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3 Mose 16

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1 Und der HERR redete mit Mose (nachdem die zween Söhne Aarons gestorben waren, da sie vor dem HERRN opferten)

2 und sprach: Sage deinem Bruder Aaron, daß er nicht allerlei Zeit in das inwendige Heiligtum gehe hinter dem Vorhang vor dem Gnadenstuhl, der auf der Lade ist, daß er nicht sterbe; denn ich will in einer Wolke erscheinen auf dem Gnadenstuhl.

3 Sondern damit soll er hineingehen: mit einem jungen Farren zum Sündopfer und mit einem Widder zum Brandopfer.

4 Und soll den heiligen leinenen Rock anlegen und leinen Niederwand an seinem Fleisch haben und sich mit einem leinenen Gürtel gürten und den leinenen Hut aufhaben; denn das sind die heiligen Kleider; und soll sein Fleisch mit Wasser baden und sie anlegen.

5 Und soll von der Gemeine der Kinder Israel zween Ziegenböcke nehmen zum Sündopfer und einen Widder zum Brandopfer.

6 Und Aaron soll den Farren, sein Sündopfer, herzubringen und sich und sein Haus versöhnen;

7 und danach die zween Böcke nehmen und vor den HERRN stellen vor der Tür der Hütte des Stifts.

8 Und soll das Los werfen über die zween Böcke, ein Los dem HERRN und das andere dem ledigen Bock.

9 Und soll den Bock, auf welchen des HERRN Los fällt, opfern zum Sündopfer.

10 Aber den Bock, auf welchen das Los des ledigen fällt, soll er lebendig vor den HERRN stellen, daß er ihn versöhne, und lasse den ledigen Bock in die Wüste.

11 Und also soll er denn den Farren seines Sündopfers herzubringen und sich und sein Haus versöhnen; und soll ihn schlachten.

12 Und soll einen Napf voll Glut vom Altar nehmen, der vor dem HERRN stehet, und die Hand voll zerstoßenes Räuchwerks und hinein hinter den Vorhang bringen;

13 und das Räuchwerk aufs Feuer tun vor dem HERRN, daß der Nebel vom Räuchwerk den Gnadenstuhl bedecke, der auf dem Zeugnis ist, daß er nicht sterbe.

14 Und soll des Bluts vom Farren nehmen und mit seinem Finger gegen den Gnadenstuhl sprengen vorne an; siebenmal soll er also vor dem Gnadenstuhl mit seinem Finger vom Blut sprengen.

15 Danach soll er den Bock, des Volks Sündopfer, schlachten und seines Bluts hineinbringen hinter den Vorhang; und soll mit seinem Blut tun, wie er mit des Farren Blut getan hat, und damit auch sprengen vorne gegen den Gnadenstuhl;

16 und soll also versöhnen das Heiligtum von der Unreinigkeit der Kinder Israel und von ihrer Übertretung in allen ihren Sünden. Also soll er tun der Hütte des Stifts; denn sie sind unrein, die umher liegen.

17 Kein Mensch soll in der Hütte des Stifts sein, wenn er hineingehet, zu versöhnen im Heiligtum, bis er herausgehe; und soll also versöhnen sich und sein Haus und die ganze Gemeine Israel.

18 Und wenn er herausgehet zum Altar, der vor dem HERRN stehet, soll er ihn versöhnen und soll des Bluts vom Farren und des Bluts vom Bock nehmen und auf des Altars Hörner umher tun.

19 Und soll mit seinem Finger vom Blut darauf sprengen siebenmal und ihn reinigen und heiligen von der Unreinigkeit der Kinder Israel.

20 Und wenn er vollbracht hat das Versöhnen des Heiligtums und der Hütte des Stifts und des Altars, so soll er den lebendigen Bock herzubringen.

21 Da soll denn Aaron seine beiden Hände auf sein Haupt legen und bekennen auf ihn alLE Missetat der Kinder Israel und alLE ihre Übertretung in allen ihren Sünden; und soll sie dem Bock auf das Haupt legen und ihn durch einen Mann, der vorhanden ist, in die Wüste laufen lassen,

22 daß also der Bock alLE ihre Missetat auf ihm in eine Wildnis trage; und lasse ihn in die Wüste.

23 Und Aaron soll in die Hütte des Stifts gehen und ausziehen die leinenen Kleider, die er anzog, da er in das Heiligtum ging, und soll sie daselbst lassen.

24 Und soll sein Fleisch mit Wasser baden an heiliger Stätte und seine eigenen Kleider antun; und herausgehen und sein Brandopfer und des Volks Brandopfer machen und beide sich und das Volk versöhnen,

25 und das Fett vom Sündopfer auf dem Altar anzünden.

26 Der aber den ledigen Bock hat ausgeführet, soll seine Kleider waschen und sein Fleisch mit Wasser baden und danach ins Lager kommen.

27 Den Farren des Sündopfers und den Bock des Sündopfers, welcher Blut in das Heiligtum zu versöhnen gebracht wird, soll man hinausführen vor das Lager und mit Feuer verbrennen, beide ihre Haut, Fleisch und Mist.

28 Und der sie verbrennet, soll seine Kleider waschen und sein Fleisch mit Wasser baden und danach ins Lager kommen.

29 Auch soll euch das ein ewiges Recht sein: Am zehnten Tage des siebenten Monden sollt ihr euren Leib kasteien und kein Werk tun, er sei einheimisch oder fremd unter euch.

30 Denn an diesem Tage geschieht eure Versöhnung, daß ihr gereiniget werdet; von allen euren Sünden werdet ihr gereiniget vor dem HERRN

31 Darum soll's euch der größte Sabbat sein, und ihr sollt euren Leib demütigen. Ein ewig Recht sei das!

32 Es soll aber solche Versöhnung tun ein Priester, den man geweihet, und des Hand man gefüllet hat zum Priester an seines Vaters Statt; und soll die leinenen Kleider antun, nämlich die heiligen Kleider.

33 Und soll also versöhnen das heilige Heiligtum und die Hütte des Stifts und den Altar und die Priester und alles Volk der Gemeine.

34 Das soll euch ein ewiges Recht sein, daß ihr die Kinder Israel versöhnet von allen ihren Sünden im Jahr einmal Und Mose tat, wie ihm der HERR geboten hatte.

   

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10023. 'And Aaron and his sons shall lay their hands on the head of the young bull' means a representative sign of the reception of goodness and truth in the natural or external man. This is clear from the meaning of 'laying hands on' as transmitting what is one's own to another, the reason why reception too is meant being that what is transmitted is received by another; from the meaning of 'the head' as the whole, dealt with in 10011; and from the meaning of 'the young bull' as the good of innocence and charity in the external or natural man, dealt with in 9391, 10021. The reason why 'laying the hand on' means transmission and reception is that by 'the hands' is meant power and since this power is the capacity to act, whatever resides with a person, thus the entire person engaged in action, is also meant by 'the hands', see the places referred to in 10019; and by 'laying on' is meant transmission on the part of the one who lays them on and reception on the part of the person on whom or thing on which they are laid. From this it is evident what 'laying the hand on' meant among the ancients, namely the transmission and transference of whatever thing it was that they had in mind, and also the reception of it by another, whether it was power, obedience, blessing, or testimony.

[2] The fact that 'laying the hand on' meant power is clear from the following places in Moses,

Jehovah told Moses to lay his hand on Joshua and to set him before Eleazar the priest in front of the whole congregation, and thereby place some of his glory on him, that all the congregation might be obedient to him. Numbers 27:18-20.

'Laying his hand on' here, it is evident, means a transmission and transference of power that Moses had, and the reception of it by Joshua. Therefore it says that he would thereby put some of his glory on him.

[3] In the same author,

It was commanded, when the Levites were to be purified and the priestly function under Aaron was to be assigned to them, that two young bulls together with a minchah should be brought forward, and that Aaron should bring the Levites before Jehovah. And the children of Israel were to lay their hands on the Levites, and the Levites were to lay their hands on the heads of the young bulls, one of which was to be offered as a sacrifice, the other as a burnt offering. And in this way were they to separate the Levites from among the children of Israel, and the Levites would be Jehovah's. Numbers 8:7-14.

The laying of hands on the Levites by the children of Israel was a sign of the transference of power to the Levites to minister on their behalf, and a sign of the reception of that power by the Levites, thus a sign of the separation of the Levites. And the laying of hands on the heads of the young bulls by the Levites was a sign of the transference of that power to Jehovah, that is, the Lord. This is why it says that in that way were they to be separated from among the children of Israel and were to be Jehovah's.

[4] In the same author,

After the children of Israel had confessed their sins Aaron was to lay both his hands on the head of the live he-goat Asasel, and he was to confess over it all the iniquities of the children of Israel, and all their sins; and he was to put them on the goat's head, and send it into the wilderness. Leviticus 16:21.

Laying hands on the he-goat, it is self-evident, meant the transmission and transference of all the iniquities and sins of the children of Israel onto that goat, and its reception of them, 'the wilderness' into which the goat was sent being hell. Leviticus 24:14 required that the witnesses and all who had heard should lay their hands on him who was to be stoned. This action was a sign that the witness borne by them had been transmitted and transferred to him, and once it was received he was delivered up to death.

[5] In the same author,

A person who brings from the herd or from the flock a burnt offering as a gift to Jehovah shall lay his hand on the head of the burnt offering; then it will be received with pleasure from him, to make expiation for him. Leviticus 1:2-4.

The hand had in like manner to be laid on the head of a gift offered as a sacrifice, Leviticus 3:1-2, 8, 13. A priest was required to do the same thing if he had sinned, and so were the elders, or the whole congregation, and also a leader if he had sinned; and any ordinary person 1 was required to do the same thing if he had sinned, Leviticus 4:4, 15, 24, 29. Laying their hands on the burnt offering or on the sacrifice was a sign of all the worship of the one presenting the offering. That is to say, it was a sign of the acknowledgement of sins, confession, and consequent purification, and a sign of the implantation of goodness and truth, thus of being joined to the Lord, all of which was brought about by transmission, transference, and reception. By transference and reception that which is meant by 'bearing iniquities', dealt with in 9937, 9938, should be understood.

[6] Since the laying-on of hands was a sign of transmission, transference, and reception, one may recognize what the laying-on of hands means in Matthew,

A ruler came to Jesus and said, My daughter has just died, but come and lay Your hand on her and she will live. Jesus went in, took her hand, and the girl arose. Matthew 9:18-19, 25.

In Mark,

Jesus laid hands on the blind man's eyes, and he was restored. Mark 8:25.

In the same gospel,

They brought a deaf man to Jesus, that He might lay His hand on him. Taking him aside from the people He put His finger into his ears and touched his tongue, and his powers of hearing were opened. Mark 7:32-33, 35.

In Luke,

There was a woman bent right over owing to a spirit of infirmity. Jesus laid His hands on her, and immediately she was made straight 2 . Luke 13:11, 13.

In Mark,

Jesus laid hands on the weak and healed them. Mark 6:5.

[7] In these places it is evident that when the Lord laid His hand on people, and also when He touched them, the meaning was the transmission and reception of Divine power. The fact that these things are meant is perfectly clear in Mark,

A certain woman came behind and touched Jesus' garment, saying, If I touch merely His garment I shall be healed. And immediately she was healed of the affliction. And Jesus perceived within Himself that power had gone out of Him. Mark 5:27-30.

In Luke,

The woman, touching Jesus' garment, was healed. Jesus said, Someone touched Me, for I perceived power going out from Me. Luke 8:44, 46.

And in the same gospel,

The entire crowd sought to touch Jesus, because power went out from Him and healed them all. Luke 6:19.

[8] From this it is evident what 'touching with the hand' and 'touching with the finger' mean, and also what the following words in the same gospel mean,

Jesus came and touched the coffin in which the dead man was; and the bearers stood still. Then He said, Young man, I say to you, Arise. And the dead man sat up and began to speak. Luke 7:14-15.

It is also evident what laying His hands on children and young children means. Laying them on children is described in Matthew,

Children were brought to Jesus that He might lay His hands on them. Jesus said, Let the children be and do not forbid them to come to Me; of such is the kingdom of heaven. And He laid His hands on them. Matthew 19:13-15.

And laying His hands on young children is spoken of in Mark,

Jesus took the young children up in His arms, and put His hands on them, and blessed them. Mark 10:16.

This laying of His hand on children and on young children likewise means the transmission and reception of Divine power, enabling a person's interiors to be healed, which is salvation.

[9] The meaning of touch by the use of the hands has its origin in representatives in the next life. People there whose states of life are dissimilar appear far removed from one another, whereas those whose states of life are similar appear living in association with one another; and those who touch one another there transmit their state of life to another. If this is done by the use of the hands the whole of their life is transmitted, for as stated above, by the hands, by virtue of their correspondence, is meant power, which is a human being's capacity to act, thus whatever resides with a person. Such representatives occur in the world of spirits, but they do so as a result of influx from heaven, where only the ties associating people as to affections for goodness and truth are perceived.

Poznámky pod čarou:

1. literally, every soul

2. The Latin means He healed [her], but the Greek, also what appears in Swedenborg's rough draft, means she was made straight.

  
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