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3858179Mandaïsche Liturgien — Prayer 31920Mark Lidzbarski

III.

That great, prepared (life) spoke

to the chosen, pure one as follows,

to his pure garment,

to the being that is endless:

"All that you hast done shall endure,

and all your vines shall shine.

In all your works

Let there be neither defect nor fault.

Let there be no fault in any of them,

Let them not turn foolishly from you".

Transcription edit

malil hinun rbia ˁtitia

lẖ l-bhira dakia ḏ-nimarulẖ

l-ilbušaihun dakia

u-l-ˁtia ḏ-saka litlẖ

kul ḏ-abadt nitqaiam

u-kulhun gupnak ninihrun

u-kulhun ˁbidatak

la-nihuibin hasir u-bṣir

kulhun la-nihuibin muma

u-mn dilak la-nišṭia

s___a

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