Gênesis 27
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1 Forsooth Isaac waxed eld, and his eyes dimmed, and he might not see. And he called Esau, his more son, and said to him, My son! Which answered, I am present. (And Isaac grew old, and his eyes dimmed, and he could not see. And he called his elder son Esau, and said to him, My son! And he answered, I am here.)
1 Isaque já estava bem velho e havia ficado cego. Um dia ele chamou Esaú, o seu filho mais velho, e disse: — Meu filho! — Estou aqui, pai — respondeu ele.
2 To whom the father said, Thou seest that I have waxed eld, and I know not the day of my death.
2 O pai lhe disse: — Você está vendo que estou velho e um dia desses vou morrer.
3 Take thine arms (or Take thy weapons), (an) arrow case, and a bow, and go out; and when thou hast taken anything by hunting,
3 Pegue o seu arco e as suas flechas, vá até o campo e cace um animal.
4 make me a stew thereof, as thou knowest that I will, and bring it to me that I eat, (so) that (afterward) my soul (can) bless thee before that I die. (make for me a stew out of it, as thou knowest that I like, and bring it to me so that I can eat it, and then I shall bless thee before that I die.)
4 Prepare uma comida saborosa, como eu gosto, e traga aqui para mim. Depois de comer, eu lhe darei a minha bênção, antes de morrer.
5 And when Rebecca had heard this thing, and he had gone forth into the field that he fulfill the behest of his father,
5 Acontece que Rebeca escutou o que Isaque disse a Esaú. Por isso, quando ele saiu para caçar,
6 she said to her son Jacob, I heard thy father speaking with Esau, thy brother, and saying to him,
6 ela disse a Jacó: — Escutei agora mesmo uma conversa do seu pai com o seu irmão Esaú. O seu pai disse assim:
7 Bring thou to me of thine hunting, and make thou meats, that I eat, and that I bless thee before the Lord before that I die. (Bring thou to me some of thy hunting, and make thou for me some stew, so that I can eat it, and then I shall bless thee before the Lord, before that I die.)
7 “Vá caçar um animal e prepare uma comida saborosa para mim. Depois de comer, eu lhe darei a minha bênção na presença de Deus, o Senhor , antes de morrer.”
8 Now therefore, my son, assent to my counsels,
8 Agora, meu filho — continuou Rebeca — escute bem e faça o que eu vou dizer.
9 and go to the flock, and bring to me twain (of) the best kids, that I make meats of those to thy father, which he shall eat gladly; (and go to the flock, and bring me two of the best goat kids, so that I can make thy father’s favourite meal out of them, which I know that he shall gladly eat;)
9 Vá ao lugar onde estão os nossos animais e traga dois cabritos dos melhores. Eu vou preparar uma comida saborosa, como o seu pai gosta,
10 and (so) that when thou hast brought in those meats, and he hath eaten, he (shall) bless thee before that he die.
10 e você vai levá-la para ele comer. Depois o seu pai vai abençoar você, antes que ele morra.
11 To whom Jacob answered, Thou knowest that Esau my brother is an hairy man, and I am smooth;
11 Aí Jacó disse à mãe: — O meu irmão é muito peludo, e eu não.
12 (so) if my father shall touch (me), or draw me to him, and feel me, I dread lest he guess that I would scorn him, and he bring in cursing on me for blessing (or and I bring in a curse upon myself, and not a blessing).
12 Se o meu pai me apalpar e descobrir que sou eu, ele vai saber que eu estou tentando enganá-lo. Então ele vai me amaldiçoar em vez de me abençoar.
13 To whom his mother said, My son, this cursing be in me, (or My son, any curse shall be upon me); only hear thou my voice, and go, and bring that that I said.
13 Mas a mãe respondeu: — Nesse caso, que a maldição caia sobre mim, meu filho. Faça exatamente o que eu disse: vá e traga os cabritos para mim.
14 (And so) He went, and brought it, and gave it to his mother. She made ready meats, as she knew that his father would have, (or And she prepared the meat, in the way that she knew that his father would like it),
14 Jacó foi, pegou os cabritos e os levou à mãe, e ela preparou uma comida saborosa, como Isaque gostava.
15 and she clothed Jacob in [the] full good clothes of Esau, which she had at home with herself (or which she had there at home with her).
15 Depois ela pegou a melhor roupa de Esaú, que estava guardada em casa, e com ela vestiu Jacó.
16 And she wrapped his hands about with little skins of (goat) kids, and covered the nakedness of his neck;
16 Com a pele dos cabritos ela cobriu as mãos e o pescoço de Jacó, que não tinha pelos.
17 and she gave to him the stew (or and then she gave him the stew), and betook (to) him [the] loaves, which she had baked.
17 Depois entregou a Jacó a comida gostosa e o pão que ela havia feito.
18 And when these were brought in, he said, My father! And he answered, I (am) here; (but) who art thou, my son?
18 Então Jacó foi até onde o pai estava e disse: — Pai! — Aqui estou — respondeu ele. — Quem é você, meu filho?
19 And Jacob said, I am Esau, thy first begotten son. I have done to thee as thou commandedest to me; rise thou up, and sit, and eat of my venison, that thy soul bless me. (And Jacob said, I am Esau, thy first-born son. I have done for thee as thou commandedest me; rise thou up, and sit, and eat my venison, and then afterward thou can bless me.)
19 — Eu sou Esaú, o seu filho mais velho — disse Jacó. — Já fiz o que o senhor mandou. Levante-se, por favor; sente-se, coma da carne do animal que cacei e depois me abençoe.
20 Again Isaac said to his son, My son, how mightest thou find \+sls (this)\+sls* venison so soon? Which answered, It was God’s will, that this thing that I would, should come soon to me. (And Isaac said to his son, My son, how mightest thou find \+em this venison\+em* so soon? And Jacob answered, It was God’s will, that what I desired, should come so soon to me.)
20 Aí Isaque perguntou: — Mas como foi que você achou a caça tão depressa, meu filho? Jacó respondeu: — O
21 And Isaac said, My son, come thou hither, (so) that I (can) touch thee, and that I prove whether thou be my son Esau, or nay.
21 Então Isaque disse a Jacó: — Chegue mais perto para que eu possa apalpar você. Assim vou saber se você é Esaú mesmo ou não.
22 (And) Jacob nighed to his father; and when Isaac had feeled him, he said, Soothly the voice is the voice of Jacob, but the hands be the hands of Esau.
22 Jacó chegou perto de Isaque, e ele o apalpou e disse: — A sua voz é a voz de Jacó, mas as mãos parecem as mãos de Esaú.
23 And Isaac knew not Jacob, for the hairy hands showed the likeness of the elder son. Therefore Isaac blessed Jacob (or And so that is why Isaac would soon bless Jacob),
23 Assim, Isaque não reconheceu que era Jacó, pois as suas mãos estavam peludas como as de Esaú, e por isso ele o abençoou.
24 and (so he) said (again), Art thou my son Esau? (And) Jacob answered, I am.
24 Mas, antes de abençoá-lo, perguntou mais uma vez: — Você é mesmo o meu filho Esaú? — Sou, sim — respondeu Jacó.
25 And Isaac said, My son, bring thou to me meats of thine hunting, that my soul bless thee. And when Isaac had eaten these meats brought (to him), Jacob brought also wine to Isaac, and when this was drunken, (And Isaac said, My son, bring thou to me the meats of thy hunting, and then afterward I shall bless thee. And when Isaac had eaten the meat brought to him, Jacob also brought him some wine, and when he had drunk it,)
25 Então o pai disse: — Traga a carne da caça para que eu coma. Depois eu o abençoarei. Jacó serviu a comida ao seu pai e também trouxe vinho. Isaque comeu, e bebeu,
26 Isaac said to him, My son, come thou hither, and give to me a kiss.
26 e depois disse: — Venha cá, meu filho, e me dê um beijo.
27 Jacob nighed, and kissed him; and anon as Isaac feeled the odour of his clothes, he blessed him, and said, Lo! the odour of my son as the odour of a plenteous field which the Lord hath blessed. (And Jacob came over, and kissed him; and when Isaac smelled the aroma of his clothes, at once he blessed him, saying, Behold! the aroma of my son is like the aroma of a plentiful field which the Lord hath blessed.)
27 Jacó chegou perto e beijou o pai. Quando sentiu o cheiro da roupa que Jacó estava usando, Isaque o abençoou e disse assim: “Ah! O cheiro do meu filho é como o cheiro de um campo que o
28 God give to thee of the dew of heaven, and of the fatness of [the] earth, (and of the) abundance of wheat, and of wine, and of oil; (May God give thee the dew from heaven, and the fatness of the earth, and an abundance of corn, \+em or of grain\+em*, and wine, and oil;)
28 Meu filho, que Deus lhe dê o orvalho do céu; que os seus campos produzam boas colheitas e fartura de trigo e vinho.
29 and (may) peoples serve thee, and lineages worship thee; be thou lord of thy brethren, and the sons of thy mother be bowed (low) before thee; be he cursed that curseth thee, and he that blesseth thee, be he [full-]filled with blessings, (or be they cursed who curse thee, but let those who bless thee, be filled full with blessings).
29 Que nações sejam dominadas por você, e que você seja respeitado pelos povos. Que você mande nos seus parentes, e que os descendentes da sua mãe o tratem com respeito. Malditos sejam aqueles que o amaldiçoarem, e que sejam abençoados os que o abençoarem!”
30 Scarcely Isaac had filled the word, and when Jacob was gone out, Esau came, (Scarcely had Isaac finished speaking, and Jacob had gone out, then Esau came in from his hunting,)
30 Isaque acabou de dar a bênção, e Jacó ia saindo, quando Esaú chegou, vindo da caçada.
31 and brought in meats sodden of the hunting to the father, and said, My father, rise thou, and eat of the hunting of thy son, that thy soul bless me. (and he brought in boiled meats for his father, and said, My father, rise thou up, and eat of thy son’s hunting, and then afterward thou can bless me.)
31 Ele também fez uma comida gostosa e levou para o pai. Aí disse: — Levante-se, por favor, coma da caça que eu matei e depois me abençoe.
32 And Isaac said, Who art thou? Which answered, I am Esau, thy first begotten son. (And Isaac said, Who art thou? And Esau answered, I am Esau, thy first-born son.)
32 Então Isaque perguntou: — Quem é você? — Eu sou Esaú, o seu filho mais velho.
33 Isaac dreaded with a great astonishing; and he wondered more than it may be believed, and said, Who therefore is he which a while ago brought to me venison taken, and I ate of all things before that thou camest; and I blessed him? and he shall be blessed. (And Isaac dreaded with great astonishment; and he wondered more than it can be imagined, and he said, Then who was it, who just a short while ago, brought me the newly caught venison, and I ate all of it before that thou camest in; and I blessed him? and yea, he shall be blessed.)
33 Isaque ficou agitado e começou a tremer muito. E disse: — Então quem foi que caçou um animal e trouxe para mim? Eu comi antes que você chegasse e dei àquele homem a minha bênção. Ele é quem será abençoado.
34 When the words of the father were heard, Esau roared with a great cry, and was astonished, and said, My father, bless thou also me. (And when he heard his father’s words, Esau roared with a great cry, and was astonished, and said, My father, thou must also bless me!)
34 Quando Esaú ouviu isso, deu um grito cheio de amargura e disse: — Meu pai, dê a sua bênção para mim também!
35 Which said (or And Jacob said), Thy brother came prudently [or Thy brother came \+sls (be)\+sls*guilingly], and took (away) thy blessing.
35 Porém Isaque respondeu: — O seu irmão veio, me enganou e ficou com a bênção que era sua.
36 And Esau added, Justly his name is called Jacob, for lo! he [hath] supplanted me (yet) another time; before he took away my first begotten things, and now the second time, he [hath] ravished privily my blessing. And again he said to the father, Whether thou hast not reserved a blessing also to me? (And Esau added, His name is rightly called Jacob, \+em that is, the Heel, or the Supplanter\+em*, for behold! now he hath supplanted me the second time; first he took away my birthright as the first-born son, and now he hath cheated me out of my blessing. And again he said to his father, Hast thou not reserved a blessing for me?)
36 Esaú disse: — Esta é a segunda vez que ele me engana. Foi com razão que puseram nele o nome de Jacó . Primeiro ele me tirou os direitos de filho mais velho e agora tirou a bênção que era minha. Pai, será que o senhor não guardou nenhuma bênção para mim?
37 Isaac answered, I have made him thy lord, and I have made subject all his brethren to his servage; I have stablished him in wheat, and wine, and oil; and (so), my son, what shall I do to thee after these things? (Isaac answered, I have made him thy lord, and I have made all of his brothers to be in servitude to him, \+em that is, to be his slaves\+em*; I have established him with corn, \+em or with grain\+em*, and wine, and oil; and so now, my son, after all these things, what is left that I can do for thee?)
37 Isaque respondeu: — Eu já dei a Jacó autoridade sobre você e fiz com que todos os parentes de Jacó sejam escravos dele. Também disse que ele terá muito trigo e muito vinho. Agora não posso fazer nada por você, meu filho.
38 To whom Esau said, Father, whether thou hast only one blessing? I beseech thee, that also thou bless me. And when Esau wept with great yelling, (To whom Esau said, Father, hast thou only one blessing? I beseech \+em thee\+em*, that thou also bless me. And when Esau wept with great yelling,)
38 Porém Esaú insistiu: — Será que o senhor tem só uma bênção? Abençoe também a mim, meu pai. E começou a chorar alto.
39 Isaac was stirred, and said to him, Thy blessing shall be (not) in the fatness of [the] earth, and in the dew of heaven from above; (Isaac was stirred, and said to him, Thy dwelling shall be far from the fatness of the earth, and far from the dew of heaven above;)
39 Então Isaque disse: “Você viverá longe de terras boas e longe do orvalho que cai do céu.
40 thou shalt live by (the) sword, and thou shalt serve thy brother, and (then the) time shall come when thou shalt shake away, and unbind his yoke from [off] thy nolls.
40 Você viverá pela sua espada e será empregado do seu irmão. Porém, quando você se revoltar, se livrará dele.”
41 Therefore Esau hated evermore Jacob for the blessing by which the father had blessed him; and Esau said in his heart, The days of mourning of my father shall come, and (then) I shall slay Jacob, my brother. (And so Esau hated Jacob even more for the blessing with which his father had blessed him; and Esau said in his heart, The days of mourning for my father shall come, and then I shall kill my brother Jacob.)
41 Esaú ficou com ódio de Jacó porque o seu pai tinha dado a ele a bênção. Então pensou assim: “O meu pai vai morrer logo. Quando acabarem os dias de luto, vou matar o meu irmão.”
42 These things were told to Rebecca, and she sent, and called (for) her son Jacob, and said to him, Lo! Esau, thy brother, menaceth to slay thee, (or Behold! Esau, thy brother, hath threatened to kill thee);
42 Rebeca ficou sabendo do plano de Esaú e mandou chamar Jacó. Ela disse: — Escute aqui! O seu irmão Esaú está planejando se vingar de você; ele quer matá-lo.
43 now therefore, my son, hear thou my voice, and rise thou up, and flee to Laban, my brother, into Haran, (or and flee to my brother Laban, in Haran);
43 Por isso, meu filho, preste atenção. Vá agora mesmo para a casa de Labão, o meu irmão, que mora em Harã.
44 and thou shalt dwell with him (for) a few days, till the strong vengeance of thy brother rest, and his indignation cease,
44 Fique algum tempo lá com ele, até que passe o ódio do seu irmão,
45 and till he forget those things which thou hast done against him. Afterward I shall send, and I shall bring thee from thence hither. Why shall I be made sonless of ever either son in one day? (and until he forget those things which thou hast done against him. And then afterward I shall send for thee, and I shall bring thee back here. For why should I be deprived of both sons in one day?)
45 e ele esqueça aquilo que você lhe fez. Nessa ocasião eu mandarei alguém para trazer você de volta. Não quero perder os meus dois filhos num dia só!
46 And Rebecca said to Isaac, It annoyeth me of my life for the daughters of Heth (or I am weary to death of the daughters of the Hittites); if Jacob take a wife of the kindred of this land, I will not live.
46 Depois Rebeca foi falar com Isaque e disse: — Estou aborrecida da vida por causa dessas mulheres heteias com quem Esaú casou. Se Jacó também casar com uma dessas heteias, será melhor que eu morra.
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