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Exodus 2

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1 Inkar aləs n iyyan daɣ Kəl Lebi izlaf du tantut təmosat ənta da wələt Lebi.

2 Əllan əddi har d ihu barar-nasan iyyan, tənay tu ṃas wər ila malad, təɣbar tu har iga karadat təlil.

3 As tənay as ab-as təfrag aɣabar-net, tətkal du azmam igan daɣ əzzənəf ən telant iyyat, təɣrad tu adabaɣ s əzzənəfan əššin ən kolta iyyan, amaran təga daɣ-as barar, təsəls-ay. Təzzar təssənsa azmam wen daɣ ammas ən telant iyyat du tədaggalat fəl fayyan n agarew wa n Ənnil.

4 Təbakammat təməqqart ən barar daɣ ihəz n adag wen y ad təssən a wa z-agin.

5 Arat n amazay dəffər a wen təzagaday d-elles ən Firɣawna s agarew wa n Ənnil, tara əširəd. Saɣlaynat tənalkimen-net əllilnat efay n agarew. Togga azmam iha ammas n annabat wen, təzzar təssətkal t-idu i təklit-net.

6 Tolam azmam tənay daɣ as barar. Zaɣnin a wen arat n ajanɣay ihallin. Təggaz-tat tahanint-net tənna : «A wa barar ən Kəl-Ɣibri!»

7 Den daɣ a tat du təhoz təməqqart ən barar tənn-as : «Əngəm a dam d aɣra iyyat daɣ tədoden šin Ɣibri a dam təsankas barar a?»

8 Tənn-as elles ən Firɣawna : «Awalla, aglu!» Təzzar təgla tabarart təɣra-du anna ən barar iman-net.

9 Tənn-alles ən Firɣawna i təntut ten : «Awəy barar wa a di tu təsankasa, a kam hakka tefert nam.» Teway təntut barar, a tu təsankas.

10 As idwal barar wen teway tu y elles ən Firɣawna. Təg-ay təntut ten barar-net, təzzar təg-as esəm Musa fəlas tənna aman daq q-idu təkkas.

11 As d-ewad Musa iggədaz-in Kəl-Ɣibri (esəm iyyan ən Kəl-Israyil) əmosnen imədrayan-net daɣ tawšet. Inay alɣazab wa taggin. Ogaz in iyyan daɣ Kəl Masar izba iyyan daɣ Kəl Ɣibri-əs təwit.

12 Iwaraɣwaraɣ fəl aganna ketnet wər ihənnəy awedan, təzzar inɣa aw Masar wen, imbal-tu daɣ əzazəl.

13 As affaw iqqal in ogaz in əššin Kəl-Ɣibri əknasan gar essan. Inna i wa wər nəla tidət : «Mafel as təggata əmidi nak?»

14 Inn-as aləs wen : «Ma kay igan əmənokal-nana? Əngəm a tareɣ a di-taga tenaɣay ta təge y aw Masar?» Den daɣ ad təggaz tasa Musa, inna daɣ a di batu ten təqqal arat iwizawazan.

15 Isla Firɣawna batu ten igmay əd tanaɣay ən Musa. Mišan ifal daw-əs Musa iddəggag ikk-akal ən Midyan. Ewad in, iqqim dagma n anu iyyan.

16 Aləs imosan əməggi ən təkutawen daɣ akal ən Midyan ila-əssayat təbararen. Əwarnat d-anu. Əjojalnat y aharay n abba-nasnat.

17 Osan du madanan wiyyad əstaɣan-tanat. Təzzar inkar du Musa ogaz-tanat iššəšwa asnat eharay-nasnat.

18 As din osanat abba-nasnat Rawəl, inn-asnat : «Ma dakmat d-igan-əsətrəb ogdan d awa azal a?»

19 Ənnanat-as : «Aləs iyyan ən Masar dana ogazan daɣ madanan, ijjojal-ana har nəktar.»

20 Inn-asnat : «Ma iga za aləs wen? Mafel as t-in tətayyimat? Aglimat aɣrimat t-idu a dər na idrəw imensewan.»

21 Irda Musa s amel ɣur aləs wen. Ikf-ay tabarart-net təgat esəm Ziffora, izlaf-tat.

22 Təla barar ig-as Musa esəm Geršom (Amagar den) fəlas inna akal a d-igmad daɣ imos amagar.

23 Təga tamert tagget. Aba Firɣawna wa nad. Təgla tamattay n Israyil təzzirza d əkkəlu, təzzar tewad in təzarzawt-nasan Məššina.

24 Isla Məššina i təzarzawt-nasan, təzzar inna ad ixkəm s arkawal ən tassaq wa inamagga d Ibrahim, d Isahaq, əd Yaqub.

25 Ihannay Məššina Kəl-Israyil, issan fəl taɣara-nasan.

   

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Arcana Coelestia #6670

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6670. 'And in all [manner of] service in the field' means the aim to bring things of the Church under their control. This is clear from the meaning of 'service' as the aim to bring under their control, dealt with above in 6666; and from the meaning of 'the field' as the Church, dealt within 2971, 3766.

  
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2935. 'Let him give me the cave of Machpelah [which is his]' means the obscurity of faith [that was theirs]. This is clear from the meaning of 'a cave' as obscurity, dealt with in 2463, and from the meaning of 'Machpelah' as faith which is enveloped in obscurity. The reason 'a cave' means obscurity is that it is a place filled with darkness. When reference is made to a mountain cave - as in Genesis 19:30, where it is said that Lot lived in a mountain cave - obscurity as regards good is meant, but when reference is made to the cave in the field of Machpelah obscurity as regards truth is meant. Here, because the expression 'the cave of Machpelah' is used - Machpelah being the field at the end of which the cave was situated - an obscurity as regards truth, or what amounts to the same, as regards faith is meant. From this it is also evident that Machpelah is faith which is enveloped in obscurity.

[2] Those who are being regenerated and becoming spiritual are very much in obscurity as regards truth. With them good from the Lord is indeed flowing in, but truth less so. Consequently a parallelism and correspondence exists with man between the Lord and good, but not between Him and truth, see 1832. The chief reason for this is that men do not know what good is, and if they did know they would still not believe it at heart. And as long as their good is enveloped in obscurity, so too is their truth, for it is from good that all truth springs. Or to be more explicit, the idea that the Lord is Good itself, and that everything which in itself is a manifestation of love to Him and of charity towards the neighbour is good, and that everything which declares and confirms this is truth, they do not know except in an extremely obscure way. Indeed they even entertain doubts, and allow reasonings to enter in against those considerations. And as long as their state is such, the light of truth from the Lord cannot flow in. Indeed they think of the Lord as they do of another human being and not of Him as God; and they model their idea of love to Him on some worldly kind of love. What genuine affection that stems from charity towards the neighbour is they scarcely know at all, or even what charity is and what the neighbour is. Yet these are essentials. From this one may recognize the great obscurity in which spiritual people are and which is all the greater before regeneration has taken place, which state is the subject here.

  
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