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Habakuk 3

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1 En bønn av profeten Habakuk; efter Sjigjonot*. / {* SLM 7, 1.}

2 Herre, jeg har hørt budskapet om dig, jeg er forferdet. Herre, din gjerning* - kall den til live før mange år er lidd, ja, kunngjør den før mange år er lidd! I din vrede komme du i hu å forbarme dig! / {* HAB 1, 5; 2, 2 fg.}

3 Gud kommer fra Teman, den Hellige fra Paran-fjellet. Sela. Hans prakt dekker himmelen, og jorden er full av hans herlighet.

4 En glans som solens lys bryter frem, stråler omgir ham, og i dem er hans makt skjult.

5 Pest går frem for hans åsyn, og sott følger hans fottrin.

6 Han stiger frem og ryster jorden; han ser op og får folkene til å skjelve; de evige fjell sprenges i stykker, de eldgamle hauger synker sammen; hans gang er som i eldgammel tid.

7 Jeg ser Kusans telter i sorg, teltteppene i Midians land bever.

8 Harmes du, Herre, på elvene, er din vrede optendt mot dem, eller din harme mot havet, siden du farer frem på dine hester, på dine seierrike vogner?

9 Bar og naken er din bue - dine eder til stammene, ditt ord*! - Sela. Til elver kløver du jorden. / {* blir nu synlig fullbyrdet.}

10 Fjellene ser dig og bever, vannstrømmer styrter frem; avgrunnen lar sin røst høre, den løfter sine hender mot det høie.

11 Sol og måne treder inn i sin bolig for lyset av dine piler, som farer frem, for glansen av ditt lynende spyd.

12 I harme skrider du frem over jorden, i vrede treder du folkene ned.

13 Du drar ut til frelse for ditt folk, til frelse for din salvede; du knuser taket på den ugudeliges* hus, du avdekker grunnvollen like til halsen. Sela. / {* kaldeerkongens.}

14 Du gjennemborer med hans* eget spyd hodene på hans skarer, som stormer frem for å sprede mig og gleder sig likesom de skulde til å opete en arming i lønndom. / {* den ugudeliges; HAB 3, 13.}

15 Du farer gjennem havet med dine hester, gjennem en haug av store vann.

16 Jeg hørte det*; da bevet mitt indre, ved lyden dirret mine leber; det kommer råttenhet i mine ben, og jeg bever hvor jeg står, fordi jeg rolig må bie på nødens dag, bie på at han drar op mot folket, han som skal trenge det. / {* HAB 3, 2.}

17 For fikentreet springer ikke ut, og vintrærne bærer ikke, oljetreets frukt slår feil, og markene gir ingen føde; han* har utryddet fårene av kveen, og det finnes ikke fe i fjøsene. / {* kaldeeren.}

18 Men jeg vil fryde mig i Herren, jeg vil juble i min frelses Gud.

19 Herren, Israels Gud, er min kraft, han gjør mine føtter som hindenes og lar mig skride frem over mine høider. Til sangmesteren, med min strengelek.

   

스웨덴보그의 저서에서

 

The Inner Meaning of the Prophets and Psalms #226

  
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226. Internal Meaning of Habakkuk, Chapter 2

1-3 The Coming of the Lord-what will then take place. (1)

4-5 The love of self-it grows, and man grows vile therefrom. (3)

6-7 He is held in contempt by others, (3)

8 and they pervert the goods and truths of the church. (3)

9-10 They are in their own intelligence, owing to which they are puffed up. (3)

11 They judge from externals alone. (3)

12-13 A curse rests upon those who hatch doctrine out of falsities. (3)

14 When the Lord comes, (1, 7)

15-17 he who leads others astray will then be ashamed, (3, 11)

18-19 and falsities will then profit Him nothing. (3)

20 This, when the Lord is in His Human. (1, 3)

  
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스웨덴보그의 저서에서

 

The Inner Meaning of the Prophets and Psalms #0

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Table of Subjects 1

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1. The Lord's advent.

2. The successive vastation of the church.

3. The church totally devastated, and its rejection.

4. The rejection of the Lord by the church.

5. Temptations of the Lord in general.

6. Temptation even to despair.

7. The combats of the Lord with the hells.

8. Victory over them, or their subjugation.

9. The passion of the cross.

10. The glorification of the Human of the Lord, or its union with the Divine.

11. A new church in place of the former.

12. A new church together with a new heaven.

13. The state of humiliation before the Father.

14. 2

15. A last judgment by the Lord.

16. Celebration and worship of the Lord.

17. Redemption and salvation by the Lord.

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Editor's Introduction: In this work, Emanuel Swedenborg outlined the internal meaning of all the Prophetical Books, from Isaiah to Malachi, and the Psalms, and then the first 16 chapters of Genesis. It provides a survey of the inner meaning of a substantial portion of the Old Testament, in one place.

This work was written by Swedenborg in Latin, in 1761. It was translated from Latin into English by Rev. J. E. Schreck, and this translation was published by the Swedenborg Foundation, in New York, in 1900. This modified version of Schreck's 1900 translation does not update the text; instead just modifying numbering and formatting for clarity of use online.

Each chapter of each book of the Prophets has one corresponding numbered section in Swedenborg's explanation of its inner meaning, or internal sense. Swedenborg listed the verses that relate to each outlined point. We have added hyperlinks to the verse references, shown to the left of each outlined point. The Psalms and initial chapters of Genesis are treated in a similar fashion.

This work was not published by Swedenborg, but it is consistent with other more detailed treatments made in his published works. For example, Swedenborg refers to this work in Doctrine of the Lord 37.

Readers may also find these comparisons useful:

- No. 124 of this work, explaining Ezekiel 1, with The Doctrine of the New Jerusalem Regarding the Sacred Scripture 97,

- Nos. 161, 162, explaining Ezekiel 38, and 39, with Apocalypse Revealed 859,

- No. 236, explaining Zechariah 4, with Apocalypse Revealed 43, and

- Nos. 244-246 of this work, explaining Zechariah 12, 13, 14, with Apocalypse Revealed 707.

In the manuscript, at the beginning, Swedenborg wrote out a list of works that he intended to write and publish. While it's clearly related to the project of outlining the internal meaning of the Prophets, Psalms, and historical parts of the Word, it seems to be an independent list. We reproduce Rev. Schreck's translation of that list here:

"To Be Published:

1. Concerning the Lord.

2. Concerning the Sacred Scripture or concerning the Word of the Lord.

3. All things of religion and of the worship of God in one complex in the Decalogue.

4. Concerning Faith.

5. Angelic wisdom concerning the Divine Providence.

6. Angelic wisdom concerning the Divine omnipotence and omniscience, and concerning infinity and eternity.

7. Angelic wisdom concerning life.

8. Angelic wisdom concerning the Divine love and Divine wisdom."

각주:

1. In the original Latin manuscript, Swedenborg cross-referred the outlined internal sense to a more general Table of Subjects, shown above. In the following passages, those references are shown in parentheses, e.g. (3) would refer to subject number 3 above. We received the Latin text for this "front matter" from the Heavenly Doctrines Publishing Foundation.

2. Editor's Note (Schreck): No. 14 is crossed out by Swedenborg in his MS., and is never referred to in the text. It reads, "The state of unition with His Divine," which is the same as No. 10.

Doctrine of the Lord 3 for an outline of a similar set of themes that form the internal sense of the prophetical books.

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