Joshua 20
1 Then Yahweh said to Joshua,
I mluvil Hospodin k Jozue, řka:
2 “Tell the Israeli people that they should choose some cities to which people [can run] in order to be safe/protected, like I told Moses that they should do.
Mluv k synům Izraelským, a rci jim: Oddejte z těch měst vašich města útočišťná, o nichž jsem mluvil vám skrze Mojžíše,
3 If someone kills another person accidentally, not intending to kill that person, the one who killed that person may run/escape to one of these cities and be safe/protected from someone trying to get revenge for that person’s death [MTY].
Aby tam utekl vražedlník, kterýž by zabil člověka nechtě a z nevědomí. I budou vám útočiště před přítelem zabitého.
4 When the one who killed someone arrives at the gate of one of those cities, he must stop there and tell the leaders of the city what happened. [If they believe him], they must allow him to enter the city, and they must give him a place to live among them.
A když by utekl do jednoho z těch měst, stane u vrat v bráně města, a oznámí starším města toho při svou; i přijmou ho do města k sobě, a dají mu místo, i bydliti bude u nich.
5 If some relative of the one who was killed comes to that city to get revenge, the leaders of that city must not allow the relative to take the killer, because what happened was accidental. He did not hate that person and as a result deliberately kill him.
Když by jej pak honil přítel toho zabitého, nevydají vražedlníka v ruce jeho; nebo nechtě udeřil bližního svého, neměv ho prvé v nenávisti.
6 But the person who killed someone must stay in that city until the city judges put him on trial. [Only if the judges decide that the person who has run/escaped to their city did not deliberately kill the other person will they allow him to stay in that city], and he must stay there until the Supreme Priest dies. Then he may safely go back to his own town, [because the death of the Supreme Priest will be considered to atone/pay for the death of the person who was killed].”
A bydliti bude v městě tom, dokudž nestane před shromážděním k soudu, až do smrti kněze velikého, kterýž by byl toho času; nebo tehdáž navrátí se vražedlník, a přijde do města svého a do domu svého, do města, odkudž utekl.
7 So the Israelis chose these cities to be cities to which people could run to be safe/protected: Kedesh in the Galilee district in the hilly area where the tribe of Naphtali lived; Shechem in the hilly area where the tribe of Ephraim lived; Kiriath-Arba (which is [now named] Hebron) in the hilly area where the tribe of Judah lived;
I oddělili Kádes v Galilei na hoře Neftalím, a Sichem na hoře Efraim, a město Arbe, (jenž jest Hebron, ) na hoře Juda.
8 Bezer, on the east side of the Jordan [River] near Jericho, in the flat land in the desert where the tribe of Reuben lived; Ramoth in the Gilead [region] in the land where the tribe of Gad lived; and Golan in the Bashan region where the tribe of Manasseh lived.
Před Jordánem pak proti Jerichu k východu oddělili Bozor, kteréž leží na poušti v rovině pokolení Rubenova, a Rámot v Galád z pokolení Gádova, a Golan v Bázan z pokolení Manassesova.
9 Any Israeli or any foreigner who lived among us, anyone who killed someone (accidentally/without planning to do it), was allowed to run to one of those cities, and be safe/protected from some relative of the person who died coming there and killing him to get revenge. He could stay in that city until there was a trial there [to decide whether he was telling the truth or not when he said that he did not plan to kill that person].
Ta města byla útočišťná všechněm synům Izraelským, i příchozímu, kterýž pohostinu jest mezi nimi, aby utekl tam, kdo by koli zabil někoho nechtě, a nesešel od ruky přítele toho zabitého prvé, než by stál před shromážděním.
