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Και ειπεν ο Φαραω προς τους δουλους αυτου, Δυναμεθα να ευρωμεν καθως τουτον, ανθρωπον εις τον οποιον υπαρχει το πνευμα του Θεου;
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Και ειπεν ο Φαραω προς τους δουλους αυτου, Δυναμεθα να ευρωμεν καθως τουτον, ανθρωπον εις τον οποιον υπαρχει το πνευμα του Θεου;
5312. And upon thy mouth shall all my people kiss. That this signifies that everything therein shall be in obedience to him, is evident from the signification of “kissing upon the mouth,” as being to acknowledge and do what he bids, thus to obey; and from the signification of “all my people,” as being everything in the natural. (By “people” are signified truths, n. 1259, 1260, 3581, 4619, thus the knowledges of good and truth in the natural, and also memory-knowledges, for these are the truths of the natural, n. 5276)
1260. Because in the Most Ancient and in the Ancient Church, nations signified goods, or good men, therefore in the opposite sense they signify evils, or evil men. In like manner peoples, because they signified truths, in the opposite sense signify falsities. For in a depraved church good is turned into evil, and truth into falsity. Hence comes the signification of “nations” and of “peoples” in this opposite sense in many places in the Word, as in Isaiah 13:4; 14:6; 18:2, 7; 30:28; 34:1-2; Ezekiel 20:32.