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Deuteronomium 28

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1 Jestliže pak opravdově poslušen budeš hlasu Hospodina Boha svého, ostříhaje a čině všecka přikázaní jeho, kteráž já dnes přikazuji tobě, vyvýší tě Hospodin Bůh tvůj nade všecky národy země.

2 A přijdou na tě všecka požehnání tato, a vyplní se při tobě, když jen poslušen budeš hlasu Hospodina Boha svého.

3 Požehnaný budeš v městě, Požehnaný i na poli.

4 Požehnaný plod života tvého, úrody země tvé, i plod dobytka tvého, prvorozené skotů tvých i stáda bravů tvých.

5 Požehnaný koš tvůj i díže tvá.

6 Požehnaný budeš vcházeje, Požehnaný i vycházeje.

7 A učiní Hospodin, že nepřátelé tvoji, kteříž by povstali proti tobě, poraženi budou před tebou; jednou cestou vytáhnou proti tobě, a sedmi cestami před tebou utíkati budou.

8 Přikáže Hospodin požehnání svému, aby s tebou bylo v špižírnách tvých a při všem, k čemu bys koli přičinil ruku svou, a požehná tobě v zemi, kterouž Hospodin Bůh tvůj dává tobě.

9 Vystaví tě sobě Hospodin za lid svatý, jakož zapřisáhl tobě, když ostříhati budeš přikázaní Hospodina Boha svého, a choditi po cestách jeho.

10 I uzří všickni národové země, že jméno Hospodinovo vzýváno jest nad tebou, a budou se báti tebe.

11 Učiní také Hospodin, že hojnost míti budeš všeho dobrého, plodu života svého, i plodu dobytků svých, i úrod zemských v zemi, kterouž s přísahou zaslíbil otcům tvým, že ji tobě dá.

12 Otevře Hospodin tobě poklad svůj výborný, nebe, aby vydalo déšť zemi tvé časem svým, a požehná všelikému dílu ruky tvé, tak že mnohým národům půjčovati budeš, sám pak nic nevypůjčíš.

13 I ustanoví tě Hospodin za hlavu a ne za ocas, a budeš vždycky vyšší, a nikdy nižší, když poslouchati budeš přikázaní Hospodina Boha svého, kteráž já dnes tobě přikazuji, abys ostříhal a činil je.

14 A neuchýlíš se od žádného slova, kteráž já dnes přikazuji tobě, ani na pravo ani na levo, odcházeje po bozích cizích, abys jim sloužil.

15 Jestliže pak hlasu Hospodina Boha svého poslouchati, a všech přikázaní a ustanovení jeho, kteráž já dnes přikazuji tobě, ostříhati a činiti nebudeš, přijdou na tě všecka zlořečenství tato a postihnou tě.

16 Zlořečený budeš v městě, zlořečený i na poli.

17 Zlořečený koš tvůj, a zlořečená díže tvá.

18 Zlořečený plod života tvého i úrody země tvé, prvorozené skotů tvých i stáda bravů tvých.

19 Zlořečený budeš vcházeje, zlořečený i vycházeje.

20 Pošle Hospodin na tě zlořečení, zkormoucení a bídu při všem, k čemuž bys koli přičinil ruky své a což bys koli dělal, dokudž nebudeš vyhlazen, a nezahyneš v náhle pro zlé skutky tvé, skrze něž jsi opustil mne.

21 Dopustí Hospodin, aby se přídržely tebe morní bolesti, až tě i vypléní z země, do níž se béřeš, abys ji dědičně opanoval.

22 Bíti tě bude Hospodin souchotinami, zimnicí, pálivostí, horkem, mečem, suchem a rudou, a budou tě stíhati, až tě i zkazí.

23 I to nebe, kteréž jest nad hlavou tvou, bude měděné, a země, kteráž jest pod tebou, železná.

24 Hospodin zemi tvé místo deště prach a popel, a toť s nebe sstoupí na tě, dokudž bys nebyl vyhlazen.

25 Učiní i to Hospodin, že poražen budeš od nepřátel svých; jednou cestou vytáhneš proti nim, a sedmi cestami utíkati budeš od tváři jejich, a musíš se smýkati po všech královstvích země.

26 I budou těla vaše mrtvá za pokrm všemu ptactvu nebeskému, a šelmám zemským, a nebude, kdo by je odehnal.

27 Raní tě Hospodin vředem Egyptským, neduhy na zadku, prašivinami a svrabem nezhojitelným.

28 Raní tě Hospodin pominutím smyslu, slepotou a tupostí srdce,

29 Tak že o poledni makati budeš, jako maká slepý ve tmě, a nebudeš míti prospěchu na cestách svých; k tomu také utiskán budeš, a loupen po všecky dny, a nebude, kdo by tě vysvobodil.

30 Manželku sobě zasnoubíš, a jiný s ní obývati bude; dům vystavíš, a nebudeš bydliti v něm; vinici štípíš, a sbírati na ní nebudeš.

31 Vůl tvůj před tvýma očima zabit bude, a ty jeho jísti nebudeš; osel tvůj uchvácen bude před tváří tvou, anižť se zase navrátí; dobytek tvůj vydán bude nepřátelům tvým, a žádný ho nevysvobodí.

32 Synové tvoji a dcery tvé cizímu národu vydáni budou, a oči tvé na to hledíce, umdlívati budou pro ně celého dne, a nebude síly v ruce tvé.

33 Úrody země tvé i všecko úsilí tvé sžíře národ, kteréhož ty neznáš, a nebudeš než potlačený a potřený po všecky dny.

34 A omámený budeš nad těmi věcmi, kteréž viděti budou oči tvé.

35 Raní tě Hospodin vředem nejhorším na kolenou i na lýtkách, tak že se nebudeš moci zhojiti, od spodku nohy tvé až do vrchu hlavy.

36 Zavede tě Hospodin i krále tvého, kteréhož ustanovíš nad sebou, do národu, kteréhož jsi ty neznal, ani předkové tvoji, a sloužiti tam budeš bohům cizím, dřevu a kameni.

37 A budeš k užasnutí a přísloví i v rozprávku všechněm národům, mezi kteréž zavede tě Hospodin.

38 Mnoho semene vyneseš na pole k rozsívání, a málo shromáždíš, nebo sžerou to kobylky.

39 Vinice štípíš a dělati je budeš, ale vína píti ani sbírati nebudeš, nebo červ sžíře je.

40 Olivoví hojnost míti budeš ve všech končinách svých, a však olejem se pomazovati nebudeš, nebo sprchne ovoce s olivy tvé.

41 Synů a dcer naplodíš, a nebudeš jich míti, nebo zajati budou.

42 Všecko stromoví tvé i úrody země tvé kobylky zkazí.

43 Cizozemec, kterýž s tebou přebývá, vzroste nad tebe, ty pak velice ponižovati se musíš.

44 On půjčovati bude tobě, a ty nebudeš míti, co bys půjčil jemu; on bude přednější, a ty poslednější.

45 A přijdou na tebe všecka zlořečenství tato a stíhati tě budou, a obklíčí tě, až i zahyneš, jestliže bys neuposlechl hlasu Hospodina Boha svého, a neostříhal přikázaní a ustanovení jeho, kteráž přikázal tobě.

46 A budou rány tyto znamením a zázrakem na tobě i semeni tvém až na věky,

47 Proto že jsi nesloužil Hospodinu Bohu svému s potěšením a veselím srdce, maje hojnost všech věcí.

48 A protož nepříteli svému, kteréhož poslal na tebe Hospodin, sloužiti musíš v hladu, žízni, v nahotě a v nedostatku všech věcí; a vloží na šíji tvou jho železné, dokudž tě nesetře.

49 Přivede Hospodin na tebe národ z daleka, od nejdalších končin země, jako letí orlice, národ, jehož jazyku nerozumíš,

50 Národ nestydatý, kterýž ani starce nebude šanovati, a nad dítětem se neslituje.

51 A sžíře plod dobytků tvých i úrody země tvé, dokudž nebudeš vyhlazen; a nezanechá tobě obilí, vína mladého a oleje, prvorozeného z skotů tvých, ani stáda bravů tvých, až tě i vyhladí.

52 A oblehne tě ve všech městech tvých, dokudž by nepadly zdi tvé vysoké a pevné, v nichž ty doufáš po vší zemi své; obležen, pravím, budeš ve všech městech svých, po vší zemi své, kterouž Hospodin Bůh tvůj dal tobě,

53 Tak že v obležení a ssoužení, jímž ssouží tě nepřítel tvůj, jísti budeš plod života svého, maso synů svých a dcer svých, kteréž by dal tobě Hospodin Bůh tvůj.

54 Člověk mezi vámi rozmazaný a v rozkoši schovaný záviděti bude bratru svému, i vlastní ženě své, i ostatním synům svým, kterýchž ještě zanechal,

55 Tak že neudělí žádnému z nich masa synů svých, kteréž jísti bude, proto že nezůstalo jemu nic jiného v obležení a v ssoužení, jímž ssouží tě nepřítel tvůj ve všech městech tvých.

56 Rozmazaná mezi vámi a v rozkoši schovaná žena, kteráž rozmazaností a rozkoší velikou ledva nohou země se dotkla, vlastnímu muži svému a synu svému i dceři své,

57 Také i lůžka svého, kteréž z ní vychází při porodu, ano i synů svých, kteréž zplodí, záviděti bude; nebo jísti je bude tajně pro nedostatek všech věcí v obležení a ssoužení, jímž ssouží tě nepřítel tvůj v městech tvých.

58 Nebudeš-li ostříhati a činiti všech slov zákona tohoto, kteráž psána jsou v knize této, abys se bál toho veleslavného a hrozného jména Hospodina Boha svého:

59 Rozmnoží ku podivení Hospodin rány tvé, a rány semene tvého, rány veliké a trvánlivé, i nemoci těžké a dlouhé.

60 A obrátí na tebe všecky neduhy Egyptské, jichžs se strašil, a přichytí se tebe.

61 Všelijaký také neduh a všelikou ránu, kteráž není psána v knize zákona tohoto, uvede Hospodin na tebe, dokudž nebudeš vyhlazen.

62 A zůstane vás maličko, ješto vás prvé bylo mnoho, jako hvězd nebeských, proto že jsi neposlouchal hlasu Hospodina Boha svého.

63 I stane se, že jakož se veselil Hospodin nad vámi, dobře vám čině a rozmnožuje vás, tak veseliti se bude Hospodin nad vámi, když vás zkazí a vyhladí, a vypléněni budete z země, do kteréž jdete, abyste dědičně vládli jí.

64 A rozptýlí tě Hospodin mezi všecky národy, od jednoho konce země až do druhého, a budeš tam sloužiti bohům cizím, kterýchž ty neznáš, ani otcové tvoji, dřevu a kameni.

65 A mezi národy těmi neoddechneš, aniž bude míti odpočinutí spodek nohy tvé; tam také dá Hospodin tobě srdce lekavé, a oči blíkavé, a truchlost mysli.

66 I bude život tvůj nejistý před tebou, a strašiti se budeš v noci i ve dne, a nikdež nebudeš jist svým životem.

67 Ráno díš: Ó by již byl večer! a večer díš: Ó by již bylo jitro! pro strach srdce svého, jímž se lekáš, a pro ty věci, na něž očima svýma hleděti musíš.

68 A zavede tě Hospodin do Egypta na lodech, cestou, o níž jsem řekl tobě: Nebudeš jí viděti více; a tam prodávati se budete nepřátelům svým za služebníky a děvky, a nebude, kdo by koupil.

   

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2851. 'Your seed will inherit the gate of their enemies' means that charity and faith will take the place occupied previously by evil and falsity. This is clear from the meaning of 'inheriting' as receiving the Lord's life, dealt with in 2658, here as taking the place of, for when charity and faith exist in the place occupied previously by evil and falsity, the Lord's life enters in there; from the meaning of 'seed' as charity and faith, dealt with in 1025, 1447, 1610, 1941; from the meaning of 'gate', dealt with below; and from the meaning of 'enemies' as evils and falsities, or what amounts to the same, people who are subject to evil and falsity. It is the latter who are meant by enemies and foes in the internal sense of the Word.

[2] As regards the meaning of 'a gate', there are in general two gates with each individual person. One gate is exposed towards hell and is open to evils and falsities from there. In that gate genii and spirits from hell are present. The other gate is exposed towards heaven and is open to goods and truths from there. In that gate angels are present. Thus there is a gate leading to hell and a gate leading to heaven. The gate to hell is open to those who are immersed in evil and falsity, and only through chinks round about overhead does any light at all from heaven penetrate, which enables them to think and to reason. But the gate to heaven is open to those who are immersed in good and truth from there.

[3] For there are two paths which lead into a person's rational mind, a higher or internal path along which good and truth from the Lord enter in, and a lower or external path along which evil and falsity enter in surreptitiously from hell. In the middle is the rational mind towards which the two paths converge. From the goods and truths present there the rational mind is compared in the Word to a city and is actually called a city. And because it is compared to and actually called a city it is depicted as having gates, and is described in various places as having enemies, that is, evil genii and spirits, besieging it and assaulting it, while angels from the Lord are defending it, that is, the Lord Himself is doing so. The genii and spirits from hell, with their evils and falsities, can go no further than towards the lower or outer gate, and cannot pass at all into the city. If they were able to pass into the city, which is the rational mind, man would be completely done for. But when they reach the point, as it seems to them, that they have taken the city by storm, it is then closed, so that good and truth no longer flow into it from heaven, apart, as has been stated, from that small amount which comes in through chinks round about. As a consequence such persons no longer possess any charity at all or any faith at all, but make good consist in evil, and truth in falsity. They also as a consequence cease to be truly rational, though they seem to themselves to be so, 1914, 1944, and are called 'dead men', though they themselves believe they are more alive than any others, 81, 290 (end). These things are so because the gate to heaven is closed to them. The fact that it is closed to them is quite apparent and is discerned in the next life, and so conversely that the gate to heaven is open to those in whom good and truth are present.

[4] As regards 'the gate of enemies' in particular, spoken of in this verse, it is the gate that exists with a person in his natural mind. That gate when the person is wholly natural or as yet unregenerate is occupied by evils and falsities, or what amounts to the same, evil genii and spirits are flowing into it together with evil desires and false persuasions, see 687, 698, 1692. When however a person is spiritual or being regenerated, evils and falsities, or what amounts to the same, evil genii and spirits, are driven away from that gate, that is, from the natural mind. Once they have been driven away, goods and truths, or charity and faith, take their place; and these - charity and faith - are meant by 'your seed will inherit the gate of their enemies'. This is what takes place in particular with each individual person when he is being regenerated, and similarly in the next life with those entering the Lord's kingdom; and also what takes place in general, that is, in the Church, which is made up of many individuals.

[5] This transformation was represented by the children of Israel driving the nations from the land of Canaan. Such expulsion of those nations is what, in the literal sense, the words 'your seed will inherit the gate of their enemies' are used to mean; but in the internal sense the things which have just been described are meant. This also explains why in ancient times it was customary to use words such as these when blessing persons who were about to be married, as is also evident from the blessing which Laban gave to Rebekah his sister when, already betrothed, she was about to go to Isaac,

Our sister, may you be [the mother] of thousands of myriads, and may your seed inherit the gate of those who hate you. Genesis 24:60.

[6] That such things are meant in the Word by 'the gate of enemies' or 'of those who hate' becomes clear from the following places: In Isaiah,

I will kill your root with famine, and your remnant will I slay. Wail, O gate; cry, O city; you have melted away, O Philistia, all of you, for smoke comes out of the north. Isaiah 14:30-31.

'Killing the root with famine and slaying the remnant' stands for the removal of goods and truths which the Lord has stored away inwardly - 'the remnant' meaning such goods and truths, see 468, 530, 560-562, 661, 798, 1050, 1738, 1906, 2284. 'Gate' stands for the place of entry into things that are interior, that is, into the rational mind. 'City' stands for that mind, or what amounts to the same, for the goods and truths there, 402, 2268, 2449, 2451, 2712. 'Philistia' stands for knowledge of the cognitions of faith, or what amounts to the same, for those who have a knowledge of those cognitions but not of the goods that spring from faith, 1197, 1198. 'Smoke from the north' stands for falsity from hell - smoke being falsity arising out of evil, 1861.

[7] In the same prophet,

The city of hollowness will be broken down, every house will be shut up to prevent it being entered. There will be an outcry in the streets over [the lack of] wine, all joy will be made desolate, the gladness of the earth will be banished. What is left in the city will be desolation, and the gate will be smitten with vastation, for thus will it be in the midst of the earth, in the midst of the peoples. Isaiah 24:10-13.

'The city of hollowness' which 'will be broken down' stands for the human mind deprived of truth. 'Every house will be shut up' stands for lack of good - 'house' meaning good, 2233. 'An outcry in the streets over [the lack of] wine' stands for a state of falsity - 'outcry' having reference to falsities, 2240. 'Wine' means truth over which there will be an outcry because there is none, 1071, 1798, and 'streets' means the things that lead to truths, 2336. 'The joy which is being made desolate' has reference to truth, 'the gladness of the earth that is being banished' to good. All this shows what is meant by 'what is left in the city will be desolation' and 'the gate will be smitten with vastation'. The gate is said to be vastated when nothing but evils and falsities reign.

[8] In Jeremiah,

The roads of Zion are mourning that none come to the appointed feast. All her gates are desolate, her priests groan, her virgins are afflicted, and she herself is in bitterness. Her enemies have become the head, her foes secure, because Jehovah has afflicted [her] over the multitude of her transgressions. Her young children have gone away captive before the enemy. Lamentations 1:4-5.

'The roads of Zion mourning' stands for there being no longer any truths that come from good -'roads' meaning truths, 189, 627, 2333. 'All her gates are desolate' stands for all the entrances being occupied by falsities. 'Her enemies have become the head' stands for evils reigning.

[9] In the same prophet,

Jehovah has caused the rampart, and the wall of the daughter of Zion, to mourn; they languish together. Her gates have become pressed down into the ground; He has destroyed and broken her bars; her king and her princes are among the nations. The law is no more; even her prophets have found no vision from Jehovah. All your foes have opened their mouth against you, they have hissed and gnashed their teeth; they have said, We have swallowed her up; this is the day we have awaited; we have found, we have seen it. Lamentations 2:8-9, 16.

'Gates pressed down into the ground' stands for the natural mind when occupied by evils and falsities. 'Her king and princes are among the nations' stands for truths immersed in evils - 'king' meaning truth in general, 1672, 1728, 2015, 2069, 'princes' first and foremost truths, 1482, 2089, and 'nations' evil, 1259, 1260, 1849, 1868, 2588.

[10] In Moses,

A nation from far away, from the end of the earth will distress you within all your gates until your high and fortified walls in which you trust come down in all your land. And it will distress you within all your gates, in the whole of your land. Thus will your enemy distress you. Deuteronomy 28:49, 52-53.

These calamities are found among the curses which Moses foretold to the people if they did not hold fast to the commandments and statutes. 'A nation from far away, from the end of the earth' stands in the internal sense for evils and falsities, that is, for those who are immersed in evil and falsity. 'Distressing them within all their gates' stands for sealing off every access to good and truth.

[11] In Nahum,

Behold, your people are women in the midst of you. The gates of your land have been opened wide to your enemies; fire has devoured your bars. Draw yourself water for the siege, strengthen your fortifications; go into the mud and tread the bitumen; strengthen the brick-kiln. Nahum 3:13-14.

'The gates of the land opened wide to enemies' stands for evils occupying the position where goods ought to be. In the Book of Judges, The highways ceased to be, and they went along by-paths; they went along twisting ways; the streets in Israel ceased to be. He chose new gods, at which point the gates were assailed - was a shield seen, or a spear, among the forty thousand of Israel? Judges 5:6-8.

This is the prophecy of Deborah and Barak. 'The gates were assailed' stands for an assault on goods and truths.

[12] In David,

Those who dwell in the gate plot against me; those who drink strong drink sing songs. Psalms 69:12.

'Those who dwell in the gate' stands for evils and falsities, and also for those who are from hell. In Ezekiel,

In the visions of God he was brought to the door of the inner gate which looked towards the north. There he saw the great abominations of the house of Israel. He was also brought to the door of the gate of the house of Jehovah which looked towards the north. There also [he saw] abominations. Ezekiel 8:3, 6, 14-15.

'The door of the inner gate which looked towards the north' stands for the place where interior falsities exist. 'The door of the gate of the house of Jehovah towards the north' stands for the place where interior evils exist. The fact that the falsities and evils are interior, and that it is an interior sphere in which such spirits and genii reside, see 2121-2124.

[13] In David,

Behold, sons are a possession of Jehovah, the fruit of the womb a reward. Like darts in the hand of a strong man so are the sons of youth. 1 Blessed is the man who has filled his quiver with them. They will not be put to shame, for they will speak with enemies in the gate. Psalms 127:3-5.

'Speaking with enemies in the gate' stands for having no fear of evils and falsities, nor thus of hell. In Isaiah,

On that day Jehovah Zebaoth will be a spirit of judgement to him who sits in judgement, and strength to those who turn back the battle towards the gate. They are also made senseless from wine, and err from strong drink. Isaiah 28:5-7.

In the same prophet,

They will be cut off who cause people to sin by a word, and who lay a snare for him who reproves in the gate and cause him who is just to turn aside to something empty. Isaiah 29:20-21.

In the same prophet,

Elam bore the quiver in the chariot of man (homo), [and] horsemen, Kir uncovered the shield, and the choicest of your valleys was full of chariots and horsemen; they positioned themselves at the gate. And he looked on that day to the armoury of the house of the forest. Isaiah 22:6-8.

In Jeremiah,

Judah mourned and her gates languished; the people were in black down to the ground, and the cry of Jerusalem went up. Their great men sent lesser ones to the waters; they came to the pits, they found no water. Jeremiah 14:1-3.

In the same prophet,

The elders have ceased from the gate, the young men from their singing. Lamentations 5:14

[14] All these places show what is meant by 'the gate of enemies', namely hell, or those from hell who are constantly mounting an assault on goods and truths. They have their seat with a person, as has been stated, in his natural mind; but when the person is such that he allows goods and truths, and so angels, to enter in, the Lord drives away from that seat those who are from hell. And once they have been driven away, the gate to heaven, or heaven itself, is opened. This gate also is mentioned in various places in the Word, as in Isaiah,

A song in the land of Judah, Ours is a strong city, salvation will establish walls and rampart. Open the gates and the righteous nation that keeps faith will enter in. Isaiah 26:1-2.

In the same prophet,

Thus said Jehovah to His anointed, to Cyrus, whose right hand I have grasped to put down nations before him, and I will open the loins of kings, to open doors before him, and the gates will not be shut; I will go before you and make straight the crooked places; I will break in pieces the doors of bronze and cut asunder the bars of iron. Isaiah 45:1-2.

In the same prophet,

The sons of the foreigner will build up your walls, and their kings will minister to you. They will keep your gates open continually, day and night they will not be shut. Violence will no more be heard in your land, devastation and ruin within your borders; and you will call your walls Salvation, and your gates Praise. Isaiah 60:10-11, 18.

In the same prophet,

Go through, go through the gates; prepare the way for the people; level out, level out the highway. Say to the daughter of Zion, Behold, your salvation comes. Isaiah 62:10-12.

In Micah,

They will go through the gate, and go out by it; and their king will go on before them, and Jehovah at the head of them. Micah 2:13.

In David,

Lift up your heads, O gates, and be lifted up, O eternal doors, and the King of glory will come in. Who is this King of glory? Jehovah strong and mighty, Jehovah mighty in battle. Lift up your heads, O gates, lift up, O eternal doors. Psalms 24:7-10.

In the same author,

Celebrate Jehovah, O Jerusalem, praise your God, O Zion! For He strengthens the bars of your gates, He blesses your children in the midst of you. Psalms 147:12-13.

[15] From all these places it is evident that 'the gate of heaven' is the place where angels are present with a person, that is, where good and truth are flowing in from the Lord. Thus there are, as has been stated, two gates, to which the Lord refers in Matthew as follows,

Enter by the narrow gate, for the gate is wide and the road is broad which leads away to destruction; and those who enter by it are many. For narrow and strait is the road that leads to life, and those who find it are few. Matthew 7:12-14; Luke 13:23-24.

In addition the gates to the New Jerusalem and the gates to the new Temple are dealt with extensively in Ezekiel and also in John, in the Book of Revelation. By these gates nothing else is meant than the entrances into heaven - see Ezekiel 40:6-49; 43:1-2, 4; 44:1-3; 46:1-9, 12; 48:31-34; Revelation 21:12-13, 21, 25; 22:14; Isaiah 54:11-12. And this is why Jerusalem is called The Gate of the People, Micah 1:9; Obad. verse 13.

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1. literally, the sons of firstfruits

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