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2 Regi 5
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2 Regi 5
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Vindecarea lui Naaman
5 Naaman era conducătorul oştirii
regelui Aramului[a]. El era un om
important pentru stăpânul său şi
totodată foarte respectat, pentru
că prin el dăduse DOMNUL victorie
lui Aram. Însă omul acesta, care
ajunsese un războinic viteaz, era
lepros[b].
2 Arameii ieşiseră la luptă în cete şi
luaseră captivă o tânără din ţara lui
Israel. Ea a ajuns slujitoarea soţiei
lui Naaman. 3 Într-o zi ea a zis
stăpânei sale: „Dacă stăpânul meu
ar merge la profetul din Samaria, el
l-ar vindeca de lepra lui.“
4 Naaman s-a dus la stăpânul său
şi i-a făcut de cunoscut tot ce i-a
spus tânăra israelită. 5 Şi regele
Aramului i-a zis: „Du-te, căci voi
trimite o scrisoare regelui lui Israel!
“ Naaman a plecat luând cu el
zece talanţi[c] de argint, şase mii
se şecheli[d] de aur şi zece rânduri
de haine. 6 El i-a înmânat regelui
lui Israel scrisoarea care spunea
astfel: „Când scrisoarea aceasta îţi
va fi înmânată vei şti că trebuie să-
l vindeci pe slujitorul meu,
Naaman, de lepra lui.“ 7 După ce a
citit scrisoarea, regele lui Israel şi-
a sfâşiat hainele şi a zis: „Sunt eu
Dumnezeu ca să omor şi să înviez?
De ce-mi spune să vindec un om
de lepra lui? Să ştiţi dar şi să
înţelegeţi că el caută motiv de
ceartă cu mine.“
8 Când a auzit Elisei, omul lui
Dumnezeu, că regele lui Israel şi-a
sfâşiat hainele, a trimis să spună
regelui: „De ce ţi-ai sfâşiat
hainele? Trimite-l la mine şi va şti
că există un profet în Israel!“
9 Naaman a venit cu alaiul său de
cai şi care şi s-a oprit la poarta
casei lui Elisei. 10 Elisei i-a trimis un
mesager, spunându-i: „Du-te şi
spală-te în Iordan de şapte ori, iar
carnea ţi se va vindeca şi vei fi
curat.“ 11 Dar Naaman s-a mâniat
şi a plecat zicând: „Eu credeam că
va ieşi la mine, se va opri înaintea
mea şi va chema Numele
DOMNULUI, Dumnezeul lui, iar pe
urmă îşi va pune mâna peste rană
şi mă va vindeca de lepră. 12 Nu
sunt oare Abana şi Parpar, râurile
Damascului, mai bune decât toate
apele Israelului? Nu puteam să mă
spăl în ele şi să fiu curat?“ Apoi s-a
întors şi a plecat plin de mânie.
13 Dar slujitorii lui s-au apropiat de
el şi i-au zis: „Părinte, dacă
profetul ţi-ar fi spus să faci un
lucru greu, nu l-ai fi făcut? Cu atât
mai mult acum, când ţi-a spus să
te speli ca să fii curat!“ 14 Atunci s-
a coborât şi s-a cufundat de şapte
ori în Iordan, aşa cum i-a spus
omul lui Dumnezeu, iar carnea lui a
devenit iarăşi ca aceea a unui
copilaş şi s-a curăţit. 15 Apoi
Naaman împreună cu toţi însoţitorii
lui s-au întors la omul lui
Dumnezeu. Când a ajuns, s-a oprit
înaintea lui şi i-a zis:
– Acum ştiu că nu este alt
Dumnezeu pe tot pământul decât
în Israel. Primeşte, te rog, un dar
din partea slujitorului tău.
16 Dar
Elisei i-a răspuns:
– Viu este DOMNUL, al Cărui slujitor
sunt, că nu voi lua nimic.
Şi cu toate că Naaman a insistat,
Elisei a refuzat darul.
17 – Dacă nu vrei, a zis Naaman, dă
voie, te rog, slujitorului tău să
încarce pământ, atât cât pot duce
doi catâri, pentru că de-acum
înainte slujitorul tău nu va mai
aduce arderi de tot sau jertfe altor
dumnezei, ci numai DOMNULUI.
18 Iată totuşi ce-L rog pe DOMNUL
să-i ierte slujitorului tău: când
stăpânul meu intră în templul lui
Rimon[e] să se închine acolo,
sprijinindu-se de braţul meu, mă
închin şi eu în templul lui Rimon.
Să-l ierte deci DOMNUL pe
slujitorul tău când mă voi închina în
templul lui Rimon.
19 Elisei i-a răspuns:
– Du-te în pace.
După ce Naaman a plecat de la el
şi a străbătut o anumită distanţă,
20 Ghehazi, slujitorul lui Elisei,
omul lui Dumnezeu, şi-a zis:
„Stăpânul meu l-a refuzat pe
Naaman, arameul acesta, şi nu a
luat de la el ceea ce i-a adus. Viu
este DOMNUL că voi alerga şi voi
lua ceva de la el.“ 21 Astfel,
Ghehazi s-a dus după Naaman.
Când l-a văzut Naaman alergând
după el, a coborât din car pentru
a-l întâmpina şi i-a zis:
– Totul este bine?
22 –
Totul este bine. Stăpânul meu
m-a trimis însă să-ţi spun: „Doi
tineri dintre fiii profeţilor au venit
chiar acum la mine din regiunea
muntoasă a lui Efraim. Dă-mi, te
rog, pentru ei un talant[f] de argint
şi două rânduri de haine.“
23 Naaman i-a zis:
– Fă-mi, te rog, pe plac şi ia doi
talanţi[g].
Naaman a insistat şi i-a pus doi
talanţi de argint în doi saci,
împreună cu două rânduri de
haine. I-a mai dat şi doi slujitori
care să-l ajute cu povara. 24 Când
a ajuns la deal, Ghehazi le-a luat
din mâinile lor şi le-a pus în casă.
Apoi le-a dat drumul oamenilor, iar
ei au plecat. 25 După aceea s-a
dus şi s-a înfăţişat înaintea
stăpânului său, Elisei.
– De unde vii, Ghehazi? l-a
întrebat Elisei.
– Slujitorul tău nu s-a dus nicăieri,
a răspuns el.
26 Dar Elisei i-a zis:
– Oare n-a fost duhul meu cu tine,
când s-a coborât omul acela din
car şi te-a întâmpinat? Este oare
acum vremea de luat argint, haine,
măslini, vii, oi, boi, slujitori şi
slujitoare? 27 Lepra lui Naaman se
va lipi de tine şi de urmaşii tăi
pentru totdeauna!
Ghehazi a plecat dinaintea lui
Elisei lepros, alb ca zăpada.
Footnotes
a. 2 Regi 5:1 Siria
b. 2 Regi 5:1 Termenul ebraic
poate desemna diverse boli ale
pielii, nu neapărat lepra; peste
tot în acest capitol
c. 2 Regi 5:5 Un talant măsura
aproximativ 30 kg; aproximativ
300 kg
d. 2 Regi 5:5 Sau: sicli, greutate
de bază, comună la toate
popoarele semite antice;
existau mai multe tipuri de
şechel: regal (2 Sam. 14:26;
aproximativ 13 gr), obişnuit
(aproximativ 12 gr) şi cel al
Lăcaşului (aproximativ 10 gr);
greutatea şechelului a variat în
diferite vremuri şi în diferite
zone; aproximativ 70 kg
e. 2 Regi 5:18 Zeul furtunii şi al
războiului la aramei, cunoscut şi
ca Hadad (Baal la canaaniţi şi
fenicieni)
f. 2 Regi 5:22 Aproximativ 30 kg
g. 2 Regi 5:23 Aproximativ 60 kg
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2 Kings 5 King James Version
5 Now Naaman, captain of the
host of the king of Syria, was a
great man with his master, and
honourable, because by him the
LORD had given deliverance unto
Syria: he was also a mighty man in
valour, but he was a leper.
2 And the Syrians had gone out by
companies, and had brought away
captive out of the land of Israel a
little maid; and she waited on
Naaman's wife.
3 Andshe said unto her mistress,
Would God my lord were with the
prophet that is in Samaria! for he
would recover him of his leprosy.
4 And
one went in, and told his
lord, saying, Thus and thus said
the maid that is of the land of
Israel.
5 And
the king of Syria said, Go to,
go, and I will send a letter unto the
king of Israel. And he departed,
and took with him ten talents of
silver, and six thousand pieces of
gold, and ten changes of raiment.
6 And
he brought the letter to the
king of Israel, saying, Now when
this letter is come unto thee,
behold, I have therewith sent
Naaman my servant to thee, that
thou mayest recover him of his
leprosy.
7 And it came to pass, when the
king of Israel had read the letter,
that he rent his clothes, and said,
Am I God, to kill and to make alive,
that this man doth send unto me
to recover a man of his leprosy?
wherefore consider, I pray you,
and see how he seeketh a quarrel
against me.
8 And it was so, when Elisha the
man of God had heard that the
king of Israel had rent his clothes,
that he sent to the king, saying,
Wherefore hast thou rent thy
clothes? let him come now to me,
and he shall know that there is a
prophet in Israel.
9 So Naaman came with his horses
and with his chariot, and stood at
the door of the house of Elisha.
10 And
Elisha sent a messenger
unto him, saying, Go and wash in
Jordan seven times, and thy flesh
shall come again to thee, and thou
shalt be clean.
11 But Naaman was wroth, and
went away, and said, Behold, I
thought, He will surely come out to
me, and stand, and call on the
name of the LORD his God, and
strike his hand over the place, and
recover the leper.
12 Are not Abana and Pharpar,
rivers of Damascus, better than all
the waters of Israel? may I not
wash in them, and be clean? So he
turned and went away in a rage.
13 And
his servants came near, and
spake unto him, and said, My
father, if the prophet had bid thee
do some great thing, wouldest
thou not have done it? how much
rather then, when he saith to thee,
Wash, and be clean?
14 Then went he down, and dipped
himself seven times in Jordan,
according to the saying of the man
of God: and his flesh came again
like unto the flesh of a little child,
and he was clean.
15 And he returned to the man of
God, he and all his company, and
came, and stood before him: and
he said, Behold, now I know that
there is no God in all the earth, but
in Israel: now therefore, I pray
thee, take a blessing of thy
servant.
16 But
he said, As the LORD liveth,
before whom I stand, I will receive
none. And he urged him to take it;
but he refused.
17 And Naaman said, Shall there
not then, I pray thee, be given to
thy servant two mules' burden of
earth? for thy servant will
henceforth offer neither burnt
offering nor sacrifice unto other
gods, but unto the LORD.
18 Inthis thing the LORD pardon
thy servant, that when my master
goeth into the house of Rimmon to
worship there, and he leaneth on
my hand, and I bow myself in the
house of Rimmon: when I bow
down myself in the house of
Rimmon, the LORD pardon thy
servant in this thing.
19 And he said unto him, Go in
peace. So he departed from him a
little way.
20 But Gehazi, the servant of
Elisha the man of God, said,
Behold, my master hath spared
Naaman this Syrian, in not
receiving at his hands that which
he brought: but, as the LORD
liveth, I will run after him, and take
somewhat of him.
21 So Gehazi followed after
Naaman. And when Naaman saw
him running after him, he lighted
down from the chariot to meet
him, and said, Is all well?
22 And he said, All is well. My
master hath sent me, saying,
Behold, even now there be come
to me from mount Ephraim two
young men of the sons of the
prophets: give them, I pray thee, a
talent of silver, and two changes of
garments.
23 And Naaman said, Be content,
take two talents. And he urged
him, and bound two talents of
silver in two bags, with two
changes of garments, and laid
them upon two of his servants;
and they bare them before him.
24 And when he came to the tower,
he took them from their hand, and
bestowed them in the house: and
he let the men go, and they
departed.
25 But
he went in, and stood
before his master. And Elisha said
unto him, Whence comest thou,
Gehazi? And he said, Thy servant
went no whither.
26 And he said unto him, Went not
mine heart with thee, when the
man turned again from his chariot
to meet thee? Is it a time to
receive money, and to receive
garments, and oliveyards, and
vineyards, and sheep, and oxen,
and menservants, and
maidservants?
27 The leprosy therefore of
Naaman shall cleave unto thee,
and unto thy seed for ever. And he
went out from his presence a leper
as white as snow.
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5 Then the king of Syria said, “Go
now, and I will send a letter to the
king of Israel.”
So he departed and took with him
ten talents of silver, six thousand
shekels of gold, and ten changes
of clothing. 6 Then he brought the
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Now be advised, when this letter
comes to you, that I have sent
Naaman my servant to you, that
you may heal him of his leprosy.
7 And it happened, when the king
of Israel read the letter, that he
tore his clothes and said, “Am I
God, to kill and make alive, that
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please consider, and see how he
seeks a quarrel with me.”
8 So it was, when Elisha the man of
God heard that the king of Israel
had torn his clothes, that he sent
to the king, saying, “Why have you
torn your clothes? Please let him
come to me, and he shall know
that there is a prophet in Israel.”
9 Then Naaman went with his
horses and chariot, and he stood
at the door of Elisha’s house.
10 And Elisha sent a messenger to
him, saying, “Go and wash in the
Jordan seven times, and your flesh
shall be restored to you, and you
shall be clean.” 11 But Naaman
became furious, and went away
and said, “Indeed, I said to myself,
‘He will surely come out to me,
and stand and call on the name of
the LORD his God, and wave his
hand over the place, and heal the
leprosy.’ 12 Are not the [c]Abanah
and the Pharpar, the rivers of
Damascus, better than all the
waters of Israel? Could I not wash
in them and be clean?” So he
turned and went away in a rage.
13 And his servants came near and
spoke to him, and said, “My father,
if the prophet had told you to do
something great, would you not
have done it? How much more
then, when he says to you, ‘Wash,
and be clean’?” 14 So he went
down and dipped seven times in
the Jordan, according to the
saying of the man of God; and his
flesh was restored like the flesh of
a little child, and he was clean.
15 And he returned to the man of
God, he and all his aides, and
came and stood before him; and
he said, “Indeed, now I know that
there is no God in all the earth,
except in Israel; now therefore,
please take a gift from your
servant.”
16 But he said, “As the LORD lives,
before whom I stand, I will receive
nothing.” And he urged him to take
it, but he refused.
17 So Naaman said, “Then, if not,
please let your servant be given
two mule-loads of earth; for your
servant will no longer offer either
burnt offering or sacrifice to other
gods, but to the LORD. 18 Yet in
this thing may the LORD pardon
your servant: when my master
goes into the temple of Rimmon to
worship there, and he leans on my
hand, and I bow down in the
temple of Rimmon—when I bow
down in the temple of Rimmon,
may the LORD please pardon your
servant in this thing.”
19 Then he said to him, “Go in
peace.” So he departed from him a
short distance.
Gehazi’s Greed
20 But Gehazi, the servant of
Elisha the man of God, said, “Look,
my master has spared Naaman
this Syrian, while not receiving
from his hands what he brought;
but as the LORD lives, I will run
after him and take something from
him.” 21 So Gehazi pursued
Naaman. When Naaman saw him
running after him, he got down
from the chariot to meet him, and
said, “Is all well?”
22 And he said, “All is well. My
master has sent me, saying,
‘Indeed, just now two young men
of the sons of the prophets have
come to me from the mountains of
Ephraim. Please give them a talent
of silver and two changes of
garments.’ ”
23 So Naaman said, “Please, take
two talents.” And he urged him,
and bound two talents of silver in
two bags, with two changes of
garments, and handed them to
two of his servants; and they
carried them on ahead of him.
24 When he came to [d]the citadel,
he took them from their hand, and
stored them away in the house;
then he let the men go, and they
departed. 25 Now he went in and
stood before his master. Elisha
said to him, “Where did you go,
Gehazi?”
And he said, “Your servant did not
go anywhere.”
26 Then he said to him, “Did not
my heart go with you when the
man turned back from his chariot
to meet you? Is it time to receive
money and to receive clothing,
olive groves and vineyards, sheep
and oxen, male and female
servants? 27 Therefore the leprosy
of Naaman shall cling to you and
your descendants forever.” And he
went out from his presence
leprous, as white as snow.
Footnotes
a. 2 Kings 5:2 Or in bands
b. 2 Kings 5:2 Served, lit. was
before
c. 2 Kings 5:12 So with Kt., LXX,
Vg.; Qr., Syr., Tg. Amanah
d. 2 Kings 5:24 Lit. the hill
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