9037. Nevertheless if he shall stand for a day or two. That this signifies a state of life abiding even to fullness, is evident from the signification of “a day,” as being a state of life (see n. 893, 2788, 3785, 4850); and from the signification of “two days,” as being a succeeding state (n. 1335), thus a full state, namely, of view; for when mention is made in the Word of “one day,” or “one week,” or “one month,” or “one year,” an entire period of time, or state, is signified (n. 2906); and when it is added, “or two days,” the signification is, even to fullness.