1 On the night that I was born, there were great signs in the shamayim, and when Nimroḏ’s astrologers saw them, they were astonished and they spake evil of me to the sovereign, saying that surely I should overthrow his reign. 2 Wherefore, they counseled the sovereign to purchase me Read more
1 This was my life saved by my father Teraḥ, and he took me with my mother, Amthelo, and my nurse, Eḏna, into a cave hidden in the mountains some distance from the city of Ur where he secreted us and visited us each month at the New Moon. 2 Read more
1 When I was three years of age, 𐤉𐤄𐤅𐤄 visited me in a dream of the night and he said to me, Aḇram. 2 And I said, Here am I. 3 And He said to me, Aḇram, I am the Elohim of your fathers Peleḡ and Shĕm and Noaḥ. 4 Read more
1 When I was ten years of age, I departed from the cave by night while my mother and my nurse slept and the messenger of Elohim met me and led me to the city of Shalom where Noaḥ and his son Shĕm dwelt, and no man knew where I Read more
1 In my fiftieth year, Father Shĕm called me into his presence and instructed me to return to the house of my father, for there were many there now who were seeking after light and truth for they had seen the foolishness of worshipping mighty ones of wood and stone, Read more
1 With this beraḵah resting upon me, I gathered together my family, for I had taken seven wives in the city of Shalom who had borne me fifty daughters. 2 And although I had no sons of mine own flesh, yet I had adopted twelve sons of those who were Read more
1 Then we began our preparations and on the appointed day, all was in readiness for our departure. 2 And when father Shĕm came forth to baraḵ us, father Noaḥ came also with him. 3 Now father Noaḥ dwelt in the Hĕyḵal in the heart of the city of Shalom Read more
1 We journeyed slowly for the sake of the women and children and we journeyed not upon the Shabbath day nor upon any of the qodesh days, for we thought it better to worship HWHY our Elohim according to the pattern of the shamayim than to proceed rapidly upon our Read more
1 In the morning before entering the city, I gathered my family together consisting of my seven wives, my fifty daughters, my twelve adopted sons, and three hundred and fifty menservants whom Shĕm had sent with their families, being in all six thousand three hundred and seventy beings. 2 And Read more
1 Being led by the Ruaḥ of 𐤉𐤄𐤅𐤄, I found my father’s house, and entering the gate, addressed the guard who was standing there, saying, Behold, I am Aḇram, son of Teraḥ, who has spent these forty years in the house of Shĕm. 2 Take me now to my father. Read more