5736. And put my cup, the silver cup, in the bag’s mouth of the youngest. That this signifies interior truth bestowed on the intermediate, is evident from the signification of a “silver cup,” as being the truth of faith that is from the good of charity (see n. 5120), and because it is called “my cup,” that is, Joseph’s, it is interior truth (as Benjamin represents the intermediate, also as to truth, he represents interior truth, n. 5600, 5631, thus spiritual truth, n. 5639); from the signification of the “bag’s mouth,” when predicated of Benjamin as the intermediate, as being where it is adjoined to the natural; for an intermediate to be an intermediate communicates with the external and with the internal (n. 5411, 5413, 5586), its exterior here being the natural; and from the representation of Benjamin, who is here the “youngest,” as being the intermediate (n. 5411, 5413, 5443, 5688). From these things it is plain what is signified by Joseph’s putting his silver cup in Benjamin’s bag.