4860. And wrapped herself. That this signifies thus not acknowledged, is evident from the signification of “wrapping,” as being to conceal, thus not to be acknowledged-see what was said just above (n. 4859).

2403. And he was in the eyes of his sons-in-law as one that jested. That this signifies derision, is evident from the signification of “jesting,” as being to utter as it were a joke, a fable, or trifles, thus such things as they would laugh at. “In their eyes,” signifies that which was before their rational, as is evident from the signification of the “eyes” (n. 212). This shows what is the character of those who are in the truth of faith and not at the same time in the good of life.