Eksodosy 13
1 Nitsara ty hoe amy Mosè t’Iehovà:
Then Yahweh spoke to Moses, saying,
2 Avaho ho ahy ze hene lahilahy valohan’ anake. I manoka-koviñe amo ana’ Israeleo, ke ondaty he hare, ahiko irezay.
“Set apart to me all the firstborn, every firstborn male among the Israelites, both of people and animals. The firstborn belongs to me.”
3 Hoe t’i Mosè am’ondatio, Tiahio ty andro toy, ty niavota’ areo i Mitsraime, boak’ an-trañom-pañondevozañe ao; amy t’ie nampiengà’ Iehovà atoy an-kaozaram-pità’e; le tsy ho kamaeñe ty mofo aman-dalivay.
Moses said to the people, “Call this day to mind, the day on which you came out from Egypt, out of the house of slavery, for by Yahweh's strong hand he brought you out from this place. No bread with yeast may be eaten.
4 Androany ami’ty volan-kofahofa, ty niavota’ areo.
You are going out of Egypt on this day, in the month of Aviv.
5 Aa naho minday azo mb’an-tane’ o nte-Kanàneo naho o nte-Kheteo naho o nte-Emòreo naho o nte-Kiveo vaho mb’amo nte-Iebosìo añe t’Iehovà, ie nampitamae’e an-droae’o am-pànta hatolots’ azo; tane orikorihen-dronono naho tantele, le hambena’o ami’ty volañe toy o fitalahoañe zao.
When Yahweh brings you into the land of the Canaanites, Hittites, Amorites, Hivites, and the Jebusites, the land that he swore to your ancestors to give you, a land flowing with milk and honey—then you must observe this act of worship in this month.
6 Fito andro ty hikama’o mofo po-dalivay vaho amy andro faha-fitoy ty sabadidake am’ Iehovà.
For seven days you must eat bread without yeast; on the seventh day there will be a feast to honor Yahweh.
7 Ho kamaeñe fito andro ty mofo po-dalivay, le tsy ho tendrek’ ama’o ty mofo aman-dalivay vaho tsy ho zoeñe ama’o, an-toe’o iaby ty lalivay.
Bread without yeast must be eaten throughout the seven days; no bread with yeast may be seen among you. No yeast may be seen with you within any of your borders.
8 Ty hoe ty hatoro’o ami’ty ana-dahi’o amy andro zay, Ie i nanoe’ Iehovà ho ahikoy, t’ie niavotse i Mitsraime.
On that day you are to say to your children, 'This is because of what Yahweh did for me when I came out of Egypt.'
9 Ho viloñe ama’o am-pità’o naho tiahy añivom-pihaino’o eo soa te ho am-palie’o ty Ha’ Iehovày, amy te am-pitàñe maozatse ty nampiavota’ Iehovà azo amy Mitsraime.
This will be a reminder for you on your hand, and a reminder on your forehead. This is so the law of Yahweh may be in your mouth, for with a strong hand Yahweh brought you out of Egypt.
10 Aa le hambena’o amy namotoaña’e azey boa-taoñe o fañè zao.
Therefore you must keep this law at its appointed time from year to year.
11 Naho ninday azo an-tane’ o nte-Kanàneo t’Iehovà, ie nifañina ama’o naho an-droae’o vaho fa natolo’e azo,
When Yahweh brings you into the land of the Canaanites, as he swore to you and to your ancestors to do, and when he gives the land to you,
12 le havì’o ho a Iehovà ze hene manoka-koviñe naho ze fonga valohan’ anan-kare’o, a Iehovà o lahi’eo.
you must set apart to Yahweh the first offspring of every womb. All the firstborn offspring of your animals that are males, will belong to Yahweh.
13 Fa ho jebañe’o ami’ty añondry ka ty valohan’ ana-borìke, aa naho tsy lefe’o jebañeñe, le tsi-mete tsy kitsihe’o ty loha’e. Aa le ho jebañe’o ty tañoloñoloñan-anadahi’o.
Every firstborn of a donkey you must buy back with a lamb. If you do not buy it back, then you must break its neck. But each of your firstborn males among all your sons—you must buy them back.
14 Ie añe naho mañontane azo ty ana’o ami’ty hoe: Ino zao. Le hatoi’o ty hoe, An-kaozaram-pità’e ro nampiengà’ Iehovà anay i Mitsraime, boak’ an-trañom-pañondevozañe ao.
When your son asks you later, 'What does this mean?' then you are to tell him, 'It was by a strong hand that Yahweh brought us out from Egypt, from the house of slavery.
15 Ie nifoneñe tsy hampienga anay t’i Parò, le vinono’ Iehovà ze fonga valohan’ anake an-tane Mitsraime ao, ty tañoloñoloña’ ondaty naho ty valohan’ anan-kare. Aa le soroñeko am’ Iehovà ze lahi’e manokake ty hoviñe, fe ho jebañeko ze tañoloñoloñan’ anadahiko.
When Pharaoh stubbornly refused to let us go, Yahweh killed all the firstborn in the land of Egypt, both the firstborn of people and the firstborn of animals. That is why I sacrifice to Yahweh the firstborn male of every animal, and why I buy back the firstborn of my sons.'
16 Le ho sokitse am-pità’o eo zay vaho alama aolo’ o maso’oo te ninday antika niavotse e Mitsraime am-pità’e maozatse t’Iehovà.
This will become a reminder on your hands, and a reminder on your forehead, for it was by a strong hand Yahweh brought us out of Egypt.”
17 Naho nampienga’ i Parò ondatio, le tsy niaoloan’ Añahare mb’an-tane o nte-Pilistio mb’eo ndra t’ie narine. Fa hoe t’i Andrianañahare, hera hibalintoa ondatio te miatrek’ aly naho hibalike mb’e Mitsraime añe.
When Pharaoh let the people go, God did not lead them by way of the land of the Philistines, although that land was nearby. For God said, “Perhaps the people will change their minds when they experience war and will then return to Egypt.”
18 Te mone nampiarien’ Añahare mb’ an-dalan-diolio’ i Riake Menay ondatio. Le nangovovoke boake Mitsraime o ana’ Israeleo.
So God led the people around through the wilderness to the Sea of Reeds. The Israelites went up out of the land of Egypt armed for battle.
19 Le nendese’ i Mosè mindre ama’e ty taola’ Iosefe ty amy nampifantà’e o ana’ Israeleo, ami’ty hoe: Toe hitilik’ anahareo t’i Andrianañahare vaho hampindreze’ areo ama’areo boak’ atoa o taolakoo.
Moses took the bones of Joseph with him, for Joseph had made the Israelites solemnly swear and said, “God will surely rescue you, and you must carry away my bones with you.”
20 Ie niavotse i Sokote iereo le nitobe Etame añ’olo’ i ratraratray.
The Israelites journeyed from Succoth and camped at Etham on the edge of the wilderness.
21 Niaoloa’ Iehovà an-drahoñe mitiotiotse te antoandro nitarike i liay vaho an’afo mijoalajoala te haleñe hañomea’e hazavàñe hañaveloañe handro naho haleñe.
Yahweh went before them by day in a pillar of cloud to lead them on the way. By night he went in a pillar of fire to give them light. In this way they could travel by day and by night.
22 Tsy nisitak’ ami’ty fiaoloa’e ondatio i rahoñe nitiotiotsey te antoandro, ndra i afo nijoalay te haleñe.
Yahweh did not take away from before the people the daytime pillar of cloud or the nighttime pillar of fire.
