9247. 出埃及记 23:1-3. 不可接受虚妄的报告; 不可与恶人连手作暴力的见证. 不可随众行恶, 不可在争讼的事上随众附和偏行, 歪曲正义. 也不可在争讼的事上偏护穷人.

“不可接受虚妄的报告” 表不听从虚假.

“不可与恶人连手” 表不顺从恶意.

“作暴力的见证” 表不肯定诸如违反仁之良善的那类事物.

“不可随众行恶” 表不与这类事物联系在一起.

“不可在争讼的事上随众附和偏行, 歪曲正义” 表不与那些将良善和真理变为邪恶和虚假, 反之亦然的人联系在一起.

“也不可在争讼的事上偏护穷人” 表决不可向存在于那些不知道真理的人身上的虚假表示赞同.

When the Bible talks about someone being comforted or consoled, it generally means that they are being offered ideas that will help bring them to a more peaceful spiritual state, whether it is a new state or the restoration of one that had been under attack. It's interesting; we tend to think of comforting someone as an emotional thing, offering our own feelings to help them feel better. But the Writings say that the spiritual meaning of 'comfort' is actually more intellectual, coming when a person gains new true ideas.

In Genesis 5:29, this signifies doctrine whereby what was perverted may be restored. (Arcana Coelestia 531)

In Genesis 27:42, this signifies intent to invert the current spiritual state.