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Exodus 22:19

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19 Qui coierit cum jumento, morte moriatur.

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Arcana Coelestia # 9226

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9226. ‘Septem diebus erit cum matre sua’: quod significet statum illorum primum cum veris, constat ex significatione ‘septem dierum’ quod sit status primus illorum qui regenerantur, ‘dies’ enim sunt status, n. 23, 487, 488, 493, 893, 2788, 3462, 3785, 4850, 5672, 5962, 8426, 9213, et ‘septem’ sunt a principio ad finem, ita plenum, n. 728, 6508; et ex significatione ‘matris’ quod sit Ecclesia quoad verum, ita quoque verum Ecclesiae, de qua n. 289, 2691, 2717, 3703, 4257, 1 5581, 8897; inde sequitur quod per ‘septem diebus erit cum matre sua’ 2 significetur status primus ad plenum seu integer a principio ad finem, quando in veris. Quomodo cum his se habet, in sequenti articulo dicetur.

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1. The editors of the third Latin edition made a minor correction here. For details, see the end of the appropriate volume of that edition.

2. The editors of the third Latin edition made a minor correction here. For details, see the end of the appropriate volume of that edition.

  
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This is the Third Latin Edition, published by the Swedenborg Society, in London, between 1949 and 1973.

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Earth

  
by Brita Conroy

Earth" is a general word that can be thought of as a container for other more specific words, as ground, field, or garden. Each of these means a person in an ascending series as that person learns truths from the Bible, thinks about them, and tries to apply them to life. The series represents the way of becoming good and wise. "Earth" and "ground" are terms that can go either way, as in the parable of the sower (Matthew 13:4-8) there was both good ground and bad ground, but "field" and "garden" mean minds that are regenerating towards good. "Earth" in the Bible can mean a person or a group of like-minded people as in a church. But it refers specifically to the external of the person's mind, or of the general thought of the group. If heaven and earth are mentioned together, then both the internals and externals of the mind are meant – something to note when reading the creation story.

In Revelation the word "earth" is used both as a ground level as we use it in its natural sense and also as the sense of a group. The action in this book takes place in the great middle zone of the spiritual world, where people first go and where they are sorted out. There are both evil people and good there, and sometimes at the end of a church the evil can have great influence before a great judgment comes. This level of the spiritual realm is called the "earth" to which the dragon was cast down (Revelation 12:9) and to which the stars fell (Revelation 12:4). The "earth" that swallowed the dragon’s flood means those still-sincere people within the church who discounted the flood of the dragon's falsities (Revelation 12:15).