2 Samuel 24 - Bíblia Online

Tornou-se de novo a acender a ira de Jeová contra Israel, e incitou contra eles a Davi, dizendo: Vai, numera a Israel e a Judá. 
Disse o rei a Joabe, general do seu exército: Corre todas as tribos de Israel, desde Dã até Berseba, e fazei resenha do povo, para que eu saiba o número do povo. 
Joabe respondeu ao rei: Queira Jeová teu Deus multiplicar o povo cem vezes mais do que agora é, e veja-o o rei meu senhor! mas por que tem prazer nisto o rei meu senhor? 
Todavia a palavra do rei prevaleceu contra Joabe, e contra os generais do exército. Saiu da presença do rei Joabe, com os generais do exército a contar o povo de Israel. 
Tendo eles passado o Jordão, acamparam-se em Aroer, ao lado direito da cidade que está no meio do vale de Gade, indo até Jazer. 
Em seguida foram a Gileade e à terra de Tatim-Hodchi; foram a Dã-Jaã, dali virando-se para Sidom, 
chegaram à fortaleza de Tiro, e a todas as cidades dos heveus e dos cananeus; e acabaram a viagem no Neguebe de Judá em Berseba. 
Tendo corrido toda a terra, chegaram a Jerusalém ao fim de nove meses e vinte dias. 
Deu Joabe ao rei a soma do recenseamento do povo. Havia em Israel oitocentos mil homens valentes que puxavam da espada, e em Judá eram quinhentos mil. 
O coração de Davi o acusou, depois de ter ele numerado o povo. Disse Davi a Jeová: Muito pequei no que fiz; porém agora, Jeová, rogo-te que perdoes a iniqüidade do teu servo, porque procedi muito nesciamente. 
Levantando-se Davi pela manhã, veio a palavra de Jeová ao profeta Gade, vidente de Davi, dizendo: 
Vai e fala a Davi: Assim diz Jeová: Três coisas te ofereço; escolhe qual delas queres que te faça. 
Gade, indo ter com Davi, lho intimou e disse: Queres que te venham sete anos de fome na tua terra? ou queres fugir por três meses diante dos teus inimigos, enquanto estes te perseguirem? ou que haja por três dias peste na tua terra? delibera agora, e vê que resposta hei de levar a quem me enviou. 
Respondeu Davi a Gade: Acho-me em grande aperto. Caiamos nas mãos de Jeová, porque muitas são as suas misericórdias; porém nas mãos dos homens não caia eu. 
Então enviou Jeová a peste a Israel desde a manhã até o tempo determinado; e morreram do povo, desde Dã até Berseba, setenta mil homens. 
Quando o anjo estendeu a mão sobre Jerusalém para a destruir, arrependeu-se do mal Jeová, e disse ao anjo que exterminava ao povo: Basta; detém agora a tua mão. O anjo de Jeová estava junto à eira de Araúna, jebuseu. 
Davi quando viu ao anjo que feriu o povo, falou a Jeová: Eis que eu pequei, e eu procedi perversamente: porém estas ovelhas, que fizeram? seja a tua mão contra mim, e contra a casa de meu pai. 
Veio Gade naquele dia ter com Davi, e disse-lhe: Sobe e levanta um altar a Jeová na eira de Araúna, jebuseu. 
Davi subiu conforme a palavra de Gade, como Jeová ordenou. 
Olhou Araúna e, vendo que vinham ter com ele o rei e seus servos, saiu e prostrou-se perante o rei com o rosto em terra. 
Perguntou: Por que vem o rei meu senhor ter com o seu servo? respondeu Davi: Para comprar de ti a eira, para edificar um altar a Jeová, a fim de que cesse dentre o povo a praga. 
Araúna disse a Davi: Tome, e sacrifique o rei meu senhor o que bem lhe parecer: eis os bois para o holocausto, e os trilhos e os aparelhos dos bois para a lenha. 
Tudo isto, ó rei, Araúna te oferece. Disse Araúna ao rei: Que Jeová teu Deus te aceite! 
Então disse o rei a Araúna: Não; porém to comprarei pelo que vale; não oferecerei a Jeová meu Deus holocaustos que me não custem nada. Comprou Davi a eira e os bois por cinqüenta siclos de prata. 
Edificou ali um altar a Jeová, e ofereceu holocaustos e ofertas pacíficas. Assim Jeová se tornou propício para com a terra, e a praga cessou de Israel. 

Again the wrath of the Lord was burning against Israel, and moving David against them, he said, Go, take the number of Israel and Judah. 
And the king said to Joab and the captains of the army, who were with him, Go now through all the tribes of Israel, from Dan as far as Beer-sheba, and have all the people numbered, so that I may be certain of the number of the people. 
And Joab said to the king, Whatever the number of the people, may the Lord make it a hundred times as much, and may the eyes of my lord the king see it: but why does my lord the king take pleasure in doing this thing? 
But the king's order was stronger than Joab and the captains of the army. And Joab and the captains of the army went out from the king, to take the number of the children of Israel. 
And they went over Jordan, and starting from Aroer, from the town which is in the middle of the valley, they went in the direction of the Gadites, and on to Jazer; 
Then they came to Gilead, and to the land of the Hittites under Hermon; and they came to Dan, and from Dan they came round to Zidon, 
And to the walled town of Tyre, and to all the towns of the Hivites and the Canaanites: and they went out to the South of Judah at Beer-sheba. 
So after going through all the land in every direction, they came to Jerusalem at the end of nine months and twenty days. 
And Joab gave the king the number of all the people: there were in Israel eight hundred thousand fighting men able to take up arms; and the men of Judah were five hundred thousand. 
And after the people had been numbered, David's heart was troubled. And David said to the Lord, Great has been my sin in doing this; but now, O Lord, be pleased to take away the sin of your servant, for I have done very foolishly 
And David got up in the morning; now the word of the Lord had come to the prophet Gad, David's seer, saying, 
Go and say to David, The Lord says, Three things are offered to you: say which of them you will have, and I will do it to you. 
So Gad came to David, and gave him word of this and said to him, Are there to be three years when there is not enough food in your land? or will you go in flight from your haters for three months, while they go after you? or will you have three days of violent disease in your land? take thought and say what answer I am to give to him who sent me. 
And David said to Gad, This is a hard decision for me to make: let us come into the hands of the Lord, for great are his mercies: let me not come into the hands of men. 
So David made selection of the disease; and the time was the days of the grain-cutting, when the disease came among the people, causing the death of seventy thousand men from Dan as far as Beer-sheba. 
And when the hand of the angel was stretched out in the direction of Jerusalem, for its destruction, the Lord had regret for the evil, and said to the angel who was sending destruction on the people, It is enough; do no more. And the angel of the Lord was by the grain-floor of Araunah the Jebusite. 
And when David saw the angel who was causing the destruction of the people, he said to the Lord, Truly, the sin is mine; I have done wrong: but these are only sheep; what have they done? let your hand be against me and against my family. 
And that day Gad came to David and said to him, Go up, and put up an altar to the Lord on the grain-floor of Araunah the Jebusite. 
So David went up, as Gad had said and as the Lord had given orders. 
And Araunah, looking out, saw the king and his servants coming to him: and Araunah went out, and went down on his face to the earth before the king. 
And Araunah said, Why has my lord the king come to his servant? And David said, To give you a price for your grain-floor, so that I may put up an altar to the Lord, and the disease may be stopped among the people. 
And Araunah said to David, Let my lord the king take whatever seems right to him, and make an offering of it: see, here are the oxen for the burned offering, and the grain-cleaning instruments and the ox-yokes for wood: 
All this does the servant of my lord the king give to the king. And Araunah said, May the Lord your God be pleased with your offering! 
And the king said to Araunah, No, but I will give you a price for it; I will not give to the Lord my God burned offerings for which I have given nothing. So David got the grain-floor and the oxen for fifty shekels of silver. 
And there David put up an altar to the Lord, making burned offerings and peace-offerings. So the Lord gave ear to his prayer for the land, and the disease came to an end in Israel. 

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Tornou-se de novo a acender a ira de Jeová contra Israel, e incitou contra eles a Davi, dizendo: Vai, numera a Israel e a Judá. 
Disse o rei a Joabe, general do seu exército: Corre todas as tribos de Israel, desde Dã até Berseba, e fazei resenha do povo, para que eu saiba o número do povo. 
Joabe respondeu ao rei: Queira Jeová teu Deus multiplicar o povo cem vezes mais do que agora é, e veja-o o rei meu senhor! mas por que tem prazer nisto o rei meu senhor? 
Todavia a palavra do rei prevaleceu contra Joabe, e contra os generais do exército. Saiu da presença do rei Joabe, com os generais do exército a contar o povo de Israel. 
Tendo eles passado o Jordão, acamparam-se em Aroer, ao lado direito da cidade que está no meio do vale de Gade, indo até Jazer. 
Em seguida foram a Gileade e à terra de Tatim-Hodchi; foram a Dã-Jaã, dali virando-se para Sidom, 
chegaram à fortaleza de Tiro, e a todas as cidades dos heveus e dos cananeus; e acabaram a viagem no Neguebe de Judá em Berseba. 
Tendo corrido toda a terra, chegaram a Jerusalém ao fim de nove meses e vinte dias. 
Deu Joabe ao rei a soma do recenseamento do povo. Havia em Israel oitocentos mil homens valentes que puxavam da espada, e em Judá eram quinhentos mil. 
O coração de Davi o acusou, depois de ter ele numerado o povo. Disse Davi a Jeová: Muito pequei no que fiz; porém agora, Jeová, rogo-te que perdoes a iniqüidade do teu servo, porque procedi muito nesciamente. 
Levantando-se Davi pela manhã, veio a palavra de Jeová ao profeta Gade, vidente de Davi, dizendo: 
Vai e fala a Davi: Assim diz Jeová: Três coisas te ofereço; escolhe qual delas queres que te faça. 
Gade, indo ter com Davi, lho intimou e disse: Queres que te venham sete anos de fome na tua terra? ou queres fugir por três meses diante dos teus inimigos, enquanto estes te perseguirem? ou que haja por três dias peste na tua terra? delibera agora, e vê que resposta hei de levar a quem me enviou. 
Respondeu Davi a Gade: Acho-me em grande aperto. Caiamos nas mãos de Jeová, porque muitas são as suas misericórdias; porém nas mãos dos homens não caia eu. 
Então enviou Jeová a peste a Israel desde a manhã até o tempo determinado; e morreram do povo, desde Dã até Berseba, setenta mil homens. 
Quando o anjo estendeu a mão sobre Jerusalém para a destruir, arrependeu-se do mal Jeová, e disse ao anjo que exterminava ao povo: Basta; detém agora a tua mão. O anjo de Jeová estava junto à eira de Araúna, jebuseu. 
Davi quando viu ao anjo que feriu o povo, falou a Jeová: Eis que eu pequei, e eu procedi perversamente: porém estas ovelhas, que fizeram? seja a tua mão contra mim, e contra a casa de meu pai. 
Veio Gade naquele dia ter com Davi, e disse-lhe: Sobe e levanta um altar a Jeová na eira de Araúna, jebuseu. 
Davi subiu conforme a palavra de Gade, como Jeová ordenou. 
Olhou Araúna e, vendo que vinham ter com ele o rei e seus servos, saiu e prostrou-se perante o rei com o rosto em terra. 
Perguntou: Por que vem o rei meu senhor ter com o seu servo? respondeu Davi: Para comprar de ti a eira, para edificar um altar a Jeová, a fim de que cesse dentre o povo a praga. 
Araúna disse a Davi: Tome, e sacrifique o rei meu senhor o que bem lhe parecer: eis os bois para o holocausto, e os trilhos e os aparelhos dos bois para a lenha. 
Tudo isto, ó rei, Araúna te oferece. Disse Araúna ao rei: Que Jeová teu Deus te aceite! 
Então disse o rei a Araúna: Não; porém to comprarei pelo que vale; não oferecerei a Jeová meu Deus holocaustos que me não custem nada. Comprou Davi a eira e os bois por cinqüenta siclos de prata. 
Edificou ali um altar a Jeová, e ofereceu holocaustos e ofertas pacíficas. Assim Jeová se tornou propício para com a terra, e a praga cessou de Israel. 

Again the wrath of the Lord was burning against Israel, and moving David against them, he said, Go, take the number of Israel and Judah. 
And the king said to Joab and the captains of the army, who were with him, Go now through all the tribes of Israel, from Dan as far as Beer-sheba, and have all the people numbered, so that I may be certain of the number of the people. 
And Joab said to the king, Whatever the number of the people, may the Lord make it a hundred times as much, and may the eyes of my lord the king see it: but why does my lord the king take pleasure in doing this thing? 
But the king's order was stronger than Joab and the captains of the army. And Joab and the captains of the army went out from the king, to take the number of the children of Israel. 
And they went over Jordan, and starting from Aroer, from the town which is in the middle of the valley, they went in the direction of the Gadites, and on to Jazer; 
Then they came to Gilead, and to the land of the Hittites under Hermon; and they came to Dan, and from Dan they came round to Zidon, 
And to the walled town of Tyre, and to all the towns of the Hivites and the Canaanites: and they went out to the South of Judah at Beer-sheba. 
So after going through all the land in every direction, they came to Jerusalem at the end of nine months and twenty days. 
And Joab gave the king the number of all the people: there were in Israel eight hundred thousand fighting men able to take up arms; and the men of Judah were five hundred thousand. 
And after the people had been numbered, David's heart was troubled. And David said to the Lord, Great has been my sin in doing this; but now, O Lord, be pleased to take away the sin of your servant, for I have done very foolishly 
And David got up in the morning; now the word of the Lord had come to the prophet Gad, David's seer, saying, 
Go and say to David, The Lord says, Three things are offered to you: say which of them you will have, and I will do it to you. 
So Gad came to David, and gave him word of this and said to him, Are there to be three years when there is not enough food in your land? or will you go in flight from your haters for three months, while they go after you? or will you have three days of violent disease in your land? take thought and say what answer I am to give to him who sent me. 
And David said to Gad, This is a hard decision for me to make: let us come into the hands of the Lord, for great are his mercies: let me not come into the hands of men. 
So David made selection of the disease; and the time was the days of the grain-cutting, when the disease came among the people, causing the death of seventy thousand men from Dan as far as Beer-sheba. 
And when the hand of the angel was stretched out in the direction of Jerusalem, for its destruction, the Lord had regret for the evil, and said to the angel who was sending destruction on the people, It is enough; do no more. And the angel of the Lord was by the grain-floor of Araunah the Jebusite. 
And when David saw the angel who was causing the destruction of the people, he said to the Lord, Truly, the sin is mine; I have done wrong: but these are only sheep; what have they done? let your hand be against me and against my family. 
And that day Gad came to David and said to him, Go up, and put up an altar to the Lord on the grain-floor of Araunah the Jebusite. 
So David went up, as Gad had said and as the Lord had given orders. 
And Araunah, looking out, saw the king and his servants coming to him: and Araunah went out, and went down on his face to the earth before the king. 
And Araunah said, Why has my lord the king come to his servant? And David said, To give you a price for your grain-floor, so that I may put up an altar to the Lord, and the disease may be stopped among the people. 
And Araunah said to David, Let my lord the king take whatever seems right to him, and make an offering of it: see, here are the oxen for the burned offering, and the grain-cleaning instruments and the ox-yokes for wood: 
All this does the servant of my lord the king give to the king. And Araunah said, May the Lord your God be pleased with your offering! 
And the king said to Araunah, No, but I will give you a price for it; I will not give to the Lord my God burned offerings for which I have given nothing. So David got the grain-floor and the oxen for fifty shekels of silver. 
And there David put up an altar to the Lord, making burned offerings and peace-offerings. So the Lord gave ear to his prayer for the land, and the disease came to an end in Israel. 

1 Reis 1