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Daniel 4:20

English: American Standard Version

²⁰ The tree that thou sawest, which grew, and was strong, whose height reachedreached unto heaven, and the sightsight thereof to all the earth;

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Hlavní výklad ze Swedenborgových prací:

The Inner Meaning of the Prophets and Psalms 175

Další odkazy Swedenborga k tomuto verši:

Arcana Coelestia 9489

Apocalypse Revealed 717, 757

References from Swedenborg's unpublished works:

Apocalypse Explained 1029, 1100

Scriptural Confirmations 4, 31

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Commentary on Daniel

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Word/Phrase Explanations

reached
The hand in the Bible represents power, which is easy to understand, so to reach out or stretch out the hand means to exercise power,...

sight
The symbolic meaning of "seeing" is "understanding," which is obvious enough that it has become part of common language (think about it; you might see...

Resources for parents and teachers

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Blessings: The Kingdom of Heaven
Blessings to say at mealtime.
Activity | Ages over 7

Blessings: The Lord Our King
Blessings to say at mealtime.
Activity | Ages over 7

Daniel, Interpreter of Dreams
Project | Ages 11 - 17

Overview of Daniel: A Man of Conscience for ages 3-14
Overview of a series of scripted lessons for the first six chapters of the book of Daniel. Suitable for Sunday schools, families and classrooms. Levels A, B and C provide materials for ages 3-14.
Sunday School Lesson | Ages 3 - 14

Thinking About Eternity
Spiritual tasks offer a reflection on a Biblical story or passage and suggest a task for spiritual growth.
Activity | Ages over 18

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Ezekiel 29:3

English: American Standard Version

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³ speakspeak, and saysay, Thus saithsaith the LordLord JehovahJehovah: Behold, I am against thee, PharaohPharaoh king of EgyptEgypt, the greatgreat monster that lieth in the midstmidst of his rivers, that hath saidsaid, My river is mine ownown, and I have made it for myself.

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Swedenborg

Hlavní výklad ze Swedenborgových prací:

The Inner Meaning of the Prophets and Psalms 152

Další odkazy Swedenborga k tomuto verši:

Arcana Coelestia 42, 130, 1165, 6015, 6693, 7293

Apocalypse Revealed 405, 503

References from Swedenborg's unpublished works:

Apocalypse Explained 342, 513, 518, 654, 714

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Word/Phrase Explanations

speak
Like "say," the word "speak" refers to thoughts and feelings moving from our more internal spiritual levels to our more external ones – and ultimately...

say
As with many common verbs, the meaning of “to say” in the Bible is highly dependent on context. Who is speaking? Who is hearing? What...

lord
The Lord, in the simplest terms, is love itself expressed as wisdom itself. In philosophic terms, love is the Lord's substance and wisdom is His...

pharaoh
'Pharaoh' signifies scientific ideas, or the natural principle in general. 'Pharaoh' signifies false ideas infesting the truth of the church. Pharaoh,' in Genesis 40, represents...

egypt
'Mizraim' signifies the same thing as Egypt.

great
The word "great" is used in the Bible to represent a state with a strong degree of love and affection, of the desire for good;...

midst
'Middle' denotes what is primary, principal, or inmost.

own
In many cases, the spiritual meaning of "own," both as a verb and as an adjective, is relatively literal. When people are described as the...

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