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1 A di da fəl ig̣mad Abram Maṣar, innəmad teṇeray ən Negab, ənta əd tənṭut-net d a wa ila kul, iddew dər-əs Lot.

2 Abram ikna təgərgist daɣ hərwan d əzrəf d urəɣ.

3 Iṇkar Abram ad itagalat gər Negab d əɣrəm ən Bet-El, har oṣa edag wa daɣ izzəbbat əs tizarat, gər Bet-El d Ay,

4 edag wa daɣ ikras edagg ən təkutay dat a wen. Iɣbad Əməli.

5 Lot a dər-əs iddewan ənta da ila eharay wa ənḍərran əd wa zəwwaran iṃos aɣaywan aggen.

6 A wa əgan hərwan-nasan daɣ igət abas tan-eway akal, wər əfregan aharog.

7 Təggaz-tu tamazaq šin n amel gər maḍanan n Abram əd win Lot. As itagg'a wen Kəl Kanan əd Kəl Fəriz əntanay da əɣsaran daɣ akal wen.

8 Iṇṇ'Abram i Lot: «Ma tu təmal tamazaq gar-i dər-ək wala gər maḍanan-in əd win-nak fəlas iməḍrayan a nəṃos.

9 Akal ket-net illa dat-ək. Mazzay dər-i: As ṭətrama nak ad-ak adannaga as tədənnaga nak ad-ak əṭrəma.

10 Idkal Lot aṣawad-net inay as aṃadal kul n agarew wa n Yorden ket-net išwa, šilan aljannat, madeɣ aɣlal n agarew wa n Ənnil, har əɣrəm ən Tsohar, harwa wər ihlek Əməli Sədom əd Gamora.

11 Isaṇṇafran Lot i ṃan-net tatawla kul wa n Yorden, iggəlat iddənnag. Esaway wa da as əmməzzayan məḍrayan.

12 Abram iɣsar daɣ akal wa n Kanan.Mišan Lot ənta iɣsar daɣ ɣələyɣəlayan ən ɣərman ən tatawla ən Yorden. Ikras ihəktan-net har Sodom.

13 Kəl Sədom əṃosan ark-aytedan əknanen tišit ən nasbakkadan dat udəm n Əməli.

14 Iṇṇa Əməli y Abram, dəffər as immizzay əd Lot: «Ədkəl aṣawad-nak əṣwəd daɣ ṭamasna d agala əd dənnəg d aṭaram,

15 fəlas akal kul wa togge da ad-ak-k-akfa kay d əzzurriya-nnak har faw.

16 Ad-agaɣ əzzurriya-nnak šilat ən təblalen n aṃadal as kundaba awedan wa ifragan a tanat iššiḍən a-tu-z-iššiḍənan.

17 Əbdəd awəy d akal sas agawer-net əd təzzəgrət-net fəlas tehakkay a dak-ku-z-aga.»

18 Iggəlat Abram ikras ihəktan-net daɣ eškan zagrotnen əhanen edag wa daɣ iɣsar Mamre dagma n əɣrəm wa n Xebron. Iɣsar den da. Ikras edagg ən təkutay y Əməli.

   

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Arcana Coelestia #1752

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1752. That 'except for what the young men have eaten' means good spirits is clear from what comes before and what comes after. In what has gone before, at verse 13 above, Mamre, Eshkol, and Aner are referred to as being Abram's allies. By these, as is evident from the explanation given at that verse, the state of the Lord's Rational Man in relation to the External Man as regards the nature of its goods and truths was meant; and so the angels who were present with the Lord when He was engaged in conflict were meant. The same is clear from what follows immediately below. Here those who accompanied Abram are called 'young men', by whom none other than good spirits are meant, whereas by 'the men', referred to immediately after, angels are meant. The fact that angels were present with the Lord when He fought against the hells is clear from the Word, and also from the fact that when He was engaged in the conflicts brought about by temptations the angels were bound to be present, to whom the Lord from His own power gave the strength and seemingly the power to fight in company with Him; for all the power which angels have derives from the Lord.

[2] That angels fight against those who are evil becomes clear from what has been stated in various places already about the angels that reside with man - how they protect man and ward off the evils with which spirits from hell assault him, dealt with already in 50, 227, 228, 697, 968. Yet all the power they have derives from the Lord. Good spirits are indeed angels as well but lower ones, for they are in the first heaven, while angelic spirits are in the second, and angels properly so called are in the third, dealt with in 459, 684. Such is the form of government in the next life that good spirits are subordinate to angelic spirits, and angelic spirits to angels themselves, so that they all constitute one angelic community. Good spirits and angelic spirits are those called 'young men' here, while angels themselves are called 'men'.

  
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50. What the Most Ancient Church understood by 'the image of the Lord' exceeds everything one can say about it. Man is totally unaware of the fact that the Lord is governing him by means of angels and spirits, and that at least two spirits and two angels are present with everyone. By means of the spirits he is in communication with the world of spirits, and by means of the angels with heaven. Without this communication with the world of spirits by means of the spirits, and with heaven by means of the angels, and so by means of heaven with the Lord, a person cannot exist at all. His entire life depends upon that link, and if the spirits and angels were to withdraw he would perish instantly.

[2] As long as a person remains unregenerate he is governed in an entirely different way from when he is regenerate. As long as he is unregenerate, evil spirits reside with him, who have such dominion over him that angels, though present, can accomplish little more than simply distract him from plunging into utter evil and so divert him towards something good. Indeed they use his own unregenerate desires to divert him towards good, and his illusions of the senses to do so towards truth. At that point he is in communication with the world of spirits by means of the spirits who reside with him, but not in the same way with heaven, for the reason that evil spirits have dominion and angels simply forestall them.

[3] When however he is regenerate it is the angels who then have dominion, and they breathe into him every kind of good and truth, as well as a horror and dread of evils and falsifies. Angels do indeed lead, yet they are but servants, for it is the Lord alone who, by means of angels and spirits, governs a person. Now because this is done through the ministry of angels, it is said here, in the plural first of all, 'Let Us make man in Our image'. Yet because it is still He alone who rules and disposes, it is said in the following verse, in the singular, 'God created him in His image'. This the Lord also states plainly in Isaiah,

Thus said Jehovah, your Redeemer, He who formed you from the womb, I Jehovah make all things, stretching out the heavens Alone, spreading out the earth by Myself. Isaiah 44:24.

Angels themselves also profess that no power at all resides with themselves but that they act from the Lord alone.

  
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