9087. The master of the pit shall repay. That this signifies that he to whom the falsity appertains shall make amends, is evident from the signification of “the master of the pit,” as being the one to whom the falsity appertains, for “the pit” denotes falsity (see n. 9084, 9086; and from the signification of “repaying,” as being to make amends. The reason why “to repay” denotes to make amends is that a “fine” signifies amendment (n. 9045), and the “silver” which he was to pay signifies truth, by means of which the amendment is effected (of which below).