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Continue reading →: Ecclesiasticus XLVIII1 Then Ĕliyahu the naḇi stood up as fire, And his word burned like a lamp. 2 He brought a severe scarcity of food upon them, And by his ardor he diminished their number. 3 By the word of 𐤉𐤄𐤅𐤄 he shut up the shamayim, And also brought down fire…
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Continue reading →: Ecclesiasticus XLVII1 And after him rose up Nathan to naḇa in the time of Dawiḏ. 2 As the fat is taken away from the peace offering, So Dawiḏ was chosen out of the children of Yisra’ĕl. 3 He played with lions as with young goats, And bears as with lambs. 4…
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Continue reading →: Ecclesiasticus XLVI1 Yahoshua the son a Nun was a brave warrior, And was the successor of Mosheh in neḇuoth, Who according to his name was made great for the saving of the elect of Elohim, And taking vengeance on the enemies that rose up against them, That he might place Yisra’ĕl…
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Continue reading →: Ecclesiasticus XLV1 And He brought out from him a kind man, who found favor in the sight of all flesh, Even Mosheh, beloved of Elohim and men, whose remembrance is baruḵ. 2 He made him like the esteemed qodeshim, And exalted him, so that his enemies stood in fear of him.…
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Continue reading →: Ecclesiasticus XLIV1 Let us now baraḵ men of name, And our fathers who brought us forth. 2 𐤉𐤄𐤅𐤄 has worked great esteem by them, Through His great power from the beginning. 3 Those who ruled in their reigns, men named for their strength, Giving counsel by their understanding, and declaring neḇuoth.…
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Continue reading →: Ecclesiasticus XLIII1 The pride of the heights, the clear expanse, The loveliness of the shamayim, with His esteemed display; 2 The sun when it appears, showing a marvelous instrument at its rising; The work of the Most High. 3 At noon it scorches the land, And who shall stand its burning…
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Continue reading →: Ecclesiasticus XLII1 Of these matters do not be ashamed, and allow no one to sin by them: 2 Of the Law of the Most High, and His Covenant; And of judgment to declare the wicked right; 3 Of reckoning with your partners and travelers; Or of the gift of the inheritance…
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Continue reading →: Ecclesiasticus XLI1 O death, how bitter is the remembrance of you to a man that lives at rest in his possessions,To the man who has no pain unto him, and that has prosperity in all; Even to he who is yet able to gain food! 2 O death, your lot is…
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Continue reading →: Ecclesiasticus XL1 Great hardship is created for every man, And a heavy yoke is upon the sons of Aḏam; From the day that they go out of their mother’s womb, Till the day that they return to the mother of all. 2 Their imagination of what is to come, and the…
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Continue reading →: Ecclesiasticus XXXIX1 But he who gives his mind to the Law of the Most High, And is occupied in the study of it, Seeks out of all the ancient wisdom, and is occupied in neḇuoth. 2 He guards the sayings of the men of name; And where wise parables are, he…
