6271. 'And his left hand on Manasseh's head' means that he considered good to occupy the second place. This is clear from the meaning of 'putting out his left hand' as considering it to occupy the second place; and from the representation of 'Manasseh' as the will, and so also the good of charity. For what is implied here, see just above in 6269.

2152. 'From the tent door' means from the holiness that was the Lord's at that time. This is clear from the meaning of 'tent' as holiness, and from the meaning of 'door' as the entrance to holiness, dealt with above in 2145.