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Genesis 44

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2 Tagaɣ takabart in ta n əzrəf daɣ əmi n əsaməd ən wa ənḍərran təssərṭəyaɣ as tat d əzrəf-net wa daɣ izzənza alkama.» Ig' amaššaɣal wa innəṭṭafan d ahan a wa das iṇṇa Yusəf.

3 As affaw ṭufat ətawašašakalan meddan, əzdan san əggigan.

4 Əg̣madan aɣrəm mišan wər əggugan as iṇṇa Yusəf y amaššaɣal wa innəṭṭafan d ahan-net: «Aglu, əlkəm i meddan a n ahogan as tan tewada taṇṇaɣ asan: «Ma fəl tərazzamam alxer əs təkma?

5 Wər təṣṣenam as takabart a ənta a daɣ isaṣṣu məšš-i, innay du sər-əs igitan win əkkəntalnen? Wər təgem arat olaɣan.»

6 Ewat tan, iṇṇ'asan a wen da.

7 Əṇṇan as: «Ma fəl məšš-ik igannu adi? Eklan-net idag daɣ-san igi n əmazal olan d adi.

8 Təhaṇṇayaɣ as wala azrəf wa nəgraw daɣ mawan ən sumad nana daɣ akal ən Kanan, da neway awan t'idu, məni za a w'az za nakər azrəf wala urəɣ daɣ ahan ən məšš-ik?

9 Iyyan daɣ-na wa ɣur du təgrawa takabart ibatet, amaran win d əqqimnen əqqəlanet eklan ən məšš-ik.»

10 Iṇṇ-asan: «Ardeɣ s a wa təṇṇam, mišan wa ɣur du təgraw takabart ɣas az z'abəza iqqəl akli, amaran kawanay ərsəbaɣ awan.

11 Kullu n iyyan izizabbat tarmad əsaməd-net, olam tu.

12 A tan itaggaz amaššaɣal innay tan, issəṇta ddu ɣur wa waššaran har wa ənḍərran. Tətawagraw du daɣ əsaməd wa n Benyamin.

13 Ərmaɣan ad əzazarren isəlsa nnasan, kullu n iyyan iggigga ajad-net, əqqalan aɣrəm.

14 As din oṣa Yuda əd maḍrayan-net, əggazan ehan wa n Yusəf. As t'in oṣan harwa da ih'ay, əssəjadan dat-əs.

15 Iṇṇ'asan Yusəf: «Ma iṃos əmazal wa təgam da? Wər təṣṣenam as aləs ən šilat in ila fərregat ən maṣnat n arat ikkintalan?»

16 Iṇṇ'as Yuda: «Ma dak za naṇṇu məšš-i? Ma dak za najjawwab? Maz za nəkkəs iṃan nana? Məššina a isaffaggan abakkad n eklan nak. Nakkanay da əmərədda ad nəqqəl eklan nak, nakkanay harkid wa ɣur du tətawagraw takabart.»

17 Iṇṇa Yusəf: «Ənimaggaga d adi, igi n ark əmazal, aləs wa ɣur du tətawagraw takabart in ɣas a z'iqqəlan akli nin, kawanay amaran taglim təggəzam alxer, təqqəlam abba nnawan.»

18 Təzzar ihoz t'id Yuda iṇṇ'as: «Əgmaya daɣ-ak məšš-i turagat n a dak əššiwəla da wər kay iggez alham fəlas šilat ən Firɣawna a təṃosa.

19 Kay iṃan nak məšši as dana təṣṣəstana kud nəla abba wala, təṣṣəstanaɣ ana kud nəla amaḍray əntada wala.

20 Nəjjəwwab ak as nəla abba nnana waššaran əd barar-net ənḍərran igraw daɣ tušaray nnet, w'as amaqqar neṭ wa dər wər ig' afandes, aba tu. Azzama ənta ɣas ad d'iqqiman isannahal tu abba nnana tara.

21 Təṇṇeɣ y eklan nak: " Awəyat i t'idu har t ənəyaɣ əs šiṭṭawen in. "

22 Nəjjəwwab ak nəṇṇ'ak:" Barar wa wər ifreg abba-net a t'id'ifəl, as t'id'ifal at t'iba. "

23 Mišan təṇṇeɣ y eklan nak: " As du wər təddewam d amaḍray nnawan wər za tələsam agraw ən turagat n a dat-i tazzakkem. "

24 As nəqqal akli nnak abba nnana nəg'as batu ta dana təge.

25 Aṃaran as dana iṇṇa abba nnana: " Əqqəlat zanzat ana du arat ən sudar, "

26 nəṇṇ-as: " Wər nəfreg tewaɣlay ar s an nəddəw d amaḍray nnana. As dər-əs wər nəddew wər za nəgrəw turagat n an nazzakkat dat aləs wen. "

27 Ijjəwwab akli-nnak abba nnana iṇṇ'ana: " Təṣṣanam as tanṭut in Raxil əššin bararan a di du teraw.

28 Iyyan ifal i, ṃaran əkkasaɣ aššak as əmətši a iga fəlas har əmərədda wər t'ənaya.

29 As ɣur-i təkkasam wa ənta da, təgraw tu təkma, wədi nak a waššaran a ad i tawəyam s alaxirat fəl tərəmmeq-net. "

30 Əmərədda as nəqqal akli nnak, abba nnana, wər nəddew əd barar, azzama təməddurt-net təqqan daɣ-as,

31 wədi at t'iba, nawəy akli nnak abba nnana a waššaran s alaxirat fəl tərəmmeq ən rur-es.

32 Fəlas nak akli nnak a ilmanan barar a, ənneɣ y abba nnana: " As dak k'idu wər əṣṣoɣala əhan i iṃan-net har faw."

33 Əmərədda əgmaya daɣ-ak ad aqqama nak, ad əqqəla akli nnak əggəzaɣ edagg ən barar a, idaw ənta əd məqqaran-net, əqqəlanet ket nasan.

34 Man əmmək a wa zz'əqqəla abba nin wər əddewa əd barar a? Kala kala wər əfrega aṇay n abba nin har tu tanɣu tərəmmeq!»

   

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John 20:19

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19 Tadwit n alxad wen iman-net, əddewan nalkiman, əɣfalan-du ehan fəl man-nasan, fəlas əksudan imuzaran ən Kəl-Əlyəhud. Osa-ddu Ɣaysa ibdad gar-essan inn-asan: «Ig-awan Məššina alxer!»

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Arcana Coelestia #10125

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Yiya esigabeni / 10837  
  

10125. 'And you shall anoint it' means consecration to represent the Divine Good of Love from the Lord as He exists in heaven and in the Church. This is clear from the meaning of 'anointing' as consecration to represent the Lord in respect of the Divine Good of Divine Love from His Divine Human, dealt with in 9474, 9954, 10019, at this point from the Lord as He exists in heaven and in the Church; for the subject is the influx and reception of Him there. Whatever represents the Lord also represents Him as He is present with people of the Church and with angels of heaven, and so represents heaven and the Church, since people who have the Church within them constitute the Church in general, and angels who have heaven within them constitute heaven in general. Not that those people regarded in themselves constitute the Church, only the Lord present with them does so. Nor therefore do the angels regarded in themselves constitute heaven, only the Lord present with them. For the Lord does not dwell in anything that is a person's or an angels's own, only in what is His with them. So it is that when the words 'the Church and heaven' are used, what is Divine and the Lord's with those who are there is meant. From all this it is evident how the statements that the Lord is the All in all of heaven and the Church and that the Lord Himself is heaven and the Church ought to be understood. This is also evident from the teaching known and accepted in the Christian world that all the good of faith and love comes from God and none at all from man, and that whatever comes from man's own self is not good. For this reason also no one has any merit or any righteousness by virtue of what is his own.

[2] These matters have been stated in order that people may know what is meant by 'the Lord as He exists in heaven and in the Church', thus what heaven and the Church are, and consequently in what way the altar and the anointing of it were representative of the Lord. All the objects that were going to represent the Lord and the Divine things that came from the Lord were anointed - the altar, the tent of meeting, the tables within it, the lampstand, the ark, Aaron himself, his sons, and their garments. And when they had been anointed they were called holy, not because the oil imparted any holiness but because when anointed they would represent the Divine things from the Lord, which alone are holy. The reason why oil was employed for this purpose was that oil was a sign of the good of love, and the Divine Good of Divine Love is the Divine Himself, for He is the Essential Being (ipsum Esse) of all things. So in order to represent that Good, consecration was effected by the use of oil. The Divine Himself, the Essential Being of all things, was within the Lord alone, for He was conceived from Jehovah; and everyone derives the being (esse) of his life, called his soul, from his father. From this it is clear that the Divine Good of Divine Love was within the Lord's Humanity as a father's soul is within his child. With the human being nothing possesses life except the soul. The body without the soul has no life; indeed the whole body is fashioned by the soul in its own image, to bring the soul into a condition suitably adapted to the functions it performs on the lowest levels of order, that is, in the world. These facts about the human being lead to the conclusion that the Essential Being within the Lord's Humanity was Jehovah, or the Divine Good of Divine Love, the Being of life, and that this Being makes everything which exists from it a likeness of itself. Thus the Lord, acting from the Divine [Being] that was within Him and so was His, also made His Human into the Divine Good of Divine Love.

[3] Furthermore the Athanasian Creed which hands down the faith accepted in the Christian world states,

As body and soul is one man (homo), so Divine and Human in the Lord is one Christ 1 .

Anyone therefore who knows about the union of soul and body in the body, and about the image of the soul in the body, can have some conception of the union of the Divine and Human within the Lord, and of the image of the one in the other. And from this he would recognize that the Divine, called the Father, and the Human, called the Son, were one, also that each was in the other, that is, the Father was in Him and He in the Father, according to the Lord's words in John 10:30; 14:10-11. But since there is no awareness at the present day of what the soul is, and scarcely any awareness that it is derived from the father, that the body is an image of it, and that the two are one, as prior and posterior are, or as being and manifestation of that being are, mankind has separated the Divine from the Human within the Lord, dividing them into two natures. As a consequence of this no other idea has been formed of the Lord's Humanity than of its being like anyone else's humanity. But in fact anyone else's soul from his father is finite and has evil within it owing to heredity, whereas the Lord's soul, being derived from Jehovah, was infinite and was nothing other than the Divine Good of Divine Love; and therefore His Human after glorification was not like anyone else's.

[4] For the same reason the Lord took up into heaven His entire Humanity that had been glorified, that is, had been made Divine by Him; He left nothing of it in the tomb, which is different from what happens with anyone else. The fact that the Lord glorified His actual body right down to the last and lowest constituents of it, which are its bones and flesh, the Lord also made plain to the disciples, saying,

See My hands and My feet, that it is I Myself; handle Me and see, for a spirit does not have flesh and bones as you see Me having. Luke 24:39.

And yet He came in through closed doors, and after He had revealed Himself became invisible, John 20:19; Luke 24:31.

These things have been stated in order that people may know that the Lord alone in respect of His Human was Jehovah's Anointed. He was not anointed with oil however but with the Divine Good of Divine Love, which 'oil' is the sign of and which 'anointing' represented, see 9954.

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1. Swedenborg does not use the exact words of the traditional version of the Athanasian Creed.

  
Yiya esigabeni / 10837  
  

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