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Genesis 14

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2 iga əməgər gər əkkoz əṭṭəbəlan win əd ṣəmmos mənokalan əṃosnen Bera wa n Sədom əd Birša wa n Gamora əd Šinab wa n Adma əd Šemeber wa n Tsəboyim əd wa n Bela as itawaṇṇu tolas Tsohar.

3 Imənokalan win da əgan eɣaf iyyanda, əmməṇayan daɣ aɣlal ən Siddim wa iṃosan azalada Agarew n Əsaləɣ, əqqalan egan iyyanda.

4 Maraw elan d əššin a əgan əllan daw taɣmar ən Kədorlahomer, əffəllagan awatay wa n ṃaraw əd karad.

5 Daɣ awatay wa n ṃaraw d əkkoz Kədorlahomer d əṭṭəbəlan win dər-əs əddewnen ərzan Kəl Rəfay daɣ əɣrəm wa n Aštərot-Karnayim, Kəl Zuz daɣ wa n Ham, Kəl Em daɣ wa n asalwa ən Kiryatayim,

6 əd Kəl Xor daɣ akal-nasan, idɣaɣan ən Sehir. Əssəglan daɣ-san terazay har oṣan aɣrəm wa n El-Faran illan dagma ən taṇeray.

7 Dəffər a di əqqalan-du ewadan-du aɣrəm wa n En-Mišfat w'as itawaṇṇu əmərədda Kadeš. Ərzan akal kul wa n Kəl Amalek əntanay əd Kəl Amor win əɣsarnen daɣ Xatsətson-Tamar.

8 Təzzar əg̣madan-du mənokalan əṃosnen wa n Sədom, wa n Gamora, wan n Adma, wa n Tsəboyim əd wa n Bela as itawaṇṇu Tsohar, əgan eɣaf iyyanda əmməgaran daɣ əɣlal ən Siddim əntanay

9 d əṭṭəbəlan: Kədorlahomer wa n Elam, Tidal wa n Goyim, Amrafel wa n Šinar d Aryok wa n Ellasar, əkkoz əṭṭəbəlan fəl ṣəmmos mənokalan.

10 Aɣlal ən Siddim iḍkar eṇwan aggotnen a daɣ d-itawaɣaz madɣar ən kolta kolta. As əḍḍəggagan mənokalan wa n Sədom əd wa n Gamora əlɣasan daɣ eṇwan win, a wahaḍan iḍḍəggag s ədɣaɣan.

11 Imənokalan win ərzanen ədkalan təla ən ɣərman kul, wa n Sədom əd wa n Gamora, ədkalan tolas isudar-nasan təzzar əglan.

12 Lot agg amaḍray n Abram, iɣsaran Sədom, ewayan-tu ənta da əd təla-nnet, təzzar əglan.

13 Oṣa-ddu iyyan daɣ mərrəza Abram wa n aw Ibri imal-as-tu. Azzaman win di Abram iɣsar daɣ eškan zagrotnen ən Mamre wa n Kəl Amor, iṃosan amaḍray n Eškol, iṃosan tolas amaḍray n Aner, imadahalan n Abram.

14 As igraw Abram isalan n ətərməs ən rur-es n amaḍray-nnet isammatag-du karadat ṭəmad n aləs əd ṃaraw d əṭṭam əṃosnen win d-ənnəfrannen əhunen daɣ aɣaywan-net, təzzar iggaz ədəriz n əṭṭəbəlan sas ṭamasna har Dan.

15 Izun egan-net den, fəl a-tan-ədəlan ənta əd meddan-net. Irz-en istaq-qan har Xoba aɣrəm ihan ṭamasna ən Damas.

16 Ibaz-du daɣ-san a w'oɣan kul iqqal-du əd Lot tegazay-nnet ənta d a wa ila, əd təḍoden d aytedan.

17 As d-iqqal Abram irza-du Kədorlahomer əd madahalan-net, imənokalan win dər iddew, ig̣mad-du əmənokal ən Sədom issəlkad-as-in daɣ əɣlal ən Šafe w'as itawaṇṇu aɣlal n Əmənokal.

18 Malkitsedek əmənokal ən Šalem eway-du y Abram tagəlla d esmad. Malkitsedek iṃosan əlfəqqi ən Məššina Amatkol,

19 iga albaraka fəl Abram iṇṇ-as: «Təgrawa albaraka Abram ən Məššina Amatkol əmaxlak ən jənnawan əd ṃədlan,

20 itəwəməlet Məššina Amatkol a igan imagzaran-nak daɣ fassan-nak.» Təzzar ikf-ay Abram təzunt ta n ṃarawat n a wa dd-oɣa kul.

21 Iṇṇa əmənokal ən Sədom y Abram: «Suɣəl-i-du aytedan təṭṭfaɣ-in təkarzay.»

22 Ijjəwwab-as Abram: «Əhada s Əməli Məššina Amatkol əmaxlak ən jənnawan əd ṃədlan

23 as wər z-ədkəlaɣ daɣ-ak wala tenallay za wala əzzəmi ən ɣateman fəl ma təṇṇeɣ: «Nak a isaggargasan Abram.»

24 Wər z-ədkəlaɣ wala ar a wa ətšan meddan-in. Amaran meddan win d-i ədhalnen,əṃosnen: Aner, Eškol, əd Mamre, əntanay ədkəlanet adagar-nasan.»

   

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Arcana Coelestia #1749

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1749. That 'nor anything that is yours will I take' means that nothing of that nature exists with celestial love becomes clear from the fact that Abram said he was unwilling to take anything from the king of Sodom. 'Abram' represented the Lord, who was now the victor, and so represented the things that belonged to celestial love, which He acquired to Himself by means of victories. 'The king of Sodom' represented evil and falsity, nothing of which existed with the Lord the victor, that is, with celestial love.

[2] What these words are used to mean in the internal sense cannot become clear unless the situation in the next life is known. Among evil and hellish spirits self-love and love of the world reign; consequently they imagine that they are the gods of the universe and can accomplish much. When they have been overcome, even though they realize that they can achieve nothing at all, the notion of their own power and dominion still remains with them, and they imagine that they themselves are able to contribute much to the Lord's power and dominion. Consequently in order that they may reign together with good spirits they offer them their services. But because it is nothing but evil and falsity by means of which they imagine they can achieve anything, while with the Lord, or celestial love, nothing but good and truth reside, the reply made here to the king of Sodom, who represents such people, means that nothing of that nature existed with the Lord, that is, none of the Lord's power came from evil and falsity.

[3] Dominion from evil and falsity is the complete reverse of dominion from good and truth. Dominion from evil and falsity consists in the desire to make slaves of everybody else, but dominion from good and truth consists in the desire to make them free men. Dominion from evil and falsity consists in destroying all people, but dominion from good and truth in saving them. From these considerations it is clear that dominion from evil and falsity is the devil's, while dominion from good and truth is the Lord's. That these types of dominion are complete opposites becomes clear from the Lord's words in Matthew 12:24-30, and from His saying that nobody can serve two masters, Matthew 6:24; Luke 16:13.

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