10424. And have adored it, and have sacrificed to it. That this signifies that they worship this as good itself and as truth itself, is evident from the signification of “adoring,” as being to worship as good itself; and from the signification of “sacrificing,” as being to worship as truth itself. That “to adore” is predicated of the good which is of love, and “to sacrifice” of the truth which is of faith, is because in the Word where good is spoken of, truth also is spoken of, because of the heavenly marriage in every detail of it (see (9263) at the places cited in n. 9263, 9314); (that “to sacrifice” is said of truth, see n. 8680, 10053; and that “to adore” is said of good, is plain from the passages in the Word where the expression occurs).