Jeremias 10
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1 The house of Israel, hear ye the word which the Lord spake on you. (The house of Israel, hear ye the word which the Lord spoke against you.)
1 Escutai, casa de Israel, a palavra que o Senhor vos dirige! Oráculo do Senhor:
2 The Lord saith these things, Do not ye learn after the ways of heathen men, and do not ye dread of the signs of heaven, which signs heathen men dread. (The Lord saith these things, Do not ye learn after the ways of the heathen, and do not ye fear the signs of the heavens, which \+em signs\+em* the heathen fear.)
2 Não imiteis o procedimento dos pagãos; nem temais os sinais celestes, como os temem os pagãos,
3 For the laws of peoples be vain (or For the religions, \+em or the customs\+em*, of the peoples, \+em or of the nations\+em*, be empty and futile), for why the work of [the] hands of a craftsman hath cut down with an ax a tree of the forest.
3 porquanto os deuses desses povos são apenas vaidade. São cepos abatidos na floresta, obra trabalhada pelo cinzel do artesão,
4 He made it fair with silver and gold; (and) with nails and hammers he joined it together, that it be not loosed [atwain].
4 decorada com prata e ouro. A golpes de martelo são-lhes fixados os pregos {e postos em seus lugares} para que não se movam.
5 Idols be made in the likeness of a palm tree, and shall not speak; those shall be taken and be borne (about), for those may not go; therefore do not ye dread those, for they may neither do evil, neither well. (\+em These idols\+em* be made \+em straight and tall\+em* like a palm tree, but they cannot speak; they must be picked up and carried about, for they cannot walk; and so do not ye fear them, for they can do neither good nor evil to you or for you.)
5 Assemelham-se esses deuses a uma estaca em campo de pepinos, que devem ser levados, pois não caminham. Não os temais, pois que vos não podem fazer mal, nem têm o poder de fazer o bem.
6 Lord, none is like thee, (or Lord, there is no one like thee); thou art great, and thy name is great in strength.
6 Nenhum se assemelha a vós, Senhor, que sois grande. E por causa de vosso poder, grande é também vosso nome.
7 A! thou king of folks, who shall not dread thee? for why honour is thine among all wise men of heathen men, and in all the realms of them none is like thee. (O thou King of nations! who shall not fear thee? for honour is thine among all the wise of the heathen, and in all their kingdoms there is no one like thee.)
7 Quem não vos há de temer, rei dos povos? A vós é devido todo respeito, porquanto entre os sábios dos povos pagãos, e nos seus reinos, nenhum se assemelha a vós.
8 They shall be proved unwise and fools together; the teaching of their vanity is a tree. (They shall be proved altogether unwise and foolish; their empty and futile teaching \+em is\+em* from a piece of wood.)
8 São todos eles néscios e insensatos, e seus ensinamentos são vaidade, pura lenha.
9 Silver wrapped is brought from Tarshish, and gold from Uphaz, (or Silver beaten into plates is brought from Tarshish, and gold from Ophir); it is the work of a craftsman, and of the hand(s) of a worker in metal; jacinth and purple be the clothing of them; all these things be the work of workmen.
9 É prata batida, importada de Társis, ouro de Ofir, trabalho de escultor e de ourives, revestido de púrpura arroxeada e vermelha: não passam de obra de artista.
10 Forsooth the Lord is very God; he is God living, and a king everlasting; the earth shall be moved together of his indignation, and heathen men shall not (be able to) suffer the menacing of him. (For the Lord is the true God; he is the living God, and the everlasting King; the earth shall be altogether shaken by his indignation, and the heathen shall not be able to suffer his threats.)
10 O Senhor, ao contrário, é verdadeiramente Deus, Deus vivo, eterno rei. Treme a terra ante a sua cólera, e os povos pagãos não podem suportar sua ira.
11 Therefore thus ye shall say to them, Gods that made not heaven and earth, perish from the earth, and from these things that be under heaven. (And so ye shall say this to them, The gods that did not make the heavens and the earth, shall perish from the earth, and from these things that be under the heavens.)
11 {Dir-lhes-eis, portanto: os deuses que não fizeram o céu e a terra desaparecerão da terra e de sob os céus.}
12 He is God, that maketh the earth in his strength, that maketh ready the world in his wisdom, and stretcheth forth (the) heavens by his prudence. (\+em He is God\+em*, who maketh the earth by his strength, \+em who\+em* prepareth the world by his wisdom, and who stretcheth forth the heavens by his prudence, \+em or by his knowledge\+em*.)
12 Só ele criou a terra pelo seu poder e consolidou o mundo pela sua sabedoria, desdobrando os céus pela sua inteligência.
13 At his voice he giveth the multitude of waters in (the) heaven(s), and he raiseth [up] mists from the ends of (the) earth; he maketh lightnings into rain, and leadeth out wind of his treasures/of his treasuries (or and leadeth forth the wind from his storehouses).
13 Ao som de sua voz, reúnem-se as águas nos céus; dos confins da terra manda subir as nuvens, e transforma os relâmpagos em chuvas, fazendo desencadearem-se os ventos de seus redutos.
14 Each man is made a fool of [his] knowing, each craftsman is shamed in a graven image; for why that that he welled together is false, and no spirit is in them. (Each person is made a fool by his knowledge, each craftsman is shamed by a carved, \+em or a cast\+em*, idol; for what he welded together is false, and no breath, \+em or life\+em*, is in them.)
14 Então, os homens se tornam estupefatos e aturdidos, e se envergonha o artista da estátua que concebeu, porque são apenas mentira os ídolos que fundiu, e neles não respira vida.
15 Those be vain (or They be empty and futile), and a work worthy of scorn; those shall perish in the time of their visitation.
15 São apenas vãos simulacros que se desvanecerão no dia do castigo.
16 The part of Jacob is not like these, for he that formed all things is God of Jacob, and Israel is the rod of his heritage; the Lord of hosts is name to him. (The portion of Jacob is not like these, for he who formed all things is \+em the God of Jacob\+em*, and Israel \+em is\+em* the rod of his inheritance; the Lord of hosts is his name.)
16 Não se dá o mesmo com aquele que é a herança de Jacó, pois foi ele que tudo criou, e Israel é a sua tribo. E seu nome é JAVÉ dos exércitos.
17 Thou that dwellest in besieging, gather from the land thy shame; (Thou who livest under siege, gather up thy goods from the land;)
17 Apanha da terra o teu fardo, tu que estás sitiada!
18 for the Lord saith these things, Lo! I shall cast away far the dwellers of the land in this while; and I shall give tribulation to them, so that they be not found. (for the Lord saith these things, Behold! I shall cast far away the inhabitants of the land at this time; and I shall give them so much trouble, that they shall never be found again.)
18 Pois assim falou o Senhor: lançarei ao longe, de uma vez, os habitantes desta terra, e os acompanharei de perto para que me encontrem.
19 Woe to me on my sorrow, my wound is full evil; forsooth I said, Plainly this is my sickness, and I shall bear it. (Woe to me for my sorrow, my wound \+em is\+em* very bad; but I said, Truly this is my plight, and I shall bear it.)
19 Ai de mim, por causa de minha ferida! É bem dolorosa a minha chaga! Eu havia dito: fosse apenas esse o meu mal, eu o suportaria!
20 My tabernacle is destroyed, all my ropes be broken; my sons went out from me, and be not; none is that shall stretch forth more my tent, and shall raise [up] my skins. (My tent is destroyed, all my ropes be broken; my sons and daughters went out from me, and now be not; there is no longer anyone who shall stretch forth my tent, and shall raise up my curtains.)
20 Foi devastada a minha tenda, e suas cordas todas se romperam. Abandonaram-me meus filhos, e não mais existem; ninguém mais tenho para levantá-la, e de novo erguer meu pavilhão.
21 For the shepherds did follily, and sought not the Lord, (or For the shepherds \+em of the people\+em* did foolishly, and did not seek the Lord); therefore they understood not, and all the flock of them is scattered.
21 Na verdade, são néscios os pastores; não procuram mais o Senhor. Por isso não logram êxito e dispersaram-se os seus rebanhos.
22 Lo! the voice of hearing cometh, and a great moving together from the land of the north, that it set the cities of Judah into wilderness, and a dwelling place of dragons. (Behold! tidings come, and then a great tumult from the land of the north, that shall turn the cities of Judah into a wilderness, and into a dwelling place for dragons, \+em (or for jackals)\+em*.)
22 Eis que se propaga um grande rumor, e o eco de um imenso tumulto vem do norte para transformar as cidades de Judá num deserto, num covil de chacais.
23 Lord, I know, that the way of a man is not of him(self), neither it is of a man that he go, and (ad)dress his steps. (Lord, I know, that the way of a person is not their own choosing, nor is it for anyone that they can go, and direct their own steps.)
23 Bem sei, Senhor, que não é o homem dono de seu destino, e que ao caminhante não lhe assiste o poder de dirigir seus passos.
24 Lord, chastise thou me; nevertheless in doom, and not in thy strong vengeance, lest peradventure thou drive me to nought. (Lord, discipline, \+em or correct\+em*, thou me; nevertheless with justice or in judgement, and not with thy strong vengeance, lest perhaps thou drive me down to nothing.)
24 Castigai-nos, Senhor, mas com eqüidade, e não com furor, para que não sejamos reduzidos ao nada.
25 Pour out thine indignation on heathen men that knew not thee, and on provinces that called not thy name to help; for they ate Jacob, and devoured him, and wasted him, and destroyed the honour of him. (Pour out thy indignation upon the heathen who do not know thee, and upon the provinces that did not call on thy name for help; for they ate up Jacob, and devoured him, and wasted him, and destroyed his honour.)
25 Derramai esse furor sobre as nações que vos desconhecem, sobre os povos que não invocam o vosso nome, pois que eles devoraram Jacó, e o consumiram, transformando-lhe as casas em deserto.
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