁵ Therefore Joab entered to the king into the house, and said, Thou hast shamed today the cheers of all thy servants, that have made safe thy life, and the life of thy sons and of thy daughters, and the life of thy wives, and the life of thy secondary wives. (And so Joab entered into the palace, and said to the king, Today thou hast brought shame upon all of thy servants who have made thy life safe, and also upon the lives of thy sons and thy daughters, and thy wives, and thy secondary wives, \+em or thy concubines\+em*.)

⁵ Então Joabe foi à casa do rei e lhe disse: — Hoje o senhor humilhou os seus soldados, aqueles que salvaram a sua vida, a vida dos seus filhos e filhas e a vida das suas esposas e

⁶ Thou lovest them that hate thee, and thou hatest them that love thee; and thou hast showed today that thou reckest not of thy dukes and of thy servants; and verily I have known now, that if Absalom lived, and all we had been dead, then it should please thee. (Thou lovest them who hate thee, and thou hatest them who love thee; and thou hast shown today that thou carest not for thy leaders or for thy men; and now I truly know, that if Absalom had lived, and all of us had died, it would have pleased thee.)

⁶ O senhor odeia os que o amam e ama aqueles que o odeiam. E mostrou que os seus oficiais e os seus soldados não valem nada para o senhor. Eu estou vendo agora que o senhor ficaria muito feliz se hoje Absalão estivesse vivo e todos nós estivéssemos mortos.

⁷ Now therefore rise up, and go thou forth, and speak thou, and make satisfaction to thy servants; for I swear to thee by the Lord, that if thou shalt not go forth, soothly not one man shall dwell with thee in this night; and this shall be worse to thee, than all the evils that came [up] on thee from thy young waxing age till into this present time. (And so now rise up, and go thou out, and speak thou, and give satisfaction to thy men; for I swear by the Lord to thee, that if thou shalt not go out to them, truly not one man shall stay with thee through this night; and this shall be worse for thee, than all the evil that hath come upon thee from thy youngest age unto \+em this\+em* present time.)

⁷ Vá agora e dê uma palavra de elogio aos seus soldados. Se não fizer isso, eu juro, em nome de Deus, o Senhor , que amanhã de manhã nenhum deles estará do seu lado. E esse seria o pior desastre de toda a sua vida.

⁸ Therefore the king rose up, and sat in the gate; and it was told to all the people, that the king sat in the gate, and all the multitude came before the king. Forsooth Israel fled into their tabernacles (or Meanwhile all the Israelites had fled to their homes).

⁸ Então o rei se levantou e foi sentar-se perto do portão da cidade. Os seus soldados souberam que ele estava lá e se reuniram todos em volta dele. Enquanto isso, todos os israelitas tinham fugido, cada um para a sua casa.

⁹ And all the people strived in all the lineages of Israel, and said, The king delivered us from the hand of all our enemies, and he saved us from the hand of Philistines; and now he hath fled from the land for Absalom (or and now he hath fled from the land because of Absalom).

⁹ E, em todo o país, eles começaram a brigar. Eles diziam: — O rei Davi nos livrou dos nossos inimigos. Ele nos livrou dos filisteus, mas agora fugiu de Absalão e saiu do país.

¹⁰ Certainly Absalom, whom we anointed upon us, is dead in battle; how long be ye still, and bring not again the king? (or how long shall ye be silent, and not bring back the king?) And the counsel of all Israel came to the king.

¹⁰ Nós escolhemos Absalão para ser o nosso rei, mas ele morreu na batalha. Então, por que não tentamos trazer o rei Davi de volta?

¹¹ And king David sent to Zadok and to Abiathar, the priests, and said, Speak ye to the greater men in birth of Judah, and say ye, Why came ye the last to bring again the king into his house? Soothly the word of all Israel came to the king, that they would bring him again into his house. For the king said, Ye shall say these things to the people, (And King David sent word to Zadok and Abiathar, the priests, and said, Speak ye to the men of great age, \+em that is, to the elders\+em*, of Judah, and say ye, Why be ye the last to help bring back the king to his palace? Truly the word of all Israel had come to the king, that they would bring him back to his palace. And so the king said, Ye shall say these things to the elders,)

¹¹ O rei Davi soube do que os israelitas estavam dizendo. Então enviou os sacerdotes Zadoque e Abiatar aos líderes de Judá para perguntarem o seguinte: — Por que vocês seriam os últimos a ajudar a trazer o rei de volta ao seu palácio?

¹² Ye be my brethren, ye be my bone and my flesh; why the last bring ye again the king? (Ye be my kinsmen, ye be my flesh and blood; so why be ye the last to bring back the king?)

¹² Vocês são meus parentes, da minha própria carne e do meu próprio sangue; por que vocês seriam os últimos a ajudar a me trazer de volta?

¹³ And say ye to Amasa, Whether thou art not my bone and my flesh? God do these things to me, and add these things too, if thou shalt not be master of chivalry (or if thou shalt not be the leader of the cavalry, \+em or of the army\+em*), before me in all time after Joab.

¹³ Davi também mandou-os dizer a Amasa: — Você é meu parente. De agora em diante, você será o comandante do exército em lugar de Joabe. Que Deus me mate se eu não fizer isso!

¹⁴ And David bowed to him the heart of all [the] men of Judah as of one man; and they sent to the king, and said, Turn thou again, and all thy servants. (And so David turned \+em to himself\+em* the hearts of all the men of Judah as if one man; and they sent word to the king, and said, Come thou back again with all thy men.)

¹⁴ Com essas palavras, o rei ganhou o coração de todos os homens de Judá, e eles mandaram lhe dizer que voltasse com todos os seus oficiais.

¹⁵ And the king turned again, and came till to Jordan, (or And so the king returned, and came to the Jordan River); and all Judah came till into Gilgal to meet the king, and to lead him over (the) Jordan.

¹⁵ Davi voltou e chegou até o rio Jordão. Os homens da tribo de Judá foram encontrá-lo em Gilgal, para acompanhá-lo na travessia do rio.

¹⁶ But Shimei, the son of Gera, the son of Benjamin, of Bahurim, hasted, and came down with the men of Judah into the meeting of king David, (And Shimei, the son of Gera, the son of Benjamin, hastened from Bahurim, and came down with the men of Judah to meet King David,)

¹⁶ Ao mesmo tempo, Simei, o benjamita, filho de Gera, da cidade de Baurim, foi depressa ao rio Jordão para se encontrar com o rei Davi.

¹⁷ with a thousand men of Benjamin; and Ziba, the servant of the house of Saul, and (the) fifteen sons of him, and (his) twenty servants were with him; and they brake into (the) Jordan, before the king, (or and they went over the Jordan River, before the king),

¹⁷ Mil homens da tribo de Benjamim estavam com Simei. Também Ziba, que trabalhava para a família de Saul, foi ao Jordão com os seus quinze filhos e vinte empregados. Eles chegaram lá antes do rei

¹⁸ and they passed the fords, that they should lead over the house of the king, and do by the behest of the king. Soothly Shimei, the son of Gera, kneeled before the king, when he had passed now Jordan, (and they passed over the crossing, in order to bring over the king’s household, and to do whatever the king commanded. And Shimei, the son of Gera, kneeled before the king, when he had crossed over the Jordan River,)

¹⁸ e atravessaram o Jordão para acompanhar a gente do rei na travessia do rio e fazer tudo o que o rei quisesse. Quando o rei estava se aprontando para atravessar o rio, Simei se jogou no chão, em frente dele,

¹⁹ and said to the king, My lord the king, areckon thou not wickedness to me, neither have thou mind of the wrongs of thy servant in the day (nor remember the wrongs of thy servant on the day), in which thou, my lord the king, wentest out of Jerusalem, neither set thou, king, those wrongs in thine heart;

¹⁹ e disse: — Ó rei, eu peço que perdoe o mal que lhe fiz no dia em que o senhor saiu de Jerusalém. Esqueça o que eu fiz; nunca mais pense nisso.

²⁰ for I thy servant acknowledge my sin; and therefore today I came the first of all the house of Joseph, and I came down into the meeting of my lord the king (or and I came down to meet my lord the king).

²⁰ Eu sei que fiz uma coisa errada e é por isso que sou a primeira pessoa das tribos do Norte a vir encontrá-lo hoje.

²¹ And Abishai, the son of Zeruiah, answered and said, Whether Shimei, that cursed the christ of the Lord, shall not be slain for these words? (And Abishai, the son of Zeruiah, answered to him and said, Should not Shimei, who cursed the Lord’s anointed, be killed for those words?)

²¹ Então Abisai, cuja mãe era Zeruia, disse: — Simei deveria morrer por ter amaldiçoado aquele que Deus escolheu como rei.

²² And David said, What is (it) to me and to you, ye sons of Zeruiah? Why be ye made to me today into Satan, that is, \+sls (an)\+sls* adversary? Therefore whether a man shall be slain today in Israel? Whether I know not (that) me (am) made king today on Israel? (And David said, What is it to me or to you, ye sons of Zeruiah? Why be ye made into my adversaries today? Should any man be put to death on this day in Israel? The day that I am made king upon Israel? No!)

²² Mas Davi disse a Abisai e ao seu irmão Joabe: — Vocês, filhos de Zeruia, não têm nada a ver com isso! Vocês estão querendo me criar problemas? Agora eu sou o rei de Israel, e nenhum israelita será morto hoje.

²³ And the king said to Shimei, Thou shalt not die; and the king swore to him.

²³ E disse a Simei: — Eu juro que você não será morto.

²⁴ Also Mephibosheth, the son of Saul, came down with unwashed feet, and with his beard unclipped, into the coming of the king. And Mephibosheth had not washed his clothes, from the day in which the king went out of Jerusalem till to the day of his coming again in peace. (And Mephibosheth, Saul’s son, came down with unwashed feet, and with his beard unclipped, to meet the king. And Mephibosheth had not washed his clothes from the day in which the king went out of Jerusalem until the day that he returned in victory or until the day that he safely returned home.)

²⁴ Mefibosete, o neto de Saul, também desceu para ir ao encontro do rei. Ele não havia lavado os pés, nem aparado a barba, nem lavado as suas roupas desde o dia em que o rei tinha saído de Jerusalém até o dia em que voltou vitorioso.

²⁵ And when at Jerusalem he had come to the king (or And when he had come from Jerusalem to meet the king), the king said to him, Mephibosheth, why camest thou not with me?

²⁵ Quando Mefibosete chegou de Jerusalém para se encontrar com o rei, este lhe perguntou: — Mefibosete, por que você não foi comigo?

²⁶ And he answered and said, My lord the king, my servant despised me; and I thy servant said to him, that he should saddle the ass to me, and I should ascend, and I should go with the king; for I thy servant am crooked. (And he answered, My lord the king, my servant deceived me; for I thy servant had said to him, that he should saddle up the donkey for me, and then I would get on it, and I would go with the king; for I thy servant am crippled.)

²⁶ Ele respondeu: — Ó rei, o senhor sabe que sou aleijado. Eu mandei o meu escravo arrear o meu jumento, para que eu pudesse montar e ir com o senhor, mas o meu escravo me traiu.

²⁷ Moreover and he accused me, thy servant, to thee, my lord the king; but thou, my lord the king, art as the angel of God; do thou that, that is pleasant to thee. (And moreover he hath accused me, thy servant, to thee, my lord the king; but thou, my lord the king, art like the angel of God to me; so do thou what is pleasing to thee.)

²⁷ Ele lhe contou mentiras a meu respeito. Mas o senhor é como um anjo de Deus e sabe a verdade; portanto, faça o que achar melhor.

²⁸ For the house of my father was not no but guilty of death to my lord the king; soothly thou hast set me thy servant among the guests of thy board; what therefore have I of just complaint, either (of) what may I more cry to the king? (For my father’s family was guilty of death before my lord the king; but thou hast put me thy servant among the guests at thy table; so what right have I of any complaint, or what more may I ask for from the king?)

²⁸ Toda a família do meu pai merecia ser morta pelo senhor, mas o senhor me deu o direito de comer junto com o senhor. Eu não tenho o direito de lhe pedir mais nenhum favor.

²⁹ And the king said to him, What speakest thou more? that that I have spoken is steadfast; thou and Ziba part the possessions. (And the king said to him, Why sayest thou anything more? my decision is final; thou and Ziba will share the possessions.)

²⁹ O rei respondeu: — Não diga mais nada. Eu resolvi que a propriedade de Saul será dividida entre você e Ziba.

³⁰ And Mephibosheth answered to the king, Yea, take he all things, after that my lord the king turned again peaceably into his house, (or now that my lord the king hath returned home in victory, or now that my lord the king hath safely returned home).

³⁰ — Que Ziba fique com tudo! — respondeu Mefibosete. — Para mim é suficiente que o senhor tenha voltado em paz para casa.

³¹ Also Barzillai of Gilead, a full eld man, came down from Rogelim, and led the king over Jordan, ready also to follow him over the flood. (And Barzillai of Gilead, a very old man, came down from Rogelim, and joined in escorting the king over the Jordan River.)

³¹ Barzilai, da cidade de Rogelim, que ficava na região de Gileade, também tinha vindo da sua cidade para acompanhar o rei na travessia do rio Jordão.

³² And Barzillai of Gilead was full eld, that is, of fourscore years; and he gave meats to the king, when the king dwelled in castles; for Barzillai was a full rich man. (And Barzillai of Gilead was very old, that is, eighty years old; and he gave food to the king, when the king lived at Mahanaim; for Barzillai was a very rich man.)

³² Barzilai era bem velho: tinha oitenta anos de idade. Era muito rico e, quando o rei esteve em Maanaim, ele o havia sustentado.

³³ And so the king said to Barzillai, Come thou with me, that thou rest securely with me in Jerusalem. (And so the king said to Barzillai, Come thou with me, so that thou can have a peaceful life there in Jerusalem with me.)

³³ — Barzilai, — disse o rei — venha para Jerusalém e fique comigo, que eu o sustentarei.

³⁴ And Barzillai said to the king, How many (more) be the days of [the] years of my life, that I (should) go up with the king into Jerusalem?

³⁴ Mas ele respondeu: — Eu não vou viver muito mais; por que iria para Jerusalém com o senhor?

³⁵ I am of fourscore years today; whether my wits be quick to deem sweet thing either bitter, either meat and drink may delight thy servant, either may I hear more the voice of singers either of singsters? Why is thy servant to (be a) charge to my lord the king? (I am eighty years old now; can my wits still judge a thing bitter or sweet? or can food and drink still delight thy servant? or can I still hear the voice of singers and singsters? No! So why should thy servant be a burden to my lord the king?)

³⁵ Já tenho oitenta anos e não tenho prazer em mais nada. Não sinto o gosto do que como ou bebo e já não posso ouvir a voz dos cantores. Eu seria somente um peso para o senhor.

³⁶ I thy servant shall go forth a little from (the) Jordan with thee, I have no need to this yielding; (I thy servant shall go forth a little from the Jordan River with thee, but I have no need for this reward;)

³⁶ Não mereço uma recompensa tão grande como essa. Eu irei com o senhor só até um pouco depois do rio Jordão.

³⁷ but I beseech thee, that I thy servant turn again, and die in my city, and be buried beside the sepulchre of my father and of my mother; forsooth (my son) Chimham is thy servant, my lord the king, (so) go he with thee, and do thou to him that that seemeth good to thee.

³⁷ Deixe-me voltar para casa e morrer perto do túmulo dos meus pais. Mas aqui está Quimã, o meu escravo. Leve-o com o senhor e faça por ele o que achar melhor.

³⁸ Therefore the king said to Barzillai, Chimham (shall) go forth with me; and I shall do to him whatever thing pleaseth thee (or and I shall do for him whatever pleaseth thee), and thou shalt get all thing, that thou askest of me.

³⁸ O rei respondeu: — Eu o levarei comigo e farei por ele tudo o que você quiser. E farei por você qualquer coisa que me pedir.

³⁹ And when all the people and the king had passed [over] Jordan, the king abode; and the king kissed Barzillai, and blessed him; and he turned again into his place. (And when the king and all the people had crossed over the Jordan River, the king stopped there; and he kissed Barzillai, and blessed him; and then Barzillai returned to his home.)

³⁹ Então Davi e toda a sua gente atravessaram o rio Jordão. Ele beijou Barzilai e lhe deu a sua bênção, e Barzilai voltou para casa.

⁴⁰ Then the king passed forth into Gilgal, and Chimham (was) with him. And all the people of Judah had led the king over, and the half part only of the people of Israel was present (or and also half the people of Israel).

⁴⁰ O rei atravessou o rio acompanhado por todos os homens de Judá e pela metade dos homens de Israel. Dali foi para Gilgal, e Quimã seguiu com ele.

⁴¹ Therefore all the men of Israel came together to the king, and said to him, Why have our brethren, the men of Judah, stolen thee, and have led the king and his house over Jordan, and all the men of David with him? (And so all the men of Israel who were there came together to the king, and said to him, Why have our brothers, the men of Judah, stolen thee away, and have led the king, and his household, and all the men of David with him, over the Jordan River?)

⁴¹ Então todos os israelitas foram e disseram a Davi: — Ó rei, por que é que os nossos irmãos, os homens de Judá, se acharam com o direito de trazer o senhor, a sua família e a sua gente para este lado do rio Jordão?

⁴² And each man of Judah answered to the men of Israel, (and said), For the king is near (of kin) to me (or For the king is our next of kin); why art thou wroth upon this thing? Whether we have eaten anything of the king(’s), either gifts be given to us?

⁴² Os homens de Judá responderam: — Nós fizemos isso porque o rei é nosso parente. Será que isso é razão para vocês ficarem zangados? Será que o rei pagou pela nossa comida ou nos deu alguma coisa?

⁴³ And a man of Israel answered to the men of Judah, and said, I am greater by ten parts to the king, and David pertaineth more to me than to thee; why hast thou done wrong to me, and it was not told to me the former, that I should bring again my king? Forsooth the men of Judah answered harder to the men of Israel. (And the men of Israel answered to the men of Judah, and said, We have a greater stake in the king by ten parts, and David pertaineth more to us than to thee; why hast thou done us this wrong? were we not the first to say that we should bring back our king? But the men of Judah answered back even harder to the men of Israel.)

⁴³ Os israelitas disseram: — Nós temos dez vezes mais direito sobre o rei Davi do que vocês, embora ele seja seu parente. Por que é que vocês fizeram pouco caso de nós? Afinal de contas, nós fomos os primeiros a falar de trazer o rei de volta! Mas a resposta dos homens de Judá foi ainda mais violenta do que a dos homens de Israel.

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