5921. 'That with my mouth I am speaking to you' means a revelation. This is clear from the consideration that the first thing attesting to it was the fact that they saw with their own eyes, the second that Benjamin saw with his eyes, and now the third that with his own mouth he was speaking to them. By the use of such evidence he removed all doubt that he was Joseph; he had therefore fully revealed who he was, which is why the words under explanation here imply a revelation.

5908. 'God has established me as lord for all Egypt' means that it sets in order every single thing in the natural. This is clear from the meaning of 'being established as lord' as setting in order, as above in 5903, 5904; and from the meaning of 'all Egypt' as factual knowledge in the natural, and so every single thing there. For factual knowledge is what the natural consists of; and 'Egypt', as shown many times already, means factual knowledge.