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▶️፪. መዝ.73፥14 ላይ "አንተም የዘንዶውን ራሶች ቀጠቀጥህ። ለኢትዮጵያ ሰዎች ምግባቸውን ሰጠሃቸው" ይላል። ምን ማለት ነው? ✔️መልስ፦ የዘንዶውን ራስ ቀጠቀጥህ የተባለ ብሔሞት ነው። ብሔሞት ዓለም ላይ ካሉ ፍጥረታት እጅግ በጣም ግዙፉ ደማዊ ፍጥረት ነው። እና ብሔሞት የሚኖረው በናጌብና በአድማስ መካከል ተወስኖ ነው። ስለዚህ የዘንዶውን ራስ ቀጠቀጥክ ማለት ዘንዶ ራሱ ከተቀጠቀጠ እንደማይንቀሳቀስ ሁሉ ብሔሞትንም ከናጌብና ከአድማስ መካከል ውጭ እንዳይንቀሳቀስ አደረግኸው ማለት ነው። ለኢትዮጵያ ሰዎች ምግባቸውን ሰጠኻቸው ማለት እግዚአብሔር መጋቢ እንደመሆኑ ሰዎችን መገብካቸው ማለቱ ነው። ይኸውም በኢትዮጵያ የዓለሙን ሁሉ መናገር ነው።

First there is a textual difference in Amharic/ Geez and English version English Bible “You crushed the heads of Leviathan; You gave him as food to the people inhabiting the wilderness. Ethiopian Orthodox (Amharic/Geez )Bible "You crushed the heads of the dragon (Leviathan); You gave them as food to the people of Ethiopia." So ልክ የሆነውን ለማወቅ ቀደምት መጻፍ የሆኑትን ሀብረው እና Grecce የሚለውን ስናይ  Ethiopian Orthodox church bible  ከ Greece ጋር ይመሳሰላል :: የ Hebrew ደሞ ከ English Bible ይመሳሰላል:: ነገር ግን ይህ የ Text ልዩነት ብቻ ነው በትርጉአሜ ግን አንድ ናቸው:: > “አንተም የዘንዶውን ራሶች ቀጠቀጥህ፤ ለኢትዮጵያ ሰዎች ምግባቸውን ሰጠሃቸው።” ትርጓሜ፦ ይህ ቃል የእግዚአብሔርን ታላቅ ድል ያመለክታል። በቀድሞ ዘመን ፈርዖንንና የግብፅን ኃይላት በባሕር ውስጥ እንደሻረ፤ በመንፈሳዊ ትርጓሜ ደግሞ ይህ የክርስቶስ በመስቀሉ ላይ በሰይጣን ላይ ያደረገውን ድል ይመሰላል። “ዘንዶ” ወይም Leviathan በመጽሐፍ ቅዱስ ውስጥ የክፉ መንፈሶችን እና የአለም ኀይል ተመሳሳይነት ይወክላል። “አንተም የዘንዶውን ራሶች ቀጠቀጥህ” በመስቀሉ ላይ ክርስቶስ ሰይጣንና የኃጢአትን ኀይል በፍጹም ድል እንደረገ ይጠቅሳል። “ለኢትዮጵያ ሰዎች ምግባቸውን ሰጠሃቸው” የሚለው ደግሞ የእግዚአብሔር ድል እንደ መንፈሳዊ ምግብ ለሕዝቦች እንድሁም ለ አሕዛብ የተሰጠ መሆኑን ያመለክታል። ኢትዮጵያ እንደ ርቀት ያለች ሕዝብ ተጠቅሳ ተገልጦባታል፤ ይህም እግዚአብሔር ድል እስከ ርቀት ያለ ሕዝብ ድረስ የደረሰ መሆኑን ይገልጻል። people of the wilderness: Nations once spiritually barren people of Ethiopia(Amharic/Ge’ez): Nations far away but now blessed with gosepl ( ያው እንደ እስራኤል ቃል የተጋብልን ህዝቦች አልንበርንም) ይህ ቃል ከመዝሙር 68፥31 — “ኢትዮጵያ እጆቿን አዘርጋ ትለምናለች” ከ ሚለው ጋር የተያያዘ ትንቢት ነው። Teachings of the Church Fathers St. Athanasius the Great: “Leviathan signifies the devil, the prince of darkness. The crushing of his heads shows the total destruction of his dominion by the Lord Christ. The nations, even those afar off, partake of this victory as food for the soul.” St. Cyril of Alexandria: “The ‘people of Ethiopia’ are the nations that once sat in darkness. God gave to them the fruits of His victory, the knowledge of salvation, and the joy of the Gospel.” St. Gregory of Nyssa: “The dragon’s many heads are the passions and sins that bind the soul. Through baptism and grace, Christ crushes them, granting freedom and spiritual life to mankind.” St. Basil the Great: “As God once parted the sea for Israel, He now parts the waters of death through baptism. The crushing of Leviathan foretells this rebirth through Christ.”

📖 Context This Psalm was written by Asaph, who was struggling to understand why wicked people seem to prosper while righteous people suffer. In the earlier verses (Psalm 73:2–13), Asaph admits he almost lost faith when he saw how the ungodly lived comfortably and successfully. 💡 Meaning of Verse 14 > “For all day long I have been plagued and chastened every morning” Asaph is saying: He feels punished or afflicted constantly — his life seems full of trouble. “Chastened every morning” means that every new day brings fresh challenges, pain, or correction from God. He is expressing deep frustration and confusion: while he tries to live faithfully, life feels unfair and full of suffering. 🙏 Spiritual Lesson Sometimes believers face suffering despite being faithful — it can seem as if God favors the wicked. But later in the Psalm (verses 16–17), Asaph realizes that the success of the wicked is only temporary. When he enters God’s presence, he understands their ultimate end and regains peace. The verse teaches that faith isn’t about immediate reward — it’s about trusting God’s justice and timing even when life feels unfair.