2 Kings 7

1 Elisha replied, “Listen to the message from the Lord. This is what the Lord says: Around this time tomorrow a seah of the best flour will sell for a shekel, and two seahs of barley will sell for a shekel at the gate of Samaria.”

Hianagi Elisa'a amanage huno hu'ne, Ra Anumzamo'a amanage huno hianki antahio, knare witireti trohu flauara, kna'amo'a 3'a kiloma hu'nesiane, balia kna'amo'a 6si'a kiloma hu'nesiana Sameria rankumamofo kafantera, ama ana knare okina kna'amo'a 11ni'a gremi hu'nesia silva zagore atresage'za mizasegahaze.

2 The officer who was the king's assistant said to the man of God, “Look, even if the Lord opened windows in heaven what you say couldn't happen!” Elisha replied, “You'll see it with your own eyes, but you won't get to eat any of it.”

Hagi anagema higeno'a, kini ne'mofo avate'ma kva nehia eri'za ne'mo'a, Elisa ke nona'a amanage hu'ne, Nagrama antahuana Ra Anumzamo'ma mona kahama erinagi hagaro hanigeno, ko'ma riaza huno nezamo'a tamisnianagi magoke zupagera ame huno ana ne'zamo'a aviraotegahie. Hianagi Elisa'a ana nera asmino, kagra kavufinti ana ne'zana kegahananagi, tamage hunka ana nezampintira magore hunka onetfa hugahane.

3 There happened to be four men with leprosy at the entrance of the city gate. They said to each other, “Why are we sitting around here until we die?

Hanki ana knafina, Sameria rankumamofoma ufre kafantera fugo kri eri'naza vahera 4'a nemani'zanki'za, zamagra'a amanage hu'za hu'naze, Nahanigeta tagra amarera mani'neta frigahune?

4 If we say, ‘Let's go into the city,’ we'll die because of the famine there; but if we go on sitting here, we'll die too. So come on, let's go to the camp of the Arameans and surrender to them. If they let us live, we'll live; if they kill us, we'll die.”

Hagi Sameria kumapina ufreta ne'zankura hakosinagi, zamaga tonto higeno ne'zana kumamofo agu'afina omne'neankita ufresuta ufrigahune. Hagi ama anante'ma manisunana ana zanke huta frigahune. E'ina hu'negu otinketa Siria vahe'mo'zama seli nonkuma'ma eme ante'za mani'nafi vanunke'zama tahe frisazana knare hugahie. Hagi ontahe'zama tatresazana knare hugahie.

5 So they set off when it was getting dark and went to the camp of the Arameans. But when they arrived at the edge of the camp, nobody was there!

Anage hute'za kinaga rehanima hiama'a oti'za, Siria vahe'ma seli nonkuma'ma eme ante'za mani'nafi vu'naze. Hanki ana kuma'ma ome atretegama unehanati'zama kazana, ana kumapina magore hu'za vahera omani'nage'za ke'naze.

6 For the Lord had made the Arameans hear the sound of chariots, horses, and a large army approaching, so they said to each other, “The king of Israel has hired the kings of the Hittites and Egyptians to come and attack us.”

Na'ankure ana maka Siria vahe'mo'zama koro'ma fre'nazana, ana kinaga Siria vahera Ra Anumzamo'a zamagesa eri hagro hige'zama antahi'zana, tusi'a sondia vahe krefamo hosi afu agumpine, karisifine mani'ne'za ha' eme huzmanteku eri'za neaza agasasagna agasasa nentahi'za, amanage hu'za hu'naze, Keho Israeli kini ne'mo'a, Hiti kinine, Isipi kinine zago misa sezmantageke erimago hu'za ha' huranteku neaze hu'naze.

7 So they jumped up and ran away into the night, leaving behind their tents, their horses, and their donkeys. In fact the camp was left just as it was when they ran for their lives.

Hagi ana Siria vahe'mo'za anagema nehu'za, ame hu'za ana kinagage, seli nozamima, hosi afu'zamima, tonki afu'zamine, ana maka zazmia fragu vazitre'za zamavapa atre'za korora fre'naze.

8 When the lepers got to the edge of the camp, they went into a tent and ate and drank. Then they took the silver, gold, and clothes, and hid them. After that they went back to another tent, took some things from there, and hid them.

Hanki zamagra ana 4'a fugo namuma zamarenea vahe'mo'zama Siria vahe kumapima ehanatite'za, mago seli nompi ufre'za kazana, ne'zane tine me'nege'za ome eri'za nene'za, silvane, goline tavaraveraminena eri'za ome fraki'naze. Ete mago'ene e'za mago seli nompi umareri'za mago'a zantamina eme eri'za ome fraki'naze.

9 Then they said to each other, “It's not right what we're doing. This is a day of good news, and if we keep quiet about it and wait until it gets light, we're sure to be punished. So let's go right away and let them know at the king's palace.”

Anama hute'za anante zamagra'a amanage hu'naze, Amanahu'ma hunana knare tavu'tavara osune. Hanki menina musema hanuna kna efore hu'negu, tagraguke'ma nentahita atre'nesunkeno'ma meno ko'mataniana, tagra knazana erigahunanki, otinketa vuta kinimofo nagara ama ana zamofonkea ome zamasamimneno.

10 They went and called to the gatekeepers of the city, “We went over to the Aramean camp and no one was there, not a sound of anybody! There were just horses and donkeys tied up, and the tents just as they were.”

Anagema hute'za vu'za Sameria rankuma kafante'ma kvama nehaza vahera kezanke hu'za zamasmi'za, Siria vahe'mo'zama seli noma eme ki'za mani'naza kumapima uhanatitama konana, tamage huta mago vahera onketa, mago vahe'mofo ageru'enena ontahi'none. Hagi hosi afu'ene, tonki afu'ma rente'naza zanke megeno, seli nontamimpina maka zamo'a anante me'ne

11 The gatekeepers shouted out the news, and reports reached the royal palace.

Hagi rankumamofo kafante'ma kvama nehaza vahe'mo'za anankema nentahi'za, agu'afima mani'naza vahera kezati'za zamasamizage'za, kini ne'mofo nontega vu'za naga'amofona anazamofo agenkea ome asami'naze.

12 The king got up in the night and said to his officers, “Let me tell you the trick the Arameans are trying to play on us. They know we're starving, so they have left the camp and hidden in the field, thinking, ‘When they leave the city, we'll take them alive and be able to enter the city.’”

Hagi ana kenageke kini ne'mo'a ana nanekea nentahino, oti'no eri'za vahe'a amanage huno zamasami'ne, Siria vahe'mo'za e'inahu'ma hazana antahiho, zamagrama ke'za antahi'zama hazana tagra tagazanku frunanki'za, zamagra amanahu zamagesa antahigahaze, trampi vuta ome frakinesunke'za zamagra rankuma'zamima atre'zama fegi'ma esageta, ome zamazenerita, rankumazaminena erigahune hu'za fraki'naze.

13 One of his officers suggested, “Have some men take five of the remaining horses in the city. What happens to them will be the same as that of all the Israelites left here, All the Israelites here are doomed. Let's send them to find out what's going on.”

Hagi ana kema hia kemofo nona'a, kini ne'mofo eri'za vahepinti mago eri'za ne'amo'a anage huno asmi'ne, 5fu'a hosi afutaminke mani'nazanki zamatrege'za eri'za vu'za Siria vahetera naza fore hu'nefi ome keho. Hanki Siria vahe'mo'zama ana vahe'ma zamahe frisazana, e'i knare hugahie. Na'ankure tagrama ama rankumapima mani'nona vahe'motanena, anazanke huta frigahune.

14 So they got two chariots ready with their horses, and the king sent them out to the Aramean camp, telling them “Go and take a look.”

Hanki tare karisi'ma me'ne hosi afutrena avrenezamino, kini ne'mo'a Siria vahetera naza fore hu'nefi vuta ome keho huno huzmante'ne.

15 They went after them as far as the Jordan, and the whole way was full of clothing and equipment the Arameans had thrown aside as they ran away. The messengers returned and reported to the king.

Anage hige'za Siria vahera zamavariri'za vuvava hu'za Jodani tintegama nevu'za kazana, koro'ma fre'za nevu'za, karankama kukenafi, ha'zampi mago'azama atrete atretema hu'za vu'naza zana ome nege'za, ete vu'za kini nera ome asmi'naze.

16 Then the people went out and looted the camp of the Arameans. So a seah of the best flour sold for a shekel, and two seahs of barley sold for a shekel, just as the Lord had predicted.

Hagi Sameria vahe'mo'zama ana kema nentahi'za, Siria vahe'mo'zama kuma'ma eme ante'za mani'naza kumapi ame hu'za vu'za, ana kumapima atre'za vu'naza zantamina maka ome eri'naze. Hagi anampintira tusi'a bali raisine, rama'a flaua'ene erite'za, Ra Anumzamo'ma hu'nea kante ante'za, kna'amo'a 3'a kilo hu'nea flauate'ene, kna'amo'a 6si'a kiloma hu'nea balia, kna'amo'a 11ni'a gremi hu'nea silva zagoreke atre'naze.

17 The king had put the officer who was his assistant in charge of the gate. In their rush the people trampled him in the gateway and he died, just as the man of God had said when the king visited him.

Hagi kini ne'mo'a avate kva nera huntegeno vuno, rankumamofo kafante'ma kvama nehaza sondia vahe' ome kegava huzmante'ne. Hagi ana ne'mo'a kahamofo tava'onte oti'nege'za, erintagu hu'zama fegi'ma vaza vahe'mo'za reraraka hutre'za rerari hazageno fri'ne. E'inama hu'neana Anumzamofo eri'za ne' Elisa'ma kini ne'ma asami'nea kasnampa kemo'a nena'a efore hu'ne.

18 What the man of God had told the king also came true when he said, “Around this time tomorrow a seah of the best flour will sell for a shekel, and two seahs of barley will sell for a shekel at the gate of Samaria.”

Hagi Ra Anumzamofo eri'za ne' Elisa'ma kini ne'ma asmino, amana knare oki'na, Sameria rankuma'mofo kafantera, knare witireti trohu flauara, kna'amo'a 3'a kiloma hu'nesiane, bali raisia kna'amo'a 6si'a kiloma hu'nesiana 11ni'a gremi hu'nea silva zagoreke atregahazema hu'nea ke'mo'a, nena'a efore hu'ne.

19 Also the officer who was the king's assistant had said to the man of God, “Look, even if the Lord opened windows in heaven what you say couldn't happen!” Elisha had replied, “You'll see it with your own eyes, but you won't get to eat any of it.”

Hagi kora anama rerari'ma hazageno'ma fria eri'za ne'mo'a, Elisana kenona'a amanage hu'neane, Nagrama antahuana Ra Anumzamo'ma mona kahama erinagi hagro hanigeno, ko'ma riaza huno ne'zamo'a herafiramigahianagi magoke zupagera ame huno ana ne'zamo'a avira otegahie hu'ne. Hianagi Elisa'a ana nera asmino, kagra kavufinti ana ne'zana kegahane. Hianagi tamage hunka ana ne'zampintira magore hunka onetfa hugahane huno,

20 This is what happened to him. The people trampled him in the gateway and he died.

Elisa'ma asmi'nea kemo'a nena'a efore higeno, ana nera ran kuma'mofo kahampi zamagareti rehapati'za rerari hazageno fri'ne.