Acts 22
1 Paul said, “[Jewish] elders and my other fellow Jews, listen to me now while I reply to [those who are accusing me]!”
— Qérindashlar we ata-bowilar! Emdi özümni aqlash sözlirimge qulaq salghaysiler, — dédi.
2 When the crowd of people heard Paul speaking to them in [their own] Hebrew language, they became even more quiet and really listened. Then Paul said to them,
Ular Pawlusning ibraniy tilida sözliginini anglap, téximu jim bolushti. U sözini dawam qildi:
3 “I am a Jew, [as are all of you]. I was born in Tarsus [city], in Cilicia [province], but I grew up here in Jerusalem. [When I was young, for many years] I studied the laws [that Moses gave to our ancestors]. I was taught by [the famous teacher] Gamaliel [MTY] {[The famous teacher] Gamaliel taught [MTY] me}. [I have] carefully [obeyed those laws, because] I have wanted to obey God. I [am sure that] many of you also carefully obey [those laws].
— Men bir Yehudiy, Kilikiyediki Tarsus shehiride tughuldum; lékin bu sheherde béqip chong qilindim, Gamaliyelning qol astida ata-bowilirimizgha tapshurulghan Tewrat qanunining zir-zewerlirini qoymay öginip telim-terbiye aldim. Men silerning bügün bolghininglargha oxshash, Xuda yoligha intayin qizghin idim.
4 [That is why] I previously persecuted those who believe the message [that people call] the Way [that Jesus taught. I continually looked for ways] to kill [them. Whenever I found] men or women [who believed that message], I [commanded that] they should be seized and thrown {[people to] seize them and throw them} into jail.
Men bu yoldikilerni hetta öltürüshkiche ziyankeshlik qilip, ularni er-ayal démey tutqun qilip zindan’gha saldurdum.
5 The supreme priest knows this, and so do the [other respected men who belong to our Jewish] Council. They gave me letters to [take to] their fellow Jews in Damascus [city. By means of those letters, they authorized me to] go to there and find people who believed in [Jesus. They had written in the letters that I was to bring those people] as prisoners to Jerusalem, so that they would be punished here {[the leaders here] could punish them}. [So I went on my way to Damascus].
Bu toghruluq bash kahin we aliy kéngeshmidiki barliq aqsaqallarmu manga guwahchidur. Men ulardin Demeshqtiki [Yehudiy] qérindashlargha yézilghan xetlerni tapshuruwélip, shu yerde turuwatqan bu [yoldikilerni] jazalash üchün, ularni tutqun qilip Yérusalémgha apirimen dep yolgha chiqqanidim.
6 About noon, my companions and I were getting near Damascus. Suddenly a bright light from the sky flashed all around me.
Emdi shundaq boldiki, seper qilip Demeshqke yéqinlashqanda, chüshke yéqin, tuyuqsiz asmandin küchlük bir nur chüshüp, etrapimni yorutuwetti.
7 [The light was so bright that] I fell to the ground. Then I heard the voice [of someone] speaking to me [from up in the sky. The one who was speaking to me said], ‘Saul! Saul! Why do you [(sg)] do things to harm me?’
Men yerge yiqilip kettim, andin manga: «Saul, Saul, Manga némishqa ziyankeshlik qilisen?» dégen awazni anglidim.
8 I answered, ‘Who are you?’ He replied, ‘I am Jesus from Nazareth. I [am the one] whom you [(sg)] are harming [by doing things to harm my followers].’
«I Reb, sen kimsen?» dep sorisam, U manga: — «Men sen ziyankeshlik qiliwatqan Nasaretlik Eysadurmen!» dédi.
9 The men who were [traveling] with me saw the [very bright] light, [and they heard a voice], but they did not understand what the voice said to me.
Men bilen bille méngiwatqanlar u nurni körgen bolsimu, lékin manga qilghan sözlerni chüshenmidi.
10 Then I asked, ‘Lord, what [do you want] me to do?’ The Lord told me, ‘Get up and go into Damascus! [A man] there will tell you [(sg)] all that I have planned for you to do.’
Men yene, «I Reb, néme qilishim kérek?» dep sorisam, Reb manga, «Ornungdin tur, Demeshqqe kir, shu yerde sen ada qilish békitilgen ishlarning hemmisi toghruluq sanga éytip bérilidu!» dédi.
11 [After that, I could not see], because the [very bright] light had caused me to become blind. So my companions took me by the hand and led me until [we(exc) arrived] in Damascus.
Héliqi nurning julaliqidin közlirim körmes bolup qaldi. Yénimdikiler qolumdin yéteklep, Demeshqqe élip kirdi.
12 [A couple of days] later, a man whose name was Ananias came to [see] me. He was a man who [greatly respected God and] carefully obeyed [our Jewish] laws. All the Jews living in Damascus said good things about him.
U yerde Tewrat qanunigha ixlas baghlighan, Demeshqtiki barliq Yehudiylarning hörmitige sazawer bolghan Ananiyas isimlik bir kishi bar idi.
13 He came and stood beside me and said to me, ‘Brother Saul, see [again]!’ Instantly I could see! I saw Ananias [standing there beside me].
U kélip, yénimda turup: «Qérindash Saul, béshingni kötürüp qara!» dédi. Men shuan béshimni kötürüp qarap uni kördum.
14 Then he said: ‘The God whom [we(inc) worship and] whom our ancestors [worshipped] has chosen you and will show you what he wants [you to do. He has allowed you] to see the righteous one, [the Messiah], and you have heard him speaking [to you].
U manga: «Ata-bowilirimizning Xudasi séni iradisini bilishing, Heqqaniy Bolghuchini körüshüng we uning aghzidin chiqqan awazni anglishing üchün alliqachan tallidi.
15 He wants you to tell people everywhere what you have seen and heard [from him].
Chünki sen pütün insanlar aldida körgen-anglighanliringgha Uning guwahchisi bolisen!
16 So now (do not delay!/why delay?) [RHQ] Stand up, let [me] baptize you, and by praying to the Lord [Jesus ask God] to forgive you [(sg)] for your sins!’”
Shundaq iken, sen yene némige hayal bolisen? Ornungdin turup, Uning namigha nida qilip chömüldürülüp, gunahliringni yughuzghin!» dédi.
17 “Later, I returned to Jerusalem. [One day] I went to the Temple courtyard. While I was praying there, I saw a vision [in which]
Shundaq boldiki, Yérusalémgha qaytip kelginimdin kéyin, ibadetxanida dua qiliwatqinimda, bir ghayibane körünüsh méni oruwaldi
18 I saw the Lord speaking to me. He said to me, ‘[Do not stay here]! Leave Jerusalem immediately, because the people [here] will not (believe/listen to) what you [(sg)] tell [them] about me!’
we [Rebning] manga: «Chapsan bol, Yérusalémdin derhal ket. Chünki ular séning manga qilghan guwahliqingni qobul qilmaydu!» dewatqanliqini kördüm.
19 But I [protested and] said to him, ‘Lord, they know that I went to many of our meeting houses looking for people who believe in you. I was putting in jail those [whom I found] who believed in you, and I was even beating them.
Men, «I Reb, ular méning Sanga étiqad qilghanlarni zindan’gha solap, herbir sinagoglargha kirip ularni urghanliqimni bilidu.
20 [They remember that] when Stephen was killed [MTY] {when people killed [MTY] Stephen} because he told people about you, I stood there [watching it all] and approving [what they were doing]. I [even] guarded the outer garments that those who were murdering him [had thrown aside. So if I stay here, the fact that I have changed how I think about you will surely impress those leaders of our people].’
Séning guwahching bolghan Istipanning qéni tökülginide, menmu yénida turup uni öltürgenlerning qilmishlirigha qoshulup, ularning kiyimlirige qarap berdim!» — dédim.
21 But the Lord said to me, ‘No, [do not stay here]! Leave [Jerusalem, because] I am going to send you [(sg)] far away [from here] to non-Jewish people!’”
Biraq u manga: «Ketkin! Séni yiraqtiki ellerge ewetimen!» — dédi.
22 The people listened [quietly] to what Paul was saying until [he mentioned the Lord sending him to non-Jewish people]. Then they began shouting [angrily], “Kill him! [He does not deserve to live any longer]!” [They said that because they could not believe that God would save anyone except Jews].
Pawlus mushu sözni dégüche xalayiq uninggha qulaq séliwatatti. Lékin buni anglap ular awazini kötürüp: — Undaq bir kishi yer yüzidin yoqitilsun! U tirik turushqa layiq emes! — dep chuqan sélishti.
23 While they continued shouting, [“Kill him!”] they took off their cloaks and threw dust into the air, [which showed how angry they were].
Ular chirqiriship, chapan-yépinchilirini sélip tashlap, topa-chang soruwatqanda,
24 So the commander [commanded] that Paul be taken {[soldiers] to take Paul} into the barracks. He told [the soldiers] that they should strike Paul with a whip [that had pieces of bone/metal on the end of it], in order to make him tell what he had done that made the Jews shout so angrily. [So the soldiers took Paul into the barracks].
mingbéshi Pawlusni qel’ege élip kirip kétishke emr qiliwidi, xalayiqning uninggha néme üchün bundaq chuqan salidighanliqini éniqlash üchün leshkerlirige uni qamchilap soraq qilishni buyrudi.
25 Then they stretched his arms out [and tied them] so that they could whip him [on his back. But] Paul said to the officer who was standing nearby [watching], “[You(sg) should think carefully about this]! You will certainly be [RHQ] acting unlawfully if you whip me, a Roman [citizen whom] no [one has put on trial and] condemned!”
Lékin ular Pawlusni qamchilash üchün ghulachlitip baghlighanda, u yénida turghan yüzbéshigha: — Bir Rim puqrasini jinayiti békitilmeyla qamchilishinglar qanun’gha uyghunmu? — dédi.
26 When the officer heard that, he went to the commander and reported it to him. He said [to the commander], “This man is a Roman [citizen] (Surely you would not [command us to whip him]!/Do you really want [us to whip him]?) [RHQ]”
Bu sözni anglighan yüzbéshi mingbéshining aldigha bérip: — Siz néme ish qilay dewatisiz? Chünki u kishi Rim puqrasi iken! — dédi.
27 The commander [was surprised when he heard that. He himself] went [into the barracks] and said to Paul, “Tell me, are you [(sg) really] a Roman [citizen]?” Paul answered, “Yes, I [am].”
Mingbéshi Pawlusning aldigha bérip, uningdin: — Manga éytqin, sen rasttinla Rim puqrasimu? — dep soridi. — Rast, dédi u.
28 Then the commander said, “[I am also a Roman citizen]. I paid a lot of money to become a [Roman] citizen.” Paul said, “But I was born a [Roman] citizen, [so I did not need to pay anything].”
— Men nahayiti yuqiri bahada mushu puqraliqqa ige boldum, — dédi mingbéshi. Pawlus: Emma men tughulushumdinla shundaq! — dédi.
29 The soldiers [were about to whip Paul and to ask him questions about what he had done. But when they heard what Paul said, they] left him immediately. The commander also became afraid, because he realized that Paul was a Roman [citizen] and that he had [illegally commanded soldiers to] tie up Paul’s [hands].
Shuning bilen, uni soraqqa tartmaqchi bolghan leshkerler derhal uningdin özlirini chetke aldi. Mingbéshimu uning Rim puqrasi ikenlikini bilip, uni baghlatqanliqi tüpeylidin qorqup ketti.
30 [The commander still] wanted to know exactly why the Jews were accusing Paul. So the next day he [told the soldiers to] take the chains off Paul. He also summoned the chief priests and the [other Jewish] Council [members]. Then he took Paul [to where the Council was meeting] and [commanded] him to stand before them.
Mingbéshi Yehudiylarning Pawlusning üstidin qilghan shikayitining heqiqiy sewebini bilish üchün, etisi uni yéship, bash kahinlar we pütün aliy kéngeshmidikilerning bir yerge yighilishini buyrudi. Andin Pawlusni élip kélip, ularning aldigha turghuzdi.
