6037. 'After I have seen your face' means after the mercy has been discerned. This is clear from the meaning of 'seeing' as discerning, dealt with above in 6032; and from the meaning of 'face', when used in reference to the Lord, as mercy, dealt with in 222, 223, 5585, 5816.

5512. 'And took us for men spying out the land' means that it saw the truths known to the Church as ones existing there for the sake of gain. This is clear from the representation of the sons of Jacob, to whom 'us' refers here, as the truths known to the Church that were present in the natural, dealt with in 5403, 5419, 5427, 5458; and from the meaning of 'spies' or 'men spying out the land' as people interested in the truths known to the Church solely for the sake of gain, dealt with in 5432.