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Matthew 16

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1 Ifariziyen d isaduqiyen qeṛṛben ɣer Sidna Ɛisa, ssutren-as lbeṛhan iwakken a t-jeṛben.

2 Sidna Ɛisa yerra-yasen : M'ara yeɣli yiṭij, twalam igenni d azeggaɣ, teqqaṛem ad yelhu lḥal.

3 Akken daɣen taṣebḥit, teqqaṛem a d-iwwet ugeffur ( lehwa ) axaṭer yella usigna. AAmek ! Tesnem aț-țfehmem lḥala n igenni, ur tezmirem ara aț-țfehmem licaṛat yeɛnan lweqt-agi !

4 Lǧil am agi ijehlen ixedɛen Ṛebbi, yessutur lbeṛhan ! Meɛna ur as-d-ițțunefkay ara lbeṛhan nniḍen anagar win n nnbi Yunes ! DDɣa iṛuḥ, yeǧǧa-ten.

5 Mi zegren agummaḍ i lebḥeṛ, inelmaden-is țțun ur wwin ara yid-sen aɣṛum.

6 Dɣa Sidna Ɛisa yenna-yasen : Ḥadret iman-nwen seg iɣes n temtunt n ifariziyen d isaduqiyen !

7 Inelmaden xemmemen deg yiman-nsen, nnan : Ahat imi ur d-newwi ara yid-nneɣ aɣṛum i ɣ-d-yenna akka !

8 Sidna Ɛisa iẓra ɣef wacu i țxemmimen yenna-yasen : A wid i gxuṣṣen di liman ! Tɣilem imi ur d-tewwim ara aɣṛum i wen-d-nniɣ akka ?

9 Mazal ur tefhimem ara ? Eɛni tețțum yakan xemsa teḥbulin-nni n weɣṛum i bḍiɣ i xemsa alaf n yergazen ? D wacḥal n tqecwalin i d-yegran ?

10 Ur tecfim ara daɣen ɣef sebɛa teḥbulin-nni n weɣṛum i bḍiɣ i ṛebɛa alaf n yemdanen, d wacḥal n tqecwalin i d-yegran ?

11 Amek akka ur tefhimem ara belli mačči ɣef weɣṛum i wen-d-țmeslayeɣ ? ḤḤadret iman-nwen seg iɣes n temtunt n ifariziyen d isaduqiyen !

12 Imiren inelmaden-is fehmen belli mačči ɣef yiɣes n temtunt i sen-d-immeslay, lameɛna ad ḥadren iman-nsen ɣef wuselmed n ifariziyen d isaduqiyen.

13 Mi gewweḍ Sidna Ɛisa ɣer tmurt n Qiṣarya n Filibus, isteqsa inelmaden is, yenna-yasen : D acu i-d-qqaṛen medden ɣef Mmi-s n bunadem ?

14 Rran-as : Kra qqaṛen d Yeḥya aɣeṭṭas, wiyaḍ qqaṛen d nnbi Ilyas, wiyaḍ daɣen d nnbi Irmiya neɣ d yiwen ger lenbiya.

15 I kunwi, d acu-yi ɣuṛ-wen ?

16 Buṭrus yerra-yas : Kečč d Lmasiḥ, Mmi-s n Sidi Ṛebbi yeddren !

17 Yenṭeq ɣuṛ-es yenna-yas : Amarezg-ik, a Buṭrus a mmi-s n Yunes, axaṭer mačči s tmusni-inek i tfehmeḍ ayagi, meɛna d Baba Ṛebbi yellan deg igenwan i k-t-id-isbegnen.

18 Ihi nekk a k-iniɣ : kečč a Buṭrus d azṛu, yerna ɣef wezṛu-agi ara bnuɣ tajmaɛt-iw, ula ț-ținezmarin n lmut ur țțaṭṭafent ara zdat-es !

19 Ad a k-fkeɣ tisura n tgelda n igenwan, ayen ara teqneḍ neɣ ayen iwumi ara tserrḥeḍ di ddunit, ad yețwaqbel deg igenwan.

20 Imiren yumeṛ i yinelmaden-is ur qqaṛen ula i yiwen belli d nețța i d Lmasiḥ.

21 Seg imiren, Sidna Ɛisa yebda issefham i inelmaden-is belli ilaq ad yali ɣer temdint n Lquds, anda ara yenneɛtab aṭas ger ifassen n lmuqedmin akk-d lɛulama n ccariɛa ad ḥekmen fell-as s lmut, ass wis tlata a d-iḥyu si ger lmegtin.

22 Buṭrus ijbed-it weḥd-es, yenna yas : A k-imneɛ Ṛebbi a Sidi, a wer d-yedṛu wayagi yid-ek !

23 Sidna Ɛisa idewweṛ ɣuṛ-es, yenna-yas : Beɛɛed akkin fell-i a Cciṭan ! Tebɣiḍ aț-țiliḍ d ugur deg webrid-iw ! Ixemmimen-ik ur d-kkan ara s ɣuṛ Ṛebbi, lameɛna d ixemmimen n yemdanen.

24 Imiren Sidna Ɛisa yenna i inelmaden-is : Kra win yebɣan ad iddu yid-i, ilaq-as ur yețḥebbiṛ ara ɣef yiman-is, ad iqbel ad inɛețțab ɣef ddemma n yisem-iw, a yi-d-itbeɛ.

25 Kra win yebɣan ad isellek taṛwiḥt-is, a s-tṛuḥ ; ma d win iseblen taṛwiḥt-is ɣef ddemma-w ad yuɣal a ț-yaf.

26 D acu n lfayda ara yesɛu wemdan di rrbeḥ n ddunit meṛṛa, ma yella yesṛuḥ taṛwiḥt-is ? Neɣ d acu i gezmer a t-yefk wemdan iwakken a d-ifdu taṛwiḥt-is ?

27 Axaṭer Mmi-s n bunadem a d-yas nețța d lmalayekkat-is di lɛaḍima n Baba-s, ad yefk i yal yiwen ayen yuklal, yal yiwen ɣef leḥsab n lefɛayel-is.

28 A wen-iniɣ tideț : llan kra seg wid yellan dagi, ur țmețțaten ara alamma ẓran Mmi-s n bunadem yusa-d am ugellid.

   

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8939. 'I will come to you and bless you' means God's presence at that time, and influx. This is clear from the meaning of 'coming to someone', when said by Jehovah, as presence, as also in 5934, 6063, 6089; and from the meaning of 'blessing', when said by Jehovah, as being endowed with faith and charity, dealt with in 2846, 3406, 4981, 6091, 6099, 8674, thus also as flowing in since faith and charity flow in from the Lord with a person. These are the blessing in the internal sense, for they are what make a person blessed and happy eternally. While living in the world a person calls those things a blessing which make him blessed and happy temporally, that is, wealth and important positions. Temporal blessings however are not what are meant in the internal sense of the Word but eternal ones, in comparison with which the temporal are nothing at all. For there is no ratio between what is temporal and what is eternal; there is no ratio even between several thousands or several millions of years and what is eternal, since those years have an end whereas what is eternal has no end. Therefore what is eternal Is; for that which exists without end Is, since it has its Being from God, who is Infinite - the Infinite in relation to time being He who is Eternal. But the temporal by comparison Is not, because when it has reached its end it exists no longer. From this it is also evident that 'a blessing' in the spiritual sense is that which has Being from God within it, thus is those things which constitute eternal life, consequently things which are aspects of charity and faith.

[2] The truth that worldly blessing is nothing in comparison with heavenly blessing, which is eternal, is taught in the following way by the Lord in Matthew,

What does it profit a person if he gains the whole world but suffers the loss of his soul? Matthew 16:26.

But the person immersed in worldly and earthly interests does not understand this saying; for worldly and earthly interests have a stifling effect, and cause him not to believe even in the existence of eternal life.

[3] But I can positively declare that as soon as a person dies he is in the next life, living as a spirit among spirits, and that then he seems to himself and to all others there to be altogether like a person in the world, endowed with all the senses, internal and external, 1881. I can say too that therefore death of the body is merely a laying aside of such things as had enabled the person to serve and function in the world, and in addition that death itself is a continuation of life, though in another world which is not visible to the eyes of the earthly body but is visible there in light a thousand times brighter than midday light in the world. Since all this is known to me from actual experience which I have had over so many years and continue to have, I declare it positively. I have spoken to almost all those with whom I was acquainted in the world and who have died, to some two or three days after their decease; and I speak to them still. The majority of them have been extremely displeased that they had had no belief at all in the continuation of life after death. I have talked to those people not just for a day but over months and years. I have also been allowed to witness their succeeding or progressive states of life taking them either to hell or to heaven. Consequently let anyone who wishes to be happy for evermore know and believe that he is going to be alive after death; let him think about it and remember it, for it is the truth. Let him also know and believe that the Word is the one and only teacher of how a person should live in the world in order to be happy for evermore.

  
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Thanks to the Swedenborg Society for the permission to use this translation.