Rute 3
Wycliffe's Bible with Modern Spelling (Enhanced) (ENGWYC2018) vs ARC
ARC Almeida Revista e Corrigida 2009
1 And after that Ruth had turned (again) to her mother-in-law, she heard of her, My daughter, I shall seek rest to thee, and I shall purvey that it be well to thee. (And sometime later, when Ruth had returned to her mother-in-law, Naomi said to her, My daughter, I shall seek rest for thee, and I shall purvey that it be well with thee.)
1 E disse-lhe Noemi, sua sogra: Minha filha, não hei de eu buscar descanso, para que fiques bem?
2 This Boaz, to whose damsels thou were joined (to) in the field, is our kinsman, and in this night he winnoweth the cornfloor of barley (or and tonight he thresheth barley at his threshing floor).
2 Ora, pois, não é Boaz, com cujas moças estiveste, de nossa parentela? Eis que esta noite padejará a cevada na eira.
3 Therefore be thou washed, and anointed, and be thou clothed with more honest clothes, and go thou down into the cornfloor; the man see not thee, till he have ended to eat and to drink. (And so be thou washed, and anointed, and be thou clothed with more honourable, \+em or your best\+em*, clothes, and then go thou down to the threshing floor; but do not let the man see thee until he hath finished eating and drinking.)
3 Lava-te, pois, e unge-te, e veste as tuas vestes, e desce à eira; porém não te dês a conhecer ao homem, até que tenha acabado de comer e beber.
4 Forsooth when he goeth to sleep, mark thou the place in which he sleepeth; and thou shalt come, and uncover the cloth (or the cloak), with which he is covered, from the part of the feet, and thou shalt cast thee down, and thou shalt lie there. Forsooth he shall say to thee, what thou oughtest to do.
4 E há de ser que, quando ele se deitar, notarás o lugar em que se deitar; então, entra, e descobrir-lhe-ás os pés, e te deitarás, e ele te fará saber o que deves fazer.
5 And Ruth answered, Whatever thing thou commandest to me, I shall do.
5 E ela lhe disse: Tudo quanto me disseres farei.
6 And she went down into the cornfloor (or And she went down to the threshing floor), and did all things which her mother-in-law commanded to her.
6 Então, foi para a eira e fez conforme tudo quanto sua sogra lhe tinha ordenado.
7 And when Boaz had eaten and (had) drunk, and was made more glad, and had gone to sleep beside the mound of sheaves, Ruth came, and hid herself; and when the cloth was uncovered from his feet, she casted down herself, (or and she turned back the cloak over his feet, and lay herself down).
7 Havendo, pois, Boaz comido e bebido, e estando já o seu coração alegre, veio deitar-se ao pé de um monte de cereais; então, veio ela de mansinho, e lhe descobriu os pés, e se deitou.
8 And lo! now at midnight, the man dreaded, and was troubled, (or And behold! at midnight, the man was startled, \+em or was afraid\+em*, and he woke up from his sleep); and he saw a woman lying at his feet;
8 E sucedeu que, pela meia-noite, o homem estremeceu e se voltou; e eis que uma mulher jazia a seus pés.
9 and he said to her, Who art thou? She answered, I am Ruth, thine handmaid; stretch forth thy cloth on thy servantess, for thou art nigh of kin. (and he said to her, Who art thou? She answered, I am Ruth, thy servantess; stretch forth thy cloak over thy servantess, for thou art my next of kin.)
9 E disse ele: Quem és tu? E ela disse: Sou Rute, tua serva; estende, pois, tua aba sobre a tua serva, porque tu és o remidor.
10 And he said, Daughter, thou art blessed of the Lord, and thou hast overcome the former mercy with the latter (or and now thou hast surpassed thy earlier proof of family devotion, \+em or loyalty\+em*, with this one); for thou followedest not young men, poor either rich.
10 E disse ele: Bendita sejas tu do Senhor , minha filha; melhor fizeste esta tua última beneficência do que a primeira, pois após nenhuns jovens foste, quer pobres quer ricos.
11 Therefore, do not thou dread, but whatever thing thou shalt say to me, I shall do to thee; for all the people that dwelleth within the gates of my city know, that thou art a woman of virtue. (And so, do not thou fear, but whatever that thou shalt ask of me, I shall do for thee; for all the people who liveth within the gates of my city know, that thou art a woman of virtue.)
11 Agora, pois, minha filha, não temas; tudo quanto disseste te farei, pois toda a cidade do meu povo sabe que és mulher virtuosa.
12 And I forsake not, that I am of nigh kin, but another man is nearer kin than I; (And I do not deny, that I am your close kin, but another man is a closer kin than I;)
12 Porém, agora, é muito verdade que eu sou remidor; mas ainda outro remidor há mais chegado do que eu.
13 (so) rest thou here this night, and when the morrowtide is made, if the man will hold thee to wife by right of nigh kin (or if the man will make thee his wife by right of next of kin), (then) the thing is well done; and if he will not, (then) I shall take thee without any doubt, (as) the Lord liveth; (so) sleep thou till the morrowtide.
13 Fica-te aqui esta noite, e será que, pela manhã, se ele te redimir, bem está, ele te redima; porém, se te não quiser redimir, vive o Senhor , que eu te redimirei; deita-te aqui até à manhã.
14 Therefore she slept at his feet till to the going away of [the] night, and then she rose (up), before that men should know each other. And Boaz said to her, Be thou ware lest any man know, that thou camest hither.
14 Ficou-se, pois, deitada a seus pés até pela manhã e levantou-se antes que pudesse um conhecer a outro, porquanto disse: Não se saiba que alguma mulher veio à eira.
15 And again he said, Stretch forth thy mantle with which thou art covered, and hold thou with ever either hand. And while she stretched forth and held, he meted six measures of barley, and putted on her; and she bare, and entered into the city, (And then he said, Stretch forth thy mantle with which thou art covered, and hold thou it with both hands. And while she stretched it forth and held it, he measured, \+em or counted\+em*, out six measures of barley, and put it on her \+em mantle\+em*; and she carried it, and went into the city,)
15 Disse mais: Dá cá o roupão que tens sobre ti e segura-o. E ela segurou-o; e ele mediu seis medidas de cevada e lhas pôs em cima; então, entrou na cidade.
16 and came to her mother-in-law. Which said to Ruth, What hast thou done, daughter? And Ruth told to her all things, which the man had done to her. (and came \+em home\+em* to her mother-in-law. And \+em Naomi\+em* said to Ruth, What happened, my daughter? And Ruth told her all the things, that the man had done for her.)
16 E veio à sua sogra, a qual disse: Como se te passaram as coisas, minha filha? E ela lhe contou tudo quanto aquele homem lhe fizera.
17 And Ruth said, Lo! he gave to me six measures of barley; and he said, I will not that thou turn again void to thy mother-in-law. (And Ruth added, Behold! he gave me six measures of barley; for he said, I will not have it that thou return empty-handed to thy mother-in-law.)
17 Disse mais: Estas seis medidas de cevada me deu, porque me disse: Não vás vazia à tua sogra.
18 And Naomi said, Abide, daughter, till we see what issue the thing shall have, (or And Naomi said, Just wait, or Have patience, daughter, until we see what shall happen); for the man shall not cease, no but he [ful] fill those things which he spake.
18 Então, disse ela: Sossega, minha filha, até que saibas como irá o caso, porque aquele homem não descansará até que conclua hoje este negócio.
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