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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#6534

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6534. 'And horsemen' means intellectual concepts. This is clear from the meaning of 'horsemen' as things connected with the understanding; for 'a horse' means the power of understanding, 2760-2761, 3217, 5321, 6125. The meaning of 'horsemen' as things connected with the understanding becomes clear in addition from the following places: In Moses,

Jehovah alone led him; He caused him to ride over the heights of the land. Deuteronomy 32:12, 17.

This refers to the Ancient Church. 'Causing to ride over the heights of the land' stands for endowing with superior understanding.

[2] In David,

In your majesty 1 climb into [your chariot], and ride on the word of truth and meekness and righteousness, and your right arm will teach you marvellous things. Psalms 45:4.

This refers to the Lord. 'Riding on the word of truth' stands for having a genuine understanding of truth. In the same author,

Sing to God, praise His name; exalt Him who rides on the clouds by His name Jah. Psalms 68:4.

This too refers to the Lord. 'The clouds' stands for the literal sense of the Word, preface to Genesis 18, and 4060, 4391, 5922, 6343 (end); 'riding on them' stands for being in command of the internal sense, in which truth resides with all the intelligence and wisdom it can bring.

[3] In Zechariah,

On that day I will strike every horse with panic, and its rider with madness; and on the house of Judah I will open My eye. But every horse of the peoples I will strike with blindness. Zechariah 12:4.

'Horse' stands for the power of understanding, and 'rider' or 'horseman' for the intellect. Does anyone not see that 'horse' here does not mean a horse, or that 'rider' does not mean rider, but that something else such as can be struck with panic and madness, and also with blindness, is meant? That something else, it is evident, is the understanding or intellect.

[4] By 'horses and horsemen' intellectual concepts are meant, and in the contrary sense reasonings and consequent falsities, as may be seen in John,

I saw, and behold, a white horse, and he who sat on it had a bow; to him a crown was given; he went out conquering. Then there came out another horse, fiery-red; and it was granted to him who sat on it that he should take peace away from the earth, and that men should slay one another. Therefore to him was given a great sword. I saw, and behold, a black horse, and he who sat on it held a balance in his hand. I saw therefore, and behold, a pale horse and he who sat on it, whose name was death. Revelation 6:2, 4-5, 8.

Here, as is evident from the details of the description, the horses and those seated on them mean things connected with an understanding consisting of truth, and in the contrary sense an understanding consisting of falsity. 'The white horse and he who sat on it' stands for an understanding consisting of truth gained from the Word; the one seated on the white horse is, as explicitly stated in Revelation 19:11, 13, 16, the Lord as to the Word. 'The fiery-red horse and he who sat on it' stands for reasonings resulting from desires for evil, which do violence to truths from the Word. 'The black horse and he who sat on it' stands for a destroyed ability to understand the truth, while 'the pale horse and he who sat on it' stands for damnation resulting from such destruction.

[5] 'Horses and horsemen' in the contrary sense stands for a perverted understanding and the falsities it produces, in Ezekiel also,

Oholah committed whoredom under Me and doted on her lovers - governors and leaders, all of them desirable young men, horsemen riding on horses. Her sister Oholibah was in love with the sons of Asshur - governors and leaders, her neighbours, clothed in perfect adornment, horsemen riding on horses, all of them desirable young men. Ezekiel 23:5-6, 12.

'Oholah' stands for the perverted spiritual Church, which is Samaria, and 'Oholibah' for the perverted celestial Church, which is Jerusalem; for the Israelites who belonged to Samaria represented the spiritual Church, but the Jews who belonged to Jerusalem represented the celestial Church. 'The Assyrians' and 'the sons of Asshur' stand for reasoning against the truths of faith, 1186, 'horsemen riding on horses' for a perverted understanding, from which falsities are produced.

[6] In Habakkuk,

I am rousing the Chaldeans, a bitter and headstrong nation, marching into the breadth of the earth, to inherit habitations that are not its own Its horses are swifter than leopards, sharper than the evening wolves, so that its horsemen spread out, and therefore its horsemen come from afar. Habakkuk 1:6, 8.

'The Chaldeans' stands for those governed by falsities, though to outward appearances they are governed by truths; thus 'the Chaldeans' stands for the profanation of truth, whereas 'Babel' stands for the profanation of good, 1182, 1368. 'Marching into the breadth of the earth' stands for destroying truths - 'the breadth of the earth' meaning truth, see 3433, 3434, 4482. From this it is evident that 'the horsemen who spread out and who arrive from afar' are things connected with a perverted understanding, which are therefore falsities.

脚注:

1. literally, honour

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