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Matthew 16

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1 KIWCI Pe'nisiuk ipi Se'cwsiuk okipie'naskawawan e'wi kwcItupe'nmawat e'natowawat e'wiwaptukowat mataonInkie'wun shpumuk shi.

2 WincI okinkwe'twan, ipi otI Okinan, E'nmupkoniak, otI kitukitom kumnokishkIt, osam mskwankot.

3 IcI kukishie'p, kumiashkishkIt e'kishkiwuk osam, e'mskwankok, ipi wunsiwun. O e'nmue'kasie'k, knIstonanawa e'nankok kishuk; conukwnI ktansItwunsinawa mataonInkie'wun, notI e'kishkiwuk.

4 KotI me'iashuwe'psucIk, ipi waonIshkaiuk iaianke' pmatsIt onItwaptanawa e'wiwaptumwat mataototmowIn; cocI mataototmowIn kuminasik, mtIno omataototmowIn o nakanacimot Cone's; icI e'kinkInat e'kinmamacit.

5 IcI pic ni ke'knomowacIn e'kipianIt ashwIiukwan okiwne'ntanawa pkwe'shkIn e'witapnumwat.

6 Cisus cI otI okinan; ikwamsuk kawaptumwuk otopce'skInmawa, ki Pe'nisiuk ipi Se'cwsiuk.

7 WinwacI kiknontik otI cI, kikItwuk; iwsI ie'i e'kipwamacitoikon pkwe'shIn.

8 Pic Cisus kakuke'ntuk, otI okinan, O pke'ci te'pwe'ie'ntume'k, We'kwonicI we'cknonte'ie'k kinwa osam e'kipwapie'toie'k pkwe'shkIn.

9 ConI knIstotsinawa, conukI kmikwe'ntusinawa, ni nianIn pkwe'shkInIn e'kite'psak ki nianIn tsuk mtatswak; ipi tso kokpInaknIn, kaotapne'me'k?

10 Conuke' ni nouk pkwe'shkInIn kate'ponkwa nie'wuk tsuk mtataswak ipi tso kokpInaknIn, kaotapne'me'k?

11 TInicI e'shpwansItme'k, i e'kikItian cowi i pkwe'shkIn nkiwcukItsi e'wikawaptme'k iw otopce'skInmawa ki Pe'nisiuk ipi Se'cwsiuk.

12 IcI e'kinsItawawat e'kikowat e'wip wakawaptumwat we'pce'tnuk pkwe'shkIn icie'k otIshkie'kwe'onawa ki Pe'nisiuk; ipi Se'cwsiuk,

13 Pic cI Cisus kapiat, e'pie'kokumukianuk Sise'ne', Pinipiuk, okinatawan ni ke'knomowacIm otI cI, okinan, We'nicI Nin e'kitowat nInwuk We'kwIsmukot NInwun.

14 OtI cI okinawan; anIt ktukok Can su o ke'ctapie'nwe't; anIt Inaie's ipi anIt CInimIie's tanake' nkot e'iI nakanacimocuk.

15 OtI cI okinan, We'nicI kinwa e'shnukanie'k?

16 IcI Sayman Pitu okinkwe'twon otI cI okinan, Kinsu Knayst, We'kwIsmukwiIn kake' pmatsIt Kshe'mIne'to.

17 IcI Cisus okinkwe'twan otI cI okinan, Shuwe'ntakwsI Sayman we'kwIsmuk Cone's: cosI i wias, ipi imskwI kiwaptu‘kosim, mtIno Nos shpumuk, e'iIt kishkok.

18 OtI ke' ke'iapI ktInIn; Kinsu Pitu wiIn ipi otI kwucsInik nkaoshIton Te'pwe'ie'tukuk, icI i e'shkwate'mkate'k namkumuk cotakwushkakwsinawa.

19 KuminIncI ni kitapkukinIn shi okumauwunuk, shkwumuk kishkok, We'kwe'ntukcI ke'tkoptonIn shotI kik, ipukI kItkoptI shpumuk, ipi we'kwe'ntuk ke'ke'apskonmInIn, shotI kik ke'iapskonkatI, ipI shpumuk.

20 IcI oki iakwamancI ni ke'knomowacIn e'wipwawitmowanIt, nInwun, win e'nIt Cisus Knayst.

21 IcI pic Cisus e'we'pknomowat, ni ke'knomowacIn e'wishiat Cinose'ne'muk; ipi washu, mce'shke'ko kwtukukot, ni ke'ctaosIncIn ipi kcI me'matmocuk, ipi we'npie'ke'ncIn, ipi e'winsIckasot, icI minI e'wipsukwit nsokishkItnuk.

22 IcI Pitu, kiw tapnan, icI e'we'piaiaishumat otI cI, otInan, Ke'kone'ntukIn Te'pe'nmin; cowi otI kitotakosi.

23 IcI kikwe'knoi, otI cI okinan ni PituiIn, Shian npukwnak me'ctotwin kinknIshkI‘; cosu kupupame'ntusinIn te'pe'ntukIn Kshe'mInto, mtIno ni te'pe'ntumwat, nInwuk.

24 IcI Cisus e'kinat, ke'knomowacIn kishpIn wIiI nInI wipie' pmnashkawut nocma win ke'iakwne'tatso ipi okaotapnan wIiashte'iatkomIn, ipi nkupme'nashkak.

25 We'kwe'ntuk ke'ke'skwe'ntuk opmatsiwun okInkIton; we'kwe'ntuk ke' nin ke'ocI nkItot opumat suwun okumkan.

26 We'kwnicI ke'napcItopI nInI kishpIn tpe'ntuk caye'k ukI; icI nukuat ocikwamIn? Tanake', We'pe'ntuk ke'mikwe'pI nInI e'wiashtonat ocipamIn?

27 We'kwIsmukot NInwun kupie'wak, okIcne'ntakwsowounuk ni OsIn, ipi okupie'wice'owan, ni omIshInwe'mIn; icI pic win ke'cIminat, e'tshe'nIt nInwun, kashI mikce'winIt.

28 We'we'nI ktInum shotI anIt knipwik ke'pwawapitumwat npowIn, pama wapmawat WakwIsmukot NInwun pie'iInIt otokuma uwunuk.

   

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True Christian Religion # 375

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375. (ii) Charity and faith are merely unstable mental concepts unless, when possible, they are realised in deeds and come into existence together in them.

Does not man possess a head and a body, which are linked by a neck? Does not the head contain a mind which wills and thinks, and the body a potentiality which performs and executes actions? So if a person merely had a good will, or thought from charity without doing good and performing useful deeds as a result of charity, would he not be like an isolated head or mind, which lacking a body could not continue in existence alone? Who from this can fail to see that charity and faith are not charity and faith, so long as they are only in the head and mind, and not in the body? Then they are like birds flying through the air without anywhere to rest upon the ground; and also like birds carrying eggs without nests to lay them in, so that their eggs would be discharged into the air or on a branch of a tree, and so would fall to the ground and be broken.

[2] There is nothing in the mind which does not have a corresponding part in the body, and this corresponding part can be called the embodiment of what is in the mind. Charity and faith therefore, so long as they are in the mind, have no embodiment in the person, and they can then be likened to an airy phantom, what is called a ghost, much as Fame was depicted by the ancients with a laurel wreath around her head and a horn of plenty in her hand. Since they are such ghosts, though still able to think, they cannot help being excited by fantastic ideas, a result also produced by reasoning from various sophistries; very much as reeds in marshes are shaken by the wind, while on the bottom below them lie shells and on the surface frogs croak. Can anyone fail to see that such are the results of merely knowing some things from the Word about charity and faith without practising them? The Lord also says:

Everyone who hears my words and acts upon them, I will compare to a prudent man, who built his house upon a rock; but everyone who hears my words and does not act upon them will be compared to a foolish man, who built his house upon sand or on ground without a foundation, Matthew 7:24, 26; Luke 6:47-49.

Charity and faith together with their invented ideas, when a person does not put them into practice, can also be compared with butterflies on the wing, which a sparrow on seeing swoops on and swallows. The Lord also says:

A sower went out to sow; and some seeds fell on the hard path, and the birds came and ate them up, Matthew 13:3-4.

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

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Revelation 20:12-13

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12 I saw the dead, the great and the small, standing before the throne, and they opened books. Another book was opened, which is the book of life. The dead were judged out of the things which were written in the books, according to their works.

13 The sea gave up the dead who were in it. Death and Hades gave up the dead who were in them. They were judged, each one according to his works.

      

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