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Portrait of Mark Lidzbarski Mark Lidzbarski Mandaïsche Liturgien — Prayer 16

Every Dēw who raises his head, every amulet spirit who makes the waves of his countenance go up and looks towards these souls with evil intent, shall be beaten and plagued by the book of Manharbēl Estaqlus, the little child who dwells at the pure source of light. Let him be smitten with the fist of water, with which the fire was smitten and went out, by the power of Man the physician, by the power of men of proven righteousness. And life is victorious.
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Portrait of Mark Lidzbarski Mark Lidzbarski Mandaïsche Liturgien — Prayer 16

It swells and takes brightness, it pours and throws away the turbidity. What does the first one have that he wishes for sons from the turbidity? The voices are called out and all speeches are counted out. A voice comes and instructs about all voices. A speech comes and teaches about all speeches. A man comes and teaches about this and that.
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Portrait of Mark Lidzbarski Mark Lidzbarski Mandaïsche Liturgien — Prayer 16

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