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Chapter 10
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Глvа, і~”
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And it so came to pass, that when my son was entered into his wedding chamber, he fell down, and died.
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И$ бы'сть е^гда вни'де сн~ъ мои въ чръто'гъ свои. па'дъ и^ ё'мре,
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Then we all overthrew the lights, and all my neighbors rose up to comfort me: and I remained quiet unto the second day at night.
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и^ преврати'хомъ вся свњтлая” И$ въста'шA вс^и гража'не мои` въ ё^тњше'нїи мое'мъ, и^ почи'хъ да'же до дрђга'го дн~е до но'щи”
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And it came to pass, when they had all left off to comfort me, to the end I might be quiet, then rose I up by night, and fled, and came hither into this field, as thou seest.
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И$ бысть е^гдA вс^и почива'хђ да мя ё^тњшатъ да поко'юся” И$ въстахъ но'щїю и^ бњжа'хъ и^ прїидо'хъ ја%ко ви'диши на то'мъ по'ли,
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And I do now purpose not to return into the city, but here to stay, and neither to eat nor drink, but continually to mourn and to fast until I die.
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и^ помышля'ю ё^же` не възврати'тися въ' градъ. н^отђ` стоя'ти, и^ не я'сти и^ не пи'ти, н^о без#преста'ни рыда'ти и^ пости'тися до'ндеже ё^мрђ`”
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Then left I the meditations wherein I was, and answered her in anger, and said,
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И$ ѓ^ста'вилъ словеса` в ни'х же бњ'хъ, и^ эTвњща` съ ја%ростїю к не'и, и^ реко'хъ
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Thou foolish woman above all other, seest thou not our mourning, and what hath happened unto us?
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бђ'я паче всXњ же'нъ. не ви'диши пла'чь на'шъ і^ и^же на'мъ слђчи'ся,
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how that Zion the mother of us all is full of sorrow, and much humbled.
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ја%ко сїѓ'нъ мт~и на'ша вс^я ско'рбїю скорби'тся. и^ смире'нїю смирена е^сть и^ пла'четъ ѕlњнњ'иши”
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It is right now to mourn very sore, seeing we all mourn, and to be sorrowful, seeing we are all in sorrow, but thou sorrowest for one son.
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И$ нн~њ ја^ко вс^и рыда'емъ и^ ско'рбни е^смы`, ја%ко всњ ско'рбни е^смы`, ты' же скорби'ши ѓ^ е^ді'нњмъ сн~њ”
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For ask the earth, and she shall tell thee, that it is she who ought to mourn for so many that grow upon her.
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Въпроси` б^о земли` и^ речетъ тебњ, ја^ко сїя е^сть и^же и%мать рыда'ти паде'нїя, толи'кимъ на не'и ражда'ются.
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For out of her all had their beginnings, and others shall come; and, behold, they walk almost all into destruction, and the multitude of them is utterly rooted out.
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и^ эT нея` эT нача'ла вс^и рожде'нїи, и%ныи прїидђтъ. и^ се` близ#ко в#сњхъ в# поги'бель хо'дятъ і^ и^стребле'нїя бђдетъ мно'жества иX
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Who then should make more mourning, she, that hath lost so great a multitude, or thou, who art grieved but for one?
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и^ кто` б^о и%мать рыда'ти н^о и^ паче токмо сїя и^же толи'ко мно'жество поги'бе, неже ты` и^же за е^ді'наго болњзнђ'еши”
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but if thou sayest unto me, My lamentation is not like the earth’s, for I have lost the fruit of my womb, which I brought forth with pains, and bare with sorrows:
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А$ще же рече'ши мн^њ ја%ко нњсть пла'чь мои подо'беn земли` ја%ко плодъ чре'ва мое^го поги'бе. е^гоy в# печа'ли породи'хъ и^ со бо'лњзнїю роди`
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but it is with the earth after the manner of the earth; the multitude present in it is gone, as it came:
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земля' же по пђти` земли`, и^дет# же в# нея` мно'жество настоя'щее. како слђчи'ся
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then say I unto thee, Like as thou hast brought forth with sorrow; even so the earth also hath given her fruit, namely, man, ever since the beginning unto him that made her.
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и^ а'зъ тебњ рекђ, ја%коты` съ трђдомъ роди'ла е^си, та'ко и^ зеMля` да'сть плоD свои чл~кђ эT нача'ла е^мђ и^же сътвори'лъ ея`.
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Now therefore keep thy sorrow to thyself, and bear with a good courage the adversities which have befallen thee.
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нн~њ б^о въздержи` сама` себњ бо'лњзнь твою`. и^ крњпко носи` и^же тебњ слђчи'шася паде'нїя.
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For if thou shalt acknowledge the decree of God to be just, thou shalt both receive thy son in time, and shalt be praised among women.
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а^ще б^о ѓ^правди'ши предњлы бж~їи и^ совњты е^го” Прїемлеши вре'мя и^ въ таковы'хъ похва'лишися
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Go thy way then into the city to thy husband.
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вни'ди б^о въ' градъ къ мђжђ свое^мђ,
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And she said unto me, That will I not do: I will not go into the city, but here will I die.
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и^ рече къ мнњ`, не сътворю` ни вни'дђ въ' градъ н^о зде` ё^мрђ`.
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So I proceeded to speak further unto her, and said,
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и^ преDста'виX гл~ати к не'и, и^ реко'хъ.
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Do not so, but suffer thyself to be prevailed on by reason of the adversities of Zion; and be comforted by reason of the sorrow of Jerusalem.
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не мози` сотвори'ти се` сло'во, н^о и^зво'ли по совњтђ мое^мђ, коли'ко паде'нїе сїѓ'на ё^тњшиши ради болњзни і^ерsлі'ма”
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For thou seest that our sanctuary is laid waste, our altar broken down, our temple destroyed;
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Ви'диши б^о ја^ко ѓ^сщ~енїе на'ше ѓ^пђстњ`. и^ ѓ^лта'рь нашъ сътре'нъ еs. и^ цр~ковь наша разоре'на е^сть”
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our psaltery is brought low, our song is put to silence, our rejoicing is at an end; the light of our candlestick is put out, the ark of our covenant is plundered, our holy things are defiled, and the name that is called upon us is profaned; our freemen are despitefully treated, our priests are burnt, our Levites are gone into captivity, our virgins are defiled, and our wives ravished; our righteous men carried away, our little ones betrayed, our young men are brought into bondage, and our strong men are become weak;
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и^ ўаlты'рь нашъ смире'нъ е^сть, и^ пњснь ё^млъча`, и^ ра'дость свя'зана е^сть, и^ свњща свњтилника на'шего погаше'на е^сть. и^ кїѓ'тъ завњта на'шего ѓ^браще'нъ е^сть, и^ ст~ая на'шA и^змњне'на сђть і^ и'мя чт^о възва'но е^сть на наs близко ѓ^скверненїя е^сть, и^ свободы наши ё^коре'нїе тръпњли сђть. и^ сщ~ен#ницы пож#же'ни сђть. и^ левљ=ти наши въ плене'нїе и^до'ша. и^ дв~цы наши ѓ^скверне'ни сђть. и^ же'ны наша наси'лїе тръпњша. и^ пра'веднїи на'ши въсхище'ни сђть и^ ѓ'троцы наша и^зги'бнђша і^ ю'ноши наши слђжи'ша. и^ крњпци наши и^знемого'ша”
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and, what is more than all, the seal of Zion—for she hath now lost the seal of her honor, and is delivered into the hands of them that hate us.
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И$ чт^о всњмъ на'ипа'че знамена'нїе сїѓ'на. ја%ко и^зы'иде эT сла'вы своея. ја%же и^ преда'нъ е^сть в рђка'хъ и^же насъ ненави'дњша”
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Thou therefore shake off thy great heaviness, and put away from thee the multitude of sorrows, that the Mighty may be merciful unto thee again, and the Most High may give thee rest, even ease from thy travails.
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Ты' бо эTрњ'еши твои` ско'рби мно'ги. и^ эTложи` эT себе` мно'жество бо'лњзнїи да тя` възлю'битъ крњпкїи и^ поко'и сътвори'тъ тебњ вы'шнїи покое'нїе трђда”
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And it came to pass, while I was talking with her, behold, her face upon a sudden shined exceedingly, and her countenance glistered like lightning, so that I was sore afraid of her, and mused what this might be;
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И$ бы'сть е^гда` гл~ахъ е'и лице' ся сїя'ше ско'ро, и^ ѓ'бразъ блиста'нїе сътворяше видњнїе е^я`” да бы'хъ ё^жа'сенъ ѕњло к не'и. и^ помышля'хъ чт^о бысть сїе.
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and, behold, suddenly she made a great cry very fearful; so that the earth shook at the noise.
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и^ се` ско'ро эTпђсти` шђ'мъ гла'сомъ вели'кимъ стра'хомъ по'лнымъ да въздвига'шеся земля` эT жены` съ шђ'момъ”
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And I looked, and, behold, the woman appeared unto me no more, but there was a city built, and a place showed itself from large foundations: then was I afraid, and cried with a loud voice, and said,
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И$ ви'дњхъ с^е на'ипаче жена` не ја^вля'шеся мн^њ н^о гра'дъ созида'шеся и^ мњсто показа'шеся эT ѓ^снова'нїя вели'кихъ, и^ ё^страши'хся и^ возопиX гла'сомъ вели'кимъ,
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Where is Uriel the angel, who came unto me at the first? for he hath caused me to fall into this great trance, and mine end is turned into corruption, and my prayer to rebuke.
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и^ реко'хъ гдњ` е^си` ё^рїель а^гг~лъ и^же эT начала прїиде къ мн^њ. ја%кото'и м^я сътвори` прїити` въ мно'жествњ ё^жаса ё^ма` сего” И$ бысть коне'цъ мои в растлњнїе, и мл~тва моя в# поноше'нїе,
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And as I was speaking these words, behold, the angel who had come unto me at the first came unto me, and he looked upon me:
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и^ е^гда бы'хъ гл~ющи сїя. с^е прїиде къ мн^њ и^ ви'дњ м^я,
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and, lo, I lay as one that had been dead, and mine understanding was taken from me; and he took me by the right hand, and comforted me, and set me upon my feet, and said unto me,
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и^ се` бы'сть поставле'нъ ја^ко мр~твъ и^ ра'зђмъ мои ѓ^чюжде'нъ бы'сть, и^ дръжа` десни'цђ мою, и^ въскрњпи` м^я и^ постави м^я на' нозњ мои`. и^ рече м^и
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What aileth thee? and why art thou so disquieted? and why is thine understanding troubled, and the thoughts of thy heart?
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чт^отебњ е^сть и^ въскђю ѓ^скорбе'нъ е^сть ра'зђмъ твой, и^ чю'вство срDца твое^го. и^ въскђ'ю въскорби'шися и^ реко'хъ ја%ко ѓ^ста'вилъ м^я е^си
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And I said, Because thou hast forsaken me: yet I did according to thy words, and went into the field, and, lo, I have seen, and yet see, that which I am not able to express.
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и^ а'з# сътвори'хъ по словесе'мъ твои^мъ, и^ взыидо'хъ на' поле и^ се` ви'дXњ и^ ви'жђ чт^о не могђ провњща'ти.
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And he said unto me, Stand up like a man, and I will advise thee.
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и^ рече къ мн^њ, ста'ни ја^ко мђжъ и^ въздви'гнђ т^я. и^ рекохъ,
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Then said I, Speak on, my Lord; only forsake me not, lest I die frustrate of my hope.
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гл~и г~и мои и^ не ѓ^ста'ви м^я ја^ко да не в сђетњ` ё^мрђ`.
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For I have seen that I knew not, and hear that I do not know.
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ја%ко ви'дњхъ и^же не свњдяхъ, и^ слы'шђ и^же не свњмъ и^л^и чю'вство мое лже'тъ, и^ дш~а моя мечта'нїе видя.
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Or is my sense deceived, or my soul in a dream?
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нн~њ б^о помолю' ти ся да ска'жеши рабђ` твое^мђ въ ё'жасњ семъ.
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Now therefore I beseech thee to show thy servant concerning this trance.
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и^ эTвњща` къ мн^њ и^ рече
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And he answered me, and said, Hear me, and I shall inform thee, and tell thee concerning the things whereof thou art afraid: For the Most High hath revealed many secret things unto thee.
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слы'ши м^я, и^ наё^чђ` тя` и^ рекђ` тебњ ѓ^ кои'хъ бои'шися ја%ко вы'шнїи эTкры'етъ тебњ та'ины вели'ки.
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He hath seen that thy way is right: for that thou sorrowest continually for thy people, and makest great lamentation for Zion.
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видњ правъ пђть твои, ја%ко безъпреста'ни скорби'шися за лю'ди твоя`, и^ ѕњло рыда'еши сїѓ'на ради.
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This therefore is the meaning of the vision.
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тђ б^о ра'зђмъ видњнїя и^же тебњ ја^ви'ся прежде ма'ло.
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The woman who appeared unto thee a little while ago, whom thou sawest mourning, and begannest to comfort her:
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е^я'же ви'дњл# е^си рыда'ющи нача'лъ е^си ё^тњша'ти е^я`.
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but now seest thou the likeness of the woman no more, but there appeared unto thee a city in building:
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нн~њ же ё^же` лица` же'ньска не ви'диши. н^о ја^ви'ся тебњ гра'дъ созида'ти
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and whereas she told thee of the death of her son, this is the solution:
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и^ ја%ко провњща'ше тебњ эTпаде'нїе сн~а ея`. с^е е^сть эTрњше'нїе”
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This woman, whom thou sawest, is Zion, whom thou now seest as a city built;
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се жена` ю%же ви'дњлъ е^си сїя е^сть сїѓ'нъ, и^ ја^ко речетъ тебњ и^же и^ нн~њ позри'ши, ја%ко граD създа'нъ.
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and whereas she said unto thee, that she hath been thirty years barren, it is, because there were three thousand years in the world wherein there was no offering as yet offered in her.
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и^ ја%ко речетъ тебњ и^же безъпло'дна быs, лњтъ, л~, и^ чт^о бя'хђ лњта л~, къгда не бы'сть в немъ е^ще жрътва прино'шена”
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And it came to pass after three thousand years that Solomon built the city, and offered offerings: then it was that the barren bare a son.
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И$ бысть по лњтеX л, созда` соло'монъ граD. и^ принесе` приноше'нїе, тогда е^гда роди` непло'ды сн~а,
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And whereas she told thee that she nourished him with travail: that was the dwelling in Jerusalem.
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и^ чт^от^и рече ја^ко въспи'та е^го съ трђдомъ, т^о бы'сть. ѓ^битанїе въ і^ерsлимњ,
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And whereas she said unto thee, My son coming into his marriage chamber died, and that misfortune befell her: this was the destruction that came to Jerusalem.
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и^ ја%ко рече тебњ да сн~ъ мои грядђщи въ свои чрътогъ мрътвъ бы'сть, и^ слђчи'ся е^мђ паде'нїе. т^о бы'сть и^же сътворе'но е^сть паде'нїе і^ерsліMско
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And, behold, thou sawest her likeness, how she mourned for her son, and thou begannest to comfort her for what hath befallen her; these were the things to be opened unto thee.
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и^ с^е ви'дњлъ е^си подо'бїе е^я`. и^ ја%ко сн~а рыда'ше, нача'лъ е^си ё^тњша'ти е^я`. и^ эT сихъ и^же слђчи'шася сїя бя'хђ тебњ ѓ^тво'рена.
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For now the Most High, seeing that thou art grieved unfeignedly, and sufferest from thy whole heart for her, hath shown thee the brightness of her glory, and the comeliness of her beauty:
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и^ нн~њ ви'дњ вы'шнїи ја%ко дш~ею ско'рбенъ е^си. и^ ја%ко всњмъ срDцемъ терпи'ши за'нь ја^ви'ся тебњ свњтлость сла'вы е^го и^ красота` лњпоты` е^го”
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and therefore I bade thee remain in the field where no house was built:
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Сего б^о ради рекоX тебњ да живе'ши в по'ли гд^њ нњсть до'мъ създа'нъ.
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for I knew that the Most High would show this unto thee.
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вњм# б^о а^зъ ја%ко вы'шнїи начина'ше тебњ показа'ти сїя.
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Therefore I commanded thee to come into the field, where no foundation of any building was.
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сего ра'ди реко'хъ тебњ да прїидеши на ни'вђ гдњ` нњсть ѓ^снова'нїя съзида'нїю.
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For in the place wherein the city of the Most High was to be shown, the work of no man’s building could stand.
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ни б^о можа'ше дњло бл~готворе'нїе чл~ческо въздержа'ти въ мњстњ гдњ начина'шеся вы'шнїи гра'дъ показа'ти.
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Therefore fear thou not, nor let thy heart be affrighted, but go thy way in, and see the beauty and greatness of the building, as much as thine eyes are able to see:
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ты' бо не бо'ися ни ё^стра'шится срDце твое, н^о вни'ди и^ ви'ждь свњтлость и^ вели'чества създа'нїя. коли'ко възмо'жно е^сть тебњ видњнїе ѓ^чесе'мъ ви'дњти.
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and then shalt thou hear as much as thine ears may comprehend.
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и^ посе'мъ слы'шиши коли'ко прїемлетъ слыша'нїе ё^шесе'мъ твои^мъ слы'шати.
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For thou art blessed above many, and with the Most High art called by name, like as but few.
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ты` блж~нъ е^си на мно'ѕњхъ и^ зва'нъ е^си преD вы'шняго ја%ко и^ ма'ло.
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But tomorrow at night thou shalt remain here;
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но'щъ и^же заё'тра бђдђщи пребыва'е^ши т^ђ,
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and so shall the Most High show thee those visions in dreams, of what the Most High will do unto them that dwell upon earth in the last days. So I slept that night and another, like as he commanded me.
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и^ пока'жетъ тебњ вы'шнїи та` видњнїя бо'льши и^же сътвори'тъ ѓ^бита'ющиM на земли` эT послњднихъ днїи.
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Паперові видання
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• Gen. • Exod. • Lev. • Num. • Deut.
• Josh. • Judg. • Ruth • 1 Sam. • 2 Sam. • 1 Kgs. • 2 Kgs. • 1 Chr. • 2 Chr. • Ezra • 2 Ezra • 3 Ezra • Neh. • Tob. • Jud. • Esth. • 1 Mac. • 2 Mac. • 3 Mac.
• Job • Ps. • Prov. • Eccl. • Song • Wisd. • Sir.
• Isa. • Jer. • Lam. • Let. Jer. • Bar. • Ezek. • Dan.
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