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Genesis 13

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1 A di da fəl ig̣mad Abram Maṣar, innəmad teṇeray ən Negab, ənta əd tənṭut-net d a wa ila kul, iddew dər-əs Lot.

2 Abram ikna təgərgist daɣ hərwan d əzrəf d urəɣ.

3 Iṇkar Abram ad itagalat gər Negab d əɣrəm ən Bet-El, har oṣa edag wa daɣ izzəbbat əs tizarat, gər Bet-El d Ay,

4 edag wa daɣ ikras edagg ən təkutay dat a wen. Iɣbad Əməli.

5 Lot a dər-əs iddewan ənta da ila eharay wa ənḍərran əd wa zəwwaran iṃos aɣaywan aggen.

6 A wa əgan hərwan-nasan daɣ igət abas tan-eway akal, wər əfregan aharog.

7 Təggaz-tu tamazaq šin n amel gər maḍanan n Abram əd win Lot. As itagg'a wen Kəl Kanan əd Kəl Fəriz əntanay da əɣsaran daɣ akal wen.

8 Iṇṇ'Abram i Lot: «Ma tu təmal tamazaq gar-i dər-ək wala gər maḍanan-in əd win-nak fəlas iməḍrayan a nəṃos.

9 Akal ket-net illa dat-ək. Mazzay dər-i: As ṭətrama nak ad-ak adannaga as tədənnaga nak ad-ak əṭrəma.

10 Idkal Lot aṣawad-net inay as aṃadal kul n agarew wa n Yorden ket-net išwa, šilan aljannat, madeɣ aɣlal n agarew wa n Ənnil, har əɣrəm ən Tsohar, harwa wər ihlek Əməli Sədom əd Gamora.

11 Isaṇṇafran Lot i ṃan-net tatawla kul wa n Yorden, iggəlat iddənnag. Esaway wa da as əmməzzayan məḍrayan.

12 Abram iɣsar daɣ akal wa n Kanan.Mišan Lot ənta iɣsar daɣ ɣələyɣəlayan ən ɣərman ən tatawla ən Yorden. Ikras ihəktan-net har Sodom.

13 Kəl Sədom əṃosan ark-aytedan əknanen tišit ən nasbakkadan dat udəm n Əməli.

14 Iṇṇa Əməli y Abram, dəffər as immizzay əd Lot: «Ədkəl aṣawad-nak əṣwəd daɣ ṭamasna d agala əd dənnəg d aṭaram,

15 fəlas akal kul wa togge da ad-ak-k-akfa kay d əzzurriya-nnak har faw.

16 Ad-agaɣ əzzurriya-nnak šilat ən təblalen n aṃadal as kundaba awedan wa ifragan a tanat iššiḍən a-tu-z-iššiḍənan.

17 Əbdəd awəy d akal sas agawer-net əd təzzəgrət-net fəlas tehakkay a dak-ku-z-aga.»

18 Iggəlat Abram ikras ihəktan-net daɣ eškan zagrotnen əhanen edag wa daɣ iɣsar Mamre dagma n əɣrəm wa n Xebron. Iɣsar den da. Ikras edagg ən təkutay y Əməli.

   

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Arcana Coelestia # 1610

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1610. That 'I will make your seed as the dust of the earth' means being multiplied beyond measure is clear without explanation. Here it is said that his seed would be made as 'the dust of the earth', in other parts of the Word as 'the dust of the sea', and in yet other parts as 'the stars of heaven'. Each of these phrases has its own particular meaning. 'Dust of the earth' has regard to those things that are celestial, for, as shown already, 'the earth' means the celestial aspect of love; 'dust of the sea' has regard to those things that are spiritual, for 'the sea', as has also been shown, means the spiritual aspect of love; while 'as the stars of heaven' means both but in a higher degree. And because these things cannot be numbered they therefore became common expressions to describe growth and multiplication beyond measure.

[2] The statement that his seed, that is, the faith that is the expression of love, or simply love, was to be multiplied beyond measure means in the highest sense the Lord, and in particular His Human Essence, for the Lord as regards the Human Essence is called 'the seed of the woman', dealt with in 256. When the Lord's Human Essence is meant, the infinite celestial and spiritual is understood by the words 'multiplied beyond measure'; but when faith that is the expression of charity, or simply charity, among the human race is meant by 'the seed', the multiplication without measure of that seed in everyone who leads a charitable life is understood. Such multiplication takes place in the next life with everyone who leads a charitable life. With him the multiplication of charity and of the faith deriving from it, together with their associated happiness, is so great that one can only describe it as being beyond measure and defying description. When the human race is meant by 'the seed', the multiplication of this in the Lord's kingdom is also beyond measure - not only from those who are inside the Church, and their children, but also from those who are outside the Church, and their children. Consequently the Lord's kingdom or heaven is boundless. That boundlessness will in the Lord's Divine mercy be spoken of elsewhere.

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