The Writings of Aḇraham (Abraham) Chapter 56

1 And there was a famine in the land, but the land of Ḥaran was baraḵ for our sakes that the famine there was light.

2 But at the end of three years, the famine abated throughout the land; wherefore Lot, my brother’s son, and I went before 𐤉𐤄𐤅𐤄 in prayer after the manner of the ancients, and in answer to our prayer 𐤉𐤄𐤅𐤄 appeared unto me and said, Arise, Aḇram, and take Lot with you and all who follow after you, for I have purposed to take you out of Ḥaran and to make of you a minister to bear My Name in a strange land which I will give to your seed after you for an everlasting possession when they hearken to my voice.

3 For I am 𐤉𐤄𐤅𐤄 Your Elohim.

4 I dwell in the shamayim; the earth is My footstool for I shall surely walk upon it when I come to redeem My people from their sins.

5 My Name is 𐤉𐤄𐤅𐤄 and I know the end from the beginning; therefore, My hand shall be over you and I will make of you a great nation and I will baraḵ you above measure and make your name great among all nations and you shall be a beraḵah unto your seed after you, that in their hands they shall bear this ministry and kehunnah, even the kehunnah of the fathers after the Qodesh Order of Elohim, unto all nations.

6 And I will baraḵ all them, even as many as shall receive this Besorah through your name, for they shall be called after your name, even the seed of Aḇram, as though they were the seed of your own flesh, and they shall rise up and baraḵ you as their father.

7 For I will baraḵ them who baraḵ you and curse them who curse you.

8 In you, through the kehunnah which you bare, and in your seed, through your kehunnah which they shall bear which comes down from the fathers, shall all the families of the earth be baruḵ with the bireḵoth of the Besorah which are the bireḵoth of deliverance, even of eternal ḥai.

9 For I give you this promise, that your seed shall sprinkle all nations that through them the right to this kehunnah may encompass all mankind, that all may be brought into the covenant through obedience to the Torah and ordinances of the Besorah.