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Portrait of Mark Lidzbarski Mark Lidzbarski Mandaïsche Liturgien — Prayer 71

May the peace of life be granted to the knowledgeable ones who have passed away from our midst. May he, my Lord Mandā d-Haijē, be a helper to the poor, humble people and the disciples (priests) . With thanks be received the kindness of life, the kindness of life and the Mandā d-Haijē. The service they have rendered in the name of life, ... To everyone who gives alms, alms will be a helper. The chosen and perfect ones, who give alms, will ascend on the paths of the Kuštā. They were given an ether wreath, a wreath of speech and hearing, of joy and victoriousness, of Goodness and greatness.
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Portrait of Mark Lidzbarski Mark Lidzbarski Mandaïsche Liturgien — Prayer 71

A wreath from the vine Rwaz will be erected on the head of those souls who have been brought forth, consecrated and marked by this mass, as well as (the souls of) our fathers, teachers, brothers and sisters who have departed from their bodies and who still dwell in their bodies, a wreath of the kind that the great (life) erects on its head, as the great (life) gave it to the Uthras and the Uthras gave it to their disciples. You physician, whose remedy is water, come, be a physician to your friends. Be a physician to your friends, and a helper to him who gives alms.
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