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Matthew 13

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1 AYO na jaane, jinanaoña si Jesus gui guima, matachong gui oriyan tase.

2 Ya mato guiya güiya dangculo na linajyan taotao; ya jumalom güe gui un batco, ya matachong; ya todo y linajyan taotao manmatachong gui oriyan unae.

3 Ya jacuentuse sija megae na acomparasion, ilegña: Estagüe y tátanom na jumuyong para ufananom.

4 Ya anae manananom, palo gui semiya manpodong gui oriyan chalan, ya manmato y pájaro sija ya macano.

5 Palo gui semiya manpodong gui jilo acho na lugat, na ti megae odaña; ya doco ti apmam, sa ti tadong papa gui eda.

6 Lao anae manina y atdao, mansinenggue sa taejale, ya ninamalayo.

7 Ya palo mamodong gui entalo títuca sija ya mandoco y títuca ya chiniguet.

8 Ya palo manpodong gui mauleg na oda, ya manmanogcha; y uno siento, y otro sesenta, y otro treinta.

9 Y gaetalanga para ufanjungog, güiya ujungog.

10 Ayo nae manmato y disipuluña sija ya ilegñija: Jafajao na cumuecuentuse sija pot acomparasion sija?

11 Ya güiya manope ilegña. Sa esta manmanae jamyo, para intingo y misterion y raenon langet, lao sija ti ufanmanae.

12 Sa jayeja y guaja, umanae para uguaja mas; lao ayo y taya iyoña, achog uguaja y iyoña, umachule.

13 Enaomina jucuentuse sija pot acomparasion; sa y manmanaatan, ya ti manmanlie, ya manecungog, ya ti manmanjujungog, ni ujatungo.

14 Y ya sija nae umacumple y sinangan Isaias ni ilegña: Anae manmanjujungog, ujungog ya ti utungo; ya anae manmanaatan, ufanmanlie, ya ti ujasiente.

15 Sa y corasonñija este na taotao sija manmacat, ya y talangañija mapot manmanjungog, ya y atadogñija jajujuchom; para chañija fanmanlilie ni atadogñija, yan ufanmanjungog ni talangañija, ya ujatungo ni corasonñija, ya ujatolaeca sija, ya guajo junajomlo sija.

16 Lao mandichoso y atadogmiyo, sa manmanlie, yan y talanganmiyo sa manmanjungog.

17 Sa magajet jusangane jamyo, na megae na profeta, yan manunas na taotao jagasja manmalago na ujalie y liniinmiyo, ya ti jalie; yan ujajungog y jiningogmiyo, ya ti jajungog.

18 Ecungog jamyo y acomparision y tátanom.

19 Jayeja y umecungog y sinangan y raeno, ya ti jatungo, mato y Taelaye ya janajanao y esta matanme gui corasonña. Este yuje semiya ni y pedong gui oriyan chalan.

20 Ya ayo y matanme gui jilo acho na lugat, este yuje y jumungog y sinangan, ya jaresibe ni y minagofña.

21 Lao taya jale guiya güiya, ya gaegue un ratoja; sa anae mato y triniste yan minamajlao pot causan di y sinangan, ti apmam matompo gui isao.

22 Ya ayo y matanme gui entalo títuca sija; este yuje y jumungog y sinangan; lao y inadajiña ni y tano, yan dinague ni güinaja, jañucot y sinangan ya sumaga sin tinegchaña.

23 Lao ayo y matanme gui mauleg na oda; este yuje y jumungog y sinangan ya jatungo, ya manogcha locue; ya y tinegchaña y uno siento, ya y otro sesenta, ya y otro treinta.

24 Otro acomparasion jasangane sija ilegña: Y raenon langet parejoja yan un taotao ni manananom gui fangualuanña, mauleg na semiya.

25 Ya y tiempo nae manmamaego y taotao sija, mato y enemigo ya jatanme y taelaye na chaguan gui entalo y trigo, ya mapos.

26 Ya anae mandoco y trigo ya manmanogcha, y taelaye na chaguan mandoco locue.

27 Ya manmato y tentago y tatan familia ya ilegñija nu güiya: Señot, ada ti mauleg na semiya tinanommo gui fangualuanmo? Jafa mina guaja taelaye na chaguan?

28 Ylegña nu sija: Un enemigo fumatinas este. Ya y tentagoña ilegñija nu güiya: Malagojao ya infanjanao ya inchile?

29 Ylegña: Munga, sa no sea yaguin inchile y taelaye na chaguan, innabineog locue y trigo.

30 Polo ya ufandaña mandoco sija na dos asta y quineco; an mato y tiempon quineco, bae jualog ni para ufanmangoco: Chile finena y taelaye na chaguan, ya inguede famanojo para umasonggue; ya y trigo polo gui jalom y camalinjo.

31 Otro acomparasion sinangane sija ilegña: Y raenon langet parejoja yan y pepitas y mostasa, ni jachule un taotao ya jatanme gui fangualuanña.

32 Magajet na güiya mas diquique gui todo y semiya sija; lao anae esta mandoco, güiya mas dangculo gui manmagogulae, ya mamatrongconjayo, ya manmato sija y pájaron y aire, ya manmamatinas y chenchon gui ramasña.

33 Otro acomparasion sinangane sija ilegña: Y raenon langet, parejoja yan y libadura, ni y un palaoan jachule ya janana gui tres medidan arina, asta qui todo manbolacho.

34 Todo estesija jasangan si Jesus pot acomparasion gui linajyan taotao; ya taya jasangane sija sin acomparasion.

35 Para umacumple y munjayan masangan pot y profeta na ilegña: Jubaba y pachotto pot acomparasion: ya jusangan güinaja sija ni manafanatog desde y plinantan y tano.

36 Ayo nae jadingo y linajyan taotao ya mapos, ya jumalon gui guima; ya manmato guiya güiya y disipuluña sija, ya ilegñija: Naclaruyejam ni y acomparasion y taelaye na chaguan gui fangualuan.

37 Ya manope sija ilegña: Ayo y mananom mauleg na semiya y Lajin taotao yuje.

38 Y fangualuan, y tano; y manmauleg na semiya, y famaguon y raeno, ya y taelaye na chaguan y famaguon y Maligno.

39 Y enemigo, ni y tumanme, y anitegüe; ya y quineco, y jinecog y siglo; ya y para ufanmangone, y angjet sija.

40 Sa taegüenao machule y taelaye na chaguan ya masonggue gui guafe, taegüijija locue y jinecog y siglo.

41 Ya utago y Lajin taotao y angjetña sija; ya urecoje todo ayo sija y fumatitinas y tinempo, yan y fumatitinas y tinaelaye;

42 Ya uyute gui jetnon guafe; ya ayo nae uguaja tumanges, yan chegcheg nifen.

43 Ayo nae y manunas, ufanmanina calang y atdao, gui raenon y Tatanñija. Y gaetalanga para ufanjungog, güiya ujungog.

44 Y raenon langet locue, parejoja yan un senguaguan na güinaja ni y mananana gui un fangualuan, ya un taotao, anae jasoda, janana, ya mapos yan pot y minagofña jabende todo y iyoña ya jafajan ayo na fangualuan.

45 Y raenon langet parejoja locue yan un taotao ni manbebende, na manaliligao bonito na petlas:

46 Ya anae mañoda un petlas na senguaguan, mapos ya jabende todo y güinajaña ya jafajan ayo.

47 Y raenon langet parejoja locue, yan un lagua ni y mayute guato gui tase, ya mangone todo clase:

48 Ya anae esta bula, majala guato gui oriyan unae; ya manmatachong, ya majoca y manmauleg ya masajguane gui sajguanñija, ya y manaelaye mayute juyong.

49 Taegüinija locue y jinecog y siglo: ufato y angiet sija ya ujanafanjanao y manaelaye gui entalo y manunas;

50 Ya ujayute gui jetnon guafe; ya ayo nae uguaja güije tumanges, yan chegcheg nifen.

51 Ayo nae si Jesus ilegña nu sija: Intingo todo estesija? Sija ilegñija nu guiya: Junggan.

52 Ya güiya ilegña nu sija: Pot este todo escriba ni mafatinas disipulo gui raenon langet, parejoja yan y tatan un familia, ni y jachuchule gui güinajaña bijo sija, yan nuebo sija.

53 Ya anae janafonjayan si Jesus todo este sija na acomparasion, mapos güije.

54 Ya anae mato gui tanoña, mamanagüe gui guimayuusñija, ya sija ninafanmanman, ya ilegñija: Guine mano nae jumuyong este na tiningoña, ya este sija mandangculo na ninasiña?

55 Ada ti güiya este y lajin y catpintero? Ada si nanaña ti mafanaan si Maria? yan y mañeluña, ti sija si Santiago, si José, si Simon, yan si Judas?

56 Ya ada ti manjijita yan y mañeluña palaoan? Guine mano nae uguaja este na taotao todo estesija? Ya guaja guiya güiya disgusto.

57 Lao si Jesus ilegña nu sija: Y profeta taya onraña, gui tanoña yan y guimaña; lao gaeonraña gui otro lugat.

58 Ya ti jafatinas güije megae na mannamanman, sa taya jinengguenñija.

   

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Apocalypse Revealed # 757

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757. "A prison for every foul spirit, and a prison for every unclean and loathsome bird!" This symbolically means that the evils willed and so done by the people in those hells, and the falsities entertained in thought and in consequent intention, are diabolical, because the people have turned away from the Lord to themselves.

A prison symbolizes a hell, because these Roman Catholics were imprisoned there. A spirit symbolizes everything pertaining to their affection or will and of the consequent action, and a bird symbolizes everything pertaining to the thought or intellect and consequent intention. A foul spirit and an unclean bird accordingly symbolize all the evils willed and so done, and all the falsities entertained in thought and consequent intention. Moreover, since the evils and falsities entertained by these people are found in the hells, therefore the symbolical meaning is that their evils and falsities are diabolical. In addition, because these people have turned away from the Lord to themselves, every unclean bird is also called loathsome.

Similar symbolism is used to describe Babylon in the Prophets, as in Isaiah:

Babylon... will be as when God overthrew Sodom and Gomorrah. It will never be inhabited..., so that Arabs will not tarry there... But ziyyim 1 will lie there, their houses will be full of 'ochim, 2 the offspring of owls will dwell there, and satyrs will caper there. 'Iyyim 3 also will reply in its palaces, and dragons in its pleasant palaces. (Isaiah 13:19-22)

I will... cut off from Babylon the name and remnant... I will make it a possession of the bittern... (Isaiah 14:22-23)

And in Jeremiah:

...in Babylon shall dwell ziyyim 1 and 'iyyim 3 and the offspring of owls... As when God overthrew Sodom and Gomorrah and their neighbors..., no son of man shall dwell in it. (Jeremiah 50:39-40)

It is apparent from this that a prison for every foul spirit, and a prison for every unclean and loathsome bird, means symbolically that the evils willed and so done by the people in those hells, and the falsities entertained in thought and consequent intention, are diabolical, because the people have turned away from the Lord to themselves.

[2] It is apparent from the Word that birds symbolize such things as have to do with the intellect and thought and consequent intention, and this in both senses, bad and good. They are found in a bad sense in the following passages there:

In the middle of the week He shall bring an end to sacrifice... (At length) on the bird of abominations shall be desolation. Even until the consummation... there shall rain down devastation. (Daniel 9:27)

The pelican and the bittern shall possess (the land). The screech owl and the raven shall dwell in it. (Isaiah 34:11)

Nothing else than hellish falsities are symbolized by 'ochim, 2 ziyyim, 1 the offspring of owls, and dragons in the passages cited above, as also by the birds that came down on the carcasses which Abram drove away (Genesis 15:11), by the birds which were given human corpses for food (Jeremiah 7:33; 15:3; 16:4; 19:7; 34:20; Ezekiel 29:5; Psalms 79:1-2).

[3] Birds are found in a good sense in the following passages:

Creeping thing and bird... shall praise the name of Jehovah. (Psalms 148:10, 13)

In that day I will make a covenant for them... with the birds of the sky, and the creeping things of the ground. (Hosea 2:18)

...ask the beasts, and they will teach you, and the birds of the sky, and they will tell you... Who among all these does not know that the hand of Jehovah does this? (Job 12:7-9)

I looked, when behold, there was no man; all the birds of the sky had flown away. (Jeremiah 4:24-26)

Both the birds of the sky and the beasts have fled away..., (because) I will make Jerusalem a heap of ruins, a den of dragons. (Jeremiah 9:10-11)

There is no truth, no mercy, no knowledge of God... Therefore the land will mourn... as regards the beasts of the field and the birds of the sky. (Hosea 4:1, 3)

I am God... calling a bird from the east, a man of My counsel from a far country. (Isaiah 46:9, 11)

Assyria, a cedar in Lebanon... In its branches all the birds of the sky made their nests..., and in its shade all great nations dwelled. (Ezekiel 31:3, 6)

[4] Similar statements to that made of Assyria as a cedar here are found elsewhere, as in Ezekiel 17:23, Daniel 4:10-14, 20-21, Mark 4:32, Luke 13:19.

Speak to every sort of bird and to every beast of the field: ."..come... to... a great sacrifice upon the mountains of Israel...." (Thus) I will set My glory among the nations. (Ezekiel 39:17, 21, cf. Revelation 19:17)

And so on regarding birds elsewhere, as in Isaiah 18:1, 6; Ezekiel 38:20; Hosea 9:11; 11:10-11.

That birds symbolize such things as have to do with the intellect and its consequent thought and intention is clearly apparent from birds in the spiritual world. There, too, one sees birds of every kind and every species - in heaven very beautiful ones, birds of paradise, turtle doves, and doves - in hell dragons, screech owls, eagle owls, and others of that kind - all of which are objective representations of thoughts springing from good affections in heaven, and of thoughts springing from evil affections in hell.

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1. A Hebrew word (צִיִּים), appearing six times in the Old Testament (Psalms 72:9; 74:14). It seems to refer to desert dwellers, and in contexts suggesting animals, to desert creatures, but the actual identity is unknown. It may not be a precise term.

2. Another Hebrew word (אֹחִים), appearing only once in the Old Testament (Isaiah 13:21:4 identifies them as birds of the night.

3. Another Hebrew word (אִיִּים), appearing only three times in the Old Testament (Isaiah 13:22; 34:14

  
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Many thanks to the General Church of the New Jerusalem, and to Rev. N.B. Rogers, translator, for the permission to use this translation.