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i taua ra ka karangatia e ahau taku pononga, e eriakimi tama a hirikia
and it shall come to pass in that day, that i will call my servant eliakim the son of hilkiah:

ta herupapera ko apiuru; ta apiuru ko eriakimi; ta eriakimi ko atoro
and zorobabel begat abiud; and abiud begat eliakim; and eliakim begat azor;

tama a himiona, tama a hura, tama a hohepa, tama a honana, tama a eriakimi
which was the son of simeon, which was the son of juda, which was the son of joseph, which was the son of jonan, which was the son of eliakim,

ko nga tohunga; ko eriakimi, ko maaheia, ko miniamini, ko mikaia, ko erioenai, ko hakaraia, ko hanania, e mau tetere ana
and the priests; eliakim, maaseiah, miniamin, michaiah, elioenai, zechariah, and hananiah, with trumpets;

na, ka karanga ratou ki te kingi, ka puta atu ki a ratou a eriakimi tama a hirikia, te rangatira o te whare, a hepena kaituhituhi, a ioaha tama a ahapa te kaiwhakamahara
and when they had called to the king, there came out to them eliakim the son of hilkiah, which was over the household, and shebna the scribe, and joah the son of asaph the recorder.

katahi ka haere a eriakimi tama a hirikia, te rangatira o te whare, a hepena te kaituhituhi, a ioaha tama a ahapa te kaiwhakamahara ki a hetekia, he mea haehae o ratou kakahu, a korerotia ana e ratou ki a ia nga kupu a rapahake
then came eliakim the son of hilkiah, which was over the household, and shebna the scribe, and joah the son of asaph the recorder, to hezekiah with their clothes rent, and told him the words of rab-shakeh.

katahi ka mea a eriakimi tama a hirikia ratou ko hepena, ko ioaha, ki a rapahake, korero koa ki au pononga i te reo hiriani; e matau ana hoki matou ki tena reo; kaua e korero mai ki a matou i te reo hurai i te mea e whakarongo ana te iwi i runga i te taiepa
then said eliakim the son of hilkiah, and shebna, and joah, unto rab-shakeh, speak, i pray thee, to thy servants in the syrian language; for we understand it: and talk not with us in the jews' language in the ears of the people that are on the wall.