1848. Verse 14 And also the nation which they are going to serve will I judge; and afterwards they will go out with great acquisitions. 'Also the nation which they are going to serve' means the evil who oppress. 'Will I judge' means visitation and judgement. 'And afterwards they will go out with great acquisitions' means release, and that they will possess celestial and spiritual goods.

The "father and mother", which a man is supposed to leave (as in Genesis 2:24, and Matthew 19:4, 5) are, in a spiritual sense, his proprium of will, and proprium of understanding. We all love a mixture of good and evil things, as we're growing up, and we all understand a mixture of true and false things, too. The things we "own", at first, are the evil loves and false ideas, and the more we get into them, the more they define us -- i.e. they are our "properties", or, to use a more Latinate term, our proprium. We have to change those -- get rid of the evil loves and false ideas, and invite good loves and true ideas from the Lord -- building a new understanding and a new will.

(Odkazy: Conjugial Love 194)