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Exodus第5章

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1 Dəffər awen ikka Musa əd Harun Firɣawna ənnan-as : «Amaɣlol, Əməli n Israyil inna : "Ayyu tamattay-nin ad taglu tag-amud wa n əlɣibada-nin daɣ-əsuf."»

2 Inn-asan Firɣawna : «Ma imos za Amaɣlol as das-sasama wala tayya Kəl-Israyil aglin. Wər əzdaya Amaɣlol za wər z ayya Kəl-Israyil aglin.»

3 Əlasan ənnan-as : «Əməli ən Kəl-Ɣibri inifalal-ana du. Nara a dana-tayya ad nagu teklay ən karad adan daɣ-əsuf ad nagu y Amaɣlol Əməli-nana šikutawen fəl təksəda n a daɣ-na izəzzəbbət alwaba igan daɣ təwərna made əməgər.»

4 Təzzar inn-asan əmənokal ən Masar : «Ma fel taram ad təkkəsam tamattay daɣ əššəɣəl-net? Agliwat kawanay da təšɣəlam.

5 Təzzar inn-asan Firɣawna : «Eklan a əmərədda igət a gan, amaran kawanay taram ad ayyin əššəɣəl-nasan. Mafel?»

6 Əzəl wen da ad omar Firɣawna meddan win šašɣalnen tamattay ten əmosnen Kəl Masar, əd win tat ewalnen daɣ əššəɣəl əmosnen Kəl-Israyil, inn-asan :

7 «Ad wər tələsam tehakkay ən tamattay ta ələmmuz wa as taggin bargitan. Ayyat tan a t-idu tamadan i man-nasan.

8 «Təšəhhəššəlam-tan igi ən bərgitan ogdanen əd win taggin harwa du wər timədan ələmmuz i man-nasan. A dasan in wər təgləmam wala, fəlas aytedan di inəffərəšša a mosan, a di da fəl əzzərzan gannin : «Nara dana-tayya ad nagu šikutawen y Əməli-nana.

9 «Agiwat y aytedan win əššəšɣəl issohen har ib-as (əgrawan əs wala) əlan alwaq əddi wər za sasaman i batuten əmosnen bahu.»

10 Əglan meddan win šašɣalnen Kəl-Israyil əd win tan-ewalnen, ənnan asan : «Inna Firɣawna : "wər kawan z ələsa tehakkay n ələmmuz,

11 «"agliwat tawiyam du ələmmuz i man-nawan daɣ adag wa daɣ t-idu za təgrəwam. Mišan əššəɣəl-nawan wər daɣ as z-ifnəz wala."»

12 Wazawazan Kəl-Israyil daɣ akal ən Masar ketnet a du farradan əddigdag n ələmmuz ən təwəgas ibraran daɣ adag n ələmmuz wa ihossayan.

13 Təzzar əsasan-tan meddan win tan šašɣalnen əmosnen Kəl Masar ənnan asan : «Əšɣəlat har akkasaw əššəɣəl-nawan. Əzəl kul təgam daɣ-as a wa tətaggim harwa təgarrawam ələmmuz.»

14 Təzzar ənkaran Kəl-Masar win omar Firɣawna s ad šašɣalan Kəl-Israyil əsasan-tan har as əbambayan daɣ meddan iman-nasan win-əsannafranen y ad awəlan Kəl-Israyil a tan-əggatan, gannin-asan : «Mafel əndazəl d azala, wər təsakkasawam meḍan ən bərgitan wa tətaggim kala da?»

15 Əglan meddan ən Kəl-Israyil win ewalnen tamattay ewayan tala-nasan-əs Firɣawna ənnan-as : «Mafel as tətaggaɣ əmazal igan taɣara ta y eklan nak?

16 Ab-as garrawan eklan-nak ələmmuz mišan itawann-ana : "agiwat bargitan!" Əmərədda eklan-nak tamattin. Eges tamattay ta n nak a wər nəla tidət.»

17 Təzzar inn-asan Firɣawna : «Kawanay əfərəšši aggen a təgam. A di da fəl təgannim taram ad taglim ad tagim šikutawen y Amaɣlol.

18 «Əmərədda aglat əšɣəlat! Aləmmuz wər tu za tələsam agaraw, mišan əššil ad tagim bərgitan win daɣ wan tawagmaynen.»

19 Əgran-in meddan win ewalnen Kəl-Israyil as taɣara-nasan təqqal arat ixšadan wəllen, fəlas itawann-asan wər dasan in z-itəwəgələm wala daɣ medan ən bargitan win as ihor a tan agin əzəl kul.

20 As din əfalan Firɣawna da-əstaban i Musa əd Harun dasan əqqalnen den kala da.

21 Ənnan-asan : «Ya Amaɣlol təswada daɣ a wa təgam tammazala s əššəriɣa-nak. Firɣawna əd marayan sər-əs əknan-ana tagləfat wəllen fəl əddəlil nawan. Zun tan-təkfam takoba fəl a danaɣ anɣin.»

22 Den daɣ ad igla Musa imalallay s Amaɣlol, inna : «Əməli, mas təzaɣazzaba tamattay ta? Mafel daɣ adi as di-du-təzammazala?

23 «A d-obazan ɣur assa wa din əgeɣ i Firɣawna əššewalaɣ-as s esəm-nak, išatu i tamattay ten alɣazab amaran kay wər tat-təssəfsa harwa da.»

   

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Arcana Coelestia#7091

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7091. 'Thus said Jehovah, the God of Israel' means that it - the admonition to those opposed to the Church's truths - comes from the Lord's Divine Human. This is clear from the consideration that 'Jehovah, the God of Israel' is used to mean the Lord in respect of the Divine Human, for 'Jehovah' in the Word is the Lord, see 1343, 1736, 2921, 3023, 3075, 5041, 5663, 6281, 6303, 6905. He is called 'the God of Israel' because the Lord's spiritual kingdom is meant by 'Israel', 6426, 6637, and because by His Coming into the world the Lord saved those who belonged to that kingdom or Church, 6854, 6914, 7075. The reason why 'the God of Israel' means the Lord in respect of the Divine Human is that those who belong to that Church envisage everything spiritual or celestial, and the Divine too, in the way they envisage natural things. Therefore if they did not think in a natural way of the Divine as a Person they could not be joined to the Divine through any kind of affection. For if they did not think about the Divine as a Person in a natural way they would have either no ideas at all about the Divine, or else monstrous ones, and so would defile the Divine. So this is why 'the God of Israel' is used to mean the Lord in respect of the Divine Human, in particular of the Divine Natural.

'Israel' and 'Jacob' are used in the highest sense to mean the Lord's Divine Natural, 'Israel' the internal Divine Natural and 'Jacob' the external Divine Natural, see 4570.

Those who belong to the spiritual Church have been and are saved by means of the Lord's Divine Human, 2833, 2834.

The member of the spiritual Church, who is 'Israel', is interior natural, 4286, 4401.

[2] From all this it is now evident why in the Word the Lord is called 'Jehovah, the God of Israel' and 'Jehovah, the Holy One of Israel'. Anyone may see that when the Divine is referred to by these names it is solely because they are suitable for expressing something Holy that is not apparent in the sense of the letter. The fact that the Lord in respect of the Divine Natural is meant by 'the God of Israel' is evident from quite a number of places in the Word, plainly so from the following,

Moses and Aaron, Nadab and Abihu, and the seventy elders of Israel saw the God of Israel, under whose feet there was so to speak a paved work of sapphire stone, like the substance of the sky for clearness. Exodus 24:9-10.

[3] The fact that this was the Lord, and not Jehovah, who is called the Father, is evident from the Lord's words in John,

Nobody has ever seen God. John 1:18.

You have never heard His voice nor seen His shape. John 5:37.

In Isaiah,

I will give you the treasures of darkness, and the secret wealth of concealed places, that you may know that it is I, Jehovah, who called you by your name, the God of Israel. Isaiah 45:3.

In Ezekiel,

Over the heads of the cherubim, in appearance like a sapphire stone, there was the likeness of a throne, and over the likeness of a throne there was a likeness, as the appearance of a man (homo) upon it above. And with him there was the appearance of fire and a rainbow, and of brightness round about. Ezekiel 1:26-28.

These things are called the glory of Jehovah and of the God of Israel in the same prophet, in Ezekiel 1:28; 8:4; 9:3; 10:19-20, and also where the New Temple is the subject, in Ezekiel 43:2; 44:2, [4]. ['The God of Israel' appears] in many other places besides these, such as Isaiah 17:6; 21:10, 17; 24:15; 41:17; Psalms 41:13; 59:5; 68:8, 35; 69:6; 72:18; and elsewhere. The name THE HOLY ONE OF ISRAEL is also used in Isaiah 1:4; 5:19, 24; 10:20; 17:7; 30:11-12, 15; 49:7; 60:9, 14; Ezekiel 39:7.

[4] The fact that the Lord in respect of His Divine Human is meant by 'the God of Israel' and 'the Holy One of Israel' is also clear from His being called Redeemer, Saviour, and Maker: REDEEMER in Isaiah 47:4 (Jehovah Zebaoth is our Redeemer, the Holy One of Israel is His name), and also in Isaiah 41:14; 43:14; 48:17; 54:5; SAVIOUR in Isaiah 43:3 and MAKER in Isaiah 45:11. From this it is also evident that no one other than the Lord is meant in the Old Testament Word by Jehovah, since He is called JEHOVAH GOD and THE HOLY ONE OF ISRAEL, REDEEMER, SAVIOUR, and MAKER. He is called Jehovah the Redeemer and Saviour in Isaiah,

That all flesh may know that I Jehovah am your Saviour, and your Redeemer, the Mighty One of Jacob. Isaiah 49:26.

In the same prophet,

That you may know that I Jehovah am your Saviour, and your Redeemer, the Powerful One of Jacob. 1 Isaiah 60:16.

Also in Isaiah 43:14; 44:6, 24; 54:8; 63:16; Psalms 19:14.

[5] The fact that the Lord saved Israel, that is, those who belonged to the spiritual Church, may be seen in Isaiah,

I will tell of the mercies of Jehovah, the praises of Jehovah, according to all that Jehovah has rewarded us with - great [as He is] in goodness to the house of Israel. He said, Surely they are My people, children who do not lie. And therefore He became their Saviour. In all their affliction He suffered affliction, and the angel of His face delivered them; because of His love and His compassion He redeemed them, and took them and carried them all the days of eternity. Isaiah 63:7-9.

脚注:

1. The Latin means Israel but the Hebrew means Jacob.

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