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Genesis 50

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2 Dəffər adi omar Yusəf ad əšširədan nasmagalan-net alzanazat ən ši-s, agin as aḍutan əzodnen.

3 Imutag win əkkozat təṃərwen n əzəl a dər du tagdin. Əgan kəl Masar əṣṣayat təṃərwen n əzəl əhallin tu.

4 As okayan aḍan win təweškent iššewal Yusəf y aytedan ən Firɣawna iṇṇ'asan: «Kud a təṇṇam taram i təšəššiwədam i əmazal in a dawan z aga əs Firɣawna, taṇṇim as:

5 " Abba nin as ədkala arkawal ɣur tilkamat ən təɣrəst-net as akal wa n Kanan a daq qu zəṇbəla daɣ əzəkka wa isammatag i ṃan-net." Taṇṇim as tolas: " Ad id'akfu turagat n ad agla a t in əṇbəla ad d əqqəla."»

6 Iṇṇ'as du Firɣawna: «Aglu tammazala abba nnak tassanda arkawal wa das təge.»

7 Ig̣g̣əzzay Yusəf ad in ammazal ši-s. Əddewan dər-əs maššaɣalan ən Firɣawna əd wəššaran ən nəqqima-net əd muzaran kul ən Masar,

8 d aɣaywan ən Yusəf kul əd məqqaran-net d aytedan n abba nnet, wər d'iqqim dəffər-san daɣ akal wa n Gošen ar bararan nasan əd herwan nasan win maḍrornen əd win zawwarnen.

9 Iddew Yusəf əd win əwannen əggəsan əd win əwannen malankaytan ərkaban əggəsan əntanay da. Iṃos šikkəlt təknat iget.

10 As din ewadan asabbakkaw wa n Atad dagma ən Yorden əgan as tamazala təknat təzzəwwərt a daɣ sakarayan. Iga Yusəf daɣ adag wen əṣṣa aḍan əṃosnen təweškent y abba nnet.

11 As ənayan Kəl Kanan əɣsarnen aṃadal a təfiyyawt ta daɣ asabbakkaw wa n Atad əṇṇan: «Iket ən təfiyyawt ən Kəl Masar!». Adi da a fəl itawagga y adag wa eṣəm Abel-Mitsərayim, edag illan dagma ən Yorden.

12 Əgan maddanəs ən Yaqub arat w'as tan omar.

13 Ewayan alzanazat-net s akal wa n Kanan əṇbalan t'in daɣ əɣəɣi wa ihan tawagost ta n Makfela, əɣəɣi wa izzənz' Ibrahim ənta əd tawagost ɣur Efron wa n aw Xet fəl ad iqqəl edagg ən zəkwan dagma n aṃadal ən Mamre.

14 Yusəf dəffər tamazala ən ši-s iqqal akal wa n Maṣar ənta əd məqqaran-net kul d aytedan kul win əmmozalnen ši-s a dər iddew.

15 As ənayan məqqaran ən Yusəf as abba nnasan za aba tu, ad ətinəməṇṇin: «Ma za nagu kud Yusəf iggaz t' alham nana, iru a daɣ-na izzəzal ark əmazal wa ṇad a das nəga da?»

16 Təzzar əzammazalan in sər-əs əṇṇan as in: «Abba nnana harwa wər t'aba omar ana iṇṇa:

17 " Aṇṇat as: «Yusəf əṣṣanaɣ as əgan ak məqqaran nak ark-əmazal labasan mišan əgmaya daɣ-ak ad asan təṣṣurəfa ark-aratan nasan əd bakkadan nasan.» " Əmərədda nəgmay daɣ-ak ad təṣṣurəfa y eklan ən Məššina n abba nnak.» As isla Yusəf i batu nnasan iggaz šin tala.

18 Oṣan t'idu məqqaran-net əssəjadan dat-əs əṇṇan as: «Nakkanay da nəṃos eklan nak.»

19 Mišan iṇṇ'asan Yusəf: «Ad wər tərməɣam! Nak wər əhe edagg ən Məššina.

20 Təgam əṇṇiyat n a d i tagim təkma mišan Məššina isaṃṃatay tat ig'et alxer fəl ad ag̣əz aytedan aggotnen, adi da a itamazalan daɣ azzaman win əmərədda.

21 Daɣ adi ad wər tərməɣam! Ad əṣṣəna daɣ-wan kawanay əd bararan nawan.» Isahhadarrat tan s awalan əzodnen əḍasnen iwallan nasan.

22 Iɣsar Yusəf daɣ Masar harkid aɣaywan n abba nnet. Taɣrəst-net har tewad ṭemeday n awatay əd ṃaraw as t'aba.

23 Yusəf iddar har inay maddanəs ən hayawan n Efraym rur-es, tolas inay maddanəs ən Makir ag Mənašše əhunen daɣ fassan-net.

24 Iṇṇa Yusəf i məqqaran-net: «Nak ad i iba mišan illikan as Məššina a daɣ-wan iṣṣən, ṃaran issuɣəl kawan akal w'as idkal arkawal n ad t'akfu y Ibrahim d Isxaq əd Yaqub.»

25 Təzzar issəhad Yusəf maddanəs n Israyil iṇṇ'asan: «Illikan as Məššina a daɣ-wan iṣṣən, tawəyam alzanazat in as təg̣madam akal a.» Dəffər adi aba Yusəf, tewad təɣrəst-net ṭemeday n awatay əd ṃaraw.

26 Tətawašarad alzanazat-net ətawaggan as aḍutan əzodnen tətawagga daɣ šifit tətawasanṣa daɣ əssənduq wa tətaggaz alzanazat daɣ Masar.

   

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Arcana Coelestia # 6511

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6511. 'And Joseph spoke to Pharaoh's house' means an influx of the internal into the natural mind. This is clear from the meaning of 'speaking as an influx, dealt with in 2951, 5481, 5743, 5797; from the representation of 'Joseph' as the internal, dealt with above in 6499; from the meaning of 'house' as the mind, dealt with in 4973, 5023; and from the representation of 'Pharaoh' as the natural, dealt with in 5160, 5799, 6015. From all this it is evident that 'Joseph spoke to Pharaoh's house' means an influx of the internal into the natural mind.

  
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Arcana Coelestia # 4973

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4973. 'And he was in the house of his lord the Egyptian' means to enable it to be introduced into natural good. This is clear from the meaning of 'lord' as good, dealt with below, and from the meaning of 'the Egyptian' as factual knowledge in general, and from this as that which is natural, dealt with in 4967. The reason 'being in the house' means being introduced is that 'house' is the mind in which good dwells, 3538, in this case the natural mind. Moreover 'house' is used in reference to good, 3652, 3720. The human being has both a natural mind and a rational mind. The natural mind exists within his external man, the rational within his internal. Known facts make up the truths that belong to the natural mind, and these are said to be there 'in their own house' when they are joined to good there; for good and truth together constitute a single house like husband and wife. But the forms of good and the truths which are the subject at present are of a more interior kind, for they are suited to the celestial of the spiritual from the rational, which is represented by 'Joseph'. Those suitable interior truths within the natural are applicable to useful purposes, while interior forms of good in the same are the useful purposes themselves.

[2] The expression 'lord' is used many times in the Word, but unless a person is acquainted with the internal sense he assumes that 'lord' has no other meaning than what the word has when used in ordinary conversation. But 'lord' is used nowhere in the Word other than in reference to good, as is similarly the case with the name 'Jehovah'. When however reference is being made to truth, 'God' and also 'king are used. This then is the reason why 'lord' means good, as may also be seen from the following places: In Moses,

Jehovah your God, He is God of gods, and Lord of lords. Deuteronomy 10:17.

In David,

Confess Jehovah, confess the God of gods, confess the Lord of lords. Psalms 136:1-3

In these places Jehovah or the Lord is called 'God of gods' by virtue of Divine Truth which goes forth from Him, and 'Lord of lords' by virtue of Divine Good which exists within Him.

[3] Similarly in John,

The Lamb will overcome them, for He is Lord of lords, and King of kings. Revelation 17:14.

And in the same book,

The One sitting on the white horse has on His robe and on His thigh the name written, King of kings and Lord of lords. Revelation 19:16.

The Lord is called 'King of kings' by virtue of Divine Truth, and 'Lord of lords' by virtue of Divine Good, as is evident from the individual expressions used here. 'The name written' is His true nature, 144, 145, 1754, 1896, 2009, 2724, 3006. 'His robe' on which it is written is the truth of faith, 1073, 2576, 4545, 4763. 'His thigh' on which likewise that nature is written is the good of love, 3021, 4277, 4280, 4575. From this too it is evident that by virtue of Divine Truth the Lord is called 'King of kings and by virtue of Divine Good 'Lord of lords'. For more about the Lord being called King by virtue of Divine Truth, see 2015, 2069, 3009, 3670, 4581.

[4] From this it is also plain what 'the Lord's Christ' means in Luke,

Simeon received an answer from the Holy Spirit that he would not see death until he had seen the Lord's Christ. Luke 2:26.

'The Lord's Christ' is the Divine Truth that goes with Divine Good, for 'Christ' is one and the same as Messiah, and Messiah is the Anointed or King, 3008, 3009, 'the Lord' in this case being Jehovah. The name Jehovah is not used anywhere in the New Testament Word, but instead of Jehovah, the Lord and God are used, see 2921, as again in Luke,

Jesus said, How can they say that the Christ is David's son when David himself says in the Book of Psalms, The Lord said to my Lord, Sit at My right hand? Luke 20:41, 41.

The same appears in David as follows,

Jehovah said to my Lord, Sit at My right hand. Psalms 110:1.

It is obvious that Jehovah in David is called Lord in the gospel, 'Lord' in this case standing for the Divine Good of the Divine Human. Omnipotence is meant by 'sitting at the right hand', 3387, 4592, 4933 (end).

[5] While in the world the Lord was Divine Truth, but once He was glorified, that is, had made the Human within Him Divine, He became Divine Good, from which Divine Truth subsequently goes forth. This explains why after the Resurrection the disciples did not call Him Master, as they had before, but Lord, as is evident in John 21:7, 12, 15-17, 20, and also in the other gospels. Divine Truth - which the Lord was while in the world and which subsequently goes forth from Him, that is, from Divine Good - is also called 'the Angel of the Covenant', in Malachi,

Suddenly there will come to His temple the Lord whom you are seeking, and the Angel of the Covenant in whom you delight. Malachi 3:1.

[6] Because 'Lord' is used to mean Divine Good and 'King' Divine Truth, therefore in places where the Lord is spoken of as having dominion and a kingdom 'dominion' has reference to Divine Good and 'a kingdom' to Divine Truth. For the same reason the Lord is called 'Lord of the nations' but 'King of the peoples', for 'nations' means those governed by good, 'peoples' those governed by truth, 1259, 1260, 1849, 3581

[7] Good is called 'lord' as against a servant, and 'father' as against a son, as in Malachi,

A son should honour his father, and a servant his lord. If I am a Father, where is My honour? And if I am a Lord, where is the fear of Me? Malachi 1:6.

And in David,

To be a slave JOSEPH was sold. The word of Jehovah tested him. The king sent and released him, he who had dominion over nations set him free and placed him as lord of his house and as one with dominion over all his possessions. Psalms 105:17, 19-22.

Here, as is evident from each individual expression, 'Joseph' is used to mean the Lord, 'lord' in this instance being the Divine Good of the Divine Human.

  
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