撒迦利亚书 11
Chinese Union Version Modern Punctuation (Simplified)
牧人见弃
11 黎巴嫩哪,开开你的门,任火烧灭你的香柏树! 2 松树啊,应当哀号!因为香柏树倾倒,佳美的树毁坏。巴珊的橡树啊,应当哀号!因为茂盛的树林已经倒了。 3 听啊!有牧人哀号的声音,因他们荣华的草场毁坏了;有少壮狮子咆哮的声音,因约旦河旁的丛林荒废了。
命恤将杀之羊以二杖牧之
4 耶和华我的神如此说:“你撒迦利亚要牧养这将宰的群羊。 5 买它们的宰了它们,以自己为无罪。卖它们的说:‘耶和华是应当称颂的!因我成为富足。’牧养它们的并不怜恤它们。 6 耶和华说:我不再怜恤这地的居民,必将这民交给各人的邻舍和他们王的手中。他们必毁灭这地,我也不救这民脱离他们的手。” 7 于是,我牧养这将宰的群羊,就是群中最困苦的羊。我拿着两根杖,一根我称为“荣美”,一根我称为“联索”。这样,我牧养了群羊。 8 “一月之内,我除灭三个牧人,因为我的心厌烦他们,他们的心也憎嫌我。 9 我就说:‘我不牧养你们。要死的由他死,要丧亡的由他丧亡,余剩的由他们彼此相食。’”
折一杖以明废与民所立之约
10 我折断那称为“荣美”的杖,表明我废弃与万民所立的约。 11 当日就废弃了。这样,那些仰望我的困苦羊,就知道所说的是耶和华的话。 12 我对他们说:“你们若以为美,就给我工价;不然,就罢了。”于是他们给了三十块钱,作为我的工价。 13 耶和华吩咐我说:“要把众人所估定美好的价值丢给窑户。”我便将这三十块钱,在耶和华的殿中丢给窑户了。
又折一杖以明绝二国之谊
14 我又折断称为“联索”的那根杖,表明我废弃犹大与以色列弟兄的情谊。
愚牧遘祸
15 耶和华又吩咐我说:“你再取愚昧人所用的器具。 16 因我要在这地兴起一个牧人,他不看顾丧亡的,不寻找分散的,不医治受伤的,也不牧养强壮的,却要吃肥羊的肉,撕裂它的蹄子。 17 无用的牧人丢弃羊群有祸了!刀必临到他的膀臂和右眼上,他的膀臂必全然枯干,他的右眼也必昏暗失明。”
撒迦利亚书 11
Chinese Contemporary Bible (Simplified)
羊群必遭杀戮
11 黎巴嫩啊,打开你的门吧,
好让火焰吞噬你的香柏树。
2 松树啊,哀号吧,
因为香柏树已经倒下,
挺拔的树木已被毁坏。
巴珊的橡树啊,哀号吧,
因为茂密的树林已被砍倒。
3 听啊,牧人在哀号,
因为他们肥美的草场已被毁坏。
听啊,狮子在吼叫,
因为约旦河畔的丛林已被毁坏。
4 我的上帝耶和华说:“你去牧养这群待宰的羊吧。 5 买羊宰羊的不受惩罚,卖羊的说,‘耶和华当受称颂!我发财了。’它们的牧人不怜悯它们。 6 因此,我不再怜悯这地方的居民,我要使他们落在邻人及其君王手中,任这地方被摧毁,必不从敌人手中拯救他们。这是耶和华说的。”
7 于是,我牧养这群最困苦的待宰之羊。我拿了两根杖,一根叫“恩惠”,一根叫“联合”,开始牧养羊群。 8 我在一个月之内除掉了三个牧人。
然而,我厌烦羊群,他们也厌恶我。 9 于是我说:“我不再牧养你们了。要死的就死吧,要灭亡的就灭亡吧,让剩下的互相吞吃吧。” 10 然后,我拿起那根叫“恩惠”的杖,把它折断,以废除我与万民所立的约。 11 约就在当天废除了,那些注视着我的困苦羊便知道这是上帝的话。
12 我对他们说:“你们若认为好,就给我工钱,不然就算了。”于是,他们给了我三十块银子作工钱。 13 耶和华对我说:“把这一大笔钱丢给窑户吧,这就是我在他们眼中的价值!”我便把三十块银子丢给圣殿中的窑户。 14 我又把那根叫“联合”的杖折断,以断开犹大和以色列之间的手足之情。
15 耶和华又对我说:“你再拿起愚昧牧人的器具, 16 因为我要使一位牧人在地上兴起,他不照顾丧亡的,不寻找失散的,不医治受伤的,不牧养健壮的,反而吃肥羊的肉,撕掉它们的蹄子。
17 “丢弃羊群的无用牧人有祸了!
愿刀砍在他的臂膀和右眼上!
愿他的臂膀彻底枯槁,
他的右眼完全失明!”
Zechariah 11
Wycliffe Bible
11 Thou Lebanon, open thy gates, and (then the) fire shall eat thy cedars.
2 Yell, thou fir tree, for the cedar fell down, for great men be destroyed; yell, ye oaks of Bashan, for the strong forest is cut down.
3 The voice of yelling of shepherds, for the great worship of them is destroyed; the voice of roaring of lions, for the pride of Jordan is wasted. (The sound of the yelling of the shepherds, or of the leaders, for their great glory is destroyed; the sound of the roaring of the lions, for the thickets of Jordan be destroyed.)
4 My Lord God saith these things, Feed thou beasts of slaughter, (The Lord my God saith these things, Feed thou the beasts for slaughter,)
5 which they that wielded slew; and sorrowed not, and sold them, and they said, Blessed be the Lord, we be made rich. And the shepherds of them spared not them, (which they who possessed them killed; and they did not have any sorrow, or any regret, and they sold them, and they said, Blessed be the Lord, for we be made rich. And their shepherds did not spare them,)
6 and I shall no more spare on them that inhabit the earth, saith the Lord. Lo! I shall betake men, each into the hand of his neighbour, and in(to) the hand of his king, and they shall rend together the land; and I shall not deliver from the hand of them, (and so no more shall I spare any who inhabit the earth, saith the Lord. Lo! I shall deliver all of the people, each one into the hands of his neighbour, and into the hands of his king, and they shall altogether, or shall completely, tear down the land; and I shall not rescue them from their hands,)
7 and I shall feed the beast of slaying. For this thing, ye poor men of the flock, hear (and I shall feed the beasts for slaughter. And so for this, ye poor of the flock, listen). And I took to me two staffs; one I called Fairness, and the tother I called Little Cord; and I fed the flock.
8 And I cutted down three shepherds in one month, and my soul was drawn (al)together in them; for also the soul of them varied in me. (And I cut down three shepherds in one month, for I lost patience with them; and their souls loathed me.)
9 And I said, I shall not feed you; that that dieth, die; and that that is cut down, be cut down; and the residues devour, each man the flesh of his neighbour. (And I said, I shall not feed you; he who shall die, die; and he who shall be cut down, be cut down; and the rest devour each other, yea, each person the flesh of his neighbour.)
10 And I took my staff, that was called Fairness, and I cutted down it, that I should make void my covenant, which I smote with all peoples. (And I took my staff, that was called Fairness, or Favour, and I cut it down, or I broke it in two, so that I would make void my covenant, which I struck with all the peoples, or all the nations.)
11 And it was made void in that day; and the poor men of the flock that kept to me, knew thus, for it is the word of the Lord. (And it was made void, or annulled, on that day; and the poor of the flock who were watching me, knew this, for it was the word of the Lord.)
12 And I said to them, If it is good in your eyes, bring ye my meed (bring ye my reward, or my wages); and if nay, rest ye. And they weighed my meed, thirty pieces of silver.
13 And the Lord said to me, Cast away it to the maker of images, the fair price, by which I am appraised of them. And I took [the] thirty pieces of silver, and casted forth them in the house of the Lord, to the maker of images. (And the Lord said to me, Throw it forth to the maker of figures, the fair price, by which I was appraised by them. And I took the thirty pieces of silver, and threw them into the House of the Lord, to the maker of figures./And the Lord said to me, Throw it forth into the Temple treasury, the fair price, by which I was appraised by them. And I took the thirty pieces of silver, and threw them into the House of the Lord, into the Temple treasury.)
14 And I cutted down my second staff, that was called Little Cord, that I should part, or unbind, the brotherhood betwixt Judah and Israel. (And I broke in half my second staff, that was called Little Cord, or Union, so that I would part, or unbind, the brotherhood between Judah and Israel.)
15 And the Lord said to me, Yet take to thee the vessels of a fond shepherd; (And the Lord said to me, Now get thee for thyself the instruments of a foolish shepherd;)
16 for lo! I shall raise a shepherd in earth, which shall not visit forsaken things, and shall not seek scattered things, and he shall not heal a thing all-broken, and shall not nourish forth that that standeth. And he shall eat fleshes of the fat, and shall unbind the claws of them. (for lo! I shall raise up a shepherd in the land, who shall not visit the forsaken, or seek out the scattered, and he shall not heal anyone who is broken, or who is ill, and shall not feed anyone who standeth up straight, or who is healthy. But he shall eat the flesh of the fat beasts, and he shall cut off their hoofs.)
17 A! the shepherd, and idol, forsaking the flock; sword on his arm, and on his right eye; the arm of him shall be dried with dryness, and his right eye waxing dark shall be made dark. (O! the idle shepherd, deserting his flock; the sword shall fall upon his arm, and upon his right eye; and his arm shall be dried up with dryness, and his right eye growing dark shall be made dark, or shall go blind.)
Zechariah 11
New International Version
11 Open your doors, Lebanon,(A)
so that fire(B) may devour your cedars!
2 Wail, you juniper, for the cedar has fallen;
the stately trees are ruined!
Wail, oaks(C) of Bashan;
the dense forest(D) has been cut down!(E)
3 Listen to the wail of the shepherds;
their rich pastures are destroyed!
Listen to the roar of the lions;(F)
the lush thicket of the Jordan is ruined!(G)
Two Shepherds
4 This is what the Lord my God says: “Shepherd the flock marked for slaughter.(H) 5 Their buyers slaughter them and go unpunished. Those who sell them say, ‘Praise the Lord, I am rich!’ Their own shepherds do not spare them.(I) 6 For I will no longer have pity on the people of the land,” declares the Lord. “I will give everyone into the hands of their neighbors(J) and their king. They will devastate the land, and I will not rescue anyone from their hands.”(K)
7 So I shepherded the flock marked for slaughter,(L) particularly the oppressed of the flock. Then I took two staffs and called one Favor and the other Union, and I shepherded the flock. 8 In one month I got rid of the three shepherds.
The flock detested(M) me, and I grew weary of them 9 and said, “I will not be your shepherd. Let the dying die, and the perishing perish.(N) Let those who are left eat(O) one another’s flesh.”
10 Then I took my staff called Favor(P) and broke it, revoking(Q) the covenant I had made with all the nations. 11 It was revoked on that day, and so the oppressed of the flock who were watching me knew it was the word of the Lord.
12 I told them, “If you think it best, give me my pay; but if not, keep it.” So they paid me thirty pieces of silver.(R)
13 And the Lord said to me, “Throw it to the potter”—the handsome price at which they valued me! So I took the thirty pieces of silver(S) and threw them to the potter at the house of the Lord.(T)
14 Then I broke my second staff called Union, breaking the family bond between Judah and Israel.
15 Then the Lord said to me, “Take again the equipment of a foolish shepherd. 16 For I am going to raise up a shepherd over the land who will not care for the lost, or seek the young, or heal the injured, or feed the healthy, but will eat the meat of the choice sheep, tearing off their hooves.
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