9513. Out of the propitiatory [mercy seat] shall ye make the cherubs upon the two ends thereof. That this signifies the reception of all things of worship from these goods, is evident from the signification of “the propitiatory [mercy seat]” as being the hearing and reception of all things of worship from the good of love (see n. 9506); from the signification of “the cherubs,” as being admission and approach to the Lord through this good (n. 9509); and from the signification of “the two ends” as being celestial good and spiritual good (n. 9511). From this it is plain that by, “out of the propitiatory [mercy seat] shall ye make the cherubs on the two ends thereof” is signified the reception of all things of worship from these goods. (What celestial good is, and what spiritual good, and what the difference between them, may be seen from these citations in n. 9277)