Ofudesaki 04:131

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Ofudesaki
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Author: Miki Nakayama
Date Published: 1998
Pages: 486 (English ed.)

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Ofudesaki 04:131 is a verse from the Ofudesaki. The English translation below is the sixth edition translation.

Content

It is the same as this for everyone in all matters. nani ni temomina ichiretsu wakono dōri なにゝても みな一れつハ このどふり
Know that God will work freely and unlimitedly. Kami ga jūyō suru to omoe yo 神がぢうよふ するとをもゑよ

Alternate English translations

Third Edition

It is the same as this for any and every person and on whatever kinds of matters. You must understand the omnipotence of God in all cases.

Inoue/Eynon

All of you people, remember that God's omnipotence revealed in everything is based on this principle.

Commentary

Ofudesaki chushaku

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Translator(s): Roy Forbes

4:131 For everyone in the world, everything follows in this manner, protected by My free and unlimited workings. Be sure to fully convinced of this matter.

『おふでさき註釈』、p. 71

一三一、何事につけても世界一列は、皆この道理で、親神が自由自在に守護しているのである。この事をよく納得するがよい。

Commentary

Commentary by Yoshitaro Ueda (2009)

From Michi no dai: Foundation of the Path 34:67

Saying that this principle applies to all matters without exception, the verse tells people to understand that God works freely and unrestrictedly. The verse implies that, once they gain a full understanding of this, they will have absolutely nothing to worry about.

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