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Genesis第48章

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2 Ittəmal i Yaqub itawaṇṇ'as: «Barar nak da Yusəf ad d'iglan da a kay inəy». Iga ddu Yaqub šiɣurad-net har d'iqqim daɣ teṣṣat.

3 Iṇṇa Yaqub i Yusəf: «Məššina əməqqar inifalal i du daɣ əɣrəm wa n Luz (eṣəm-net əmərədda Bet-El) daɣ akal wa n Kanan, iga fall-i albaraka nnet.

4 Inn'i: «A kay əsəssirəwa əsəffələyləyaq qay agaq qay šimattiwen aggotnen agaɣ akal a daɣ təla n əzzurriya nnak har faw.

5 Əmərədda bararan nak win n əššin təgrawa daɣ Masar dat aṣṣa nin bararan in a əmoṣan, wər tan əzlaya əd Ruben əd Šimehon.

6 Aṃaran bararan win təgrawa dəffər win, win di i nnak. Əntanay ad əgrəwan adagar nasan daɣ təkasit s eṣəm ən məqqaran nasan Mənašše d Efraym.

7 As d'əfala aṃadal ən Faḍan-Aram aba anna nak Raxil ɣur-i daɣ əšikəl daɣ akal wa n Kanan harwa wər in newed Efrata. Denda a tat əṇbala daɣ tarrayt n Efrata. Aɣrəm w'as itawaṇṇu əmərədda Betlexem. Amazay wenda ad in iswaḍ Yaqub daɣ maddanəs ən Yusəf, amaran šiṭṭawen-net təssirkam tanat tušaray haras abas ifrag aṇay wəllen. Təzzar iṇṇ' i Yusəf: «Ma əṃosan za win den?» Iṇṇ'as Yusəf: «Bararan in a wa, win di ikfa Məššina da da.» Təzzar iṇṇ'as Yaqub: «Zəhəz i tan du fəl a fall-asan aga albaraka.» Izzəhaz as tan du Yusəf, imməllat asan izalammat tan.

11 Iṇṇa Yaqub i Yusəf: «Wər əɣila a kay ələsa aṇay fadda, əmərədda bararan nak da iṣṣəkn'i tan Məššina.»

12 Ikkas tan du Yusəf daɣ faddan-net, issəjad daɣ aṃadal.

13 Təzzar idkal tan Yusəf iṭṭaf Efraym s əfus-net wa n əɣil fəl ad iggəz zalgat ən Yaqub, amaran idkal tu Mənašše s əfus-net wa n zalgat fəl ad iggəz aɣil ən Yaqub, izzəhaz as tan du.

14 Izzal du Israyil əfus-net wa n əɣil issəwar tu eɣaf n Efraym kuddeɣ as ənta wa ənḍərran. Izammazray ifassan-net fəlas əsəwər a iga wa n zalgat Mənašše kuddeɣ as ənta wa waššaran.

15 Iga fall-assan albaraka-net iṇṇa: «Məššina nin təgeɣ albaraka nak fəl bararan a, Məššina w'as əlkaman marawan nin Ibrahim d Isxaq, Məššina wa iṃosan aṃadan nin ɣur təhut in har azala,

16 Məššina wa di issəfsan daɣ aššar. Əssudəranet eṣəm in d əṣmawan ən marawan in Ibrahim d Isxaq, igatanet daɣ əddənet.

17 As inay Yusəf abba-net as issəwar əfus-net wa n əɣil eɣaf n Efraym wər oggem a wen. Təzzar ibaz əfus n abba-net ikkas t'idu fəl aɣaf n Efraym issəwar tu wa n Mənašše.

18 Iṇṇa Yusəf y abba nnet: «Wərge adi abba nin, wa ənta a waššaran! Səwər əfus nak wa n əɣil eɣaf-net.»

19 Mišan ugay as abba nnet. Iṇṇ'as: «əṣṣana barar in, əṣṣana. Ənta da ad iqqəl tamattay igat, mišan amaḍray-net ad as izar tadawla, iqqəl əzzurriya-net šimattiwen aggotnen.»

20 Əzəl wədi da iga fall-assan albaraka-net iṇna: «Kəl Israyil ad əɣarrin iṣmawan nawan as ətaggin albaraka ad əgannin: «Idkal kay Məššina əmmək as idkal Efraym əd Mənašše». Adi da a fəl izzozar Efraym i Mənašše.

21 Təzzar iṇṇa Yaqub i Yusəf: «Nak ad i iba tarmad mišan Məššina a daɣ-wan iṣṣən, a kawan issuɣəl akal ən marawan nawan.

22 Aṃaran ad ak əššita fəl adagar wa əkfeɣ iməqqaran nak akfaq qay aṃadal wa ərkaba daɣ Kəl Amori əs takoba nin d allaɣ in.»

   

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Arcana Coelestia#6240

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6240. 'Will be yours' means that they will be in the rational which is within the internal. This is clear from the consideration that the internal celestial represented by 'Joseph' exists in the rational, 4286, 4963, and therefore 'will be yours' means that they will be in the rational, just as previously 'they are mine' meant within the natural, in which the truth of the natural represented by 'Jacob' exists, 6236.

Let a brief statement be made about what the rational is. The area of understanding within the internal man is called the rational, while the area of understanding in the external man is called the natural, so that the rational is internal and the natural is external; and the two are completely distinct and separate from each other. A truly rational person is none other than one who is called a celestial person; that person enjoys a perception of what is good, and from that good a perception of what is true. But a person who does not have such perception but merely an awareness that a thing is true, because he has been taught that it is, and has a conscience as a result of that awareness, is not truly a rational person but an interiorly natural one. He is what those who belong to the Lord's spiritual Church are like. These two kinds of people are as different from each other as the light of the moon is from the light of the sun; and that also is why the Lord is seen by spiritual angels as the moon but by celestial ones as the sun, 1521, 1529-1531, 4060, 4696. Very many in the world imagine that a rational person is one who can reason with skill on many subjects and link one piece of reasoning to another in such a way that the conclusion he draws seems to be the truth. But that ability occurs even in very wicked people who are expert reasoners and can make the deduction that evil things are good and false ideas are true, or that good things are evil and true ideas are false. But anyone who stops to reflect can see that this is wicked imagination and not rationality. Rationality consists in seeing inwardly and perceiving that what is good is indeed good, and from this that what is true is indeed true; for such vision and perception of these things comes from heaven. The reason why those who belong to the Lord's spiritual Church are interiorly natural people is that they acknowledge as true only what they have learned from parents and teachers and later on firmly established for themselves. There is nothing else from which they can see inwardly or perceive whether a thing is true except what they have thus firmly established for themselves - unlike those who are celestial; which is why the latter are rational people, whereas the former are interior natural ones. The internal celestial, which 'Joseph' represents, exists in the rational, but spiritual good, which 'Israel' represents, exists in the interior natural, 4286; for they are spiritual people who are represented by' Israel', and celestial ones who are represented by 'Joseph'.

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