2 Samuel 5

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¹ And all the lineages of Israel came to David, in Hebron, and said, Lo! we be thy bone and thy flesh. (And all the tribes of Israel came to David, in Hebron, and said, Behold! we be thy flesh and blood.)

¹ Então todas as tribos de Israel vieram a Hebrom para encontrar-se com Davi. “Somos do mesmo povo e raça”, disseram.

² But also yesterday and the third day ago, when Saul was king upon us, thou leddest out, and leddest again Israel; forsooth the Lord said to thee, Thou shalt feed my people Israel, and thou shalt be duke upon Israel. (And yesterday and the third day ago, when Saul was king upon us, thou leddest out \+em the people\+em* Israel, and leddest them in again; and the Lord said to thee, Thou shalt feed my people Israel, and thou shalt be the leader of Israel.)

² “No passado, quando Saul era nosso rei, era você que liderava o exército de Israel. E o S enhor lhe disse: ‘Você será o pastor do meu povo, Israel. Será o líder de Israel’.”

³ Also and the elder men of Israel came to the king, into Hebron; and king David smote with them (a) bond of peace in Hebron, before the Lord; and they anointed David into king upon Israel. (And the elders of Israel came to the king in Hebron; and King David struck a covenant with them in Hebron, before the Lord; and they anointed David king upon Israel.)

³ Então, ali em Hebrom, o rei Davi fez um acordo diante do S enhor com todas as autoridades de Israel, e elas o ungiram rei de Israel.

⁴ David was a son of thirty years, when he began to reign, and he reigned forty years(.)

⁴ Davi tinha 30 anos quando começou a reinar e, ao todo, reinou por quarenta anos.

⁵ in Hebron; he reigned upon Judah seven years and six months; and in Jerusalem he reigned thirty and three years upon all Israel and Judah. (In Hebron, he reigned seven years and six months upon Judah; and in Jerusalem, he reigned thirty-three years upon all Israel and Judah.)

⁵ Havia reinado sobre Judá sete anos e seis meses e, em Jerusalém, reinou sobre todo o Israel e Judá por 33 anos.

⁶ And the king went, and all [the] men that were with him, into Jerusalem, to Jebusites, the dweller(s) of the land. And it was said of them to David, Thou shalt not enter hither, no but thou do away blind men and lame, saying, David shall not enter hither. (And the king, and all the men who were with him, went to Jerusalem, unto the Jebusites, the inhabitants of the land. And they said to David, Thou shalt not come in here until thou do away all the blind and the crippled, that is to say, Thou, David, shalt never come in here.)

⁶ Então o rei partiu com seus soldados para Jerusalém, a fim de lutar contra os jebuseus, que viviam naquele lugar. Os jebuseus zombavam de Davi: “Você jamais entrará aqui! Até os cegos e aleijados são capazes de impedi-lo!”. Diziam isso porque imaginavam estar seguros,

⁷ Forsooth David took the tower of Zion; this is the city of David. (But David captured the stronghold, \+em or the fortress\+em*, of Zion; this is known as the City of David.)

⁷ mas Davi tomou a fortaleza de Sião, que hoje é chamada de Cidade de Davi.

⁸ For David had purposed in that day to have given meed to him, that had smitten Jebusites, and that had touched the gutters of the house roofs, and that had taken away lame men and blind, hating the life of David. Therefore it is said in common speech, A blind man and a lame shall not enter into the temple. (For David had put forth a reward that day, to anyone who struck down the Jebusites, yea, up to the gutters of the housetops, and who did away even the crippled and the blind, yea, any and all who hated the life of David. And so it is said in common speech, No one blind or crippled shall enter into the Temple.)

⁸ No dia do ataque, Davi disse a seus soldados: “Odeio esses jebuseus ‘cegos’ e ‘aleijados’. Quem os atacar deve entrar na cidade pelo túnel de água”. Essa é a origem do ditado: “Os cegos e os aleijados não entrarão na casa”.

⁹ And David dwelled in the tower, and called it the city of David; and he builded by compass from Millo, and within. (And David lived in the stronghold, and called it the City of David; and he built all around from Millo, inwards.)

⁹ Então Davi foi morar na fortaleza de Sião e a chamou de Cidade de Davi. Ampliou a cidade, desde o aterro até a parte interna.

¹⁰ And he entered profiting, and increasing; and the Lord God of hosts was with him.

¹⁰ Davi foi se tornando cada vez mais poderoso, pois o S enhor , o Deus dos Exércitos, estava com ele.

¹¹ Also Hiram, king of Tyre, sent messengers to David, and cedar trees, and craftsmen of wood, and craftsmen of stones to (make) walls; and they builded the house of David.

¹¹ Hirão, rei de Tiro, enviou a Davi mensageiros com madeira de cedro, carpinteiros e pedreiros, que construíram um palácio para Davi.

¹² And David knew, that the Lord had confirmed him king upon Israel, and that he had enhanced his realm upon his people Israel (or and that he had raised up his kingdom for the sake of his people Israel).

¹² E Davi compreendeu que o S enhor o havia confirmado como rei sobre Israel e exaltado seu reino por causa de seu povo, Israel.

¹³ Therefore David took yet (more) concubines, and wives of (the inhabitants of) Jerusalem, after that he came from Hebron; and also other sons and daughters were born to David.

¹³ Depois de mudar-se de Hebrom para Jerusalém, Davi tomou mais concubinas e esposas e teve mais filhos e filhas.

¹⁴ And these be the names of them that were born to him in Jerusalem; Shammuah, and Shobab, and Nathan, and Solomon,

¹⁴ Estes são os nomes dos filhos de Davi que nasceram em Jerusalém: Samua, Sobabe, Natã, Salomão,

¹⁵ and Ibhar, and Elishua, and Nepheg, and Japhia,

¹⁵ Ibar, Elisua, Nefegue, Jafia,

¹⁶ and Elishama, and Eliada, and Eliphalet.

¹⁶ Elisama, Eliada e Elifelete.

¹⁷ Then the Philistines heard, that they had anointed David king upon Israel, and all the Philistines went up to seek David. And when David had heard this, he went down into a stronghold.

¹⁷ Quando os filisteus souberam que Davi tinha sido ungido rei de Israel, mobilizaram suas tropas para capturá-lo. Davi, porém, foi informado disso e desceu para a fortaleza.

¹⁸ And the Philistines came, and they were spread abroad in the valley of Rephaim. (And the Philistines came, and they were spread all over the Rephaim Valley.)

¹⁸ Os filisteus chegaram e se espalharam pelo vale de Refaim.

¹⁹ And David counselled with the Lord, and said, Whether I shall go up to Philistines, and whether thou shalt give them in mine hand? And the Lord said to David, Go thou up, for I shall betake the Philistines, and I shall give them in thine hand. (And David counselled with the Lord, and said, Shall I go up to the Philistines? and shalt thou give them into my hands? And the Lord said to David, Go thou up, for I shall deliver the Philistines into thy hands.)

¹⁹ Então Davi perguntou ao S enhor : “Devo sair e lutar contra os filisteus? Tu os entregarás em minhas mãos?”. O S

²⁰ Therefore David came into Baalperazim, and smote them there (or and he struck them there), and said, The Lord hath parted mine enemies before me, as waters be parted. Therefore the name of that place was called Baalperazim, that is, The Field, either Plain, of Parting.

²⁰ Então Davi foi a Baal-Perazim e ali derrotou os filisteus, e exclamou: “O S enhor irrompeu no meio de meus inimigos como uma violenta inundação!”. Por isso, chamou aquele lugar de Baal-Perazim.

²¹ And they left there their sculptures, (\+em or their images\+em*), which David burnt, and his men. (And they left their idols there, which David and his men burned \+em to ashes\+em*.)

²¹ Davi e seus homens levaram os ídolos que os filisteus haviam abandonado ali.

²² And [the] Philistines added yet, that they should ascend, and they were spread abroad in the valley of Rephaim. (And the Philistines attacked again, and they were spread all over the Rephaim Valley.)

²² Pouco tempo depois, os filisteus voltaram a se espalhar pelo vale de Refaim.

²³ And David counselled with the Lord, and said, Whether I shall go up against the Philistines, and whether thou shalt betake them into mine hands? (or And David counselled with the Lord, and said, Shall I go up against the Philistines, and shalt thou deliver them into my hands?) And the Lord answered, Thou shalt not go up against them, but compass thou them behind their back, and (then) thou shalt come to them on the contrary side of the pear trees.

²³ Mais uma vez, Davi consultou o S enhor . “Não os ataque pela frente”, respondeu o S enhor . “Em vez disso, dê a volta por trás deles e ataque-os perto dos álamos.

²⁴ And when thou shalt hear the sound of (a) cry going in the top(s) of (the) pear trees, then thou shalt begin (the) battle; for then the Lord shall go out before thy face, that he smite the tents of Philistines, (or for then the Lord shall go out before thee, and strike down the host, \+em or the army\+em*, of the Philistines).

²⁴ Quando ouvir um som como de pés marchando por cima dos álamos, ataque! É o sinal de que o S enhor vai à sua frente para derrotar o exército filisteu.”

²⁵ Therefore David did as the Lord commanded to him; and he smote the Philistines from Geba till they came to Gazer.

²⁵ Davi fez como o S enhor ordenou e derrotou os filisteus por todo o caminho, desde Gibeom até Gezer.

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