2 Chronicles 7
1 When Solomon finished praying, fire came down from the sky and burned all the offerings and sacrifices [that were on the altar], and the glorious radiance of Yahweh filled the temple.
Kad nu Salamans bija beidzis to lūgšanu, tad uguns krita no debesīm un norija tos dedzināmos upurus un kaujamos upurus, un Tā Kunga godība piepildīja to namu.
2 The radiance [was extremely bright], with the result that the priests could not enter the temple of Yahweh.
Un priesteri nevarēja ieiet Tā Kunga namā, jo Tā Kunga godība bija piepildījusi Tā Kunga namu.
3 When all the Israeli people [who were there] saw the fire coming down and the glory of Yahweh above the temple, they prostrated themselves with their faces touching the ground. They worshiped and thanked Yahweh, singing, “Yahweh is always good to us; he faithfully loves us forever.”
Un kad visi Israēla bērni redzēja to uguni nokrītam un Tā Kunga godību nonākam pār to namu, tad tie nometās uz savu vaigu pie zemes uz grīdu un pielūdza un teica To Kungu, ka Viņš labs, ka Viņa žēlastība paliek mūžīgi.
4 Then the king and all the people who were there dedicated the temple to Yahweh by offering more sacrifices to him. King Solomon gave 22,000 cattle and 120,000 sheep and goats to be sacrificed.
Un ķēniņš un visi ļaudis upurēja upurus Tā Kunga priekšā.
Un ķēniņš Salamans upurēja divdesmit divi tūkstošus vēršus un simts divdesmit tūkstoš avis. Tā ķēniņš un visi ļaudis iesvētīja Dieva namu.
6 The priests stood in their positions, and the other descendants of Levi stood in their positions holding the musical instruments [to praise] Yahweh, instruments that King David had caused to be made for praising Yahweh and thanking him. [They sang], “He faithfully loves us forever.” Facing the other descendants of Levi the priests stood, blowing their trumpets, while all the Israeli people were standing [and listening].
Un priesteri stāvēja savā kalpošanā un Leviti ar Tā Kunga spēlējamiem rīkiem, ko ķēniņš Dāvids bija taisījis, To Kungu slavēt, ka Viņa žēlastība paliek mūžīgi, ar Dāvida dziesmām, ko tie dziedāja, un priesteri pūta ar trumetēm viņiem pretī, un viss Israēls stāvēja.
7 Solomon dedicated the middle part of the courtyard in front of the temple. Then he gave offerings to be completely burned there along with the fat of the animals to be sacrificed to maintain fellowship with Yahweh. The priests burned them there in the courtyard because in addition to those things there were offerings of grain, with the result that there was not enough space on the bronze altar to burn all those sacrifices.
Un Salamans svētīja to iekšpagalmu Tā Kunga nama priekšā, jo viņš tur upurēja dedzināmos upurus un pateicības upuru taukus. Jo tas vara altāris, ko Salamans bija taisījis, nevarēja saņemt tos dedzināmos upurus un ēdamos upurus un taukus.
8 Solomon [and the other people] celebrated the Festival of Living in Temporary Shelters for seven days. There was a huge group of people who celebrated with him. Some of them came from [as far away as] Lebo-Hamath [in the far north] and the border of Egypt [in the far south].
Un Salamans tanī laikā svinēja svētkus septiņas dienas, un viss Israēls līdz ar viņu, varen liela draudze, no Hamatas līdz Ēģiptes upei.
9 On the eighth/next day they gathered again [to worship Yahweh]. They had celebrated the dedication of the altar for seven days and the Festival of Living in Temporary Shelters for seven days.
Un astotā dienā tie turēja svētku sapulci, jo to altāri tie iesvētīja septiņas dienas, ir svētkus tie turēja septiņas dienas.
10 Then on the next day Solomon sent them to their homes. They were very joyful because of all the good things that Yahweh had done for David and Solomon and for all his Israeli people.
Bet divdesmit trešā dienā, septītā mēnesī viņš tos ļaudis atlaida uz viņu mājām, priecīgus un ar labu prātu par to labumu, ko Tas Kungs bija darījis Dāvidam un Salamanam un Saviem Israēla ļaudīm.
11 Solomon’s [workers] finished building the temple and Solomon’s palace. And Solomon finished doing everything else that he had planned to do.
Tā Salamans pabeidza Tā Kunga namu un ķēniņa namu; un viss ko Salamans bija iedomājies taisīt Tā Kunga namā un savā paša namā, tas viņam izdevās.
12 Then Yahweh appeared to him one night [in a dream] and said to him, “I have heard your prayer, and I have chosen this temple to be the place where my people will offer sacrifices to me.
Un Tas Kungs parādījās Salamanam naktī un uz to sacīja: Es esmu paklausījis tavu lūgšanu un šo vietu izredzējis Sev par upuru namu.
13 “When I prevent any rain from falling, or when I command locusts to eat all the crops, or when I send a plague among my people,
Redzi, kad Es debesis aizslēgšu, ka lietus nebūs, vai kad Es pavēlēšu siseņiem zemi noēst, vai kad Es sūtīšu mēri Saviem ļaudīm,
14 if the people who belong to me humble themselves and pray, and request me to help them, and if they turn away from their sinful behavior, then I will hear from heaven. I will forgive them for having sinned and I will cause them to prosper again.
Un Mani ļaudis, pār kuriem Mans vārds ir saukts, pazemosies un pielūgs un meklēs Manu vaigu un atgriezīsies no saviem ļauniem ceļiem, tad Es no debesīm gribu klausīt un piedot viņu grēkus un dziedināt viņu zemi.
15 I [SYN] will see them and I [SYN] will hear them when they pray to me in this place.
Tad nu Manas acis būs atvērtas, un Manas ausis klausīsies uz to lūgšanu šinī vietā.
16 I have chosen and have (set apart/dedicated) this temple in order that people may worship [MTY] me there forever. I will always watch over [MTY] it and protect [IDM] it.
Jo Es nu esmu izredzējis šo namu un to svētījis, ka Manam vārdam tur būs būt mūžīgi, un Manas acis un Mana sirds tur būs vienmēr.
17 “And as for you, if you obey me as David your father did, and if you do all that I command you to do, and obey all my laws and decrees,
Un nu, ja tu staigāsi Manā priekšā, kā tavs tēvs Dāvids staigājis, un darīsi, kā Es tev esmu pavēlējis, un turēsi Manus likumus un Manas tiesas,
18 I will make sure that your descendants will always be kings, which is what I promised to David your father, saying, ‘Some of your descendants will always be the kings of Israel.’
Tad Es apstiprināšu tavu valstības krēslu, itin kā Es derību esmu derējis ar tavu tēvu Dāvidu, sacīdams: tev nekad netrūks vīra, kas valdīs pār Israēli.
19 “But if you Israelis turn away from me and disobey the decrees and commands that I have given to you, and you start to worship other gods,
Bet ja jūs atkāpsities un atstāsiet Manus likumus un Manus baušļus, ko Es jums esmu devis, un iesiet un kalposiet svešiem dieviem un metīsities zemē priekš tiem,
20 I will cause you to be expelled from this land that I have given to you, and I will abandon this temple that I have set apart to be the place where people should worship me. I will cause it to be despised and ridiculed by people of all nations.
Tad Es tos izsakņošu no Savas zemes, ko Es tiem esmu devis, un atmetīšu no Sava vaiga šo namu, ko Es esmu svētījis Savam vārdam, un to darīšu par sakāmu vārdu un apsmieklu starp visām tautām.
21 Although this temple is now greatly respected, when that happens, all the people who pass by will be appalled, and they will say, ‘Why has Yahweh done terrible things like this to this country and to this temple?’
Un par šo namu, kas tik augsts bijis, visiem, kas iet garām, būs iztrūcināties un sacīt: kāpēc Tas Kungs tā ir darījis šai zemei un šim namam?
22 And others will reply, ‘It happened because they rejected Yahweh, the God to whom their ancestors belonged, the one who brought their ancestors out of Egypt, and they have been worshiping other gods and trying to please them. And that is why Yahweh has caused them to experience all these disasters.’”
Tad sacīs: tāpēc ka tie atstājuši To Kungu, savu tēvu Dievu, kas tos izvedis no Ēģiptes zemes, un ir turējušies pie citiem dieviem un priekš tiem metušies zemē un tiem kalpojuši, - tādēļ Viņš pār tiem vedis visu šo ļaunumu.
