Ester 4
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1 And when Mordecai had heard these things, he rent his clothes, and he was clothed in a sackcloth, and he sprinkled ashes upon his head, and he cried with great voice in the street of the midst of the city, and showed the bitterness of his soul, (And when Mordecai had heard these things, he tore his clothes, and then he was clothed in a sackcloth, and he sprinkled ashes on his head, and he cried with a great voice in the streets in the midst of the city, and told of the bitterness in his soul,)
1 Quando Mordecai soube de tudo isso, rasgou a roupa em sinal de tristeza, vestiu uma roupa feita de pano grosseiro, pôs cinza na cabeça e saiu pela cidade, chorando e gritando.
2 and he went with this yelling unto the gates of the palace; for it was not leaveful (for) a man clothed with a sackcloth to enter into the hall of the king (or for it was not lawful for someone clothed in sackcloth to enter into the king’s hall).
2 Quando chegou à entrada do palácio, ele não entrou, pois quem estivesse vestido daquela maneira não podia entrar.
3 Also in all provinces, cities, and places, to which the cruel sentence of the king was come, there was great wailing, fasting, and weeping, and yelling with the Jews, and many Jews used a sackcloth and ashes for their bed. (And in all the provinces, and cities, and places, to which the cruel sentence of the king had come, there was great wailing, and fasting, and weeping, and yelling from the Jews, and many Jews lay in sackcloth and ashes.)
3 E, em todas as províncias , em todos os lugares onde foi lida a ordem do rei, os judeus começaram a chorar em voz alta. Eles se lamentaram, choraram e jejuaram, e muitos deles vestiram roupas feitas de pano grosseiro e se deitaram sobre cinzas.
4 And the damsels, and the honest servants and chaste of Esther entered in (or and the honest and chaste servants of Esther entered in), and told this thing to Esther; which thing she heard, and was astonished; and she sent a cloth (or a cloak)to Mordecai, that when the sackcloth was taken away, he should clothe him(self) therein; the which cloth he would not take. (And Esther’s young women, and the eunuchs, came in, and told her about \+em (this)\+em*; and when she had heard about it, she was astonished, \+em (or shocked)\+em*; and she sent some clothes \+em (to Mordecai)\+em*, so that he would put away the sackcloth, and clothe himself in them; but he would not take the clothes.)
4 Ester ficou muito aflita quando as suas empregadas e os seus eunucos lhe contaram o que havia acontecido. Ela mandou roupas para Mordecai vestir, mas ele não quis.
5 And after that, Hatach, the honest servant and chaste (or the honest and chaste servant), was called, whom the king had given (as) a minister to her, and she commanded, that he should go to Mordecai, and learn of him, why he did this thing. (And after that, the eunuch Hatach was called, whom the king had given to her for a servant, and Esther commanded that he go to Mordecai, and learn from him why he did this thing.)
5 Então ela mandou chamar Hataque, um dos eunucos do palácio, que tinha sido escolhido para atendê-la, e ordenou que ele fosse falar com Mordecai para saber o que estava acontecendo e qual era a razão de tudo aquilo.
6 And Hatach went forth, and he came to Mordecai standing in the street of the city, before the gate(s) of the palace;
6 Hataque foi procurar Mordecai na praça que havia em frente do palácio,
7 and he showed to Hatach all things that had befallen, how Haman had promised to bring silver into the treasures of the king, for the death of the Jews. (and he told Hatach about all the things that had happened to him, and how Haman had promised to pay a great deal of silver into the king’s treasury, for the death of all the Jews.)
7 e Mordecai contou tudo o que tinha acontecido com ele. Disse também a quantia exata que Hamã tinha prometido depositar nos cofres do rei como pagamento pela destruição de todos os judeus.
8 Also Mordecai gave to Hatach the copy of the king’s behest, that hanged in Susa, to show to the queen, and to admonish her for to enter to the king, and to beseech him for her people. (And Mordecai gave Hatach a copy of the\+em king’s\+em* order, which was hung up in Susa, and told him to show it to the queen, and then to admonish her to go to the king, and to beseech him for her people.)
8 Mordecai entregou a Hataque uma cópia do decreto que havia sido lido por toda a cidade de Susã, ordenando que os judeus fossem mortos. E Mordecai pediu a Hataque que levasse a cópia a Ester, explicasse tudo direito e pedisse a ela que fosse falar com o rei e insistisse que ele tivesse piedade do povo dela.
9 And Hatach went again, and told to Esther all things, which Mordecai had said. (And Hatach came back, and told Esther all the things, which Mordecai had said \+em to him\+em*.)
9 Hataque fez o que Mordecai tinha pedido,
10 And she answered to Hatach, and said, that he should say to Mordecai,
10 e Ester mandou Hataque entregar a seguinte resposta a Mordecai:
11 All the servants of the king, and all the provinces which be under his lordship, know, that whether man either woman, not called of the king, entereth into the inner hall of the king, he shall be slain anon without any tarrying, but if in hap the king hold forth to him the golden rod for a token of mercy, and that he may live so; therefore how may I enter to the king, that am not called to him now by thirty days? (All the king’s servants, and all the people in the provinces that be under his rule, know that if a man or a woman, not called\+em by the king\+em*, entereth into the inner court of the king, that person shall be killed at once, without any tarrying, unless perhaps the king hold forth to him the gold sceptre as a token of mercy, and then he shall live; and so how can I go to the king, when I have not been called to him now for thirty days?)
11 “É do conhecimento de todos, desde os servidores do palácio até os moradores de todas as províncias, que ninguém, seja homem ou mulher, pode entrar no pátio de dentro do palácio para falar com o rei, a não ser que tenha recebido ordem para isso. A lei é esta: quem entrar sem licença do rei será morto, a não ser que o rei estenda o seu cetro de ouro para essa pessoa. E já faz um mês que o rei não me manda chamar.”
12 And when Mordecai had heard this thing,
12 Quando recebeu a mensagem de Ester,
13 he sent again to Esther, and said, Guess thou not, that thou shalt deliver only thy life, for thou art in the house of the king, before all (the) Jews; (he sent back word to Esther, saying, Do not thou think, that since thou art in the king’s palace, thou shalt save thy own life, even though the other Jews shall not escape;)
13 Mordecai mandou o seguinte recado para ela: “Não pense que, por morar no palácio, só você, entre todos os judeus, escapará da morte.
14 for if thou art still now, the Jews shall be delivered by another way, and thou and the house of thy father shall perish; and who knoweth, whether therefore thou camest to the realm, that thou shouldest be made ready in such a time to help? (for if thou art silent now, the Jews shall be saved by another way, but thou and thy father’s house shall all perish; and who knoweth, whether thou camest to the kingdom, \+em (that is, to thy crown)\+em*, so that now thou couldest \+em (help)\+em* in such a time of need?)
14 Se você ficar calada numa situação como esta, do Céu virão socorro e ajuda para os judeus, e eles serão salvos; porém você morrerá, e a família do seu pai desaparecerá. Mas quem sabe? Talvez você tenha sido feita rainha justamente para ajudar numa situação como esta!”
15 And again Esther sent these words to Mordecai, saying, (And Esther sent back an answer to Mordecai, \+em saying\+em*,)
15 Ester enviou a Mordecai a seguinte resposta:
16 Go thou, and gather together all the Jews, which thou findest in Susa, and pray ye for me; eat ye not, that is, fast ye, neither drink ye, in three days and three nights, and I with mine handmaidens shall fast in like manner; and then I not called, shall enter in to the king, and I shall do against the law, and I shall betake me to death and to peril. (Go thou, and gather together all the Jews, whom thou findest in Susa, and pray ye for me; eat ye not, \+em that is, fast ye\+em*, and drink ye not, for three days and three nights, and I shall fast with my servantesses in like manner; and then though I be not called, I shall go to the king, and I shall go against the law, and I shall deliver myself unto peril and even death.)
16 “Vá e reúna todos os judeus que estiverem em Susã, e todos vocês jejuem e orem por mim. Durante três dias não comam nem bebam nada, nem de dia nem de noite. Eu e as minhas empregadas também jejuaremos. Depois irei falar com o rei, mesmo sendo contra a lei; e, se eu tiver de morrer por causa disso, eu morrerei.”
17 Therefore Mordecai went, and did all things, that Esther had commanded to him. (And so Mordecai went, and did everything, that Esther had bidden him to do.)
17 Aí Mordecai foi e fez tudo o que Ester havia mandado.
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