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Genesis 6

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1 και-C γιγνομαι-VBI-AMI3S ηνικα-D αρχω-VAI-AMI3P ο- A--NPM ανθρωπος-N2--NPM πολυς-A1--NPM γιγνομαι-V1--PMN επι-P ο- A--GSF γη-N1--GSF και-C θυγατηρ-N3--NPF γιγνομαι-VCI-API3P αυτος- D--DPM

2 οραω-VB--AAPNPM δε-X ο- A--NPM υιος-N2--NPM ο- A--GSM θεος-N2--GSM ο- A--APF θυγατηρ-N3--APF ο- A--GPM ανθρωπος-N2--GPM οτι-C καλος-A1--NPF ειμι-V9--PAI3P λαμβανω-VBI-AAI3P εαυτου- D--DPM γυνη-N3K-APF απο-P πας-A1S-GPF ος- --GPF εκλεγω-VAI-AMI3P

3 και-C ειπον-VBI-AAI3S κυριος-N2--NSM ο- A--NSM θεος-N2--NSM ου-D μη-D καταμενω-VA--AAS3S ο- A--ASN πνευμα-N3M-ASN εγω- P--GS εν-P ο- A--DPM ανθρωπος-N2--DPM ουτος- D--DPM εις-P ο- A--ASM αιων-N3W-ASM δια-P ο- A--ASN ειμι-V9--PAN αυτος- D--APM σαρξ-N3K-APF ειμι-VF--FMI3P δε-X ο- A--NPF ημερα-N1A-NPF αυτος- D--GPM εκατον-M εικοσι-M ετος-N3E-APN

4 ο- A--NPM δε-X γιγας-N3--NPM ειμι-V9--IAI3P επι-P ο- A--GSF γη-N1--GSF εν-P ο- A--DPF ημερα-N1A-DPF εκεινος- D--DPF και-C μετα-P εκεινος- D--ASN ως-C αν-X ειςπορευομαι-V1I-IMI3P ο- A--NPM υιος-N2--NPM ο- A--GSM θεος-N2--GSM προς-P ο- A--APF θυγατηρ-N3--APF ο- A--GPM ανθρωπος-N2--GPM και-C γενναω-VAI-AAI3P εαυτου- D--DPM εκεινος- D--NPM ειμι-V9--IAI3P ο- A--NPM γιγας-N3--NPM ο- A--NPM απο-P αιων-N3W-GSM ο- A--NPM ανθρωπος-N2--NPM ο- A--NPM ονομαστος-A1--NPM

5 οραω-VB--AAPNSM δε-X κυριος-N2--NSM ο- A--NSM θεος-N2--NSM οτι-C πληθυνω-VCI-API3P ο- A--NPF κακια-N1A-NPF ο- A--GPM ανθρωπος-N2--GPM επι-P ο- A--GSF γη-N1--GSF και-C πας-A3--NSM τις- I--NSM διανοεομαι-V2--PMI3S εν-P ο- A--DSF καρδια-N1A-DSF αυτος- D--GSM επιμελως-D επι-P ο- A--APN πονηρος-A1A-APN πας-A1S-APF ο- A--APF ημερα-N1A-APF

6 και-C ενθυμεομαι-VCI-API3S ο- A--NSM θεος-N2--NSM οτι-C ποιεω-VAI-AAI3S ο- A--ASM ανθρωπος-N2--ASM επι-P ο- A--GSF γη-N1--GSF και-C διανοεομαι-VCI-API3S

7 και-C ειπον-VBI-AAI3S ο- A--NSM θεος-N2--NSM αποαλειφω-VF--FAI1S ο- A--ASM ανθρωπος-N2--ASM ος- --ASM ποιεω-VAI-AAI1S απο-P προσωπον-N2N-GSN ο- A--GSF γη-N1--GSF απο-P ανθρωπος-N2--GSM εως-P κτηνος-N3E-GSN και-C απο-P ερπετον-N2N-GPN εως-P ο- A--GPN πετεινον-N2N-GPN ο- A--GSM ουρανος-N2--GSM οτι-C θυμοω-VCI-API1S οτι-C ποιεω-VAI-AAI1S αυτος- D--APM

8 *νωε-N---NSM δε-X ευρισκω-VB--AAI3S χαρις-N3--ASF εναντιον-P κυριος-N2--GSM ο- A--GSM θεος-N2--GSM

9 ουτος- D--NPF δε-X ο- A--NPF γενεσις-N3I-NPF *νωε-N---GSM *νωε-N---NSM ανθρωπος-N2--NSM δικαιος-A1A-NSM τελειος-A1A-NSM ειμι-V9--PAPNSM εν-P ο- A--DSF γενεα-N1A-DSF αυτος- D--GSM ο- A--DSM θεος-N2--DSM ευαρεστεω-VAI-AAI3S *νωε-N---NSM

10 γενναω-VAI-AAI3S δε-X *νωε-N---NSM τρεις-A3--APM υιος-N2--APM ο- A--ASM *σημ-N---ASM ο- A--ASM *χαμ-N---ASM ο- A--ASM *ιαφεθ-N---ASM

11 φθειρω-VDI-API3S δε-X ο- A--NSF γη-N1--NSF εναντιον-P ο- A--GSM θεος-N2--GSM και-C πιμπλημι-VSI-API3S ο- A--NSF γη-N1--NSF αδικια-N1A-GSF

12 και-C οραω-VBI-AAI3S κυριος-N2--NSM ο- A--NSM θεος-N2--NSM ο- A--ASF γη-N1--ASF και-C ειμι-V9--IAI3S καταφθειρω-VM--XMPNSF οτι-C καταφθειρω-V1I-IAI3S πας-A1S-NSF σαρξ-N3K-NSF ο- A--ASF οδος-N2--ASF αυτος- D--GSM επι-P ο- A--GSF γη-N1--GSF

13 και-C ειπον-VBI-AAI3S ο- A--NSM θεος-N2--NSM προς-P *νωε-N---ASM καιρος-N2--NSM πας-A3--GSM ανθρωπος-N2--GSM ηκω-V1--PAI3S εναντιον-P εγω- P--GS οτι-C πιμπλημι-VSI-API3S ο- A--NSF γη-N1--NSF αδικια-N1A-GSF απο-P αυτος- D--GPM και-C ιδου-I εγω- P--NS καταφθειρω-V1--PAI1S αυτος- D--APM και-C ο- A--ASF γη-N1--ASF

14 ποιεω-VA--AAD2S ουν-X σεαυτου- D--DSM κιβωτος-N2--ASF εκ-P ξυλον-N2N-GPN τετραγωνος-A1B-GPN νοσσια-N1--APF ποιεω-VF--FAI2S ο- A--ASF κιβωτος-N2--ASF και-C ασφαλτοω-VF--FAI2S αυτος- D--ASF εσωθεν-D και-C εξωθεν-D ο- A--DSF ασφαλτος-N2--DSF

15 και-C ουτως-D ποιεω-VF--FAI2S ο- A--ASF κιβωτος-N2--ASF τριακοσιοι-A1A-GPM πηχυς-N3--GPM ο- A--ASN μηκος-N3E-ASN ο- A--GSF κιβωτος-N2--GSF και-C πεντηκοντα-M πηχυς-N3--GPM ο- A--ASN πλατος-N3E-ASN και-C τριακοντα-M πηχυς-N3--GPM ο- A--ASN υψος-N3E-ASN αυτος- D--GSF

16 επι συναγω-V1--PAPNSM ποιεω-VF--FAI2S ο- A--ASF κιβωτος-N2--ASF και-C εις-P πηχυς-N3--ASM συντελεω-VF--FAI2S αυτος- D--ASF ανωθεν-D ο- A--ASF δε-X θυρα-N1A-ASF ο- A--GSF κιβωτος-N2--GSF ποιεω-VF--FAI2S εκ-P πλαγιος-A1A-GPM καταγαιος-A1--APN διωροφος-A1--APN και-C τριωροφος-A1--APN ποιεω-VF--FAI2S αυτος- D--ASF

17 εγω- P--NS δε-X ιδου-I επιαγω-V1--PAI1S ο- A--ASM κατακλυσμος-N2--ASM υδωρ-N3--ASN επι-P ο- A--ASF γη-N1--ASF καταφθειρω-VA--AAN πας-A1S-ASF σαρξ-N3K-ASF εν-P ος- --DSF ειμι-V9--PAI3S πνευμα-N3M-NSN ζωη-N1--GSF υποκατω-P ο- A--GSM ουρανος-N2--GSM και-C οσος-A1--APN εαν-C ειμι-V9--PAS3S επι-P ο- A--GSF γη-N1--GSF τελευταω-VF--FAI3S

18 και-C ιστημι-VF--FAI1S ο- A--ASF διαθηκη-N1--ASF εγω- P--GS προς-P συ- P--AS ειςερχομαι-VF--FMI2S δε-X εις-P ο- A--ASF κιβωτος-N2--ASF συ- P--NS και-C ο- A--NPM υιος-N2--NPM συ- P--GS και-C ο- A--NSF γυνη-N3K-NSF συ- P--GS και-C ο- A--NPF γυνη-N3K-NPF ο- A--GPM υιος-N2--GPM συ- P--GS μετα-P συ- P--GS

19 και-C απο-P πας-A3--GPN ο- A--GPN κτηνος-N3E-GPN και-C απο-P πας-A3--GPN ο- A--GPN ερπετον-N2N-GPN και-C απο-P πας-A3--GPN ο- A--GPN θηριον-N2N-GPN και-C απο-P πας-A1S-GSF σαρξ-N3K-GSF δυο-M δυο-M απο-P πας-A3--GPM ειςαγω-VF--FAI2S εις-P ο- A--ASF κιβωτος-N2--ASF ινα-C τρεφω-V1--PAS2S μετα-P σεαυτου- D--GSM αρσην-A3--NSN και-C θηλυς-A3U-NSN ειμι-VF--FMI3P

20 απο-P πας-A3--GPM ο- A--GPN ορνεον-N3I-GPN ο- A--GPN πετεινον-N2N-GPN κατα-P γενος-N3E-ASN και-C απο-P πας-A3--GPN ο- A--GPN κτηνος-N3E-GPN κατα-P γενος-N3E-ASN και-C απο-P πας-A3--GPN ο- A--GPN ερπετον-N2N-GPN ο- A--GPN ερπω-V1--PAPGPN επι-P ο- A--GSF γη-N1--GSF κατα-P γενος-N3E-ASN αυτος- D--GPN δυο-M δυο-M απο-P πας-A3--GPN ειςερχομαι-VF--FMI3P προς-P συ- P--AS τρεφω-V1--PMN μετα-P συ- P--GS αρσην-A3--ASN και-C θηλυς-A3U-ASN

21 συ- P--NS δε-X λαμβανω-VF--FMI2S σεαυτου- D--DSM απο-P πας-A3--GPN ο- A--GPN βρωμα-N3M-GPN ος- --APN εσθιω-VF--FMI2P και-C συναγω-VF--FAI2S προς-P σεαυτου- D--ASM και-C ειμι-VF--FMI3S συ- P--DS και-C εκεινος- D--DPN εσθιω-VB--AAN

22 και-C ποιεω-VAI-AAI3S *νωε-N---NSM πας-A3--APN οσος-A1--APN εντελλομαι-VAI-AMI3S αυτος- D--DSM κυριος-N2--NSM ο- A--NSM θεος-N2--NSM ουτως-D ποιεω-VAI-AAI3S

   

Aus Swedenborgs Werken

 

De Verbo (The Word) #19

  
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19. XIX. The truths which are called the truths of faith, and the kinds of good which are called those of love, are increased to an indescribable extent in the internal senses, and so in the heavens.

What the natural sense is like without the spiritual and celestial senses, and these without the natural sense.

The reason is that natural things are the effects coming from spiritual things, and spiritual things are the effects coming from celestial things. An effect is composed of so many elements invisible to the eye; these are causes so numerous that they could go on being counted for ever. An effect is gross, and the cause enters into every part of the effect, and is so to speak the common factor composing it, the particular details of which are completely outside 1 the range of the eye's vision.

[2] A cause may be compared to a tree, which to the eye appears to have luxuriant branches, leaves and fruits; all of these are effects. But if you could observe a branch inside, down to its filaments, or a leaf down to its fibres, or a fruit down to its every detail, which are too small to see, and a seed with all its details too small to see, from which the tree and all its parts come, you would see what countless and indescribable secrets lie hidden beyond the range of the eyes. Once before an audience of angels a flower was opened up to its inner or spiritual components; and on seeing these they said it was as if a whole park were contained in it, made up of indescribable parts.

[3] Another comparison might be with the human body with all its limbs and organs visible, as compared with its inner structure. Here there are so many organic forms, connected and making a single whole entirely by the secrets of all the sciences, 2 so that you might say that the secrets of all the sciences have contributed to it, such as physics, chemistry, mechanics, geometry, acoustics, optics. These scientific secrets can never be fully investigated, because they cannot be grasped. This is what the interior is compared to the exterior, or the spiritual as compared to the natural, and the celestial as compared to the spiritual. The natural regarded in itself is nothing but the external form, what is called the effect, of spiritual things; and the spiritual is the external form, what is called the effect, of celestial things. Everything spiritual comes from the celestial, and everything natural from the spiritual.

This makes it clear how we must understand the statement that truth is the form of the good, and that good has its quality in truths; because good in them possesses a form, and in the absence of a form quality ceases to exist. Also that truth arises from good, as from its living cause; and if you take good away from truths, this is like taking the kernel out of an almond, and truth is like its shell. Or it is as if you took away the flesh from a fruit, leaving only the skin. Truth therefore without good is turned into something imaginary, outwardly looking the same, but empty inside. So too is the natural without the spiritual, and also the spiritual without the celestial.

[4] Since the spiritual contains indescribable things not visible in the natural, and the celestial contains countless things [not visible in the spiritual], 3 the natural, spiritual and celestial senses cannot be described by comparing one with another. Thus one comes after another, like knowledge, intelligence and wisdom. People on earth therefore, being in natural light, are called by angels knowledgeable, but the angels of the Lord's spiritual kingdom are called intelligent, and the angels of the Lord's celestial kingdom are called wise.

[5] The Word in its literal sense can be compared to a tree, surrounded by an undamaged and flourishing rind or bark; and the spiritual sense can be compared to its being fed by various juices and essences, some rising from the ground, others absorbed from the air or ether by means of the sun's heat and light. If the literal sense stood alone, and was not accompanied by the spiritual and celestial senses, it would be like a tree with no sap, or rather, the bark alone with no wood inside. But together with those senses it is like a tree in all its perfection. In it too all the sap passes from the root by way of the rind or cortex. If therefore it is taken away, the tree withers. Such would be the spiritual sense of the Word, if deprived of its natural sense.

Fußnoten:

1. Reading prorsus [non] intra as proposed by B. Rogers. -Translator

2. Reading very difficult; the translation follows the text proposed by B. Rogers. -Translator

3. This addition seems to be needed to balance this clause with the preceding one. -Translator

[APPENDIX]

Although the manuscript of the main text ends with section 19, a number of other sections are found at various places in the text of the Day-book or Diarium Spirituale. The author appears to have numbered them himself as 20-26, but there is no section numbered 25. They are here translated with the original numbers as before in Roman numerals. The Latin text may be found in J.F.I. Tafel's edition, Part VII:2 pp. 74-5; Appendix pp. 104-5, 105-6, 109, 111-12, 115-16. They seem in some cases to be early drafts of what appears in the main text, but there are interesting points not made there. The reading of the manuscript is particularly difficult, and in a few places the meaning is not certain.- Tr.]

  
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