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Neemia 12

Giovanni Diodati 1649 (Italian) GDB

1 OR questi sono i sacerdoti e i Leviti, che salirono con Zorobabel, figliuolo di Sealtiel, e con Iesua: Seraia, Geremia,

2 Esdra, Amaria, Malluc,

3 Hattus, Secania, Rehum,

4 Meremot, Iddo, Ghinnetoi,

5 Abia, Miamin, Maadia,

6 Bilga, Semaaia, Ioiarib,

7 Iedaia, Sallu, Amoc, Hilchia, Iedaia. Questi erano i capi de’ sacerdoti, co’ lor fratelli, al tempo di Iesua.

8 E i Leviti erano Iesua, Binnui, Cadmiel, Serebia, Giuda, e Mattania; il quale, co’ suoi fratelli, avea la cura di cantar le laudi.

9 E Bacbuchia, ed Unni, lor fratelli, erano contraposti a loro nelle mute del lor servigio.

10 Or Iesua generò Ioiachim, e Ioiachim generò Eliasib, ed Eliasib generò Ioiada,

11 e Ioiada generò Gionatan, e Gionatan generò Iaddua.

12 Ed al tempo di Ioiachim, i sacerdoti, capi delle famiglie paterne, erano questi: per Seraia, Meraia; per Geremia, Hanania;

13 per Esdra, Mesullam; per Amaria, Iohanan;

14 per Melicu, Gionatan; per Sebania, Giuseppe;

15 per Harim, Adna; per Meraiot, Helcai;

16 per Iddo, Zaccaria; per Ghinneton, Mesullam;

17 per Abia, Zicri; per Miniamin, e per Moadia, Piltai;

18 per Bilga, Sammua, per Semaia, Gionatan;

19 per Ioiarib, Mattenai; per Iedaia, Uzzi;

20 per Sallai, Callai; per Amoc, Eber;

21 per Hilchia, Hasabia; per Iedaia, Natanaele.

22 Quant’è a’ Leviti, furono descritti per li capi delle famiglie paterne, al tempo di Eliasib, di Ioiada, di Iohanan, e di Iaddua, insieme co’ sacerdoti, fino al regno di Dario Persiano.

23 I figliuoli di Levi sono descritti per li capi delle famiglie paterne, nel libro delle Croniche, fino al tempo di Iohanan, figliuolo di Eliasib.

24 Ed i capi de’ Leviti furono Hasabia, Serebia, e Iesua, figliuoli di Cadmiel; e i lor fratelli, appaiati con loro, per lodare, e per celebrare Iddio, secondo l’ordine di Davide, uomo di Dio, l’una muta essendo appaiata con l’altra.

25 Mattania, Bacbuchia, Obadia, Mesullam, Talmon, Accub, facevano la guardia alla soglia delle porte, in qualità di portinai.

26 Costoro furono al tempo di Ioiachim, figliuolo di Iesua, figliuolo di Iosadac; ed al tempo del governatore Neemia, e del sacerdote Esdra, scriba.

27 OR nella dedicazione delle mura di Gerusalemme, si ricercarono i Leviti da tutti i luoghi loro, per farli venire in Gerusalemme, per far la dedicazione con allegrezza, con laudi, e cantici, con cembali, e salteri, e cetere.

28 E furono adunati i figliuoli de’ cantori, così dalla pianura d’intorno a Gerusalemme, come dalle villate de’ Netofatiti;

29 e da Bet-ghilgal, e da’ contadi di Gheba, e d’Azmavet; perciocchè i cantori si aveano edificate delle ville d’intorno a Gerusalemme.

30 E i sacerdoti e i Leviti si purificarono; ed anche purificarono il popolo, e le porte, e le mura.

31 Poi io feci salire sopra il muro i capi di Giuda, ed ordinai due grandi schiere, che cantavano le laudi di Dio; e l’una di quelle processioni trasse a man destra, disopra il muro, verso la porta del letame.

32 Ed appresso quelli camminava Hosaia, e la metà de’ capi di Giuda,

33 ed Azaria, Esdra, Mesullam, Giuda,

34 Beniamino, Semaia, e Geremia;

35 e de’ figliuoli de’ sacerdoti, con le trombe: Zaccaria, figliuolo di Gionatan, figliuolo di Semaia, figliuolo di Mattania, figliuolo di Micaia, figliuolo di Zaccur, figliuolo di Asaf;

36 co’ suoi fratelli, Semaia, Azareel, Milalai, Ghilalai, Maai, Natanaele, Giuda, ed Hanani, con gli strumenti musicali di Davide, uomo di Dio, ed Esdra, scriba, camminava davanti a loro.

37 Ed essendo giunti alla porta della fonte, salirono al diritto davanti a loro a’ gradi della Città di Davide, per la salita del muro, disopra alla casa di Davide; e pervennero fino alla porta delle acque, verso Oriente.

38 E la seconda schiera di quelli che cantavano le laudi di Dio camminava dal lato opposto, ed io appresso ad essa, con l’altra metà del popolo, sopra il muro, disopra alla torre de’ forni, fino al muro largo;

39 e disopra alla porta di Efraim, e disopra alla porta vecchia, ed alla porta de’ pesci, ed alla torre di Hananeel, ed alla torre di Cento, fino alla porta delle pecore; e quella schiera si fermò alla porta della carcere.

40 Poi quelle due schiere di quelli che cantavano le laudi di Dio si fermarono nella Casa di Dio;

41 ed io ancora, con la metà de’ magistrati, e i sacerdoti Eliachim, Maaseia, Miniamin, Micaia, Elioenai, Zaccaria, ed Hanania, con le trombe;

42 e Maaseia, e Semaia, ed Eleazaro, ed Uzzi, e Iohanan, e Malchia, ed Elam, ed Ezer. I cantori cantavano anch’essi ad alta voce, ed Israhia era il sopraintendente.

43 E in quel giorno il popolo sacrificò di gran sacrificii, e si rallegrò; perciocchè Iddio gli avea data gran letizia; le donne eziandio, ed i fanciulli, si rallegrarono; talchè l’allegrezza di Gerusalemme fu udita fin da lungi.

44 IN quel giorno ancora furono costituiti uomini sopra le camere dei magazzini delle offerte, primizie, e decime, per raccogliere in esse, dal contado della città, le porzioni assegnate per la Legge a’ sacerdoti, ed a’ Leviti; perciocchè Giuda ebbe una grande allegrezza per cagione de’ sacerdoti e dei Leviti che stavano al loro ufficio;

45 ed aveano osservato ciò che l’Iddio loro avea loro comandato d’osservare, e l’osservanza della purificazione. Come ancora i cantori, e i portinai, secondo il comandamento di Davide, e di Salomone, suo figliuolo;

46 perciocchè anticamente, al tempo di Davide, e di Asaf, erano stati costituiti i capi de’ cantori, e la musica da lodare, e celebrare Iddio.

47 E però, al tempo di Zorobabel, e al tempo di Neemia, tutto Israele dava le porzioni assegnate a’ cantori, ed a’ portinai, giorno per giorno; così le consacravano a’ Leviti, e i Leviti le consacravano ai figliuoli d’Aaronne.

Good News Translation GNT

1 The following is a list of the priests and Levites who returned from exile with Zerubbabel son of Shealtiel and with the High Priest Joshua:

2 [Priests:] 12:Seraiah, Jeremiah, Ezra, Amariah, Malluch, Hattush, Shecaniah, Rehum, Meremoth, Iddo, Ginnethoi, Abijah, Mijamin, Maadiah, Bilgah, Shemaiah, Joiarib, Jedaiah, Sallu, Amok, Hilkiah, and Jedaiah. These men were leaders among all their fellow priests in the days of Joshua.

8 [Levites:] The following were in charge of the singing of hymns of thanksgiving: Jeshua, Binnui, Kadmiel, Sherebiah, Judah, and Mattaniah.

9 The following formed the choir that sang the responses: Bakbukiah, Unno, and their fellow Levites.

10 Joshua was the father of Joiakim; Joiakim was the father of Eliashib; Eliashib was the father of Joiada;

11 Joiada was the father of Jonathan; and Jonathan was the father of Jaddua.

12 When Joiakim was High Priest, the following priests were the heads of the priestly clans:

22 A record was kept of the heads of the Levite families and of the priestly families during the lifetimes of the following High Priests: Eliashib, Joiada, Jonathan, and Jaddua. This record was finished when Darius was emperor of Persia.

23 The heads of the Levite families, however, were recorded in the official records only until the time of Jonathan, the grandson of Eliashib.

24 Under the direction of Hashabiah, Sherebiah, Jeshua, Binnui, and Kadmiel, the Levites were organized into groups. Two groups at a time praised God responsively and gave thanks to him, in accordance with the instructions given by King David, the man of God.

25 The following Temple guards were in charge of guarding the storerooms by the gates to the Temple: Mattaniah, Bakbukiah, Obadiah, Meshullam, Talmon, and Akkub.

26 These people lived during the time of Joiakim, the son of Joshua and grandson of Jehozadak, and the time of Nehemiah the governor, and the time of Ezra, the priest who was a scholar of the Law.

27 When the city wall of Jerusalem was dedicated, the Levites were brought in from wherever they were living, so that they could join in celebrating the dedication with songs of thanksgiving and with the music of cymbals and harps.

28 The Levite families of singers gathered from the area where they had settled around Jerusalem and from the towns around Netophah,

29 and from Bethgilgal, Geba, and Azmaveth.

30 The priests and the Levites performed ritual purification for themselves, the people, the gates, and the city wall.

31 I assembled the leaders of Judah on top of the wall and put them in charge of two large groups to march around the city, giving thanks to God. The first group went to the right on top of the wall toward the Rubbish Gate.

32 Hoshaiah marched behind the singers, followed by half the leaders of Judah.

33 The following priests, blowing trumpets, marched next: Azariah, Ezra, Meshullam, Judah, Benjamin, Shemaiah, and Jeremiah. Next came Zechariah, the son of Jonathan and grandson of Shemaiah. (His ancestors also included Mattaniah, Micaiah, and Zaccur, of the clan of Asaph.)

36 He was followed by other members of his clan - Shemaiah, Azarel, Milalai, Gilalai, Maai, Nethanel, Judah, and Hanani - all of whom carried musical instruments of the kind played by King David, the man of God. Ezra the scholar led this group in the procession.

37 At the Fountain Gate they went up the steps that led to David's City, past David's palace, and back to the wall at the Water Gate, on the east side of the city.

38 The other group of those who gave thanks went to the left along the top of the wall, and I followed with half of the people. We marched past the Tower of the Ovens to the Broad Wall,

39 and from there we went past Ephraim Gate, Jeshanah Gate, the Fish Gate, the Tower of Hananel, and the Tower of the Hundred, to the Sheep Gate. We ended our march near the gate to the Temple.

40 So both the groups that were giving thanks to God reached the Temple area. In addition to the leaders who were with me,

41 my group included the following priests, blowing trumpets: Eliakim, Maaseiah, Miniamin, Micaiah, Elioenai, Zechariah, and Hananiah;

42 and they were followed by Maaseiah, Shemaiah, Eleazar, Uzzi, Jehohanan, Malchijah, Elam, and Ezer. The singers, led by Jezrahiah, sang at the top of their voices.

43 That day many sacrifices were offered, and the people were full of joy because God had made them very happy. The women and the children joined in the celebration, and the noise they all made could be heard for miles.

44 At that time men were put in charge of the storerooms where contributions for the Temple were kept, including the tithes and the first grain and fruit that ripened each year. These men were responsible for collecting from the farms near the various cities the contributions for the priests and the Levites which the Law required. All the people of Judah were pleased with the priests and the Levites,

45 because they performed the ceremonies of purification and the other rituals that God had commanded. The Temple musicians and the Temple guards also performed their duties in accordance with the regulations made by King David and his son Solomon.

46 From the time of King David and the musician Asaph long ago, the musicians have led songs of praise and thanksgiving to God.

47 In the time of Zerubbabel and also in the time of Nehemiah, all the people of Israel gave daily gifts for the support of the Temple musicians and the Temple guards. The people gave a sacred offering to the Levites, and the Levites gave the required portion to the priests.