1 T he Lord said to Moses,

I korero ano a Ihowa ki a Mohi, i mea,

2 “ Make two silver horns of beaten silver. Use them for calling the people together and for having the people move on.

Hanga etahi tetere hiriwa mau, kia rua; me patupatu to raua hanganga, ina hanga e koe; hei tawhiunga mau i te hiu, mo nga maunutanga ano hoki o nga puni.

3 W hen both horns sound, all the people will gather in front of you at the door of the meeting tent.

A ka whakatangihia aua mea, me huihui te whakaminenga katoa ki a koe, ki te whatitoka o te tapenakara o te whakaminenga.

4 I f only one horn sounds, then the leaders, the heads of the families of Israel, will gather in front of you.

A ki te mea kotahi ano e whakatangihia, na me huihui ki a koe nga ariki, nga upoko o nga mano o Iharaira.

5 W hen you blow the horn to tell of danger, the people whose tents are on the east side will leave.

Ka whakatangihia he whakaoho e koutou, na ka hapainga nga puni e noho ana ki te taha ki te rawhiti.

6 W hen you blow the horn to tell of danger a second time, the people whose tents are on the south side will leave. A horn telling of danger will be blown when they are to move on.

A, i te rua o a koutou whakatangihanga o te whakaoho, na ka hapainga nga puni e noho ana ki te taha ki te tonga: me whakatangi he whakaoho e ratou mo o ratou maunutanga.

7 B ut when the people are to be gathered together, you will blow the horn without the sound of danger.

Otiia, ka meatia kia huihuia te whakaminenga, me whakatangi e koutou, engari kaua e whakatangihia he whakaoho.

8 A aron’s sons, the religious leaders, will blow the horns. This will be a Law for all your people forever.

A ma nga tama a Arona, ma nga tohunga, e whakatangi nga tetere a hei tikanga tena ki a koutou ake ake, i o koutou whakatupuranga.

9 W hen you go to war in your land against those who fight you, then sound the horns to tell of war. That way you will be remembered before the Lord your God, and be saved from those who hate you.

A ki te anga koutou ki te whawhai i to koutou whenua ki te hoariri e whakatupu kino ana i a koutou, na me whakatangi he whakaoho ki nga tetere; a ka maharatia koutou e Ihowa, e to koutou Atua, ka whakaorangia hoki i o koutou hoariri.

10 O n the days you are glad and at the time of your special suppers and on the first days of your months, blow the horns. Blow the horns over your burnt gifts and over your peace gifts. Then you will be remembered before your God. I am the Lord your God.” The Children of Israel Leave Sinai

I te ra ano e hari ai, i o koutou ra nunui hoki, i nga timatanga o o koutou marama, me whakatangi nga tetere ki a koutou tahunga tinana, ki a koutou patunga mo te pai; a hei whakamahara ena ki a koutou ki te aroaro o to koutou Atua: ko Ihowa aha u, ko to koutou Atua.

11 O n the twentieth day of the second month in the second year, the cloud was lifted from over the meeting tent of the Law.

A i te rua tekau o te rua o nga marama, i te rua o nga tau, kua riro ake te kapua i runga i te tapenakara o te whakaaturanga.

12 T he people of Israel moved on from the Desert of Sinai. Then the cloud came down and rested in the desert of Paran.

Na ka hapainga e nga tama a Iharaira i te koraha o Hinai; a ka tau te kapua ki te koraha o Parana.

13 S o they moved for the first time as the Lord had told them through Moses.

A rite tonu ta ratou hapainga mataati ki te kupu a Ihowa i korerotia e Mohi.

14 T he flag of the people of Judah left first, by their armies. Amminadab’s son Nahshon was the head of their army.

Ko te tuatahi i maunu, ko te kara o te puni o nga tama a Hura, me o ratou ropu: a ko te kaiwhakahaere o tana ope ko Nahahona tama a Aminarapa.

15 Z uar’s son Nethanel was the head of the men of Issachar.

A ko te kaiwhakahaere o te ope o te iwi o nga tama a Ihakara ko Netaneere tama a Tuara.

16 A nd Helon’s son Eliab was the head of the men of Zebulun.

Ko te kaiwhakahaere hoki o te ope o te iwi o nga tama a Hepurona ko Eriapa tama a Herona.

17 W hen the meeting tent was taken down, the sons of Gershon and Merari left carrying it.

Na ka wahia te tapenakara; a ka turia atu e nga tama a Kerehona, ratou ko nga tama a Merari, ko ratou ki te amo i te tapenakara.

18 N ext the flag of the people of Reuben left, by their armies. Shedeur’s son Elizur was the head over this army.

Na ka maunu ko te kara o te puni o Reupena, me o ratou ropu: ko te kaiwhakahaere o tana ope ko Erituru tama a Hereuru.

19 Z urishaddai’s son Shelumiel was the head of the men of Simeon.

A ko te kaiwhakahaere o te ope o te iwi o nga tama a Himiona ko Herumiere tama a Turiharai.

20 D euel’s son Eliasaph was the head of the men of Gad.

A ko te kaiwhakahaere o te ope o te iwi o nga tama a Kara ko Eriahapa tama a Teuere.

21 T hen the Kohathites left, carrying the holy objects. The meeting tent was set up before they came to the next place.

Na ka turia atu e nga Kohati me te amo i te nohoanga tapu: a tae rawa atu ratou kua tu te tapenakara i etahi.

22 N ext the flag of the people of Ephraim left, by their armies. Ammihud’s son Elishama was the head over this army.

Na ka maunu atu ko te kara o te puni o nga tama a Eparaima, me o ratou ropu: a ko te kaiwhakahaere o tana ope ko Erihama tama a Amihuru.

23 P edahzur’s son Gamaliel was the head of the men of Manasseh.

A ko te kaiwhakahaere o te ope o te iwi o nga tama a Manahi ko Kamariere tama a Peraturu.

24 G ideoni’s son Abidan was the head of the men of Benjamin.

A ko te kaiwhakahaere o te ope o te iwi o nga tama a Pineamine ko Apirana tama a Kirioni.

25 T hen the flag of the people of Dan left, by their armies. They followed behind all the people of Israel, to watch for danger. Ammishaddai’s son Ahiezer was the head over this army.

Na ka maunu ko te kara o te puni o nga tama a Rana, ko te hiku tena o nga puni katoa, puta noa i o ratou ope: a ko te kaiwhakahaere o tana ope ko Ahietere tama a Amiharai.

26 O chran’s son Pagiel was the head of the men of Asher.

A ko te kaiwhakahaere o te ope o te iwi o nga tama a Ahera ko Pakiere tama a Okorana.

27 A nd Enan’s son Ahira was the head of the men of Naphtali.

A ko te kaiwhakahaere o te ope o te iwi o nga tama a Napatari ko Ahira tama a Enana.

28 T his was how the people of Israel moved on by their armies.

Ko nga maunutanga enei o nga tama a Iharaira, me o ratou ope, i o ratou whakatikanga atu.

29 T hen Moses said to Hobab the son of Reuel the Midianite, Moses’ father-in-law, “We are going to the place the Lord said He will give to us. Come with us and we will do you good. For the Lord has promised good to Israel.”

Na ka mea a Mohi ki a Hopapa, tama a Reuere Miriani, a te hungawahi o Mohi, E haere ana matou ki te wahi i mea nei a Ihowa, Ka hoatu a reira e ahau ki a koutou: haere mai tatou, a ka pai ta matou mahi ki a koe: he pai hoki te korero a Ihowa mo I haraira.

30 B ut Hobab said to him, “I will not come. I will go to my own land and family.”

A ka mea tera ki a ia, E kore ahau e haere: engari me haere ahau ki toku whenua, ki oku whanaunga.

31 M oses said, “I beg you, do not leave us. For you know where we should stay in the desert. You will be like eyes for us.

A ka mea ia, Kaua ra matou e whakarerea; e mohio ana hoki koe ki nga puni mo matou i te koraha, a ka ai koe hei kanohi mo matou.

32 I f you go with us, we will do for you whatever good the Lord does for us.”

Na, tenei ake, ki te haere koe i a matou, ina, tenei ake ko te pai e meatia mai e Ihowa ki a matou ka meatia hoki e matou ki a koe.

33 S o they traveled for three days from the mountain of the Lord with the special box with the Law of the Lord in front of them looking for a place for them to rest.

Na ka turia atu e ratou i te maunga o Ihowa, e toru nga ra i haere ai: a i haere te aaka o te kawenata o Ihowa i mua i a ratou, i nga ra e toru i haere ai, ki te titiro okiokinga mo ratou.

34 T he cloud of the Lord was over them during the day, when they moved on.

A i runga i a ratou te kapua o Ihowa i te awatea, i to ratou whakatikanga atu i te puni.

35 W hen the special box of the Lord moved on, Moses said, “Rise up, O Lord! Let those who hate You be divided. Let those who hate You run away before You.”

A ka maunu te aaka, na, ka mea a Mohi, Whakatika, e Ihowa, a kia marara ou hoariri; kia rere hoki i tou; aroaro te hunga e kino ana ki a koe.

36 A nd when it rested, he said, “Return, O Lord, to the many thousands of Israel.”

A ka tu te aaka, na ka mea ia, Hoki mai, e Ihowa, ki nga mano tini o Iharaira.