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Levitico 5:18

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18 Presenterà al sacerdote, come sacrifizio di riparazione, un montone senza difetto, preso dal gregge, secondo la tua stima; e il sacerdote farà per lui l’espiazione dell’errore commesso per ignoranza, e gli sarà perdonato.

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Spiegazione di Levitico 5:18

От Henry MacLagan (машинно преведени на Italiano)

Versetto 18. E quindi deve adorare il Signore dal bene spirituale, o il bene dell'innocenza nell'uomo interno, secondo il suo stato e la sua qualità per quanto riguarda le verità, e come essere nel male; e dal bene il male sarà rimesso secondo la necessità, quando il peccato avviene per ignoranza per quanto riguarda la volontà e la comprensione, e la remissione seguirà.

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Arcana Coelestia #4850

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4850. And the days were multiplied. That this signifies a change of state, is evident from the signification of “days being multiplied,” as being the changing of the states; for “day” or “time” in the internal sense is state (see n. 23, 487, 488, 893, 2788, 3462, 3785), and “being multiplied,” when predicated of days or times, is being changed. That it is a change of state which is signified, is evident also from what follows. It is said “were multiplied,” because a change of state is involved as to truths, for “multiplying” is predicated of truths (see n. 43, 55, 913, 983, 2846, 2847). As state and change of state are so often mentioned, and as few know what is meant, it will be well to explain. Time and the succession of time, or space and the extension of space, cannot be predicated of man’s interiors, that is, of his affections and the thoughts therefrom; because these interiors are not in time nor in place-although to the senses in the world it appears as if they were-but are in interior things which correspond to time and place. These interior things which correspond we have to call states, because there is no other word by which these corresponding things can be expressed. The state of the interiors is said to be changed when the mind or heart is changed as to affections and consequent thoughts-as from sadness to joy, or from joy to sadness again; from impiety to piety or devotion; and so on. These changes are called changes of state, and are predicated of the affections, and of the thoughts also insofar as they are governed by the affections; but changes of state of the thoughts are in those of the affections like particulars in generals, and are relatively variations.

  
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Thanks to the Swedenborg Foundation for the permission to use this translation.