Name: Mandaïsche Liturgien — Prayer 75
Author: Mark Lidzbarski

Quotes from Mandaïsche Liturgien — Prayer 75 (Mark Lidzbarski)

Mark Lidzbarski, Mandaïsche Liturgien — Prayer 75

“ No one is sinless before you, Mandā d-Haijē. The worlds do not know your name, do not understand your light. O who eat and drink, who quarrel and persecute, who fornicate and pander, who bow down to a vault and brick! Day after day they sit on the thrones of rebellion and persecute the name of life. They did not learn the name of life and they did not care about life. We witnessed the life, and to the life we had confidence. ”

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Mark Lidzbarski, Mandaïsche Liturgien — Prayer 75

“ Clothe us with thy splendor, cover us with thy light, set us up before you among the blameless, not among the guilty, among the perfect, not among the deficient.
Mandā d-Haijē is your name, Kuštā is your name, victorious is your name, glorified is your name, honored is your name, blessed is your name, established is your name. Victorious are you, victorious is your name, victorious are the speeches of the Kuštā that come out of your mouth, above all works. Make victorious and establish this my soul of the NN. And life is victorious over all works. ”

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Mark Lidzbarski, Mandaïsche Liturgien — Prayer 75

“ If our mouth were like the sea, our lips like its waves, our tongue like the rugged mountains, then we could praise you, glorify you, honor you, bless you. You know it, who fears you from the heart and who confesses you only: with the lips. With a pure mouth you are blessed, with a tongue of praise you are praised. ”

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Mark Lidzbarski, Mandaïsche Liturgien — Prayer 75

“ Even if we step 7 times a day and praise your name, your naming and your goodness, my Lord, who shall praise you, who shall glorify you by the greatness of your victories? Shall the stinking body praise you or the vain tongue? ”

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Mark Lidzbarski, Mandaïsche Liturgien — Prayer 75

“ They let their voices resound to rich honor and praised the splendor that came upon the shining being, the light that came upon the light being, and the good man who penetrated through the worlds, split the firmament and revealed himself. He separated the light from the darkness, separated the good from the evil, separated the life from the death. He separated the friends of his Kuštā name from darkness to light, from evil to good, from death to life, and set them on the paths of Kuštā and faith. ”

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Mark Lidzbarski, Mandaïsche Liturgien — Prayer 75

“ What we have done, forgive us, and what we do, forgive us. The forgiver of sins, offenses, follies, stumbles, and errors is you, Mandā d-Haijē. If you, Mandā d-Haijē, do not forgive us our sins, offenses, follies, stumbles, and errors, then who should stand blameless before you, Mandā d-Haijē? We are slaves, the whole sins, you are the Lord, who is whole forgiveness. ”

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Mark Lidzbarski, Mandaïsche Liturgien — Prayer 75

“ Blessed be the great place from which you have come; praised, glorified and honored be the great place to which you are going." You are praised by the men of proven righteousness who are from the lower Škīnās. ”

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