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1 Ənta da əzzurriya ən bararan ən Nux: Šem, Xam əd Yafet. Əntanay erawan-du bararan dəffər əlwabil.

2 Bararan win Yafet əṃosan: Gomer, Magog, Maday, Yafan, Tubal, Mešek, əd Tiras.

3 Bararan win Gomer əṃosan: Aškənaz, Rifat, əd Togarma.

4 Bararan win Yafan əṃosan: Eliša, Taršiš, Kəl Kit, əd Kəl Dodan.

5 Əntanay ad d-əg̣madan aytedan win əɣassarnen gərwətlan əd ṭamawen ən gərwan wizawaznen daɣ kallan-nasan s awalan-nasan əd ɣawnatan-nasan əd tawšeten-nasan.

6 Bararan win Xam əṃosan: Kuš, Maṣar, Fut əd Kanan.

7 Bararan win Kuš əṃosan: Səba, Xawila, Sabta, Rama əd Sabtəka. Bararan win Rama əṃosan: Šəba əd Dədan.

8 Kuš eraw Nimrod ənta da. Ənta azzaran əs tišit n aməqqerəd fəl aṃadal.

9 Iṃos ənagmar iknan təla ən tanɣaw, a di da a fəl itawaṇṇu: šilat ən Nimrod, ənagmar iknan təla ən tanɣaw.

10 Iɣərman win daɣ issəṇta taɣmar-net əṃosan: Babel, Erek, Akkad, Kalne, daɣ aṃadal ən Šinar. Akal wen ig̣mad-tu əs wa n Aššur, ikras aɣrəm wa n Ninif əd wa n Rəxohot-Ir əd wa n Kalax əd wa n Resen gər Ninif əd Kalax, a əṃosnen aɣrəm iyyanda iknan təzzəwwərt. Maṣar eraw Kəl Lud əd Kəl Anam əd Kəl Ləhab əd Kəl Nəftux əd Kəl Fatrus əd Kəl Kaslux (win d əg̣madan Kəl Fəlist) əd Kəl Kaftor.

15 Kanan eraw Sidon aɣafadday-nnet, ilkam-as Xet.

16 Eraw tolas Kəl Yəbus, Kəl Emor,

17 Kəl Girgeš, Kəl Xiwi, Kəl Arki, Kəl Sini,

18 Kəl Arwad, Kəl Tsəmar əd Kəl Xamat. Dəffər a wen wazawaznat tawšeten šin əganen daɣ əzzurriya ən Kanan,

19 təzzar əbazan kallan-nasnat ɣur Sidon har Gaza daɣ anamod wa n Gərar, amaran daɣ anamod wa n Sədom əd Gamora d Adma əd Tsəboyim har Laša.

20 Əntanay da da bararan win Xam əzunnen əs tawšeten-nasan d awalan-nasan daɣ kallan-nasan əd ɣərfan-nasan.

21 Šem, amaḍray ən Yafet, əmaraw n Eber d əzzurriya-nnet, eraw-du bararan ənta da.

22 Bararan win Šem əṃosan: Elam, Aššur, Arfakšad, Lud d Aram.

23 Bararan win Aram əṃosan: Uz, Xul, Geter əd Maš.

24 Arfakšad eraw Šalax, amaran Šalax eraw Eber.

25 Eber eraw əššin bararan: iyyan eṣəm-net Feleg fəlas daɣ azzaman-net ənta ad izun aṃadal, wahaḍan Yoqtan.

26 Yoqtan eraw Almodad, Šelef, Xatsarmawet, Yarax,

27 Hadoram, Uzal, Dikla,

28 Obal, Abimal, Šəba,

29 Ofir, Xawila əd Yobab. Ket-nasan maddanəs ən Yoqtan.

30 Akal wa daɣ əɣsaran obaz-du ɣur Meša daɣ anamod wa n Səfara idɣaɣan win dənnəg.

31 Əntanay da da bararan win Šem əzunnen əs tawšeten-nasan d awalan-nasan daɣ kallan-nasan əd ɣərfan-nasan.

32 Əntanatay da da tawšeten šin əganen daɣ maddanəs ən Nux əzunnen s əzzurriyatan-nasan əd ɣərfan-nasan. Əntanay ələsəl ən ɣərfan win wazawaznen daɣ əddənet dəffər əlwabil.

   

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1232. That by “Aram,” or Syria, are signified the knowledges of good, follows; and is seen also from the Word, as in Ezekiel:

Aram was thy trader, in the multitude of thy works; in chrysoprase, crimson, and broidered work, and fine linen, and coral, and carbuncle; they gave them in thy tradings (Ezekiel 27:16),

where Tyre is treated of, or the possession of knowledges; and “works, chrysoprase, crimson, broidered work, fine linen, coral, and carbuncle,” here signify nothing else than the knowledges of good.

In Hosea:

Jacob fled into the field of Aram, and Israel served for a wife, and for a wife he kept guard; and by a prophet Jehovah brought Israel up out of Egypt, and by a prophet was he kept. Ephraim hath provoked to anger with bitternesses (Hosea 12:12-14).

“Jacob” here denotes the external church, and “Israel,” the internal spiritual church; “Aram,” the knowledges of good; “Egypt,” memory-knowledge that perverts; “Ephraim,” intelligence perverted. What these signify in series cannot be seen from the literal sense, but only from the internal sense, where names signify actual things of the church, as has been said.

In Isaiah:

Behold Damascus is rejected from being a city, and is become a ruinous heap. The fortress also shall cease from Ephraim, and the kingdom from Damascus, and the remnant of Aram shall be as the glory of the sons of Israel (Isaiah 17:1, 3).

“The remnant of Aram” here denotes the knowledges of good, which are called “the glory of Israel.” “Aram,” or Syria, in the opposite sense, denotes the knowledges of good perverted; for it is a usual thing in the Word that the expressions are used in both senses (Isaiah 7:4-6; 9:11-12; Deuteronomy 26:5).

  
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