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Genesis 46

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2 Iššewal Məššina y Israyil daɣ aṇay daɣ eṭəs iṇṇ'as: «Yaqub! Yaqub!» Ikkəwan as: «Nak da»

3 Təzzar iṇṇ'as: «Nak Məššina, məššina n abba nnak. A kay wər təggəz ṭasa n iki ən Masar fəlas den da a kay z'aga tamattay tagget.

4 Nak iṃan in a dər-ək iddəwan əs Masar aṃaran illikan as nak a kay du z'issuɣəlan. As kay z'iba illa ɣur-ək Yusəf.»

5 Ifal Yaqub Ber-Šeba. Əssəwanan bararan n Israyil abba nnasan Yaqub ənta əd bararan nasan əd təḍoden nasan šiṃariwen šin dasan d'issəgla Firɣawna fəl a tan in awəynat. Əwatan ihərwan nasan, ewayan təla nnasan kul ta əkrazan daɣ akal ən Kanan, ikka Yaqub Masar. əs Masar bararan-net, əd hayawan-net, əd təbararen-net əd təhayawen-net. Əzzurriya-net kul as dər-əs iddew.

8 Əntanay da iṣmawan ən maddanəs n Israyil (eṣəm-net wahadan Yaqub ) win oṣanen Masar: Aɣafadday-net eṣəm-net Ruben.

9 Maddanəs ən Ruben əṃosan Xenok, Falu, Xetsron əd Karmi.

10 Maddanəs ən Šimehon əṃosan Yəmul, Yamin, Ohad, Yakin, Isoxas əd Šul eššes ən wələt Kanan.

11 Maddanəs ən Lebi əṃosan Geršon, Kəhat əd Mərari.

12 Maddanəs ən Yuda əṃosan Er, Onan, Šela, Ferets əd Zarax. Mišan Er d Onan aba tan daɣ akal wa n Kanan. Maddanəs ən Ferets əmoṣan Hetsran əd Xamul.

13 Maddanəs n Issakar əṃosan Tola, Fuhax, Yašub əd Šimron.

14 Maddanəs ən Zəbulun əṃosan Sered, Elon əd Yaxlel.

15 Əntanay da da bararan win teraw Leyya əd Yaqub daɣ Faddan-Aram, dəffər adi teraw tabarart-net Dina. Iqqal əket ən bararan-net əd təbararen-net karadat təṃərwen əd karad.

16 Maddanəs ən Gad əmoṣan Isifyon, Xaggi, Šuni, Etsbon, Eri, Arodi, d Areli.

17 Maddanəs n Ašer əṃosan Yimna, Yišfi, Bərya əd Serax tamaḍrayt nasan. Maddanəs ən Bərya əṃosan Xeber əd Malkyel.

18 Əntanay da da bararan ən Zilfa tamaššaɣalt ən Laban ta ikfa ell-es Leyya. Teraw tan du əd Yaqub iṃos əket nasan maraw əd ṣədis.

19 Maddanəs ən Raxil tanṭut ən Yaqub: Yusəf əd Benyamin.

20 Yusəf igraw bararan-net daɣ akal ən Masar Manašše d Efraym, teraw as tan du Asnat ell-es ən Foti-Fera əlfəqqi n əɣrəm wa n On.

21 Maddanəs ən Benyamin əṃosan Bela, Beker, Ašbel, Gera, Naman, Exi, Roš, Muffim, Xuffin d Ard.

22 Əntanay da da bararan ən Raxil win du teraw i Yaqub, iṃos əket nasan ṃaraw d əkkoz.

23 Rures ən Dan iṃos Rušim.

24 Maddanəs ən Naftali əṃosan Yaxtsel, Guni, Yetser əd Šilem.

25 Əntanay da da bararan ən Bilha tamaššaɣalt ən Laban ta ikfa ell-es Raxil. Teraw tan du əd Yaqub imoṣ əket nasan əṣṣa.

26 Əket n aytedan win d əg̣madnen Yaqub oṣan du Masar əddəwan dər-əs as wər əhenat təḍoden ən maddan-əs, iṃos ṣədisat təṃərwen əd ṣədis.

27 Əket wen əwaran t'in əššin bararan ən Yusəf əhunen daɣ Masar. Iqqal əket n aytedan kul ən Yaqub win d'oṣanen Masar əṣṣayat təṃərwen.

28 Izzozar in Yaqub Yuda əs Yusəf fəl a das iməl as əntanay əzayan in Gošen. As d'in oṣan akal ən Gošen,

29 isammatag Yusəf taṃara-net ikka akal wen fəl ad ilkəd y abba-net Israyil. Da da ad t'inay a sər-əs in iggad igabarrat iri-net har iga tamert ihallu fəl əzir-net.

30 Iṇṇa Yaqub i Yusəf: «Əmərədda kud ira ib'i azzama ənayaq qay təddara harwa.»

31 Iṇṇa Yusəf i məqqaran-net d aɣaywan n abba nnet: «Ad agla ad əməla i Firɣawna as iməqqaran in d aɣaywan n abba nin win əhanen akal ən Kanan oṣan'i du,

32 əməlaɣ as as imaḍanan a əṃosan fəlas ihərwan a əlan gər za win maḍrornen wala win zawwarnen ewayan tan du əntanay d a wa əlan kul.

33 As kawan in isassaɣra Firɣawna iṣṣəstan kawan d əššəɣəl nawan, taṇṇim as: «Eklan nak imaḍanan as faw əṃosan tan ɣur təmməḍrəyt nasan har əmərədda, nakkanay əd marwan nana», adi da a fəl za təfrəgam təməɣsurt daɣ aṃadal wa n Gošen fəlas Kəl Masar mušəkat a əgan iṃadanan.»

   

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6032. And he was seen of him. That this signifies perception, is evident from the signification of “to see,” as being to understand and to perceive (see n. 2150, 3764, 4567, 4723, 5400), and also to have faith (n. 2325, 2807, 3863, 3869, 4403, 4421, 5400). In regard to “seeing” as denoting to understand and thence to perceive and also to have faith, be it known that there are two things with man which make his life, namely, Spiritual Light and Spiritual Heat. Spiritual light makes the life of his understanding, and spiritual heat the life of his will. Spiritual light is from its first origin Divine truth from the Divine good of the Lord, and hence is the truth of faith from the good of charity. And spiritual heat is from its first origin the Divine good of the Divine love of the Lord, and hence is the good of celestial love, which is love to the Lord, and the good of spiritual love, which is love toward the neighbor. These two, as before said, constitute the whole life of man.

[2] As regards spiritual light, it is with this in the understanding of man as it is with natural light in his external sight; namely, in order that the eye may see, it is necessary that there be light to illumine, and then the eye sees in the light all things which are round about outside of it. So the intellectual mind, which is man’s internal eye-in order that this eye may see, it is necessary for the light of heaven, which is from the Lord, to illumine it; and when this eye is illumined by this light, it then sees the things which are round about outside of itself; but the objects which it sees are spiritual, namely, memory-knowledges and truths. But when this light does not illumine, the intellectual mind or internal eye of man, like the external or bodily eye, is in darkness and sees nothing, that is, from memory-knowledges nothing of truth, and from truths nothing of good. The light which illumines the intellectual mind is in very truth light, and such light that it a thousand times surpasses the midday light of the world, which I bear witness to because I have seen it. By this light all the angels in the heavens see the things which are round about outside of themselves, and also by the same light they see and perceive the truths which are of faith, and their quality. Hence then it is that by “seeing” is signified in the spiritual sense not only the understanding, but also whatever is of the understanding, as thought, reflection, observation, prudence, and many such things; likewise not only faith, but also whatever is of faith, as truth, doctrine from the Word, and the like.

[3] But as regards spiritual heat, it is with this in the will of man as it is with natural heat in the body, in that it vivifies. But in its first origin, which origin is from the Lord, spiritual heat is nothing else than the Divine love toward the universal human race, and from this the reciprocal love of man to Him and also toward the neighbor. And this spiritual heat is in very truth heat, which gladdens the bodies of the angels with heat, and at the same time their interiors with love. Hence it is that by “heat,” “flame,” and “fire” in the Word are signified in the genuine sense those things which are of love, as the affections of good and of truth, and also good itself.

  
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