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Lamenti 5

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1 RICORDATI, Signore, di quello che ci è avvenuto; Riguarda, e vedi li nostro vituperio.

2 La nostra eredità è stata trasportata agli stranieri, E le nostre case a’ forestieri.

3 Noi siam divenuti orfani, senza padre; E le nostre madri come donne vedove.

4 Noi abbiam bevuta la nostra acqua per danari, Le nostre legne ci sono state vendute a prezzo.

5 Noi abbiam sofferta persecuzione sopra il nostro collo; Noi ci siamo affannati, e non abbiamo avuto alcun riposo.

6 Noi abbiam porta la mano agli Egizi, Ed agli Assiri, per saziarci di pane.

7 I nostri padri hanno peccato, e non sono più; Noi abbiam portate le loro iniquità.

8 De’ servi ci hanno signoreggiati; Non vi è stato alcuno che ci abbia riscossi di man loro.

9 Noi abbiamo addotta la nostra vittuaglia A rischio della nostra vita, per la spada del deserto.

10 La nostra pelle è divenuta bruna come un forno, Per l’arsure della fame.

11 Le donne sono state sforzate in Sion, E le vergini nelle città di Giuda.

12 I principi sono stati impiccati per man di coloro; Non si è avuta riverenza alle facce de’ vecchi.

13 I giovani hanno portata la macinatura, E i fanciulli son caduti per le legne.

14 I vecchi hanno abbandonato le porte, E i giovani i loro suoni.

15 La gioia del nostro cuore è cessata, I nostri balli sono stati cangiati in duolo.

16 La corona del nostro capo è caduta; Guai ora a noi! perciocchè abbiam peccato.

17 Per questo il cuor nostro è languido; Per queste cose gli occhi nostri sono scurati.

18 Egli è perchè il monte di Sion è deserto, Sì che le volpi vi passeggiano.

19 Tu, Signore, dimori in eterno; Il tuo trono è stabile per ogni età.

20 Perchè ci dimenticheresti in perpetuo? Perchè ci abbandoneresti per lungo tempo?

21 O Signore, convertici a te, e noi sarem convertiti: Rinnova i nostri giorni, come erano anticamente.

22 Perciocchè, ci hai tu del tutto riprovati? Sei tu adirato contro a noi fino all’estremo?

   


To many Protestant and Evangelical Italians, the Bibles translated by Giovanni Diodati are an important part of their history. Diodati’s first Italian Bible edition was printed in 1607, and his second in 1641. He died in 1649. Throughout the 1800s two editions of Diodati’s text were printed by the British Foreign Bible Society. This is the more recent 1894 edition, translated by Claudiana.

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Coronis (An Appendix to True Christian Religion) #57

  
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57. IV. THE FOURTH STATE OF THE CHURCH WAS THE PROFANATION OF HOLY THINGS, AND THEN WAS ITS CONSUMMATION OR NIGHT. Vastation and consummation differ from each other, as do the shade of evening and the thick darkness of night; for vastation is a receding from the Church, but consummation a complete separation from it. Vastation, therefore, is as when any one descends from heaven but not as far as to hell, and tarries in the middle, standing near both; but consummation exists when any one, standing thus, turns his face and breast to hell, and his back and the hinder part of his head to. heaven; in like manner as happened with the Dragon and his angels when they were cast down out of heaven (concerning which see Rev. 12): while they were fighting with Michael, they were in the middle; but when vanquished, they were in hell. Vastation takes place when man looks upon the holy things of the Church from falsities and falsified truths; but consummation when he lives in evils or in adulterated goods.

[2] But, that the difference and distinction between the state of vastation and the state of consummation may be still more clearly grasped, it shall be illustrated by comparisons. The state of vastation may be compared with a certain garden, or grove, round a temple-which garden, by reason of the Divine worship performed in the temple, is regarded as holy-in which are places for drinking, feasting, dancing, and histrionics and farce, with spectators in the courts and windows of the temple; but the state of consummation may be compared to the same garden, or grove, in which are satyrs and libertines, with harlots and witches, who all together enter the temple dancing, and there celebrate profane revels, as the Pythons in their sabbaths.

[3] The state of vastation may also be compared with a hostile army, when it enters the suburbs of a besieged city and rules them; but the state of consummation may be compared with the same army, when it has demolished the wall, and rushes into the city and gives the inhabitants over to destruction. The state of vastation may further be compared with a ship upon sandbanks, or a sandy shore, when it is violently battered there, and tossed up and down, and the steersman, captain and sailors bewail on account of their danger; but the state is one of consummation when the ship's keel is fretted away by the gravel beneath, and the ship, being shattered and pierced with holes, sinks, and those on board, and the cargo, perish in the waves.

[4] The state of vastation may be compared with every disease which invades the members, viscera and organs of the body, by reason of which the patient apprehends death, consults a physician, takes medicines, and all the while lies in bed in hope of recovery; but the state of consummation may be compared with the same disease when it invades the breast, where the heart and lungs reside as in their tabernacle, into which when the disease penetrates, it makes an end of the life of the body.

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

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Jeremiah 9:11-15

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11 I will make Jerusalem heaps, a dwelling place of jackals; and I will make the cities of Judah a desolation, without inhabitant.

12 Who is the wise man, that may understand this? and [who is] he to whom the mouth of Yahweh has spoken, that he may declare it? why is the land perished and burned up like a wilderness, so that none passes through?

13 Yahweh says, Because they have forsaken my law which I set before them, and have not obeyed my voice, neither walked therein,

14 but have walked after the stubbornness of their own heart, and after the Baals, which their fathers taught them;

15 therefore thus says Yahweh of Armies, the God of Israel, Behold, I will feed them, even this people, with wormwood, and give them water of gall to drink.