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1 Іосифа же отвели въ Египетъ, и купилъ его изъ рукъ Измаильтянъ, приведшихъ его туда, Египтянинъ Потифаръ, евнухъ Фараоновъ, начальникъ тјлохранителей.

2 И былъ Іегова съ Іосифомъ: онъ былъ успјшенъ въ дјлахъ, и жилъ въ домј господина своего, Египтянина.

3 Господинъ его увидјлъ, что Іегова съ нимъ, и что всему, что онъ ни дјлаетъ, Іегова въ рукахъ его даетъ успјхъ.

4 И обрјлъ Іосифъ благоволеніе въ очахъ его, и служилъ ему. Онъ поставилъ его надъ всјмъ домомъ своимъ, и все, что имјлъ, отдалъ на руки его.

5 И съ того времени, какъ онъ поставилъ Іосифа въ домј своемъ надъ всјмъ, что имјлъ, Іегова благословилъ домъ Египтянина ради Іосифа, и было благословеніе Іеговы на всемъ, что у него было въ домј и въ полј.

6 Посему онъ все, что имјлъ, отдалъ на руки Іосифу; и не зналъ при немъ ничего, кромј хлјба, который јлъ. Іосифъ же былъ прекрасенъ лицемъ и прекрасенъ взоромъ.

7 И случилось послј сихъ происшествій, что обратила взоры на Іосифа жена господина его, и сказала: спи со мною.

8 Но онъ отказался и сказалъ женј господииа своего: вотъ, господинъ мой не знаетъ при мнј ничего въ домј, и все, что имјлъ, отдалъ въ мои руки;

9 нјтъ больше меня въ домј семъ; и онъ не запретилъ мнј ничего, кромј тебя, потому что ты жена ему; какъ же содјлаю я сіе великое зло, и согрјшу предъ Богомъ?

10 Когда такимъ образомъ она ежедневно говорила Іосифу, а онъ не слушался ея, чтобы спать съ нею и быть съ нею;

11 случилось въ одинъ день, что онъ вошелъ въ домъ дјлать дјло свое, тогда какъ никого изъ домашнихъ тутъ въ домј не было;

12 она схватила его за одежду и сказала: ложись со мною. Но онъ, оставя одежду свою въ рукахъ ея, побјжалъ и выбјжалъ вонъ.

13 Она же, увидя, что онъ оставилъ одежду свою въ рукахъ ея, и побјжалъ вонъ,

14 кликнула домашнихъ, и сказала: посмотрите, онъ привелъ къ намъ Еврея, ругаться надъ нами. Онъ пришелъ ко мнј, чтобы лечь со мною; но я закричала громкимъ голосомъ;

15 и онъ, услыша, что я подняла вопль и кричала, оставилъ у меня одежду свого, и побјжалъ, и выбјжалъ вонъ.

16 И оставила одежду его у себя до того времени, когда господинъ его придетъ въ домъ свой.

17 И пересказала ему тјже слова, говоря: рабъ Еврей, котораго ты привелъ къ намъ, приходилъ ко мнј ругаться надо мною;

18 но когда я подняла вопль, и стала кричать, онъ оставилъ у меня одежду свою, и убјжалъ вонъ.

19 Когда господинъ его услышалъ слова жены своей, которыя она разсказывала ему, говоря: такимъ образомъ поступилъ со мною рабъ твой, тогда онъ воспылалъ гнјвомъ;

20 и взялъ Іосифа господинъ его, и отдалъ его въ домъ темничный, гдј содержатся царскіе узники. И былъ онъ тамъ въ домј темничномъ.

21 Но Іегова былъ съ Іосифомъ; и простеръ къ нему милость, и даровалъ ему благоволеніе въ очахъ начальника темничиаго дома.

22 И отдалъ начальникъ темничнаго дома въ руки ІосиФу всјхъ узниковъ, находившихся въ домј темничномъ, и что тамъ ни дјлалось, все дјлалось чрезъ него.

23 Начальникъ темничнаго дома и не смотрјлъ ни за чјмъ, что было у него въ рукахъ: потому что Іегова былъ съ нимъ и во всемъ, что онъ ни дјлалъ, Іегова давалъ ему успјхъ.

   

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20 и взялъ Іосифа господинъ его, и отдалъ его въ домъ темничный, гдј содержатся царскіе узники. И былъ онъ тамъ въ домј темничномъ.

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5121. 'And Joseph said to him, This is the interpretation of it' means revelation resulting from the perception received by the celestial within the natural as to what it held within it. This is clear from the meaning of 'saying' in the historical narratives of the Word as perception, dealt with in 1791, 1815, 1819, 1822, 1898, 1919, 2080, 2619, 2862, 3509, 3395, in this case as revelation resulting from perception, since the subject is a dream and its interpretation, and all revelation is either the result of talking to angels through whom the Lord speaks or else the result of perception, dealt with below; from the representation of 'Joseph' as the celestial within the natural, dealt with above in 5086, 5087, 5106; and from the meaning of 'the interpretation' as what it held within it, also dealt with above, in 5093, 5105, 5107. From this it is evident that 'Joseph said to him, This is the interpretation of it' means revelation resulting from the perception received by the celestial within the natural as to what it held within it.

[2] With regard to revelations resulting either from perception or from talking to angels through whom the Lord speaks, it should be recognized that people who are governed by good and from this by truth, especially those who are governed by good flowing from love to the Lord, receive revelation as a result of perception. But those who are not governed by good or from this by truth can indeed receive revelations, but not those that are the result of perception, only those which come to them through a voice which they hear speaking within themselves and so through angels from the Lord. This kind of revelation is external, whereas the other kind is internal. Revelation resulting from perception is the kind that angels, especially celestial ones, receive. It was also the kind received by members of the Most Ancient Church, and by some members of the Ancient Church too; but scarcely anyone receives such at the present day. Very many people however, including those who have not been governed by good, have received revelations from conversations [with angels] which did not involve any perception, the same as with those receiving revelations through visions or through dreams.

[3] Most of the revelations received by the prophets in the Jewish Church were of this kind - they heard a voice, saw a vision, or dreamed a dream. But because they had no perception these were merely verbal or visual revelations which did not involve any perception about what was really meant by them. For genuine perception comes from the Lord through heaven; it fills the understanding with spiritual ideas and leads it, as may be perceived, to think along the lines of, and inwardly to recognize, the true nature of a thing. The source of that power of recognition is not known, but the understanding imagines that it begins within itself and springs from the interconnected ideas it has present within itself. But in fact that power is a dictate coming from the Lord by way of heaven into the interior parts of ones thought regarding the things that are above and beyond the natural and the senses, that is, the kinds of things that belong to the spiritual world or heaven. From all this one may see what revelation resulting from perception is. But the revelation resulting from perception which the Lord, who is represented here by 'Joseph', had - which revelation is the subject here in the internal sense - sprang from the Divine within Himself, and so originated in Himself.

  
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