Ezekiel 27
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| NEW JERUSALEM | Biblia Sagrada |
|---|---|
| 1 The word of Yahweh was addressed to me as follows, | 1 Me fue dirigida esta palabra del Señor: |
| 2 'Son of man, raise the lament for Tyre. | 2 «Hijo de hombre, entona una elegía sobre Tiro. |
| 3 Say to Tyre, "City enthroned at the gateway of the sea, agent between the peoples and the manyislands, Lord Yahweh says this: Tyre, you used to say: I am a ship perfect in beauty. | 3 Dirás: Oh Tiro, señora de los puertos, mercado de las naciones para los numerosos pueblos de la costa, esto dice el Señor Dios: Tiro, tú decías: “Mi belleza es perfecta”. |
| 4 Your frontiers were far out to sea; those who built you made you perfect in beauty. | 4 Tus dominios se extendían hasta el corazón del mar, | tus armadores hicieron perfecto tu diseño. |
| 5 Cypress from Senir they used for al your planking. They took a cedar from Lebanon to make a mastabove you. | 5 Con cipreses de Senir construyeron tu casco, | de un cedro del Líbano tu mástil, |
| 6 From oaks of Bashan they made your oars. They built you a deck of cedar inlaid with ivory from theKittim isles. | 6 con robles de Basán tus remos. | Tu cubierta era de ciprés, de las islas de Quitín, | taraceado de marfil. |
| 7 Embroidered linen from Egypt was used for your sail and for your flag. Purple and scarlet from theElishah islands formed your deck-tent. | 7 Eran un estandarte tus velas, | de lino recamado de Egipto; | el toldo, de púrpura y escarlata, | de las costas de Elisá. |
| 8 The people of Sidon and Arvad were your oarsmen. The sages of Tyre were aboard, serving assailors. | 8 Habitantes de Sidón y de Arvad | eran tus remeros, | y gente experta de Tiro tus timoneles. |
| 9 The elders and craftsmen of Gebal were there to caulk your seams. "Every sea-going ship and crewfrequented you to guarantee your trade. | 9 Peritos veteranos de Biblos | reparaban tus averías. Todas las naves del mar y sus marineros comerciaban contigo. |
| 10 Men from Persia, Lud and Put served as warriors in your army; hanging up shield and helmet in you,they displayed your splendour. | 10 Guerreros de Persia, Lidia y Libia estaban en tu ejército. Colgaban en ti el escudo y el yelmo, y aumentaban tu esplendor. |
| 11 The sons of Arvad with their army manned your wal s al round, while the Gammadians manned yourtowers; hanging their shields al round your walls, they completed your beauty. | 11 Gentes de Arvad, junto con tu ejército, sobre tus murallas en torno a la ciudad, y los de Gamad en tus torres, colgando sobre las murallas sus adargas, completaban tu magnificencia. |
| 12 Tarshish traded with you because of your abundant resources and exchanged your merchandise forsilver, iron, tin and lead. | 12 Tarsis traficaba contigo por tu abundante mercadería, te pagaba con plata y hierro, estaño y plomo. |
| 13 Javan, Tubal and Meshech traded with you. For your merchandise they traded slaves and bronzeartefacts. | 13 Yaván, Tubal y Mesec comerciaban contigo y te daban a cambio esclavos y objetos de bronce. |
| 14 The people of Beth-Togarmah traded your horses, chargers, mules. | 14 Los de Bet Togarma te pagaban con caballos de tiro y de montar, y con mulos. |
| 15 The people of Dedan traded with you; many islands were your customers and paid you in ivory tusksand ebony. | 15 También los de Dedán comerciaban contigo. Numerosos países costeros eran tu mercado; pagaban con cuernos de marfil y madera de ébano. |
| 16 Edom traded with you for the sake of your many manufactured goods, exchanging garnets, purple,embroideries, fine linen, coral and rubies for your goods. | 16 Arán traficaba contigo por la abundancia de tus productos. Te pagaban con piedras preciosas, tejidos de púrpura, recamados y de lino, coral y rubíes. |
| 17 Judah and the land of Israel also traded with you, bringing corn from Minnith, pannag, honey, oil andbalm. | 17 Judá e Israel comerciaban contigo y te daban a cambio trigo de Minit, dulces, miel, aceite y bálsamo. |
| 18 Damascus traded with you, for quantities of your manufactured goods and other goods of al kinds,furnishing you with wine from Helbon and wool from Zahar. | 18 Damasco traficaba contigo con vino de Jelbón y lana de Sajar, por la abundancia de tus productos y tus muchas mercancías. |
| 19 Dan and Javan, from Uzal onwards, supplied you with wrought iron, cassia and reeds in exchangefor your goods. | 19 Vedán y Yaván, desde Uzal, te daban a cambio hierro forjado, canela y caña aromática por tus mercaderías. |
| 20 Dedan traded with you in saddle-cloths. | 20 Dedán comerciaba contigo con mantas de montar. |
| 21 Arabia and al the sheikhs of Kedar were your customers; they paid in lambs, rams and he-goats. | 21 Arabia y los príncipes de Cadar traficaban contigo con corderos, carneros y machos cabríos. |
| 22 The merchants of Sheba and Raamah traded with you; they supplied you with the finest spices,precious stones and gold for your merchandise. | 22 Los mercaderes de Saba y de Ramá comerciaban contigo y te daban a cambio los mejores aromas, todo tipo de piedras preciosas y oro. |
| 23 Haran, Canneh and Eden, the merchants of Sheba, Asshur and Chilmad traded with you. | 23 Jarán, Cané, Edén y los mercantes de Saba, Asiria y Quilmad comerciaban contigo. |
| 24 They traded rich clothes, embroidered and purple cloaks, multi-coloured materials and strong plaitedcords for your markets. | 24 Vestidos de lujo, mantos de púrpura recamados, tapetes multicolores, cuerdas bien trenzadas y resistentes pertenecían a su comercio. |
| 25 Ships of Tarshish sailed on your business; you were ful and heavily loaded far out to sea. | 25 Naves de Tarsis transportaban tus mercancías. Eras rica y opulenta en medio de los mares. |
| 26 Out to the open sea your oarsmen rowed you. The east wind has wrecked you far out to sea. | 26 Tus remeros te llevaron a aguas tumultuosas | y el viento del este te destrozó en alta mar. |
| 27 Your riches, your goods, your cargo, your seamen, your sailors, your caulkers, your commercialagents, all the warriors you carry, and al the passengers who are aboard wil founder far out to sea on the day ofyour shipwreck. | 27 Tu riqueza, tu comercio, tus mercancías, | tus marineros, tus pilotos y calafateadores, | tus comerciantes y tus guerreros | con toda la tripulación se hundirán en medio del mar | el día de tu naufragio. |
| 28 When they hear the cries of your sailors the coasts wil tremble. | 28 Al grito de auxilio de tus marineros | tiemblan las costas. |
| 29 Then the oarsmen will al desert their ships. The sailors and seafaring people wil stay ashore. | 29 Todos los remeros, los marineros todos | y los pilotos de mar | saltarán de sus naves para quedarse en tierra. |
| 30 They will raise their voices for you and weep bitterly. They wil throw dust on their heads and roll inashes; | 30 Harán oír sus voces, gimiendo por ti amargamente, | se echarán tierra sobre sus cabezas | y se revolcarán en cenizas. |
| 31 they wil shave their heads for you and put sackcloth round their waists. With heartfelt bitterness theywil weep for you, bitterly wail. | 31 Se raparán la cabeza por tu causa, | se vestirán de saco, llorarán con amargura, | con amarga lamentación. |
| 32 Wailing, they will raise the lament for you, they wil lament over you: Who is like Tyre, far out to sea? | 32 Entonarán sobre ti una elegía | y cantarán una lamentación: | “¿Quién fue jamás como Tiro, | ahora silenciosa en la profundidad del mar?”. |
| 33 When you unloaded your goods to satisfy so many peoples, you enriched the kings of the earth withyour excess of wealth and goods. | 33 Cuando desembarcabas tus mercancías | saciabas a pueblos numerosos. | Con tu riqueza opulenta y tu comercio | enriquecías a los reyes de la tierra. |
| 34 Now you have been wrecked by the waves, by the depths of the sea. Your cargo and all yourpassengers have foundered with you. | 34 Ahora yaces destruida por el mar, | en la profundidad de las aguas. | Carga y tripulación se hundieron contigo. |
| 35 Al those who live in the islands wil be stunned at your fate. Their kings wil quake with horror, withdowncast expressions. | 35 Los habitantes de los países costeros | se espantan de ti, | sus reyes se estremecen de horror, | el rostro descompuesto. |
| 36 The merchants of the nations wil whistle at your fate. You wil be an object of terror, gone for ever." ' | 36 Los mercaderes de otros pueblos | silban con desprecio: | te has convertido en un motivo de espanto, | has desaparecido para siempre». |