2 Chronicles 21
1 Then Jehoshaphat died, and was buried where his ancestors were buried in [the part of Jerusalem called] ‘The City of David’. Then his son Jehoram became the king [of Judah].
Pimmusay ni Jehosafat ket naitabon isuna iti siudad ni David; ni Jehoram a putotna a lalaki ti naisaad nga ari a kasukatna.
2 His [younger] brothers were Azariah, Jehiel, Zechariah, Azariah, Michael, and Shephatiah.
Adda lallaki a kakabsat ni Jehoram a putot a lalaki ni Jehosafat: da Azarias, Jehiel, Zacarias, Azarias, Michael, ken ni Sefatias. Amin dagitoy ket putot a lallaki ni Jehosafat nga ari ti Israel.
3 Before Jehoshaphat died, he gave them gifts of silver and gold and other valuable things. He also appointed them to rule various cities in Judah that had walls around them. But he appointed Jehoram to be the king of Judah, because Jehoram was his oldest son.
Inikkan ida ti amada iti adu a sagsagut a pirak, balitok, ken dadduma pay a napapateg a banbanag, ken kasta met kadagiti nasarikedkedan a siudad idiay Juda; nupay kasta, intedna ti trono kenni Jehoram, gapu ta isuna ti inauna a putotna a lalaki.
4 After Jehoram was completely in control of his father’s kingdom, he had all of his [younger] brothers executed, along with some of the leaders of the nation.
Ita, idi naan-anayen ti panagturay ni Jehoram iti pagarian ti amana ken natalgeden ti pannakaisaadna nga ari, pinapatayna dagiti amin a kakabsatna a lallaki babaen iti kampilan, ken kasta met dagiti dadduma a mangidadaulo iti Israel.
5 Jehoram was 32 years old when he became the king, and he ruled in Jerusalem for eight years.
Tallo-pulo ket dua ti tawen ni Jehoram idi nangrugi isuna a nagturay, ket nagturay isuna iti walo a tawen idiay Jerusalem.
6 But he did many of the [evil] things that the kings of Israel had done. He did many things that Yahweh considers to be evil, things that the family of Ahab had done, because he married one of Ahab’s daughters.
Sinurotna dagiti wagas dagiti ari ti Israel, a kasla iti inar-aramid ti balay ni Ahab; ta inasawana ti putot a babai ni Ahab; ket inaramidna dagiti dakes iti imatang ni Yahweh.
7 However, because of the agreement that Yahweh had made with King David, Yahweh did not want to get rid of the descendants of David. He had promised that David’s descendants would always be the ones who ruled Judah.
Nupay kasta, saan a kinayat ni Yahweh a dadaelen ti balay ni David, gapu iti tulagda kenni David; inkarina a dagiti kaputotan ni David ti kanayon nga agturay iti Juda.
8 While Jehoram was ruling, the people of [the] Edom [region] rebelled against [the king of] Judah and appointed their own king.
Kadagiti aldaw ni Jehoram, immalsa ti Edom a maibusor iti panagturay ti Juda, ket nangisaadda iti ari a mangituray kadakuada.
9 So Jehoram and his officers and his men in chariots went to Edom. There, the army of Edom surrounded them. Jehoram escaped during the night.
Ket bimmallasiw ni Jehoram iti beddeng ket napan idiay Edom a kadduana dagiti mangidadaulo ken amin a karwahena. Nagriing isuna iti rabii ket rinautna dagiti taga-Edom, a nanglawlaw kenkuana ken kadagiti mangidadaulo kadagiti karwahe.
10 But the king of Judah was never able to regain control of Edom, and Edom is still not controlled by Judah. [The people in] Libnah [city between Judah and Philistia] also rebelled against Judah. Those things happened because Jehoram turned away from [obeying] Yahweh, the God whom his ancestors [belonged to].
Immalsa ngarud ti Edom a maibusor iti panagturay ti Juda agingga kadagitoy nga aldaw. Immalsa met ti Libna iti dayta met laeng a tiempo a maibusor iti panangiturayna, gapu ta tinallikudan ni Jehoram ni Yahweh, a Dios dagiti kapuonanna.
11 On the hilltops in Judah he had also built shrines [to worship idols], and had caused the people of Judah to stray away from Yahweh by worshiping foreign gods.
Malaksid kadagitoy, nangipatakder pay ni Jehoram kadagiti pagdaydayawan kadagiti bantay ti Juda; insungsongna dagiti agnanaed iti Jerusalem a tallikudanda ni Yahweh ket agserbida kadagiti didiosen, a kas iti panagserbi dagiti balangkantis kadagiti lallaki a saanda nga asawa. Iti kastoy a wagas, insungsongna ti Juda a saanen a sumurot kenni Yahweh.
12 One day, Jehoram received a letter from the prophet Elijah. Elijah had written this in the letter: “This is what Yahweh, the God whom your ancestor [King] David [worshiped], says: 'You have not done things that please me like your father Jehoshaphat did or what King Asa did.
Maysa a surat manipud kenni profeta Elias ti nakadanon kenni Jehoram. Kastoy ti kunana, “Kastoy ti kuna ni Yahweh, a Dios ni David, a kapuonam: Gapu ta saanmo a sinurot dagiti wagas ni Jehosafat nga amam, wenno dagiti wagas ni Asa nga ari ti Juda,
13 Instead, you have continually done the [evil things] that the kings of Israel have done. You have encouraged the people in Jerusalem and other places in Judah to stop worshiping Yahweh, like the descendants of Ahab did. You have also murdered your own brothers, who were more righteous men than you are.
ngem ketdi dagiti wagas dagiti ari ti Israel ti sinurotmo, ken insungsongmo ti Juda ken dagiti agnanaed iti Jerusalem a tallikudanda ni Yahweh ket agserbida kadagiti didiosen, a kas iti panagserbi dagiti balangkantis kadagiti lallaki a saanda nga asawa, a kas iti inaramid ti balay ni Ahab-ken gapu ta pinapataymo met dagiti kakabsatmo a lallaki iti pamilia ti amam babaen iti kampilan, lallaki a nasaysayaat ngem sika-
14 So now Yahweh is about to very severely punish the people in your kingdom and even your own children and your wives and everything that you own.
kitaem, saplitento ni Yahweh iti nakaro a didigra dagiti tattaom, annakmo, assawam, ken dagiti amin a kinabaknangmo.
15 And you yourself will have an intestinal disease that will continue to become worse, and you will suffer from it until you die.'”
Sika a mismo ket agsakitto iti nakaro gapu ta kaptento iti sakit dagiti bagismo, agingga a rummuar dagiti bagismo gapu iti sakit, iti inaldaw.”
16 Then Yahweh caused some men from the Philistia people-group and some Arabs who lived near the coast [of the Mediterranean Sea], where people from Ethiopia had settled, to become angry with Jehoram.
Pinagpungtot iti kasta unay ni Yahweh a maibusor kenni Jehoram dagiti Filisteo ken dagiti taga-Arab nga asideg kadagiti taga-Etiopia.
17 Their army invaded Judah and took away [from Jerusalem] all the valuable things that they found in the king’s palace, and even his sons and wives. His youngest son, Ahaziah, was the only one of his sons whom they did not take away.
Rinautda ti Juda, sinakupda daytoy, ket sinamsamda dagiti amin a kinabaknang a nasarakanda iti balay ti ari. Impanawda pay dagiti annakna a lallaki ken dagiti assawana. Awan nabati kenkuana a putotna a lalaki malaksid kenni Jehoiahas, a buridek a putotna a lalaki.
18 After that happened, Yahweh caused Jehoram to be afflicted with an intestinal disease that no one could cure.
Kalpasan amin dagitoy, pinagsakit ni Yahweh dagiti bagisna iti sakit a saan a maagasan.
19 About two years later, while he was in great pain, he died because of that disease. The people of Judah had made bonfires to honor his ancestors when they died, but they did not make a bonfire for Jehoram.
Napasamak daytoy iti umno a tiempo, kalpasan iti dua a tawen, rimmuar dagiti bagisna gapu iti sakitna, ket natay isuna gapu iti nakaro a sakit. Saan a nangpasged iti apuy dagiti tattaona a kas panangipakita iti panagraemda kenkuana a kas iti inaramidda kadagiti kapuonananna.
20 Jehoram was 32 years old when he became the king, and he ruled in Jerusalem for eight years. No one was sorry when he died. His corpse was buried in [the part of Jerusalem called] ‘The City of David’, but he was not buried where the other kings [of Judah] had been buried.
Nangrugi isuna a nagturay idi 32 ti tawenna; nagturay isuna idiay Jerusalem iti 8 a tawen, ket natay a saan a nadung-awan. Intabonda isuna iti siudad ni David, ngem saan nga iti tanem dagiti ari.
