Nahum 2
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| New American Bible | Nova Vulgata |
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| 1 See, upon the mountains there advances the bearer of good news, announcing peace! Celebrate your feasts, O Judah, fulfill your vows! For nevermore shall you be invaded by the scoundrel; he is completely destroyed. | 1 Ecce super montes pedes evan gelizantis et annuntiantis pacem. Celebra, Iuda, festivitates tuas et redde vota tua, quia non adiciet ultra ut pertranseat in te Belial: totus interiit. |
| 2 The hammer comes up against you; guard the rampart, Keep watch on the road, gird your loins, marshall all your strength! | 2 Ascendit, qui dispergat, contra te. “ Custodi munitionem, contemplare viam, conforta lumbos, robora virtutem valde ”. |
| 3 The LORD will restore the vine of Jacob, the pride of Israel, Though ravagers have ravaged them and ruined the tendrils. | 3 Quia restituet Dominus magnificentiam Iacob sicut magnificentiam Israel, quia praedones praedati sunt eos et propagines eorum corruperunt. |
| 4 The shields of his warriors are crimsoned, the soldiers colored in scarlet; Fiery steel are the chariots on the day of his mustering. The horses are frenzied; | 4 Clipeus fortium eius ruber, viri exercitus in coccineis; ignitae laminae ferreae curruum, quando praeparat bellum, et equites agitantur. |
| 5 the chariots dash madly through the streets And wheel in the squares, looking like firebrands, flashing like lightning bolts. | 5 In viis furibundae currunt quadrigae, invicem colliduntur in plateis; aspectus eorum quasi lampades, quasi fulgura discurrentia. |
| 6 His picked troops are called, ranks break at their charge; To the wall they rush, the mantelet is set up. | 6 Recordatur fortium suorum, ruunt in itineribus suis; currunt ad murum, et praeparatur umbraculum. |
| 7 The river gates are opened, the palace shudders, | 7 Portae fluviorum apertae sunt, palatium tremit. |
| 8 Its mistress is led forth captive, and her handmaids, under guard, Moaning like doves, beating their breasts. | 8 Et speciosa denudatur, tollitur, et ancillae eius gemunt ut columbae et percutiunt corda sua. |
| 9 Nineveh is like a pool whose waters escape; "Stop! Stop!" but none turns back. | 9 Et Nineve quasi piscina aquarum, cuius aquae fugiunt. “ State, state! ”; sed non est qui revertatur. |
| 10 "Plunder the silver, plunder the gold!" There is no end to the treasure, to their wealth in precious things of every kind! | 10 “ Diripite argentum, diripite aurum! ”. Et non est finis divitiarum; thesaurus ex omnibus vasis desiderabilibus. |
| 11 Emptiness, desolation, waste; melting hearts and trembling knees, Writhing in every frame, every face blanched! | 11 Dissipata et vastata et dilacerata, et cor tabescens, et dissolutio geniculorum; et tremor in cunctis renibus, et facies omnium eorum candentes. |
| 12 Where is the lions' cave, the young lions' den, Where the lion went in and out, and the cub, with no one to disturb them? | 12 Ubi est habitaculum leonum, et spelunca catulorum leonum, ad quam ivit leo, ut duceret illuc catulum leonis, et non erat qui exterreret? |
| 13 The lion snatched enough for his cubs, and strangled for his lionesses; He filled his dens with prey, and his caves with plunder. | 13 Leo cepit sufficienter catulis suis et necavit leaenis suis; et implevit praeda speluncas suas et cubile suum rapina. |
| 14 I come against you, says the LORD of hosts; I will consume in smoke your chariots, and the sword shall devour your young lions; Your preying on the land I will bring to an end, the cry of your lionesses shall be heard no more. | 14 “ Ecce ego ad te, dicit Dominus exercituum, et succendam usque ad fumum quadrigas tuas; et leunculos tuos comedet gladius, et exterminabo de terra praedam tuam, et non audietur ultra vox nuntiorum tuorum ”. |