Translation:Qolasta/Prayer 28

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Mandaïsche Liturgien (1920)
by Mark Lidzbarski, translated from German by Wikisource
Prayer 28

Sealing prayer

3807086Mandaïsche Liturgien — Prayer 281920Mark Lidzbarski


XXVIII.
Bound and sealed be these souls who have descended to the Jordan and received baptism
by Hauran-Hauraran-Zīwā, the effluent from the great life as - its epithet,
by Jōfin-Jōfafin and Sām, the well-preserved Mānā,
by Jōsmīr, the primordial container of splendor,
by Jōkabar, the equipped Uthra.


Bind, seal and guard these souls who have descended to the Jordan and received baptism
from all the idolatry of the House,
that they have no power over them by virtue of their demons and their dēws,
that they do not approach them, sin against them, or corrupt them.
From them shall be taken away all pains, plagues, chastisements and travail.
From them shall fall away and depart all ugly diseases and evil maledictions of the body.


Those who sit before you as guilty, may rise as guiltless.
And healing be granted to those souls who have gone down to the Jordan and received baptism.


And life be victorious.

Commentary[edit]

These 4 sealing prayers, "When you saw," "Bound and sealed," "By the treasure of life," and the great "bound and sealed," read in full voice over the souls whom you baptize, after you have given them Pihiā and Mambūhā.
About (several) souls you baptize, read as it is written, if it is one soul, say "this soul of the NN".
Then let them stand up, and read "you are raised up".

Mandaic transcription[edit]

ˁsira u-htima halin nišmata ḏ-nhit l-iardna u-ˁṣṭba
b-hauran u-hauraran ziua ṣurik hiia rbia b-kinianun
b-iupin iupapin u-sam mana smira
b-iusmir kana ḏ-ziua qadmaia
b-iukabar gabra ˁutra mzarza
ˁusrunin u-hutmunin u-naṭrunin l-halin nišmata ḏ-nhit l-iardna u-ˁṣṭba mn kulẖ alahuta ḏ-baita ḏ-laništalṭun ˁlauaihun mn sahraihun u-mn daiuaihun ḏ-la-niqribulun u-la-nihṭubun u-la-nihamlubun ništiqlun minaihun kulhun kibia šibṭia ridia u-rumaiia niṭrun u-nitazihun minaihun kulhun qirsia sainia u-maluaṭia bišia ḏ-pagra ḏ-iatbin qudamak kḏ haiabia niqmun kḏ zakaiia u-asuta tihuilin l-halin nišmata ḏ-nhit l-iardna u-ˁṣṭba
u-hiia zakin
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halin arbia b-auata hatamata kḏ ˁhablẖ u-ˁsira u-htima u-bˁuṣar hiia u-ˁsira u-htima rabtia qrinun b-kulẖ qalak ˁl nišmata ḏ-ṣabit abatar ḏ-iahbatlun pihta u-mambuha ˁl nišimta ḏ-ṣabit qria kḏ ḏ-ktib ˁu nišimta hda hˁ amur l-haza nišimta ḏ-plan u-haizak niqmun u-qria ˁtriṣtun
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