Genesis 23
1 When Sarah was 127 years old,
Nagbiag ni Sarah iti sangagasut duapulo ket pito a tawen. Daytoy ti dagup ti tawen ti panagbiag ni Sarah.
2 she died at Kiriath-Arba [town], which is now called Hebron, in the Canaan region. After Abraham mourned for her,
Natay ni Sarah idiay Kiriat Arba, dayta ket, Hebron, iti daga ti Canaan. Nagladingit ken dinung-awan ni Abraham ni Sarah.
3 he left the body of his wife and [went and] spoke to some of the descendants of Heth, saying,
Kalpasanna, timmakder ni Abraham ket pimmanaw manipud iti ayan ti natay nga asawana, ket nakisao kadagiti lallaki nga annak ni Het, a kinunana,
4 “I am a foreigner [DOU] living among you, [so I do not own any land here]. Sell me some land here so that I can bury my wife’s body.”
''Maysaak a ganggannaet a makipagnanaed kadakayo. Pangngaasiyo ta patgandak a manggatang iti maysa a daga a pagitaneman, tapno maitabonko ti minatayko.''
5 They replied to him,
Simmungbat dagiti lallaki nga annak ni Het kenni Abraham, a kunada,
6 “Sir, you are a powerful prince among us. Choose one of our finest tombs and bury your wife’s [body] in it. None of us will refuse to sell land to you for a tomb for your relatives’ bodies.”
''Denggennakami, apo. Sika ket prinsipe ti Dios kadakami, itabonmo ti minataymo kadagiti kasasayaatan a pagitantanemanmi. Awan kadakami ti agkedkedto kenka iti tanemna, tapno maitabonmo ti minataymo.''
7 Then Abraham stood up and bowed [in respect] in front of the people who owned the land, the descendants of Heth.
Timmakder ni Abraham ket nagparintumeng iti sangoanan dagiti tattao iti dayta a daga, kadagiti lallaki nga annak ni Het.
8 He said to them, “If you say that you are willing for me to bury my wife’s body here, listen to me, and ask Ephron, the son of Zohar for me,
Kinasaona ida, a kunana, “No umanamongkayo a rumbeng nga itabonko ti minatayko, denggendak ngarud ket makipakpakaasiyo kenni Efron nga annak ni Zohar, para kaniak.
9 to sell to me the cave in the Machpelah area, which is at the end of his field. Ask him to sell it to me for the full price he wants, so that I can have a burial ground among you.”
Dawatenyo kenkuana nga ilakona kaniak ti rukib ti Macpela, a kukuana, nga adda iti pungto ti taltalonna. Ilakona kaniak iti maitutop a bayadna iti imatang ti kaaduan kas maysa a sanikua a mausar a pagitaneman.''
10 Ephron was sitting among the people near the city gate where many [HYP] descendants of Heth had gathered. He heard what Abraham said to them.
Ita, ni Efron ket agtugtugaw a kadua dagiti lallaki nga annak ni Het, ket simmungbat ni Efron a Heteo kenni Abraham iti panagdengngeg dagiti lallaki nga annak ni Het, kadagiti amin a napan iti ruangan iti siudadna, a kunana,
11 [So, just to make the customary reply to start the real discussion about a price], Ephron said, “No, sir, listen to me. I will give to you the field and the cave in it, without charge, with the people here as witnesses.”
“Saan, apok, denggennak. Itedko kenka ti taltalon, ken ti rukib nga adda iti daytoy. Itedko kenka iti imatang dagiti annak dagiti tattaok. Itedko kenka tapno itabonmo ti minataymo.''
12 Abraham again bowed before the people who lived in the area,
Ket nagkurno ni Abraham iti sangoanan dagiti tattao iti dayta a daga.
13 and said to Ephron, as all the others were listening, “[No], listen to me. If you are willing, I will pay for the field. You tell me what the price is, and I will give it to you. If you accept it, the field will become mine, and I can bury my wife’s body there.”
Kinasaona ni Efron a mangmangngeg dagiti tattao iti dayta a daga, a kunana, “Ngem no sipapaluboska, pangngaasim ta denggennak. Bayadak ti taltalon. Alaem ti kuarta manipud kaniak, ket itabonko ti minatayko sadiay.”
14 Ephron answered Abraham, saying to him,
Sinungbatan ni Efron ni Abraham, a kinunana,
15 “Sir, listen to me. The land is worth 400 pieces of silver. But the price is not important to you and me. Give me the money and bury your wife’s body there.”
“Pangngaasim, apok, denggennak. Ti paset ti daga ket aggatad iti uppat a gasut a bagi ti pirak, ania ngay dayta kadata? Itabonmo ti minataymo.”
16 Abraham agreed with Ephron about the price, and weighed for Ephron the 400 pieces of silver he had suggested, as everyone was listening, using the standard weights for silver used [in that area] by people who sold things.
Dimngeg ni Abraham kenni Efron ket nangtimbang ni Abraham iti gatad nga uppat a gasut a pirak segun iti imbaga ni Efron kabayatan a dedenggen dagiti lallaki nga annak ni Het, uppat a gasut a bagi ti pirak, a maiyannurot iti timbang nga us-usaren dagiti agtagtagilako.
17 So Ephron’s field in the Machpelah area, near Mamre, and the cave in the field, and all the trees that were in the field inside the boundaries of the land, became Abraham’s possession.
Isu a ti taltalon ni Efron, nga adda idiay Macpela a kabangibang ti Mamre, ti taltalon ken ti rukib nga adda iti daytoy, ken amin a kaykayo nga adda iti taltalon ken ti amin nga adda iti aglawlaw ti beddengna, ket naited
18 It became Abraham’s property as all the descendants of Heth were listening there at the city gate.
kenni Abraham babaen iti pananggatangna iti daytoy iti imatang dagiti lallaki nga annak ni Het, ken iti sangoanan dagiti napan idiay ruangan ti siudadna.
19 After that, Abraham buried his wife Sarah’s body in the cave in the field in the Machpelah area near Mamre, which is now called Hebron [city], in the Canaan region.
Kalpasan daytoy, intabon ni Abraham ni Sarah nga asawana iti rukib nga adda iti taltalon ti Macpela, a kabangibang ti Mamre, nga isu ti Hebron, iti daga ti Canaan.
20 So the field and the cave in it were officially sold to Abraham by the descendants of Heth, to be used as a burial ground.
Isu a ti taltalon ken ti rukib nga adda sadiay ket naipaima kenni Abraham kas maysa a sanikua a pagitaneman manipud kadagiti lallaki nga annak ni Het.
