sa première postérité, savoir: Sem, Cham, Japhet. Ces trois hommes ne s’occupèrent qu'à établir et à cultiver la portion de terre qui leur était échue, afin de pourvoir à leurs besoins et à ceux de leur famille présente et à venir. Ils restèrent, en conséquence, un assez long espace de temps sans méditer sur les instructions spirituelles que leur avait données Noé; ils ne s’attachèrent point à faire la division de l'intervalle des heures, des jours, des semaines, des mois, des années. Enfin, tout leur culte divin se bornaït à savoir qu'il existait un être tout-puissant au-dessus de toute chose créée, et qu'ils appelaient abavin 8, qui veut dire, en langue Noéchite, esprit doublement fort, par lequel le Créateur a opéré toute chose; c'est ce que nous appelons philosophiquement l’action divine du Créateur. Ce mot, quoique Noéchite ou chinois, est le même que celui que les Juifs proféraient jadis, et qu'ils connaissaient très parfaitement sorti de leur langue. Les Hébreux connaissaient aussi ce mot autrefois, et le connaissent encore aujourd’hui, parce qu'il y a toujours eu quelqu'un parmi eux qui a possédé une partie de la connaissance de cette première langue. Adam et sa postérité ont aussi prononcé ce mot, ayant parlé les premiers la langue judaïque, qui est celle que la nation spirituelle divine avait de tout temps réservé pour sa créature mineure.
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his first posterity, namely: Shem, Ham, Japheth. These three men occupied themselves only with establishing and cultivating the portion of earth that had fallen to them, in order to provide for their needs and those of their family present and to come. They remained, in consequence, a fairly long space of time without meditating upon the spiritual instructions Noah had given them; they did not apply themselves to making the division of the interval of the hours, of the days, of the weeks, of the months, of the years. In fine, all their divine worship was bounded to knowing that there existed an almighty being above every created thing, whom they called abavin 8, which means, in the Noachite tongue, doubly strong spirit, by which the Creator has operated every thing; this is what we call philosophically the divine action of the Creator. This word, though Noachite or Chinese, is the same as that which the Jews formerly uttered, and which they knew very perfectly to have issued from their tongue. The Hebrews also knew this word formerly, and know it still today, because there has always been someone among them who has possessed a part of the knowledge of this first tongue. Adam and his posterity also pronounced this word, having first spoken the Judaic tongue, which is that which the divine spiritual nation had at all times reserved for its minor creature.
passage withheldWithheld: this passage claims the Jewish people has lost its own sacred tongue and contains no true just men, "although it believes it has it and follows it very exactly." Per the operator's ruling of 2026-08-24. The original text is preserved unpublished and the decision is logged and reversible.
passage withheldWithheld: continuation of the claim in the immediately preceding segment that the Hebrews have corrupted their own sacred tongue. Per the operator's ruling of 2026-08-24. The original text is preserved unpublished and the decision is logged and reversible.
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