Apokalipsia 13

1 Orduan ikus neçan bestiabat itsassotic igaiten cela, çazpi buru eta hamar adar cituenic, eta bere adar gainetan hamar diadema: eta bere buru gainetan basphemiotaco icen-bat.

Then the dragon stood on the sand of the seashore. Then I saw a beast coming up out of the sea. It had ten horns and seven heads. On its horns were ten crowns, and on each of its heads was a blasphemous name.

2 Eta nic ikussi vkan nuen bestiác Leoparta irudi çuen, eta haren oinac ciraden hartzarenac beçalaco: eta haren ahoa lehoinaren ahoa beçalaco: eta eman cieçon hari dragoinac bere puissançá, eta thronoa, eta bothere handi.

This beast I saw was like a leopard. Its feet were like a bear's feet, and its mouth was like a lion's mouth. The dragon gave his power to it, and his throne, and his great authority to rule.

3 Eta ikus neçan haren buruetaric bat heriotara çauria beçala, baina haren heriotaraco çauria sendatu içan cen: eta miraculuz cegoela lur gucia iarreiqui cequión bestiari.

One of the beast's heads appeared to have been killed, but its fatal wound was healed. The whole earth marveled as they followed the beast.

4 Eta adora ceçaten, bestiari bothere eman ceraucan dragoina, eta adora ceçaten bestiá, cioitela, Nor da bestia irudi duenic? haren contra nor combati ahal daite?

They also worshiped the dragon, for he had given his authority to the beast. They worshiped the beast, too, and kept saying, “Who is like the beast?” and “Who can fight against it?”

5 Eta eman cequión aho gauça handiac eta blasphemioac pronuntiatzen cituena, eta eman cequión bothere berroguey eta bi hilebetheren complitzeco.

The beast was given a mouth that could speak proud words and blasphemies. It was permitted to exercise authority for forty-two months.

6 Eta irequi ceçan bere ahoa blasphematzera Iaincoaren contra, blasphema litzançát haren icena, eta haren tabernaclea, eta ceruän diradenac.

So the beast opened its mouth to speak blasphemies against God—blaspheming his name, the place where he lives, and those who live in heaven.

7 Eta eman cequión sainduén contra-ere guerla eguitea, eta hæy garaitzea: eta eman cequión bothere leinu, eta mihi, eta natione ororen gainean.

The beast was permitted to wage war with the saints and to conquer them. Also, authority was given to it over every tribe, people, language, and nation.

8 Eta adoratzen çutén hura lurreco habitant guciéc, ceinén icenac ezpaitirade scribatuac, munduaren fundationetic hil içan den Bildotsaren vicitzeco liburuän

All who live on the earth will worship it, everyone whose name was not written, since the creation of the world, in the Book of Life, which belongs to the Lamb, who had been slaughtered.

9 Baldin nehorc beharriric badu, ençun beça.

If anyone has an ear, let him listen.

10 Baldin nehorc captiuitatera eramaiten badu, captiuitatera eramanen da bera: baldin nehorc ezpataz hil badeça, behar da hura ezpataz hil dadin: hemen da sainduén patientiá eta fedea.

If anyone is to be taken into captivity, into captivity he will go. If anyone is to be killed with the sword, with the sword he will be killed. Here is a call for the patient endurance and faith of the saints.

11 Guero ikus neçan, berce bestiabat igaiten cela lurretic, eta cituen bi adar Bildotsarenac irudi: baina dragoina beçala minço cen.

Then I saw another beast coming up out of the earth. It had two horns like a lamb, and it spoke like a dragon.

12 Eta harc lehen bestiaren bothere gucia exercitzen çuen haren presentián: eta eguiten çuen, lurrac eta hartaco habitantéc adora leçaten leheneco bestia hura, ceinen heriotaraco çauria sendatu içan baitzén.

It exercised all the authority of the first beast in its presence, and it made the earth and those who live on it worship the first beast—the one whose lethal wound had been healed.

13 Eta signo handiac eguiten cituen, hambat non sua cerutic lurrera eraits eraciten baitzuen guiçonén aitzinean.

It performed mighty miracles. It even made fire come down on the earth from heaven in front of people.

14 Eta seducitzen cituen lurreco habitantac signoén causaz, ceinén eguitea eman içan baitzayón bestiaren aitzinean: ciostela lurreco habitantey, eguin lieçoten imaginabat bestia hari, cein ezpataz çauri içan baitzén, baina viztu içan da.

By the signs it was permitted to do, it deceived those who lived on the earth. It told them to make an image in honor of the beast that had the sword wound but lived.

15 Eta hari eman cequión, bestiaren imaginari spiritu eman lieçón, eta bestiaren imaginá minça ledin, eta eguin leçan, bestiaren imaginá adoratzen ezluten guciac, hil litecen.

It was permitted to give breath to the beast's image so that the image would even speak and cause all who refused to worship the beast to be killed.

16 Eta eguiten çuen, guciéc, chippiéc eta handiéc, abratséc eta paubréc, libréc eta sclaboéc hartzen baitzuten mercabat bere escu escuinean, edo bere belarretan.

It also forced everyone, unimportant and mighty, rich and poor, free and slave, to receive a mark on the right hand or on the forehead.

17 Eta nehorc ecin eros leçan edo sal mercá luenec baicen, edo bestiaren icena, edo haren icenaren contua.

It was impossible for anyone to buy or sell unless he had the mark of the beast, that is, the number representing its name.

18 Hemen da sapientiá: adimenduric duenac conta beça bestiaren icena: ecen contua guiçonarena da, eta haren contua, sey ehun eta hiruroguey eta sey.

This calls for wisdom. If anyone has insight, let him calculate the number of the beast. For it is the number of a human being. Its number is 666.