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Exodus 2

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1 Inkar aləs n iyyan daɣ Kəl Lebi izlaf du tantut təmosat ənta da wələt Lebi.

2 Əllan əddi har d ihu barar-nasan iyyan, tənay tu ṃas wər ila malad, təɣbar tu har iga karadat təlil.

3 As tənay as ab-as təfrag aɣabar-net, tətkal du azmam igan daɣ əzzənəf ən telant iyyat, təɣrad tu adabaɣ s əzzənəfan əššin ən kolta iyyan, amaran təga daɣ-as barar, təsəls-ay. Təzzar təssənsa azmam wen daɣ ammas ən telant iyyat du tədaggalat fəl fayyan n agarew wa n Ənnil.

4 Təbakammat təməqqart ən barar daɣ ihəz n adag wen y ad təssən a wa z-agin.

5 Arat n amazay dəffər a wen təzagaday d-elles ən Firɣawna s agarew wa n Ənnil, tara əširəd. Saɣlaynat tənalkimen-net əllilnat efay n agarew. Togga azmam iha ammas n annabat wen, təzzar təssətkal t-idu i təklit-net.

6 Tolam azmam tənay daɣ as barar. Zaɣnin a wen arat n ajanɣay ihallin. Təggaz-tat tahanint-net tənna : «A wa barar ən Kəl-Ɣibri!»

7 Den daɣ a tat du təhoz təməqqart ən barar tənn-as : «Əngəm a dam d aɣra iyyat daɣ tədoden šin Ɣibri a dam təsankas barar a?»

8 Tənn-as elles ən Firɣawna : «Awalla, aglu!» Təzzar təgla tabarart təɣra-du anna ən barar iman-net.

9 Tənn-alles ən Firɣawna i təntut ten : «Awəy barar wa a di tu təsankasa, a kam hakka tefert nam.» Teway təntut barar, a tu təsankas.

10 As idwal barar wen teway tu y elles ən Firɣawna. Təg-ay təntut ten barar-net, təzzar təg-as esəm Musa fəlas tənna aman daq q-idu təkkas.

11 As d-ewad Musa iggədaz-in Kəl-Ɣibri (esəm iyyan ən Kəl-Israyil) əmosnen imədrayan-net daɣ tawšet. Inay alɣazab wa taggin. Ogaz in iyyan daɣ Kəl Masar izba iyyan daɣ Kəl Ɣibri-əs təwit.

12 Iwaraɣwaraɣ fəl aganna ketnet wər ihənnəy awedan, təzzar inɣa aw Masar wen, imbal-tu daɣ əzazəl.

13 As affaw iqqal in ogaz in əššin Kəl-Ɣibri əknasan gar essan. Inna i wa wər nəla tidət : «Mafel as təggata əmidi nak?»

14 Inn-as aləs wen : «Ma kay igan əmənokal-nana? Əngəm a tareɣ a di-taga tenaɣay ta təge y aw Masar?» Den daɣ ad təggaz tasa Musa, inna daɣ a di batu ten təqqal arat iwizawazan.

15 Isla Firɣawna batu ten igmay əd tanaɣay ən Musa. Mišan ifal daw-əs Musa iddəggag ikk-akal ən Midyan. Ewad in, iqqim dagma n anu iyyan.

16 Aləs imosan əməggi ən təkutawen daɣ akal ən Midyan ila-əssayat təbararen. Əwarnat d-anu. Əjojalnat y aharay n abba-nasnat.

17 Osan du madanan wiyyad əstaɣan-tanat. Təzzar inkar du Musa ogaz-tanat iššəšwa asnat eharay-nasnat.

18 As din osanat abba-nasnat Rawəl, inn-asnat : «Ma dakmat d-igan-əsətrəb ogdan d awa azal a?»

19 Ənnanat-as : «Aləs iyyan ən Masar dana ogazan daɣ madanan, ijjojal-ana har nəktar.»

20 Inn-asnat : «Ma iga za aləs wen? Mafel as t-in tətayyimat? Aglimat aɣrimat t-idu a dər na idrəw imensewan.»

21 Irda Musa s amel ɣur aləs wen. Ikf-ay tabarart-net təgat esəm Ziffora, izlaf-tat.

22 Təla barar ig-as Musa esəm Geršom (Amagar den) fəlas inna akal a d-igmad daɣ imos amagar.

23 Təga tamert tagget. Aba Firɣawna wa nad. Təgla tamattay n Israyil təzzirza d əkkəlu, təzzar tewad in təzarzawt-nasan Məššina.

24 Isla Məššina i təzarzawt-nasan, təzzar inna ad ixkəm s arkawal ən tassaq wa inamagga d Ibrahim, d Isahaq, əd Yaqub.

25 Ihannay Məššina Kəl-Israyil, issan fəl taɣara-nasan.

   

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Arcana Coelestia # 6791

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6791. 'And let him eat bread' means being made stronger in good. This is clear from the meaning of 'bread' as the good of love, dealt with in 2165, 2177, 3478, 3735, 3813, 4211, 4217, 4735. The reason why eating bread' is being made stronger in good is that 'eating' is used here to mean a banquet which in the Word is called a feast. Banquets or feasts were held among the ancients within the Church for the sake of joining people together and making them stronger in good, see 3596, 3832, 5161.

  
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Arcana Coelestia # 3832

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3832. 'And made a feast' means the introduction. This is clear from the meaning of 'a feast' as making one's own and being joined to, dealt with in 3596. Here it is the introduction, for this precedes the joining together, and is a pledge and witness to it. The feasts which were held in early times by people among whom meaningful signs and representatives existed meant nothing else than the introduction into the mutual love which is the essence of charity. Wedding feasts meant the introduction into conjugial love, and sacred feasts the introduction into spiritual and celestial love, the reason being that 'feasting' or eating and drinking meant making one's own and becoming joined to, as shown in 3596.

[2] This being the meaning of 'feasts' the Lord also spoke in the same vein,

Many will come from the east and from the west and will recline with Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob in the kingdom of heaven. Matthew 8:11.

And elsewhere He said to the disciples,

That you may eat and drink at My table in My kingdom. Luke 22:30.

And when He instituted the Holy Supper He said,

I tell you that I shall not drink from now on of this fruit of the vine until that day when I drink it new with you in My Father's kingdom. Matthew 26:29.

Anyone may see that 'reclining', 'eating', and 'drinking' in the Lord's kingdom do not mean reclining, eating, and drinking, but the kind of thing that exists in that kingdom; that is to say, these experiences are used to mean making the good of love and the truth of faith one's own, and so to mean that which is called spiritual food and celestial food. The quotations given above also show plainly that there is an internal sense within words spoken by the Lord, and that without an understanding of that sense one cannot know what is meant by reclining with Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, by eating and drinking at the Lord's table in His kingdom, and by drinking of the fruit of the vine with them in the Father's kingdom. Nor indeed can one know what is meant by eating bread and drinking wine in the Holy Supper.

  
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