Baruk Sheniy — Baruk Sheniy — Chapter 3

And I said: O Yahuah, my Adonai, was it for this that I came into the world—to see the evil of my mother? No, my Adonai.

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If I have found compassion in Your eyes, first take my ruach, that I may go to my fathers and not see the destruction of my mother.

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For both things press upon me greatly. I am unable to stand against You, yet neither can my being endure seeing the evil of my mother.

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But one thing I shall say before You, Yahuah:

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What then shall be after these things? If You destroy Your city and deliver Your land to the enemies, how shall the Name of Yisra’el again be remembered?

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Or how shall speech be made concerning Your praises? And to whom shall that which is in Your Torah be explained?

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Or shall creation return to its own nature, and the world go again into the silence that was at the beginning?

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Shall the multitude of beings be taken away, and the nature of the sons of adam no longer be named?

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And where is everything You spoke to Mosheh concerning us?

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