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1 Бог сказал Иакову: встань, пойди в Вефиль и живи там, и устрой там жертвенник Богу, явившемуся тебе, когда ты бежал от лица Исава, брата твоего.

2 И сказал Иаков дому своему и всем бывшим с ним: бросьте богов чужих, находящихся у вас, и очиститесь, и перемените одежды ваши;

3 встанем и пойдем в Вефиль; там устрою я жертвенник Богу, Который услышал меня в день бедствия моего и был со мною в пути, которым я ходил.

4 И отдали Иакову всех богов чужих, бывших в руках их, и серьги, бывшие в ушах у них, и закопал их Иаков под дубом, который близ Сихема.

5 И отправились они. И был ужас Божий на окрестных городах, и не преследовали сынов Иаковлевых.

6 И пришел Иаков в Луз, что в земле Ханаанской, то есть в Вефиль, сам и все люди, бывшие с ним,

7 и устроил там жертвенник, и назвал сие место: Эл-Вефиль, ибо тут явился ему Бог, когда он бежал от лица брата своего.

8 И умерла Девора, кормилица Ревеккина, и погребена ниже Вефиля под дубом, который и назвал Иаков дубом плача.

9 И явился Бог Иакову по возвращении его из Месопотамии, и благословил его,

10 и сказал ему Бог: имя твое Иаков; отныне ты не будешь называться Иаковом, но будет имя тебе: Израиль. И нарек ему имя: Израиль.

11 И сказал ему Бог: Я Бог Всемогущий; плодись и умножайся; народ и множество народов будет от тебя, и цари произойдут из чресл твоих;

12 землю, которую Я дал Аврааму и Исааку, Я дам тебе, и потомству твоемупо тебе дам землю сию.

13 И восшел от него Бог с места, на котором говорил ему.

14 И поставил Иаков памятник на месте, на котором говорил ему Бог , памятник каменный, и возлил на него возлияние, и возлил на него елей;

15 и нарек Иаков имя месту, на котором Бог говорил ему: Вефиль.

16 И отправились из Вефиля. И когда еще оставалось некоторое расстояние земли до Ефрафы, Рахиль родила, и роды ее были трудны.

17 Когда же она страдала в родах, повивальная бабка сказала ей: не бойся, ибо и это тебе сын.

18 И когда выходила из нее душа, ибо она умирала, то нарекла ему имя: Бенони. Но отец его назвал его Вениамином.

19 И умерла Рахиль, и погребена на дороге в Ефрафу, то есть Вифлеем.

20 Иаков поставил над гробом ее памятник. Это надгробный памятник Рахили до сего дня.

21 И отправился Израиль и раскинул шатер свой за башнею Гадер.

22 Во время пребывания Израиля в той стране, Рувим пошел и переспал с Валлою, наложницею отца своего. И услышал Израиль. Сынов же у Иаковабыло двенадцать.

23 Сыновья Лии: первенец Иакова Рувим, по нем Симеон, Левий, Иуда, Иссахар и Завулон.

24 Сыновья Рахили: Иосиф и Вениамин.

25 Сыновья Валлы, служанки Рахилиной: Дан и Неффалим.

26 Сыновья Зелфы, служанки Лииной: Гад и Асир. Сии сыновья Иакова,родившиеся ему в Месопотамии.

27 И пришел Иаков к Исааку, отцу своему, в Мамре, в Кириаф-Арбу, то есть Хеврон где странствовал Авраам и Исаак.

28 И было дней жизни Исааковой сто восемьдесят лет.

29 И испустил Исаак дух и умер, и приложился к народу своему, будучи стар и насыщен жизнью; и погребли его Исав и Иаков, сыновья его.

   

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Arcana Coelestia #4576

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4576. And the land which I gave unto Abraham and to Isaac, to thee I will give it. That this signifies the Divine good appropriated, is evident from the signification of “land,” as being good. For the land of Canaan which is here meant by “the land,” denotes in the internal sense the Lord’s kingdom, and hence the church, which is the Lord’s kingdom on earth (see n. 1607, 3481, 3705, 4447, 4517), and as it denotes these, it denotes good, for this is the very essential thing of the Lord’s kingdom and church. But in the supreme sense the “land of Canaan” denotes the Lord’s Divine good, for the good which is in the Lord’s kingdom in the heavens and on earth is from the Lord. The above is evident also from the representation of Abraham and Isaac, as being the Lord’s Divine-Abraham the Divine Itself, and Isaac the Divine Human, specifically the Lord’s Divine rational (concerning Abraham see n. 1989, 2011, 3245, 3251, 3439, 3703, 4206, 4207; and Isaac, n. 1893, 2066, 2072, 2083, 2630, 2774, 3012, 3194, 3210, 4180); and from the signification of “giving the land to thee,” as being to appropriate it to the natural; for by Jacob, who here is “thee,” is represented the Lord’s Divine natural, as has been frequently shown. From all this it is evident that by “the land which I gave to Abraham and to Isaac, to thee will I give it” is signified the Divine good appropriated.

  
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Arcana Coelestia #3705

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3705. The land whereon thou liest, to thee will I give it. That this signifies the good in which He was, that it was from what was His own, is evident from the signification of “land,” as being here the good of the natural, concerning which in what follows; from the signification of “whereon thou liest,” as being that in which He was; and from the signification of “giving it to thee,” as being from what was His own; concerning which also in what follows. That the “land” signifies the good of the natural which will hereafter be represented by Jacob, is because by the “land of Canaan” is signified the Lord’s kingdom (see n. 1413, 1437, 1585, 1607, 1866); and because it signifies the Lord’s kingdom, it also in the supreme sense signifies the Lord (see n. 3038); for the Lord is the all in all of His kingdom, and whatever there is not from Him, and does not look to Him, is not of His kingdom. The Lord’s kingdom is also signified in the Word by “heaven and earth” (n. 1733, 1850, 2117, 2118); but in this case its interior is signified by “heaven,” and its exterior by “earth” (n. 82, 1411, 1733, 3355); consequently in the supreme sense “heaven” signifies the Lord as to His Divine rational, and “earth” as to his Divine natural; here therefore “the land whereon thou liest” signifies the good of the natural, in which He was and which was to be represented by Jacob. That “Jacob” denotes the Lord as to the Divine natural has already been frequently stated.

[2] Moreover, that the signification of “land” is various, see above (n. 620, 636, 1067, 2571, 3368, 3379); and this for the reason that Canaan, which is called the “holy land,” signifies the Lord’s kingdom in general; and when mention is made of “heaven” together with “land” (or “earth”), then, as before said, “heaven” signifies what is interior, and “earth” what is exterior; and consequently it also signifies the Lord’s kingdom on earth, that is, the church; and therefore it also signifies the man who is a kingdom of the Lord, or who is a church. Thus in such a man “heaven” signifies what is interior, and “earth” what is exterior; or what is the same, “heaven” signifies the rational, and “earth” the natural; for the rational is interior with man, and the natural exterior. And as “earth” has these significations, it also signifies that which makes man a kingdom of the Lord, namely, the good of love which is from the Divine; from all which it is evident how various are the significations of “earth” (or “land”) in the Word.

[3] That “to thee will I give it” signifies that it was from what was His own, may be seen from the signification of “giving,” in the Word, when it is predicated of the Lord; for as before shown, the Lord is Divine good and also Divine truth; and the former is what is called “Father,” and the latter “Son”; and whereas Divine good is of Himself, consequently His own, it follows that by “giving to thee,” when said by Jehovah, and predicated of the Lord, is signified that it is from what is His own. This shows what is signified in the internal sense by what the Lord so often said, that the Father “gave” to Him, that is, that He Himself gave to Himself; as in John:

Father, glorify Thy Son, that Thy Son also may glorify Thee; even as Thou gavest Him authority over all flesh; that whatsoever Thou hast given Him, to them He should give eternal life. I have glorified Thee on the earth; I have accomplished the work which Thou gavest Me to do. I have manifested Thy name unto the men whom Thou gavest Me out of the world; Thine they were, and Thou gavest them Me. Now they have known that all things whatsoever Thou hast given Me are from Thee; for the words which Thou gavest Me I have given them. I pray for them whom Thou hast given Me, for they are Thine; and all things that are Mine are Thine, and Thine are Mine (John 17:1-10); where by the Father “having given” is signified that they were from Divine good which was His; thus from what was His own.

[4] From all this it is evident how deep an arcanum lies concealed in each word that the Lord spoke; also how much the sense of the letter differs from the internal sense, and still more from the supreme sense. The reason why the Lord so spoke, was that man, who at that time was in total ignorance of any Divine truth, might still in his own way apprehend the Word, and thus receive it; and the angels in their way; for they knew that Jehovah and He were one, and that the “Father” signified the Divine good; hence also they knew that when He said that the Father “gave” to Him, it was that He Himself gave to Himself, and that thus it was from what was His own.

  
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