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Exodus第3章

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1 Illa Musa den imos amadan n aharay wa mallan y ədaggal-net Yitro, wa as itawannu Rawəl, imosan əməggi ən təkutawen ən Midyan. Idan eharay daɣ-əsuf har ewad adɣaɣ wa n Horeba, itawann-as adɣaɣ wa n Məššina.

2 Təzzar inafalal as du angalos n Amaɣlol daɣ təfsəq təbilaglagat. Isammaklal-əs Musa as wər tətərəkəmmit təfsəq ten.

3 Den daɣ ad inna gar-es əd man-net : «A din ihaza ad əniya əlmaɣiza wa, ad-əssəna mafel as wər tətərəkəmmit təfsəq ten».

4 Inay Amaɣlol as Musa itihaz in arat wen. Təzzar iɣr-ay Məššina inn-as : «Musa, Musa!» Inn-as Musa : «Nak da!»

5 Inn-as Məššina : «Zakkat in fəl adag wa, əkkəs iɣateman, edag wa tahe da aṃadal zəddigan a imos.»

6 Inn-as tolas dəffər a wen : «Nak Əməli n abba nak, Əməli n Ibrahim, Əməli n Isxaq, Əməli ən Yaqub.» Den daɣ a d-issəlsa Musa udəm-net fəlas iksud ad inəməswəd əd Məššina.

7 Inn-as Amaɣlol tolas : «Ənaya alɣazab wa tətaggu tamattay-nin daɣ Masar, amaran sallaɣ i təkurayt-net fəl win tat-əssasnen. Əssana wəllen as taɣazzaban.

8 «A wen daɣ fəl d-əzzəbbe y a tan əkkəsa daɣ tarna ən Kəl Masar, əkkəsaq-qan daɣ Masar əšəššiwədaq-qan akal ihossayan, elwan, ahanat-tu təsəssəngay n əx əd turawat. Akal wen ənta a əhan Kəl Xənaɣan, əd Kəl Ɣit, əd Kəl Amor, əd Kəl Fəriz əd Kəl Ɣif əd Kəl Yəbus.

9 «Əmərədda təkurayt ən Kəl-Israyil-əsleɣ as, ənaya tolas a wa dər ogda alɣazab wa tan saknin Kəl Masar.

10 «Aglu daɣ a di əmərədda takka Firɣawna. Zimazalaq-qay sər-əs fəl a du təssərdəɣa tamattay-nin ta n maddanəs n Israyil ahanen Masar.

11 Inna Musa i Məššina : «Nak za ma mosa, as takka Firɣawna wala takkasa du maddanəs n Israyil daɣ Masar?»

12 Inn-as Məššina : «Adi əddewa dər-ək. Arat wa təhannaya da ənta təgəyya n as nak kay in issəglan. As du təkkasa tamattay daɣ Masar, təɣbədam-i ɣur ədɣaɣ wa.»

13 Ilas Musa inn-as : «Ad agla daɣ adi akka Kəl-Israyil annaɣ asan : "Məššina n aljadan-nawan a di d izammazalan sər-wan". Kud z-ənnan-i : "M-esəm-net Məššina wen?" Ma dasan z-anna əddi?»

14 Den daɣ ad inna Məššina i Musa : «"Əmosa əlle da." Arat da wa za tanna i Kəl-Israyil "Əlle da" a di d-izammazalan sər wan.

15 Ilas Məššina inna i Musa : «Tannaɣ-asan : "Amaɣlol, Əməli n aljadan-nawan, Əməli n Ibrahim, Əməli n Isahaq, Əməli ən Yaqub di d-izammazalan sər-wan". Esəm-in den da wa iɣlalan, amaran ənta as za təwəzdiya daɣ əɣlul n azzaman.

16 «Aglu daɣ a di təššidəwaɣ iwəššaran win əlanen tanat daɣ Kəl-Israyil tannaɣ-asan : "Amaɣlol, Əməli n aljadan nawan, Əməli n Ibrahim, d Isahaq, əd Yaqub, a di d-inafalan, inn-i : Illikan as anay ənayaq qawan. Oggeɣ a wa kawan igarrawan daɣ Masar.

17 «"Amaran əgeɣ tanat ta n a kawan əkkəsa daɣ akal wa n Masar daɣ tətaɣazzabam, šəššiwədaq qawan akal ən Kəl Xənaɣan, əd Kəl Ɣit, əd Kəl Amor, əd Kəl Fəriz, əd Kəl Ɣif əd Kəl Yəbus. Akal wen ahanat-tu təsəssəngay n əx əd turawat."

18 «Ad-əssəsəman wəššaran n Israyil y awal nak tidawa dər-san s ahan n əmənokal ən Masar tannim-as : "Amaɣlol, Əməli ən Kəl-Ɣibri, Əməli-nana, inafalal-ana du. Akf-ana turagat n ad nagu karad adan ən teklay daɣ taneray fəl a das-nagu šikutawen."

19 «Əssanaɣ as wər kawan z-ayyu əmənokal di taglim fəlas wər t-illa awedan ifragan əšəhhəššəl-net.

20 «Mišan a fall-as əššəšɣəla tarna tagget. Ammazala fəl Kəl Masar əs tarna təgat daɣ təjujab wər nətawazday. Dəffər a di kawan z ayyu taglim.

21 «Wər za taglim təsikarayrayam ifassan fəlas ad akfa tamattay ta annaɣmat daɣ Kəl Masar.

22 «Tantut ketnet təgmay daɣ təmahharak-net made təmidit-net ta n wələt Masar uɣənan n urəɣ əd win əzrəf, əd təbəddaɣ. Aratan win den akfiwat-tan i bararan-nawan əd təbararen nawan. Əmmək wen da as za taɣim Kəl Masar.»

   

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Apocalypse Revealed#505

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505. Then those from the peoples, tribes, tongues, and nations will see their bodies for three and a half days. (11:9) This symbolizes all those who were or who would be caught up in doctrinal falsities and the resulting evil practices at the end of the church still existing, when they have heard and later hear about these two essential elements at the beginning of the New Church, namely, an acknowledgment of the Lord and of works in accordance with the Ten Commandments.

Peoples, tribes, tongues, and nations mean all those of the Protestant Reformed who were or who would be caught up in doctrinal falsities and the resulting evil practices owing to their faith alone. Peoples symbolize people caught up in doctrinal falsities (no. 483), tribes the falsities and evils in the church (no. 349), tongues a confession and acceptance of these (no. 483), and nations people caught up in evil practices (no. 483). Therefore the four together symbolize all those individually and collectively who were or who would be of such a character, thus all those who were in that great city and all those like them who would later come from the world.

The bodies that they would see, those of the two witnesses, symbolize the two essential elements of the New Church, as said in no. 501 above. That they would see them means, symbolically, when they have heard and later hear about them, since it is bodies that are said to be seen, and the two essential elements that are heard.

Three and a half days mean, symbolically, at the end and then the beginning, namely, at the end of the church still existing and the beginning of a new one.

Putting all these things together now into a single meaning, it is apparent that "those from the peoples, tribes, tongues, and nations will see their bodies for three and a half days" has, in the spiritual sense, the symbolic meaning stated above.

Three and a half days mean, symbolically, at the end and then the beginning because a day symbolizes a state, the number three symbolizes something completed to the end, and a half symbolizes a new beginning. For three and half days have the same symbolic meaning as a week, six days of which symbolize something completed to the end, and the seventh day something holy. That is because the number three and a half is one half of seven, and seven days constitute a week; and a number doubled or divided has the same symbolic meaning.

[2] That the number three symbolizes something completed, thus something completed to the end, can be seen from the following accounts in the Word:

That Isaiah was to go naked and barefoot for three years (Isaiah 20:3).

That Jehovah called three times to Samuel, and Samuel ran three times to Eli, and that the third time Eli understood (1 Samuel 3:1-8).

That Elijah stretched himself out three times on the widow's son (1 Kings 17:21).

That Elijah ordered that water be poured on the burnt sacrifice three times (1 Kings 18:34).

That Jesus said that the kingdom of heaven is like leaven, which a woman took and hid in three measures of meal (Matthew 13:33).

That Jesus told Peter he would deny Him three times (Matthew 26:34).

That the Lord asked Peter three times, "Do you love Me?" (John 21:15-17).

That Jonah was in the belly of the whale three days and three nights (Jonah 1:17).

That Jesus said He would destroy the Temple and in three days build it (Matthew 26:61, John 2:19)

That Jesus prayed three times in Gethsemane (Matthew 26:39-44).

That Jesus rose on the third day (Matthew 28:1ff.).

And so on elsewhere, as in Isaiah 16:14; Hosea 6:2; Exodus 3:18; 10:22-23; 19:1, 11, 15-16, 18; Leviticus 19:23-25; Numbers 19:11-22; 31:19-24; Deuteronomy 19:2-4; 26:12; Joshua 1:11; 3:2; 1 Samuel 20:5, 12, 19-20, 35-36, 41; 2 Samuel 24:11-13; Daniel 10:1-3; Mark 12:2, 4-6; Luke 20:12; 13:32-33.

Seven, like three, symbolizes something full and complete, but seven is predicated of holy things, while three is predicated of things not holy.

  
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Many thanks to the General Church of the New Jerusalem, and to Rev. N.B. Rogers, translator, for the permission to use this translation.