10405. And he received them from their hand. That this signifies things that favor what is their own, is evident from the signification of “receiving from the hand” of anyone as being to receive such things as are his, thus which belong to, or that favor, what is one’s own; for by the “hand” is signified the power or ability of man, and consequently whatever is his (see the places cited in n. 10019, 10082, 10041).
