10414. And offered burnt-offerings, and brought peace-offerings. That this signifies the worship of their loves, thus of the delights of these loves, and of the falsities thence derived, is evident from the signification of “burnt-offerings” and “sacrifices,” as being all worship in general (see n. 6905, 8936, 10042); and that “burnt-offerings” denote worship from the good of love, and “sacrifices” worship from the truths of faith, see n. 8680, 10053; thus in the opposite sense by “burnt-offerings” is signified worship from their own loves, which worship is from the delights of these, which are evil; and by “sacrifices” is signified worship from the falsities thence derived. It is said “the worship of the loves,” because that is worshiped which is loved, and love worships.