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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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7268. See, I have given thee a god to Pharaoh. That this signifies the law Divine, and its power over those who are in falsities, is evident from the signification of “giving thee a god,” as being the Divine truth, or what is the same, the Divine law, and also its power (for in the Word where truth is treated of, and also the power of truth, the name “God” is used, but where good is treated of, the name “Jehovah,” see n. 300, 2586, 2769, 2807, 2822, 3910, 3921, 4287, 4295, 4402, 7010); and from the representation of Pharaoh, as being those who are in falsities and infest (n. 6651, 6679, 6683). As to what further regards the signification of “God,” be it known that in the supreme sense “God” denotes the Divine which is above the heavens, but in the internal sense “God” denotes the Divine which is in the heavens. The Divine which is above the heavens is the Divine good, but the Divine in the heavens is the Divine truth; for from the Divine good proceeds the Divine truth, and makes heaven, and disposes it. For that which is properly called “heaven” is nothing else than the Divine formed there, because the angels who are in heaven are human forms recipient of the Divine, and constituting a common form, which is that of man.

[2] And because the Divine truth in the heavens is that which in the Word of the Old Testament is meant by “God,” in the original language God is called Elohim in the plural; and as the angels who are in the heavens are recipient of the Divine truth, they also are called “gods,” as in David:

Who in heaven shall compare himself to Jehovah? or shall be likened to Jehovah among the sons of the gods? (Psalms 89:6).

Give to Jehovah, O ye sons of the gods, give to Jehovah glory and strength (Psalms 29:1).

I said, Ye are gods, and all of you sons of the Most High (Psalms 82:6).

Jesus said, Is it not written in your law, I said, Ye are gods? So He called them gods to whom the Word came (John 10:34-35).

And also in the passages where the Lord is called God of gods, and Lord of lords (Genesis 46:2-3; Deuteronomy 10:17; Numbers 16:22; Daniel 11:36; Psalms 136:2-3).

From all this it can be seen in what sense Moses is called a “god,” here a “god to Pharaoh,” and a “god to Aaron” (Exodus 4:16), namely, because Moses represented the Divine law, which is the Divine truth, and is called the “Word.” Hence also it is that Aaron is here called his “prophet,” and in a former passage his “mouth,” that is, one who utters in a form adapted to the understanding the Divine truth which proceeds immediately from the Lord, and which transcends all understanding. And as a “prophet” denotes one who teaches and utters Divine truth in a form adapted to the understanding, a “prophet” also denotes the doctrine of the church; of which in what now follows.

  
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