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Genesis 35

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2 Iṇṇa Yaqub y aytedan-net əd win dər-əs əddewnen: «Əgərat-in aṣṣanaman win ɣur-wan əllanen, zəzdəgat, təsəṃṃəttəyam isəlsa!

3 Ad-nəfəl edagg a, ad-nakku Bet-El dad z-əkrəsa edagg ən təkutay i Məššina wa di-isannaflayan assaɣa wa ad əmaɣatara, iṣṣan daɣ-i edag oṣe.»

4 Təzzar əkfan Yaqub aṣṣanaman win əlan kul, əd təzabaten ən təməzzugen kul id əṃosnat addabaratan. Iṇbal-tan Yaqub daw ašək igan eṣəm ela illan dagma n əɣrəm ən Šəkem.

5 Dəffər a wen əṣṣəntan əšikəl. Ixrab Məššina kəl ɣərman win tan ɣalayɣalaynen a di da fəlas wər ilkem awedan i maddan-əs ən Yaqub.

6 Yaqub əd win dər iddew kul oṣan-in Luz igan eṣəm tolas Bet-El, ihan akal ən Kanan.

7 Əddi ikras edagg ən təkutay, ig-as eṣəm El-Betel (almaɣna-nnet Məššina ən Betel) id dada a das-d-inafalal Məššina as iḍḍəggag y amaqqar-net.

8 Aba Dəbora taklit ən Raqqiyyetu, tətawaṇbal daw ašək illan daw betel, igan eṣəm elon as har harwa eṣəm-net Elon wa n Tala.

9 Inafalal-du Məššina tolas i Yaqub ɣur tawaɣlay-nnet Mesofotami, iga fall-as albaraka,

10 iṇṇ-as: «Eṣəm-nak Yaqub mišan dəffər azala ad-tagaɣ eṣəm Israyel.» A di da fəl-as itawagga eṣəm Israyel.

11 Təzzar iṇṇ-as Məššina: «Nak Məššina di maqqaran zəddig. A fall-ak aga albaraka fəl ad ifələyləy əzzurriya-nnak. Əzzurriya-nnak di a daɣ-as tətəwəggu tamattay madeɣ tidawat ən təmattiwen. Agin mənokalan daɣ-as.

12 «Akal wa əkfeɣ Ibrahim d Isxaq, a-dak-akfa kay da, akfaq-qu y əzzurriya-nnak dəffər-ək.»

13 Təzzar ig̣mad Məššina edag wa daɣ iššewal i Yaqub.

14 Issəɣta Yaqub daɣ adag wa sər-əs iššewal Məššina təhunt təzzar inɣal fall-as esmad iṃosan takutay, issəlal-tat widi, təqqal təṃətirt ən Məššina.

15 Təzzar iga adagg-en wa sər-əs iššewal Məššina eṣəm Bet-El (almaɣna-nnet Ehan ən Məššina).

16 Yaqub əd tələqqawen-net əg̣madan Bet-El. Daɣ tarrayt n əɣrəm n Efrata, daq-qu əggugan, təggaz Raxil šin ig̣uz n əṃzur, das-wər-nələmmid.

17 Alwaq wa daɣ fall-as təṣṣas talɣa təṇṇ-as təṇtut ta n tənakbalt: «Dawat, barar iyyan tolas!»

18 Mišan s iga di da təlla ɣur-əs taṃattant, aṃaran dad zama təgraw tu daɣ amazay wa, təg-as eṣəm Benoni (almaɣna ag talawayt-in) mišan abba-nnet ig-as eṣəm Benyamin (almaɣna ag əɣil).

19 Aba Raxil. Tətawaṇbal daɣ tarrayt n Efrata, s əmərədda aɣrəm di itawagg-as eṣəm Betlehem.

20 Issəɣta Yaqub təhunt təqqal təṃətirt fəl tasaṣkawt-net.Təṃətirt-en təmmunn fəl tasaṣkawt ən Raxil har azalada.

21 Dəffər awen iggəlat, ikras ahaket dənnəg Migdal-Eder.

22 As iɣsar Israyel daɣ aṃadal wa, itinəməṇsu Ruben əd Bilha, tawahayt n abba-nnet. Isla Israyel a di wər t-ogem. Ila Yaqub ṃaraw bararan d əššin.

23 Ila əd Leyya: Ruben, aɣafadday, dəffər-əs Šimehon, Lefi, Yuda, Issakar əd Zəbulun

24 Ila əd Raxil: Yusəf əd Benyamin.

25 Ila əd Bilha, taklit ən Raxil: Dan əd Naftali.

26 Ila əd Zilfa, taklit ən Leyya: Gad d Aššer. Əntanay da da maddanəs ən Yaqub win das-d-əhunen daɣ Mesofotami.

27 Oṣ-in Yaqub aɣaywan n abba-nnet Isxaq daɣ Mamre, daɣ Kiryat-Arba, iṃos əmərədda Xebron, dad iga Ibrahim d Isxaq təməɣsurt ən magaran.

28 Iga Isxaq təməddurt ən ṭameday n awatay d əṭṭamat təṃərwen,

29 təzzar aba-tu. Dəffər təɣrəst zagret ilkam i win əglanen. Əṇbalan-tu bararan-net fəl əššin-essan Esaw əd Yaqub.

   

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3255. And was gathered to his peoples. That this signifies that these things were concerning Abraham, is evident from the signification of being “gathered to his peoples,” as being to be no longer the subject; for to be gathered to his peoples is to go away from those among whom he has been hitherto, and pass to his own; thus in the present case to be no longer a representative. It was customary with the ancients when anyone died, to say that he was gathered to his fathers or to his peoples, and they understood by this form of expression that he actually went to his parents, relations, and kinsfolk in the other life. They derived this form of speech from the most ancient people, who were celestial men, for while living on earth these were at the same time with the angels in heaven, and thus knew how the case is, namely, that all who are in the same good meet and are together in the other life, and likewise all who are in the same truth. Of the former they said that they were “gathered to their fathers,” but of the latter that they were “gathered to their peoples;” for with them “fathers” signified goods (n. 2803), and “peoples” signified truths (n. 1259, 1260). As the people of the Most Ancient Church were all in similar good, they dwell together in heaven (n. 1115); and the case is the same with many of the people of the Ancient Church, who were in similar truth (n. 1125, 1127).

[2] Moreover while a man lives in the body he is always as to his soul in some society of spirits in the other life (n. 1277, 2379); the man who is evil is in a society of infernal spirits; and the man who is good is in a society of angels. Thus everyone is in a society of such spirits as he is in agreement with, either as to good and truth, or as to evil and falsity; and into this same society the man comes when he dies (n. 687). This is what among the ancients was signified by being “gathered to their fathers,” or “to their peoples,” as is here said of Abraham when he expired, and of Ishmael in this same chapter (Genesis 25:17); of Isaac (Genesis 35:29); of Jacob (Genesis 49:29, 33); of Aaron (Numbers 20:24, 26); of Moses (Numbers 27:13; 31:2; Deuteronomy 32:50); and of the first generation that entered into the land of Canaan (Judges 2:10). But in the internal sense of the Word, when anyone’s life is treated of representatively, by being “gathered to his peoples” is signified that he is no longer the subject, as before said.

  
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