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1 These be the folks which the Lord left alive, that in them he should teach Israel, and all men that knew not the battles of Canaanites; (These be the nations which the Lord left \+em alive\+em*, so that through them he would teach the Israelites, all those who had not been part of the battles for Canaan;)
1 Estas são as nações que o S enhor deixou na terra para pôr à prova os israelitas que não haviam participado das guerras em Canaã.
2 and that afterward the sons of them should learn to fight with enemies, and to have custom of battle. (and so that through them their sons would learn to fight with their enemies, and know the ways of battle.)
2 Ele assim fez apenas para dar treinamento de combate às gerações de israelitas que não tinham experiência no campo de batalha.
3 He left(\+em alive\+em* the) five princes of the Philistines, and all Canaanites, and the people of Sidon, and Hivites that dwelled in the hill Lebanon, from the hill Baalhermon till to the entering of Hamath. (\+em He left alive\+em* the five rulers of the Philistines, and all the Canaanites, and the people of Sidon, and the Hivites who lived on Mount Lebanon, from Mount Baalhermon unto Hamath Pass.)
3 Estas são as nações: os filisteus com seus cinco governantes, todos os cananeus, os sidônios e os heveus que habitavam nos montes do Líbano, desde o monte Baal-Hermom até Lebo-Hamate.
4 And he left them, that in them he should assay Israel, (to see) whether they would hear the behests of the Lord, which he commanded to their fathers by the hand of Moses, either nay. (Yea, he left them\+em alive\+em*, so that through them he could test Israel, to see whether they would listen to the Lord’s commands, which he commanded to their fathers through Moses, or not.)
4 Esses povos foram deixados para pôr Israel à prova, para ver se obedeceriam aos mandamentos que o S enhor tinha dado a seus antepassados por meio de Moisés.
5 And so the sons of Israel dwelled in the midst of Canaanites, of Hittites, and of Amorites, and of Perizzites, and of Hivites, and of Jebusites, (And so the Israelites lived in the midst of the Canaanites, the Hittites, and the Amorites, and the Perizzites, and the Hivites, and the Jebusites,)
5 Assim, os israelitas viveram entre os cananeus, os hititas, os amorreus, os ferezeus, os heveus e os jebuseus.
6 and they wedded wives, the daughters of them; and the sons of Israel gave their daughters to their sons, and they served to their gods (or and they served their gods).
6 Casaram-se com as filhas deles e deram suas filhas em casamento aos filhos deles. E serviram aos deuses deles.
7 And the sons of Israel did evil in the sight of the Lord, and forgat their Lord God, and served Baalim, and Asheroth. (And the Israelites did evil before the Lord, and forgot the Lord their God, and served the Baalim, and the Asheroth.)
7 Os israelitas fizeram o que era mau aos olhos do S enhor . Esqueceram-se do S enhor , seu Deus, e serviram às imagens de Baal e aos postes de Aserá.
8 And the Lord was wroth against Israel, and he betook them into the hands of Chushanrishathaim, king of Mesopotamia, and they served him eight years.
8 Então a ira do S enhor se acendeu contra Israel, e ele os entregou a Cusã-Risataim, rei de Arã-Naaraim. E os israelitas serviram a Cusã-Risataim durante oito anos.
9 And they cried to the Lord, and he raised to them a saviour, and (he) delivered them, that is, Othniel, the son of Kenaz, and the younger brother of Caleb. (And they cried to the Lord, and he raised up a saviour for them, and he delivered them; that was Othniel, the son of Kenaz, Caleb’s younger brother.)
9 Mas, quando os israelitas pediram socorro ao S enhor , ele levantou um libertador para salvá-los. Chamava-se Otoniel, filho de Quenaz, irmão mais novo de Calebe.
10 And the spirit of the Lord was in him, and he deemed Israel. And he went out to battle, and the Lord betook into his hand Chushanrishathaim, king of Syria (or the king of Mesopotamia); and Othniel oppressed him.
10 O Espírito do S enhor veio sobre Otoniel, e ele se tornou juiz de Israel. Otoniel guerreou contra Cusã-Risataim, rei de Arã, e o derrotou, pois o S enhor o entregou em suas mãos.
11 And the land rested forty years; and (then) Othniel, the son of Kenaz, died.
11 Houve paz na terra durante quarenta anos, até a morte de Otoniel, filho de Quenaz.
12 Forsooth the sons of Israel added to do evil in the sight of the Lord (or And the Israelites did more evil before the Lord); and he strengthened against them Eglon, the king of Moab, for they did evil in the sight of the Lord.
12 Mais uma vez, os israelitas fizeram o que era mau aos olhos do S enhor . Por isso, o S enhor deu a Eglom, rei de Moabe, poder sobre Israel.
13 And the Lord coupled to him the sons of Ammon and Amalek; and he went, and smote Israel, (or and he went, and struck Israel), and had in possession the city of Palms.
13 Eglom se aliou com os amonitas e os amalequitas, atacou e derrotou Israel e conquistou Jericó, a cidade das palmeiras.
14 And the sons of Israel served Eglon, the king of Moab, eighteen years. (And the Israelites served Eglon, the king of Moab, for eighteen years.)
14 Os israelitas serviram a Eglom, rei de Moabe, durante dezoito anos.
15 And afterward they cried to the Lord; and he raised to them a saviour, Ehud by name, the son of Gera, son of Benjamin, the which Ehud used ever either hand for the right hand. And the sons of Israel sent by him gifts, that is, \+sls (the)\+sls* tribute, to Eglon, king of Moab; (And they cried to the Lord; and he raised up a saviour for them, named Ehud, the son of Gera, the son of Benjamin, and he used either hand for the right hand. And the Israelites sent him to take the tribute, \+em that is, the taxes\+em*, to Eglon, the king of Moab;)
15 Mas, quando os israelitas pediram socorro ao S enhor , ele levantou um libertador para salvá-los. Chamava-se Eúde, homem canhoto, filho de Gera, da tribo de Benjamim. Os israelitas encarregaram Eúde de entregar o tributo a Eglom, rei de Moabe.
16 [the] which Ehud made to him(self) a sword carving on ever either side, of the length of the palm of an hand; and he was girded therewith under the say, that is, a knight’s mantle, in the right hip. (and Ehud made for himself a sword sharp on both sides, the length of the palm of a hand; and he was girded with it under his say,\+em that is, under his knight’s mantle\+em*, on the right hip.)
16 Eúde fez um punhal de dois gumes, com cerca de quarenta centímetros de comprimento, e prendeu a arma à coxa direita, onde ficou escondida debaixo da roupa.
17 And he brought gifts to Eglon, king of Moab; and Eglon was full fat. (And he brought the tribute, \+em or the taxes\+em*, to Eglon, the king of Moab; and Eglon was very fat.)
17 Levou o tributo a Eglom, rei de Moabe, que era muito gordo.
18 And when he had given gifts to the king, he followed forth after his fellows that came with him; (And when he had given the tribute to the king, he went away with his fellows who had come with him;)
18 Depois de entregar o pagamento, Eúde partiu com os homens que haviam ajudado a carregar o tributo.
19 and he turned again from Gilgal, where (the graven) idols were, and he said to the king, O king, I have a privy word to thee, (or but he turned back at Gilgal, where the carved stones were, and when he had come before the king, he said, O king, I have a private word for thee). And the king commanded silence. And when all men were gone out, that were about him,
19 Quando Eúde chegou aos ídolos de pedra perto de Gilgal, deu meia-volta, apresentou-se diante de Eglom e disse: “Tenho uma mensagem secreta para o senhor, ó rei!”. Eglom ordenou: “Não fale ainda!”, e mandou todos os seus servos saírem.
20 Ehud entered (un)to him; and the king sat alone in a summer parlour. And Ehud said, I have the word of God to thee, (or I have a word from God for thee). The which rose anon (or at once) from his throne.
20 Eúde se aproximou de Eglom, que estava sentado sozinho na sala do andar superior, um ambiente mais fresco, e disse: “Tenho uma mensagem de Deus para o senhor!”. O rei Eglom se levantou,
21 And Ehud held forth his left hand, and took his sword from his right hip; and he put it into the king’s womb so strongly,
21 e Eúde, com a mão esquerda, puxou o punhal de sua coxa direita e o cravou na barriga de Eglom.
22 that the pommel, either hilt, followed the iron in(to) the wound, and was holden strait in the thickest fatness within; and Ehud drew not out the sword, but so as he had smitten Eglon(or but as he had so struck \+em Eglon\+em*), he left it in his body; and anon (or at once) by the privates of (man)kind, the turds of the womb burst out.
22 O punhal foi tão fundo que seu cabo desapareceu sob a gordura do rei. Por isso, Eúde não tirou o punhal, e as fezes do rei vazaram.
23 Forsooth when the doors of the parlour were closed most diligently, and fastened with lock, (And when he had quietly closed the parlour doors, and fastened them with a lock,)
23 Então Eúde fechou e trancou as portas da sala e saiu pelo pórtico.
24 Ehud went out by a porch (or Ehud went out by the porch). And (soon after) the king’s servants entered, not into the parlour, but into the porch, and they saw the doors of the parlour closed, and they said, In hap he purgeth the womb in the summer parlour.
24 Depois que Eúde saiu, os servos do rei voltaram e encontraram trancadas as portas da sala no andar superior. Pensaram que ele estivesse usando o banheiro privativo,
25 And they abode so long, till they were ashamed; and they saw that no man opened the door, and they took the key, and they opened (it), and they found their lord lying dead on the earth. (And they waited so long for him, that they were embarrassed; and when they saw that no one opened the door, they took the key, and they opened it, and they found their lord lying dead on the floor.)
25 por isso esperaram. Mas, como depois de muita demora o rei não saiu, ficaram preocupados e pegaram a chave. Quando abriram as portas, encontraram seu senhor caído no chão, morto.
26 And while they were troubled, Ehud fled out, and passed the place of (the graven) idols, from whence he turned again, (or and passed the place of the carved stones, where he had turned back); and he came into Seirath.
26 Enquanto os servos esperavam, Eúde escapou e passou pelos ídolos de pedra a caminho de Seirá.
27 And anon he sounded with a clarion in the hill of Ephraim; and the sons of Israel came down with him, and he went in the front. (And at once he sounded with a trumpet in the hill country of Ephraim; and the Israelites came down with him, and he went at the front.)
27 Quando chegou à região montanhosa de Efraim, tocou a trombeta, chamando o povo para guerrear. Os israelitas desceram os montes, com Eúde à frente.
28 Which said to them, Follow ye me, for the Lord hath betaken our enemies, (the) Moabites, into our hands. And they came down after him, and occupied the fords of (the) Jordan (River), that led over into Moab. And they suffered not any man to pass [over],
28 Ele disse: “Sigam-me, pois o S enhor entregou Moabe, seu inimigo, em suas mãos”. Os israelitas o seguiram e assumiram o controle dos pontos mais rasos do Jordão, onde se atravessava para Moabe, e não deixaram ninguém passar.
29 but they smote in that time about ten thousand Moabites, all mighty men and strong; no man of them might escape. (but they struck down at that time about ten thousand Moabites, all of them strong and mighty men; yea, not one of them could escape.)
29 Eles atacaram os moabitas e mataram cerca de dez mil de seus guerreiros mais fortes e valentes. Nenhum deles escapou.
30 And Moab was made low in that day under the hand of Israel, and the land rested eighty years. (And Moab was made low on that day under the hand of Israel, and then the land rested for eighty years.)
30 Naquele dia, Israel derrotou Moabe, e houve paz na terra durante oitenta anos.
31 After him was Shamgar, the son of Anath, that smote of Philistines six hundred men with a goad of (an) ox (or who struck down six hundred Philistines with an ox’s goad); and he also defended Israel.
31 Depois de Eúde, Sangar, filho de Anate, libertou Israel. Certa vez, ele matou seiscentos filisteus com um ferrão de conduzir bois.
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