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Genesis 15

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1 Ijjəwwab Abram, iṇṇ-as: «Əməli Məššina ma d-i za-takfa? Nak wərge barar a əle əngəm ikkusət-i.» Iṇṇa tolas: «Wər di təkfeɣ əzzurriya, əmərədda iyyan daɣ eklan n aɣaywan-in, Eliyezer wa n Damas, ənta a di z-ikkusen.»

4 Ijjəwwab-as Məššina: «Kala wərge ənta a zz-iqqəlan amakkasu-nnak mišan wa dd-ig̣madan tadist-nak ənta a tu-z-iqqəlan.»

5 Ikkas-t-idu dat-ahan, iṇṇ-as: «Əṣwəd daɣ jənnawan əṣṣən təfraga əšiḍən n eṭran. Əntanay z'a dər z-agdu əzzurriya-nnak.»

6 Izzəgzan Abram y Əməli, iqbal Məššina tišit ta ig' alɣadil fəl əzəgzan wa sər-əs iga.

7 Iṇṇa Əməli y Abram: «Nak Əməli wa kay du-ikkasan daɣ əɣrəm n Ur wa n Kəl Kasday fəl a-kay-akfa akal a tileq-q.»

8 Ijjəwwab Abram iṇṇa: «Əməli Məššina məni a wa as z-əṣṣənaɣ as ad-iggəz təla-nin?»

9 Ijjəwwab-as: «Awəy-du taɣit ən karad elan, taɣat ən karad elan, akar ən karad elan, tadabert n əṣuf d adaber ənḍərran n əɣrəm.»

10 Təzzər eway-as-tan-du, a- tan- izamazzay daɣ aṃṃas əs təzzəgrət-nasan isinəməṣwid igannatan-nasan mišan ig̣ədad wər tan ifres. əg̣g̣aran nollaman šiməɣsa-nasan isattaq-qan Abram.

12 As tuḍa ṭəfuk iṭṭərmas Abram s iket an eṭəs, təggaz-tu ṭasa tagget əgrawnat-tu šiyyay zawwarnen.

13 Iṇṇ-as Əməli: «Əṣṣən as əzzurriya-nnak ad-annaftaɣ daɣ akal iyyan, iggəz təla ad itawaṣaknu ark-aṇay har əkkozat ṭəmad n awatay.

14 Mišan nak ad-əšrəɣa temattay ta tan təgat eklan əg̣mədan-du akal wa,ədbalan təgərgist tagget.

15 Kay a kay iba daɣ alxer a din-tətəwəmizəla dəffər tušaray daɣ təssidaya.

16 Kundaba ɣur hayawan-nak win n əkkoz ad du-z-iqqəl əzzurriya-nnak da fəlas den da ad za-tawəd tallabast n arak- mazalan ən Kəl Amor, təzzar təwəddəban.

17 As tuḍa ṭəfuk əknanat šiyyay igi, təzzar okaynat təṃakaten d abalagleg ən tamsay ig̣ammad-tan əhu, ətallaman gər dəgran win əzunnen ən ṣan.

18 Əzəl wen da ad iga Əməli arkawal ən tassaq-net d Abram iṇṇ-as: «Əkfeɣ akal a y əzzurriya-nnak ad-d-obazan ɣur agarew wa n Maṣar har wa zəwwaran igan eṣəm Fərat.

19 Akal wa iṃos in Kəl Keyn, Kəl Kəniz, əd Kəl Kadəmon,

20 əd Kəl Xet əd Kəl Fəriz əd Kəl Rəfay

21 əd Kəl Amor əd Kəl Kanan, əd Kəl Girgaš əd Kəl Yabus.

   

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Arcana Coelestia #1835

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1835. And Abram drove them away. That this signifies that the Lord put them to flight, is evident from what has been said. And such also is the case with a church when it is beginning to recede from charity. Evils and the falsities thence derived are then more easily put to flight, for as yet the church is in a state that is not so far removed from charity, and thus men’s minds are more easily bent. But in process of time evils and the falsities derived from them increase, and so are confirmed and strengthened; and this is treated of in what follows.

[2] So far as possible the Lord is continually putting evils and falsities to flight, but through conscience. When conscience is relaxed, there is no medium through which the Lord can flow in, for the Lord’s influx with man is by means of charity into his conscience. But in place of this charity a new medium succeeds and is formed, which is external, namely, the fear of the law, fear for life, for honors and wealth, and the reputation from these. But these are not of conscience; they are only external bonds which enable a man to live in society with others, and to appear as a friend, whatsoever he may be inwardly.

[3] But this medium, or these bonds, are of no account in the other life, for there externals are removed, and everyone remains as he is internally. There are very many who have lived a moral and a civic life, have injured no one, have performed acts of friendship and civility, nay, have done good to many, but only for the sake of self, with a view to honors, gain, and the like. In the other life these are among the infernals, because they have nothing of good and truth within, but only evil and falsity, nay, hatred, revenge, cruelty, adulteries, which do not appear before man, that is to say insofar as the fears just referred to, which are external bonds, prevail.

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