1 Kings 8
1 Solomon then summoned to Jerusalem all the elders of Israel, all the leaders of the tribes, and the leaders of the clans. He wanted them to join in bringing Yahweh’s Sacred Chest from Zion [Hill to the temple], where it was in the part of the city called ‘The City of David’.
Ket inummong ni Solomon dagiti panglakayen ti Israel, amin dagiti panguloen dagiti tribu, ken dagiti mangidadaulo kadagiti pamilia dagiti tattao ti Israel, iti sangoananna idiay Jerusalem, tapno iyegda ti lakasa ti tulag ni Yahweh manipud iti siudad ni David, nga isu ti Sion.
2 So all the Israeli leaders came to King Solomon during the Festival of [Living in Temporary] Shelters, in October.
Naguummong dagiti amin a tattao ti Israel iti sangoanan ni Ari Solomon iti padaya, iti bulan ti Etanim, a maikapito a bulan.
3 When they had all arrived, the priests lifted up the Sacred Chest
Dimteng amin dagiti panglakayen ti Israel, ket binaklay dagiti padi ti lakasa ti tulag.
4 and brought it to the temple. The descendants of Levi [who assisted the priests] helped them to carry to the temple the Sacred Tent and all the sacred things that had been in the tent.
Binagkatda ti lakasa ti tulag ni Yahweh, ti tolda a paguummongan, ken amin dagiti nasantoan nga alikamen nga adda iti tolda. Binagkat dagiti padi ken dagiti Levita dagitoy a banbanag.
5 Then King Solomon and many of the Israeli people who had gathered in front of Yahweh’s Sacred Chest sacrificed a huge amount of sheep and oxen. No one was able to count the sacrifices [because there were so many].
Napan ni Ari Solomon ken ti entero a gimong ti Israel iti sangoanan ti lakasa ti tulag, nagidatonda kadagiti karnero ken bakbaka a saan a mabilang iti kinaaduna.
6 The the priests then brought the Sacred Chest into the Very Holy Place in the temple, and they placed it under the wings of the [statues of the] winged creatures.
Inserrek dagiti papadi ti lakasa ti tulag ni Yahweh iti pakaikabilanna, iti akin-uneg a siled ti balay, iti ayan ti kasasantoan a disso, iti sirok ti payak dagiti kerubim.
7 The wings of those statues spread out over the Sacred Chest and over the poles by which it was carried.
Ta nakaukrad dagiti payak dagiti kerubim iti ayan ti lakasa ti tulag, ken inakkoban dagitoy ti lakasa ti tulag ken dagiti assiw a pagawitan iti daytoy.
8 The poles were so long that the ends of the poles could be seen [by people who were standing] at the entrance to the Most Holy Place, but they could not be seen [by people standing] outside the temple. Those poles are still there.
Atiddog unay dagiti assiw nga uray la makita dagiti murdong dagitoy manipud iti nasantoan a disso iti sangoanan ti akin-uneg a siled, ngem saan a makita dagitoy manipud iti ruar. Addada sadiay agingga ita nga aldaw.
9 The only things that were in the Sacred Chest were the two stone tablets that Moses had put there at Sinai [Mountain], where Yahweh made an agreement with the people after they left Egypt.
Awan ti sabali a nagyan ti lakasa ti tulag malaksid iti dua a tapi ti bato nga inkabil ni Moises idiay Horeb, idi nakitulag ni Yahweh kadagiti tattao ti Israel idi rimmuarda manipud iti daga ti Egipto.
10 When the priests came out of the temple, [suddenly] it was filled with a cloud.
Napasamak nga idi rimmuar dagiti padi manipud iti nasantoan a disso, napunno ti ulep ti templo ni Yahweh.
11 It was the glory/radiance of Yahweh that filled the temple, with the result that the priests were not able to continue their work.
Saan a makapagserbi dagiti papadi gapu iti ulep, ta pinunno ti dayag ni Yahweh ti balayna.
12 Then Solomon prayed this: “Yahweh, you have placed the sun in the sky, but you have decided that you would live in very dark [clouds].
Ket kinuna ni Solomon, “Kinuna ni Yahweh nga agnaed isuna iti nakaro a kinasipnget,
13 I have built for you a magnificent temple, a place for you to live in forever.”
Ngem impatakderanka iti natan-ok a pagyanan, lugar a pagnaedam iti agnanayon.”
14 Then, while all the people stood there, the king turned around and faced them, and he [asked God to] bless them.
Ket simmango ti ari ket binendisionanna ti entero a gimong ti Israel, bayat nga agtaktakder ti amin a gimong ti Israel.
15 He said, “Praise Yahweh, the God whom we Israelis belong! By his own power he has done what he promised to give to my father David. What he promised was this:
Kinunana, “Madaydayaw koma ni Yahweh, a Dios ti Israel, a nagsao kenni David nga amak, ken nangtungpal iti daytoy babaen iti pannakabalinna, kunana,
16 ‘From the time that I brought my people out of Egypt, I have never chosen any city in Israel in which a temple should be built for my people to worship me there. But I chose you, David, to rule my people.”
'Manipud iti aldaw a panangiruarko kadagiti tattaok nga Israel iti Egipto, awan ti pinilik a siudad kadagiti amin a tribu ti Israel a pakaipatakderan ti maysa a balay, tapno adda koma sadiay ti naganko. Nupay kasta, pinilik ni David a mangituray kadagiti tattaok nga Israel.'
17 [Then Solomon said], “My father David wanted to build a temple in order that we Israeli people could worship Yahweh our God there.
Ita, adda iti puso ti amak a ni David a mangibangon iti maysa a balay nga agpaay iti nagan ni Yahweh a Dios ti Israel.
18 But Yahweh said to him, ‘You have wanted to build a temple for me, and what you wanted to do was good.
Ngem kinuna ni Yahweh kenni David nga amak, 'Gapu ta adda dita pusom nga ipatakderannak iti maysa a balay nga agpaay iti naganko, nasayaat dayta a panggep nga adda dita pusom.
19 However, you are not the one [who I want] to build it. It is one of your sons, who [I want to] build a temple for me.’
Nupay kasta, saanmonto nga ipatakder ti balay, ngem ketdi, ti anakmo a maiyanakto nga agtaud manipud kadagiti lasagmo, ti mangipatakder iti balay nga agpaay iti naganko.'
20 And now Yahweh has done what he promised to do. I have become the king of Israel to succeed my father, and I am ruling my people, like Yahweh promised. I have [arranged for] this temple [to be] built for us Israelis to worship Yahweh, the God, to whom we Israelis belong.
Impatungpal ni Yahweh ti sao nga imbagana, ta naiyanakak a sumukat iti saad ni David nga amak, ket agtugawak iti trono ti Israel a kas inkari ni Yahweh. Impatakderko ti balay nga agpaay iti nagan ni Yahweh a Dios ti Israel.
21 I have also provided a place [in the temple] for the Sacred Chest in which are the two stone tablets [on which are engraved the Ten Commandments of] the agreement that Yahweh made with our ancestors when he brought them out of Egypt.”
Nangaramidak sadiay iti maysa a pagyanan ti lakasa ti tulag, nga ayan ti katulagan ni Yahweh, nga inaramidna kadagiti ammatayo idi inruarna ida manipud iti daga ti Egipto.”
22 Then Solomon stood in front of the altar which was facing the Israeli people who had gathered there. He spread out his arms toward heaven,
Timmakder ni Solomon iti sangoanan ti altar ni Yahweh, iti sangoanan ti amin a gimong ti Israel, ket ingngatona dagiti imana iti langit.
23 and he prayed, “Yahweh, the God whom we Israeli people [belong to/worship], there is no god like you up in heaven or down here on the earth. You solemnly promised that you would faithfully love us. And that is what you have done for us who earnestly do what you want us to do.
Kinunana, “O Yahweh, Dios ti Israel, awan iti dios a kas kenka kadagiti langit iti ngato wenno iti daga iti baba, a kankanayon a napudnoka ti tulagmo kadagiti adipenmo nga agbibiag a naimpusoan iti sangoanam;
24 You have done the things that you promised my father David, who served you [very well], that you would do. Truly, you promised to do these things for him, and today we see that by your power you have done them.
sika a nangtungpal iti inkarim iti adipenmo a ni David nga amak. Wen, insawang iti ngiwatmo ket tinungpalmo daytoy babaen iti pannakabalinmo, a kas ita nga aldaw.
25 So now, Yahweh, the God whom we Israelis [belong to/worship], please do the things that you promised my father that you would do. You told him that there would always be some of his descendants who would rule Israel, if they would conduct their lives as he did.
Ita ngarud, O Yahweh, Dios ti Israel, ipatungpalmo ti inkarim iti adipenmo a ni David nga amak, idi kinunam, 'Saankanto a maawanan iti tao iti imatangko nga agtugaw iti trono ti Israel, no laeng agbiag dagiti kaputotam sigun iti pagayatak, a kas iti panagbiagmo.'
26 So now, God of us Israeli people, cause what you promised to do for my father David, who served you [well], to happen.
Ita ngarud, O Dios ti Israel, ikararagko a mapasamak koma ti inkarim iti adipenmo a ni David nga amak.
27 But God, you cannot really live on the earth. There is surely not enough space for you in the sky, or even in the heaven. So there is surely not enough space for you to live in this temple that my workers have built.
Ngem pudno kadi met nga agnaed ti Dios iti daga? Kitaem, ti entero a law-ang ken ti langit mismo ket saannaka a malaon – kasano pay ngarud daytoy a templo nga impatakderko!
28 But Yahweh, my God, please listen to me while I am praying to you this day,
Nupay kasta, pangngaasim ta ipangagmo daytoy a kararag ti adipenmo ken ti kiddawna, O Yahweh a Diosko; denggem ti araraw ken kararag ti adipenmo iti sangoanam ita nga aldaw.
29 Please keep protecting this temple night and day. This is the place about which you have said, ‘I will always be there.’ I request that you listen to me whenever I turn toward this temple and pray.
Sikikita koma dagiti matam iti daytoy a templo iti rabii ken aldaw, iti lugar nga imbagam, 'Ti naganko ken ti presensiak ket addanto sadiay' - tapno dumngegka kadagiti ikararag ti adipenmo iti daytoy a lugar.
30 I request that when I pray to you and your people pray to you while they turn toward this place, that in your home in heaven you will hear us and forgive us [for the sins that we have committed].
Dumngegka ngarud iti kiddaw ti adipenmo ken kadagiti tattaom nga Israelita no agkararagkami iti daytoy a lugar. Wen, dumngegka manipud iti lugar a pagnanaedam, manipud iti langit; ket no dumngegka, mamakawanka.
31 If someone is accused of doing something wrong to another person, and they bring him to your altar outside this holy temple, and if he says, ‘I did not do that; may God punish me if I am not telling the truth,’
No makabasol ti maysa a tao iti kaarubana ket kasapulan nga agsapata, ket no umay isuna ket agsapata iti sangoanan ti altarmo iti daytoy a balay,
32 then you listen from heaven, and decide who is telling the truth. Then punish the person who is guilty as he deserves to be punished, and declare that the other person is innocent.
denggem ngarud dita langit ket usigem dagiti adipenmo, dusaem dagiti nadangkes, iyegmo kenkuana ti pannusa a kaikarianna. Ken ipakaammom nga awan basol ti nalinteg, tapno maited kenkuana ti gungguna gapu iti kinalintegna.
33 And when your Israeli people are defeated by their enemies [in a battle] because they have sinned against you, [and if they are forced to go to some distant country, ] if they turn away from their sinful behavior and turn toward this temple and admit that you [have justly punished them], and if they plead [that you will forgive them],
No parmeken ti kabusor dagiti tattaom nga Israelita gapu ta nagbasolda kenka, no agsublida kenka, agdaydayawda iti naganmo, agkararagda, ken agkiddawda iti pammakawan kenka iti daytoy a templo -
34 listen to them from heaven, and forgive your Israeli people for the sins that they [have committed], and bring them back to this land that you gave to our ancestors.
panggaasim ngarud ta dumngegka dita langit ken pakawanem ti basol dagiti tattaom nga Israel; isublim ida iti daga nga intedmo kadagiti kapuonanda.
35 And when you do not allow any rain to fall on the land because your people have sinned against you, if they turn toward this temple and admit that you [have justly punished them], if they turn away from their sinful behavior and [humbly] pray to you,
No narekpan dagiti tangatang ket awan iti tudo gapu ta nagbasol dagiti tattao kenka - no agkararagda iti daytoy a disso, agdaydayawda iti naganmo, tallikudanda ti basolda no dusaem ida-
36 listen to them from heaven, and forgive your Israeli people for the sins [that they have committed]. Teach them the right way to conduct their lives. Then send rain on this land that you have given to your people to belong to them [permanently].
dumngegka ngarud dita langit ken pakawanem ti basol dagiti adipenmo ken dagiti tattaom nga Israelita, no isurom ida iti naimbag a wagas a rumbeng a pagnaanda. Pagtudoem iti dagam, nga intedmo kadagiti tattaom a kas tawid.
37 And when the people of this land experience famines, or if there is a plague/illness that causes many people to become sick, or if [their crops are destroyed by] very hot winds or [by] mildew or [by] locusts or grasshoppers, or when their enemies surround any of their cities [in order to attack them], if any of those bad things happen to them,
Kas pagarigan, adda panagbisin iti daga, wenno kas pagarigan ta adda iti angol, pannakadadael ti mula wenno buot, dudon wenno igges, wenno kas pagarigan ta rinaut iti kabusor dagiti ruangan ti siudad iti dagada, wenno adda iti aniaman a didigra wenno sakit-
38 when your Israeli people earnestly plead with you knowing that they are suffering because they [have sinned], and if they stretch out their arms toward this temple and pray,
ken kas pagarigan ngarud ta agkararag ken agkiddaw ti maysa a tao wenno dagiti amin a tattaom nga Israelita- ammo ti tunggal maysa ti didigra iti pusona kas iyunnatna dagiti imana a sumango ditoy a templo.
39 listen to them from your home in heaven, and forgive them, and help them. You are the only one who knows what people are thinking, so act toward everyone as they deserve,
Dumngegka koma manipud dita langit, ti lugar a pagnanaedam, mamakawan ken agtignayka, ket gunggunaam ti tunggal tao iti amin nga ar-aramidenna; ammom ti pusona, gapu ta siksika laeng ti makaammo kadagiti puso ti amin a tao.
40 in order that your people may then have an awesome respect for you, all the years that they live in this land that you gave to our ancestors.
Aramidem daytoy tapno agbutengda koma kenka iti amin nga aldaw a panagbiagda iti daga nga intedmo kadagiti kapuonanmi.
41 There will be some foreigners who do not belong to your Israeli people who have come here from countries far away because they have heard that you are very great and that you perform great miracles. If they come here to this temple to worship you and pray,
Kasta pay, maipapan iti ganggannaet a saan a kabilang kadagiti tattaom nga Israelita: no naggapu isuna manipud iti adayo a pagilian gapu iti naganmo-
ta mangngegandanto ti maipapan iti naindaklan a naganmo, ti nabileg nga imam, ken nakatag-ay a takiagmo - no umay isuna ket agkararag iti daytoy a templo,
43 in your home in heaven, listen to their prayers, and do for them what they request you to do. Do that so that all the people-groups in the world will know about you and revere you, like we your Israeli people do. And then they will know that this temple that I have [caused to be] built to honor you, is where you [should be worshiped].
ket pangngaasim ta dumngngegka manipud dita langit, ti lugar a pagnanaedam, ken aramidem ti aniaman a kidkiddawen kenka ti ganggannaet. Aramidem daytoy tapno amin dagiti bunggoy ti tattao iti daga ket maamoanda koma ti naganmo ken agbutengda kenka, a kas ti panagbuteng dagiti tattaom nga Israelita. Aramidem daytoy tapno maamoanda koma a daytoy a balay nga impatakderko ket maawagan babaen iti naganmo.
44 And if you send your people to go to fight against their enemies, if they pray to you, wherever they are, if they turn toward this city that you have chosen and toward this temple that I have caused to be built for you,
Kas pagarigan ta rummuar dagiti tattaom a mapan makigubat iti kabusorda, aniaman a pangibaonam kadakuada, ken kas pagarigan ta agkararagda kenka, O Yahweh, a nakasango iti siudad a pinilim, ken nakasango iti balay nga impatakderko a maipaay iti naganmo.
45 listen in heaven to their prayers; listen to what they plead for you to do, and assist them.
Dumngegka ngarud manipud dita langit kadagiti kararagda, iti kiddawda, ket tulungam ida.
46 [It is true that] everyone sins. So, if your people sin against you, and you become angry with them, you may allow their enemies to defeat them and capture them and take them away to their enemies’ country, even to countries that are far away.
Kas pagarigan ta agbasolda kenka, agsipud ta awan ti siasinoman a saan nga agbasol, ken kas pagarigan ta makaungetka kadakuada ket iyawatmo ida iti kabusor, tapno iyadayo ida ti kabusor a kas balud iti dagada, iti adayo man wenno asideg.
47 If that happens, while they are in those countries to which they were forced to go, if they sincerely repent and plead with you there saying ‘We have sinned and have done things that are very wicked,’
Ket kas pagarigan ta maamirisda nga addada iti daga a nakaiyapananda, ket kas pagarigan ta agbabawi ken birukenda ti pabor nga aggapu kenka manipud iti daga dagiti nangtiliw kadakuada. Kas pagarigan ta kunaenda, 'Nagaramidkami ti dakes ken nagbasolkami. Nagbiagkami a sidadangkes.'
48 if they very sincerely repent, and turn toward this land that you gave to our ancestors, and toward this city that you have chosen [to be the place where we should worship you], and toward this temple that I have [caused to be] built for you, and if they pray,
Kas pagarigan ta agsublida kenka iti amin a pusoda ken iti amin a kararuada iti daga dagiti kabusorda a nangtiliw kadakuada, ken kas pagarigan ta agkararagda kenka a sumangoda iti dagada, nga intedmo kadagiti kapuonanda, ken sumangoda iti siudad a pinilim, ken sumangoda iti balay nga impatakderko a maipaay iti naganmo.
49 then from your home in heaven listen to them while they plead [for your help], and assist them.
Denggem ngarud ti kararagda, dagiti kiddawda dita langit, ti lugar a pagnanaedam, ket tulungam ida.
50 Forgive them for all the sins that they [have committed] against you, and cause their enemies to be kind to them.
Pakawanem dagiti tattaom, a nagbasol kenka, ken amin dagiti basbasolda a panagsalungasingda kadagiti bilinmo. Maasianka koma kadakuada iti sangoanan dagiti kabusorda a nangtiliw kadakuada, tapno maasian koma met dagiti kabusorda kadagiti tattaom.
51 Do not forget that the Israelis are your people; they are your special possession; you brought [our ancestors] out of Egypt where [they were greatly suffering as though] they were in a blazing furnace.
Isuda dagiti tattaom a pinilim, nga inispalmo manipud Egipto a kasla manipud iti tengnga ti urno a pakapandayan ti landok.
52 I request that you always listen to your Israeli people and to me, their king, and heed their prayers whenever they call out to you [to help them].
Kararagko a silulukat koma dagiti lapayagmo iti kiddaw ti adipenmo, ken kadagiti kiddaw dagiti tattaom nga Israelita, a denggem koma ida tunggal umasugda kenka.
53 You chose them from all the other people-groups in the world to belong to you, which is what you told Moses to tell them when you brought our ancestors out of Egypt.”
Ta inlasinmo ida manipud kadagiti amin a tattao iti daga tapno agbalinda a kukuam ken umawat kadagiti karim, a kas iti impalawagmo babaen kenni Moises nga adipenmo, idi inruarmo dagiti ammami manipud Egipto, O Apo a Yahweh.”
54 After Solomon had finished praying and pleading to Yahweh [for his help], he stood up in front of the altar where he had been kneeling. He lifted up his arms.
Isu nga idi nalpas nga inkarkararag ni Solomon daytoy a kararag ken kiddaw kenni Yahweh, timmakder isuna manipud iti sangoanan ti altar ni Yahweh, manipud iti panagparintumengna a nakangato dagiti imana a nakaturong kadagiti langit.
55 Then he [asked God to] bless all the Israeli people. [He prayed] loudly, saying,
Timmakder isuna ket binendisionanna ti amin a gimong ti Israel iti napigsa a timek, kunana,
56 “Praise Yahweh, who has given us his people peace, like he promised that he would do. He has done every one of the good things that he promised to Moses, the man who served him [very well].
“Madaydayaw koma ni Yahweh, a nangted iti inana kadagiti tattaona nga Israelita, a mangtungtungpal kadagiti amin a karina. Awan ti uray maysa a sao a saan a natungpal manipud kadagiti naimbag nga inkarkari ni Yahweh kenni Moises nga adipenna.
57 I pray that our God will be with us like he was with our ancestors, and that he will never abandon us.
Adda koma ni Yahweh a Diostayo kadatayo, a kas iti kaaddana idi kadagiti kapuonantayo. Saannatayo koma pulos a panawan wenno baybay-an,
58 I pray that he will cause us to loyally serve him, to conduct our lives as he wants us to, and to obey all his commandments and statutes and laws that he gave to our ancestors.
a pagruknuyenna koma dagiti pusotayo kenkuana, nga agbiagtayo iti amin a wagasna ken tungpalentayo dagiti bilinna ken dagiti alagadenna ken dagiti lintegna, nga imbilinna kadagiti ammatayo.
59 I pray that Yahweh our God will never forget these words that I have prayed, pleading for his help; I pray that he will think about them by day and by night. I pray that he will always help [us] Israeli people and me, giving us the things that we need day by day.
Ket dagitoy koma nga insaok, a dinawatko iti sangoanan ni Yahweh, ket naasideg koma kenni Yahweh a Diostayo iti aldaw ken rabii, tapno tulunganna ti adipenna ken dagiti tattaona nga Israelita, a kas kasapulan iti inaldaw;
60 If he does that, all the people-groups in the world will know that he is the only one who is God, and that there is no other one who is God.
tapno dagiti amin a tattao iti daga ket maamoanda koma a ni Yahweh, isu ti Dios, ken awan ti sabali a Dios!
61 I pray that you, [his people, ] will always be fully committed to Yahweh, and that you will obey all his statutes and commands, like you are doing now.”
Napudno koma ngarud ti pusoyo kenni Yahweh a Diostayo, a surutenyo dagiti alagadenna ken tungpalenyo dagiti bilinna ita nga aldaw.”
62 Then the king and all the Israeli people who were there offered sacrifices to Yahweh.
Isu a nangidaton ti ari ken dagiti Israelita nga adda sadiay iti daton kenni Yahweh.
63 They sacrificed 22,000 cattle and 120,000 sheep to maintain fellowship with Yahweh. Then the king and all the people dedicated the temple.
Nagidatag ni Solomon kadagiti daton a pannakikadua, nga indatonna kenni Yahweh: duapulo a ribu a bakbaka ken sangagasut ket duapulo a ribu a karnero. Inkonsagrar ngarud ti ari ken dagiti amin a tattao ti Israel ti balay ni Yahweh.
64 On that day, the king also dedicated/set apart the middle part of the courtyard that was in front of the temple. Then he offered sacrifices that would be completely burned [in the courtyard], the offerings of grain and the fat of the animals that were sacrificed to maintain fellowship with Yahweh. They sacrificed them there because the bronze altar was not big enough for all those sacrifices to be burned on it [that day].
Iti isu met laeng nga aldaw, inkonsagrar ti ari ti tengnga ti paraangan iti sangoanan ti templo ni Yahweh, ta indatonna sadiay dagiti daton a mapuoran, dagiti daton a bukbukel ken ti taba dagiti daton a pannakikadua, gapu ta ti altar a gambang nga adda iti sangoanan ni Yahweh ket bassit unay a manglaon kadagiti daton a mapuoran, kadagiti daton a bukbukel, ken ti taba kadagiti daton a pannakikadua.
65 Then Solomon and all the Israeli people celebrated the Festival of [Living in Temporary] Shelters for seven days. There was a huge crowd of people there, some of whom had come from [distant places like] Hamath [in the far north] and the border of Egypt [in the far south].
Isu nga inangay ni Solomon ti fiesta iti dayta a tiempo, ken dagiti Israelita nga adda sadiay, maysa a dakkel a gimong, manipud iti Lebo Hamat agingga iti waig ti Egipto, iti sangoanan ni Yahweh a Diostayo iti las-ud ti pito nga aldaw ken iti las-ud iti pito pay a sabali nga aldaw, sangapulo ket uppat amin nga aldaw.
66 On the eighth day, Solomon sent the people to their homes. They all praised him and went home happy because of all the things that Yahweh had done to bless [King] David and his Israeli people.
Iti maikawalo nga aldaw, pinagawidna dagiti tattao, ket binendisioanda ti ari ken nagawidda kadagiti pagtaenganda nga addaan kinaragsak ken rag-o kadagiti pusoda gapu kadagiti amin a kinaimbag nga impakita ni Yahweh kenni David, nga adipenna, ken kadagiti tattaona nga Israelita.
