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Baruk Sheliyshiy — Baruk Sheliyshiy - Chapter 3

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3:1

The messenger of Yahuah led me to the second heaven and showed me a gate like the first.

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3:2

He said, “Let us enter.” We entered as if carried on wings and traveled about sixty days.

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3:3

He showed me another plain filled with beings whose appearance was like dogs and whose feet were like deer.

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3:4

I asked, “My master, tell me who these are.”

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3:5

He answered, “These gave counsel to build the tower. They drove multitudes of men and women to make bricks.”

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3:6

“A woman laboring in childbirth was not released. She gave birth while making bricks, carried her child in her apron, and continued the work.”

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3:7

“Yahuah appeared when the tower reached four hundred sixty-three cubits and confused their speech.”

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3:8

“They took an auger and tried to pierce heaven to learn whether it was clay, bronze, or iron. Elohim struck them with blindness and confused speech, leaving them as you see.”

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