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Genesis 16

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2 Təṇṇa Saray y Abram: «Azzama Əməli igdal-i ad-arəwa wədi aglu nəməṇsu əd təklitt-in mijas a sər-əs əgrəwa barar.» Ird'Abram əstaṇat ən Saray.

3 Tədkal Saray taklit-net Hajara ta n wəllət Maṣar, təkf-et y Abram aləs-net, ig-et daɣ ahan, dəffər as iga ṃaraw elan iɣsar daɣ akal wa n Kanan.

4 Inamaṇsa dər-əs təga tadist. As təṣṣan as təga tadist abas təssəfrar ṃass-as.

5 Təzzar təṇṇa Saray y Abram: «Kay a fəl z-iqqəl iba ən tidət wa di itawaggan! Nak iṃan-in as əgeɣ taklitt-in gər fassan-nak, əmərədda ad təga tadist aṃaran abas di-təssəfrar. Išrəɣetana Əməli nak dər-ək!»

6 Ijjəwwab Abram i Saray iṇṇ-as: «Taklit-nam ifassan-nam a gər təlla, ag-as a w'as təṇṇeɣ olaɣ.» Təzzar təg-as Saray tarnəṭṭuft, təḍḍəggag Hajara təgguk-kat.

7 Oṣ-et du Angalos n Əməli, təlla dagm'ən šaṭ n aṃan iyyat daɣ taṇeray, ta təhat tarrayt n əɣrəm ən Šur.

8 Iṇṇ-as: «Hajara taklit ən Saray mənis du-təhe? mənis tədaga?» Təjjəwwab təṇṇ-as: «Əḍəggəg a əgeɣ fəl Saray, ṃass-i.»

9 Iṇṇ-as Angalos n Əməli: «Əqqəl maṣṣ-am tassaṇsaɣ-as.»

10 Iṇṇ-as tolas: «Ad-əsəffələyləya əzzurriya-nnam wəllen haras wər z-itəwəfrəg ətəwəšiḍən-net fəl igət.»

11 Ilas Angalos n Əməli iṇṇ-as: «Kam da təgat tadist da, ad-təgrəwa barar tagaɣ-as eṣəm Ismaɣil fəlas Əməli a islan i təkurayt-nam.

12 Aṃaran barar-nam ad-iqqəl šilat n ajad n əṣuf. Ad-itamagar d aytedan kul, ətamagaran dər-əs, iwər aganna daɣ məḍrayan-net kul.»

13 Təɣra Əməli a das iššewalan s eṣəm n Atta-El-Roy (almaɣna-nnet: təṃosa Məššina wa di ihaṇṇayan), fəlas təṇṇa: «Awak wərge da da ad-ənaya wa di ihaṇṇayan?»

14 A di da a fəl itawagga y aṇu wa eṣəm Ber-Laxay-Roy (almaɣna-net aṇu ən wa iddaran wa d-i- ihaṇṇayan), aṇu illan gər Kadeš əd Bered.

15 Teraw Hajara barar n Abram, ig-as eṣəm Ismaɣil.

16 Abram iga əṭṭamat təṃərwen n awatay əd ṣədis as igraw əd Hajara Ismaɣil.

   

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Arcana Coelestia #1941

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1941. 'And it will not be numbered for multitude' means being multiplied immeasurably. This is clear without explanation. By these words is meant the truth which in this manner will increase immeasurably from good. Because with the Lord, who is the subject here in the internal sense, all things are Divine and Infinite, these matters as they apply to Him cannot be put into words. Consequently, so that some idea may be obtained of what the multiplication of truth from good entails, it must be spoken of as it applies to man. In his case, if governed by good, that is, by love and charity, seed from the Lord is made fruitful and is multiplied to such an extent that it cannot be numbered for multitude. That fruitfulness and multiplication is not very much during his life in the body, but in the next life it is unbelievably increased, for as long as he lives in the body it is seed Lying in ground of a bodily nature, among an entangled and dense mass of factual knowledge and bodily delights, and also cares and anxieties. But once these have been cast off, as happens when he passes over into the next life, the seed is set free from those things and starts to grow, just like the seed of a tree which, when it comes up out of the ground, grows into a small tree, then into a large tree, and is after that multiplied into a garden of trees. For all knowledge, intelligence, and wisdom, and the forms of delight and happiness that go with them, are in a similar way made fruitful and are multiplied, and are thereby for ever increasing. And they begin from the smallest of seeds, as the Lord teaches in Matthew 13:31, by reference to the grain of mustard seed. This becomes quite clear from the knowledge, intelligence, and wisdom that angels possess, which during the time they were men had been to them beyond words.

  
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