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1 И говорилъ Господь Моисею и Аарону, и сказалъ:

2 сочти изъ сыновъ Левіи сыновъ Кааѕовыхъ, по племенамъ ихъ, по поколјнію ихъ,

3 отъ тридцати лјтъ и выше до пятидесяти лјтъ, всјхъ вступающихъ въ службу, чтобы отправлять работы въ скиніи собранія.

4 Вотъ служеніе сыновъ Кааѕовыхъ въ скиніи собранія: косить святое святыхъ.

5 Когда стану надобно подняться въ путь, Ааронъ и сыны его войдутъ и снимутъ завјсу, и покроютъ ею ковчегъ откровенія.

6 И положатъ на нее покровъ изъ кожъ синихъ и сверхъ его распрострутъ одежду всю яхонтоваго цвјта, и вложатъ шесты его.

7 И надъ столомъ хлјбовъ предложенія распрострутъ одежду яхонтоваго цвета и положатъ на немъ блюда, ѕиміамники, кружки и чаши возліянія, и хлјбъ всегдашній долженъ быть на немъ.

8 И надъ сими вещами распрострутъ одежду багряную и покроютъ ее покровомъ изъ кожъ синихъ и вложатъ шесты его.

9 Потомъ возьмутъ одежду яхонтоваго цвјта и покроютъ свјтильникъ и лампады его, и щипцы его, и лотки его, и всј сосуды для елея, которые употребляютъ при немъ,

10 и покроютъ его и всј принадлежности его покровомъ изъ кожъ синихъ, и положатъ на носилки.

11 И на жертвенникъ златый распрострутъ одежду яхонтоваго цвјта, и покроютъ его покровомъ изъ кожъ синихъ, и вложатъ шесты его.

12 И возьмутъ всј вещи служебныя, которыя употребляются для служенія во святилищј, и положатъ въ одежду яхонтоваго цвјта и покроютъ ихъ покровомъ изъ кожъ синихъ и положатъ на носилки.

13 И очистятъ жертвенникъ отъ пепла и распрострутъ на немъ одежду пурпуровую.

14 И положатъ на него всј сосуды его, которые употребляются для служенія при немъ, угольницы, вилки, лопатки и чаши, всј сосуды жертвенника, и распрострутъ на немъ покровъ изъ кожъ синихъ, и вложатъ шесты его.

15 Когда при отправленіи въ путь стана Ааронъ и сыны его покроютъ святилище и всј вещи святилища, тогда сыны Кааѕа пойдутъ, чтобы нести; но не должны касаться святилища, чтобы не умереть. Сіи части скиніи собранія должны носить сыны Кааѕовы.

16 Елеазару, сыну Аарона священника, поручается елей для свјтильника и благовонное куреніе, и непрестанное хлјбное приношеніе и елей помазанія, поручается вся скинія и все, что въ ней, и святилище и принадлежности его.

17 И говорилъ Господь Моисею и Аарону, и сказалъ:

18 Не погубите колјна племенъ Кааѕовыхъ между левитами.

19 Но вотъ что сдјлайте имъ, чтобъ они были живы и не умерли, когда приступаютъ къ святому святыхъ. Ааронъ и сыны его пусть придутъ, и поставятъ ихъ каждаго въ служеніи его и у ноши его:

20 но сами они не должны подходить, чтобы не увидјть нечаянно святыни и не умереть.

21 И говорилъ Господь Моисею, и сказалъ:

22 сочти и сыновъ Гирсона по поколјнію ихъ, по племенамъ ихъ,

23 оть тридцати лјтъ и выше до пятидесяти лјтъ, внеси ихъ въ перепись, всјхъ вступающихъ въ службу, чтобъ отправлять работы при скиніи собранія.

24 Вотъ работы племенъ Гирсоновыхъ при ихъ служеніи и ношеніи бременъ:

25 они должны носить покровы скиніи, и скинію собранія, и покровъ ея, и покровъ синій, который поверхъ его, и завјсу дверей скиніи собранія,

26 и завјсы двора, и завјсу вратъ двора, который вокругъ скиніи и жертвенника, и веревки ихъ, и всј вещи, принадлежащія къ нимъ, и все, что дјлается при нихъ, они должны работать.

27 По повелјнію Аарона и сыновъ его производиться должны всј работы сыновъ Гирсоновыхъ при всякомъ ношеніи ихъ и всякой работј ихъ; и поручите въ ихъ охраненіе все, что они носятъ.

28 Вотъ работы племенъ сыновъ Гирсоновыхъ въ скиніи собранія, и вотъ что поручается въ ихъ охраненіе, подъ надзоромъ Иѕамара, сына Аарона, священника.

29 Сыновъ Мерариныхъ по племенамъ ихъ, по поколјнію ихъ, внеси въ перепись.

30 Отъ тридцати лјтъ и выше до пятидесяти лјтъ внеси ихъ въ перепись, всјхъ вступающихъ въ службу, чтобы отправлять работы при скиніи собранія.

31 Вотъ что они должны хранить и носить, что составляетъ всю работу ихъ при скиніи собранія: брусья скиніи и шесты ея, и столпы ея, и подножія ея.

32 И столпы двора со всјхъ сторонъ и подножія ихъ, и колья ихъ, и веревки ихъ, и всј вещи при нихъ и всј принадлежности ихъ; и по именно отдайте имъ вещи для храненія и ношенія.

33 Вотъ работы племенъ сыновъ Мерариныхъ, которыя составляютъ всю работу ихъ при скиніи собранія, подъ надзоромъ Иѕамара, сына Аарона, священника.

34 Такимъ образомъ Моисей и Ааронъ и начальники общества внесли въ перепись сыновъ Кааѕовыхъ по племенамъ ихъ, по поколјнію ихъ,

35 отъ тридцати лјтъ и выше до пятидесяти лјтъ, всјхъ вступающихъ въ службу, чтобъ отправлять работы въ скиніи собранія.

36 И вошло въ перепись изъ нихъ по племенамъ ихъ двј тысячи семь сотъ пятьдесятъ.

37 Сіи суть внесенные въ перепись изъ племенъ Кааѕовыхъ, всј работающіе при скиніи собранія, коихъ внесъ въ перепись Моисей и Ааронъ по повелјнію Господню, данному чрезъ Моисея.

38 И внесены въ перепись сыны Гирсона по племенамъ ихъ, по поколјнію ихъ,

39 отъ тридцати лјтъ и выше до пятидесяти лјтъ, всј вступающіе въ службу, чтобъ отправлять работы въ скиніи собранія.

40 И было внесенныхъ въ перепись по племенамъ ихъ, по поколјнію ихъ, двј тысячи шестьсотъ тридцать.

41 Сіи суть внесенные въ перепись изъ племенъ сыновъ Гирсона, всј работающіе при скиніи собранія, коихъ внесъ въ перепись Моисей и Ааронъ по повелјнію Господню.

42 И внесены въ перепись племена сыновъ Мерариныхъ по племенамъ ихъ, по поколјнію ихъ,

43 оть тридцати лјтъ и выше до пятидесяти лјтъ, всј вступающіе въ службу, чтобы работать при скиніи собранія.

44 И было внесенныхъ въ перепись по племенамъ ихъ три тысячи двјсти.

45 Сіи суть внесенные въ перепись изъ племенъ сыновъ Мерариныхъ, коихъ внесъ въ перепись Моисей и Ааронъ по повелјнію Господню чрезъ Моисея.

46 И внесены въ перепись всј левиты, которыхъ внесъ въ перепись Моисей и Ааронъ и начальники Израиля, по племенамъ ихъ, по поколјнію ихъ.

47 Отъ тридцати лјтъ и выше до пятидесяти лјтъ, всј вступающіе въ службу для отправленія работъ и ношенія въ скиніи собранія.

48 И оказалось внесенныхъ въ перепись восемь тысячь пятьсотъ восемьдесятъ.

49 По повелјнію Господню внесли ихъ въ перепись подъ надзоромъ Моисея, для назначенія каждаго къ работј его и ношенію: и внесены они въ перепись, какъ повелјлъ Господь Моисею.

   

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64. Clothed with a garment down to the foot, signifies Divine truth proceeding from Him. This is evident from the signification of "garments" as being truths that clothe good (See Arcana Coelestia, n. 1073, 2576, 5248, 5319, 5954, 9212, 9216, 9952, 10536). Here is only mentioned "a garment down to the foot," which is a general covering; by which, as the Lord is treated of, all Divine truth in general is meant. Since the Lord is here described in respect to the Divine Human, which is here the "Son of man seen in the midst of the lampstands," and it is said that He was "clothed with a garment down to the foot, and girt about at the paps with a golden girdle," and afterwards that "His face shone as the sun in his power," I wish to give an explanation of what is said in the Evangelists about the Lord when He was transfigured, where some similar expressions are used; and afterwards of what is said about the soldiers dividing His garments, and casting the lot upon His tunic.

[2] Of the Lord's transfiguration it is thus written:

Jesus took Peter, James, and John, into a very high mountain, and He was transfigured before them; and His face did shine as the sun, and His garments became white as the light. And behold, there appeared to them Moses and Elijah speaking with Him. And behold, a bright cloud overshadowed them, and behold, a voice out of the cloud, saying, This is My beloved Son, in whom I am well pleased; hear ye Him (Matthew 17:1-5; Mark 9:2-8; Luke 9:28-36).

The Lord took Peter, James, and John, because by them the church in respect to faith, charity, and the works of charity was represented; He took them "into a high mountain," because "mountain" signifies heaven; "His face did shine as the sun," because "face" signifies the interiors, and it did shine as the sun because His interiors were Divine, for the "sun" is Divine love; "His garments became white as the light," because "garments" signify Divine truth proceeding from Him; the like is signified by "light." "Moses and Elijah" appeared, because the two signify the Word, "Moses" the historical Word, and "Elijah" the prophetical Word; "a bright cloud overshadowed them," because "a bright cloud" signifies the Word in the letter within which is the internal sense; "a voice out of the cloud said, This is My beloved Son, in whom I am well pleased, hear ye Him," because "a voice out of the cloud" signifies Divine truth out of the Word, and "beloved Son," the Lord's Divine Human. And because Divine truth is from Him, and thence all truth of the church, it was said out of the cloud, "in whom I am well pleased, hear ye Him."

[3] It was plainly the Divine Human of the Lord that was thus seen, for the Divine Itself cannot be seen by anyone, except through the Divine Human. This the Lord also teaches in John:

No man hath seen God at any time; the only-begotten Son, which is in the bosom of the Father, He hath brought Him forth to view (John 1:18).

And in another place:

Ye have neither heard the voice of the Father at any time, nor seen His shape (John 5:37).

(That such things are signified by these words in the Evangelists, can be seen in the Arcana Coelestia where the particulars are made known, namely, that by "Peter," "James," and "John," in the Word, are signified faith, charity, and the works of charity, n. 3750, and above, n. 8-9; by "high mountain" is signified heaven, n. 8327, 8805, 9420, 9422, 9434, 10608; by "face," the interiors which are of the mind, n. 1999, 2434, 3527, 4066, 4796, 5102, 9306, 9546; and by "the face of the Lord," mercy, peace, and every good, n. 222-223, 5585, 9306, 9546, 9888; by "the sun," Divine Love, n. 2495, 4060, 7083; and in the work on Heaven and Hell 116-125; by "garments," when the Lord is treated of, Divine truth, n. 9212, 9216; and the like by "light," n. 3195, 3222, 5400, 8644, 9399, 9548, 9684; and in the work on Heaven and Hell, n. 126-140. That "Moses and Elias" signify the Word; "Moses," see Arcana Coelestia 5922, 6723, 6752, 6771, 6827, 7010, 7014, 7089, 7382, 9372, 10234; and "Elias," see n. 2762, 5247. That "clouds" signify the Word in the letter, see above, n. 36; that "beloved Son" is the Divine Human of the Lord is evident.) From the fact that the "Lord's garments" signify Divine truth, it may be known what is signified by the soldiers dividing the garments of the Lord among them, and casting a lot upon His tunic, of which it is thus written in John:

The soldiers took His garments, and made four parts, to every soldier a part, also the tunic. Now the tunic was without seam, woven from the top throughout. They said therefore one to another, Let us not rend it, but cast lots for whose it shall be; that the Scripture might be fulfilled which saith, They parted My garments among them, and upon My vesture they did cast lots. These things therefore the soldiers did (John 19:23-24).

[4] He who is not aware that in every particular of the Word there is an internal sense which is spiritual, cannot see any arcanum in these things; he knows only that the soldiers divided the garments and not the tunic; and beyond this he knows nothing; when not only in this fact is there a Divine arcanum, but also in every particular of what is recorded concerning the passion of the Lord. The arcanum in this fact is that the garments of the Lord signified Divine truth, thus the Word, because the Word is Divine truth; the "garments" that they divided, the Word in the letter, and the "tunic" the Word in the internal sense; to "divide them" signifies to disperse and falsify; and "the soldiers" signify those that are of the church, who should fight in behalf of Divine truth. This is why it is said, "These things therefore the soldiers did." From this it is clear that the meaning of these words in the spiritual sense is that the Jewish Church dispersed the Divine truth which is in the sense of the letter, but could not disperse the Divine truth which is in the internal sense. That the "garments of the Lord" signified Divine truth, thus the Word, was shown above; that His "tunic" signified Divine truth, or the Word, in the internal sense, see Arcana Coelestia n.9826, 9942; that to "divide" is to disperse and separate from good and truth, thus to falsify, see n. 4424, 6360, 6361, 9094; that "the soldiers" signify those that are of the church, here of the Jewish church, who should fight in behalf of Divine truth, is clear from the spiritual sense of "warfare" and of "war;" that "war" signifies spiritual combats, which are of truth against falsity, see n. 1659, 1664, 8295, 10455; it is therefore said of the Levites, whose function pertained to such things as are of the church, that they were discharging military duty and were serving in war, when they were exercising their ministry in the tent of the assembly (Numbers 4:23, 35, 39, 43, 47; 8:23, 24).

  
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5147. There was some of every kind of food for Pharaoh' means full of celestial good for nourishing the natural. This is clear from the meaning of 'food' as celestial good, dealt with below; and from the representation of 'Pharaoh' as the interior natural, dealt with in 5080, 5095, and also the natural in general, since the interior natural and the exterior natural make one when they correspond. And because food exists to provide nourishment, 'every kind of food for Pharaoh' means full of celestial good for nourishing the natural. It is said that this food was in the highest basket, meaning that the inmost degree of the will was full of celestial good. For good from the Lord flows in by way of the inmost degree in a person; and from there it passes degree by degree, so to speak down a flight of steps, to what is more exterior. For in relation to other degrees the inmost one exists in the most perfect state, and can therefore receive good from the Lord directly, in a way the lower ones cannot. If these were to receive good from the Lord directly, they would either obscure it or pervert it, since they are less perfect in comparison with the inmost degree.

[2] As regards the influx of celestial good from the Lord and the reception of it, it should be recognized that the will part of the human mind is the receiver of good and the understanding part is the receiver of truth. The understanding part cannot possibly receive truth so as to make this its own unless at the same time the will part receives good; and vice versa. For one flows as a result into the other and disposes that other to be receptive. All that constitutes the understanding may be compared to forms which are constantly varying, and all that constitutes the will may be compared to the harmonies resulting from those variations. Consequently truths may be compared to variations, and forms of good may be compared to the delights which those variations bring. And this being pre-eminently the case with truths and forms of good it is evident that one cannot exist without the other, as well as that one cannot be brought forth except by means of the other.

[3] The reason 'food' means celestial good is that angels' food consists in nothing else than forms of the good of love and charity, and that these serve to enliven angels and to rejuvenate them. Especially when they are expressed in action or practice do those forms of good cause angels to feel rejuvenated, for they are the desires they have; for it is a well known fact that when a person's desires are expressed in action he feels rejuvenated and enlivened. Those desires also nourish a person's spirit when material food supplies nourishment to his body, as may be recognized from the fact that when no delight is taken in food it is not very nutritious, but when delight is taken in it, it is nutritious. The delight taken in food is what opens the meatus or channels which serve to convey it into the blood, whereas the opposite closes them. Among angels those delights are forms of the good of love and charity, and from this one may deduce that these are spiritual kinds of food which correspond to earthly ones. Also, just as forms of good are meant by different kinds of food, so truths are meant by 'drink'.

[4] In the Word 'food' is mentioned in many places, yet someone unacquainted with the internal sense will inevitably suppose that in those places ordinary food is meant. In fact spiritual food is meant, as in Jeremiah,

All the people groan as they search for bread. They have given their desirable things for food to restore the soul. Lamentations 1:11.

In Isaiah,

Everyone who thirsts, come to the waters, and he who has no money, come, buy, and eat! Come, buy wine and milk without money and without price. Isaiah 55:1.

In Joel,

The day of Jehovah is near, and as destruction from the thunderbolt-hurler will it come. [s not the food cut off before our eyes, gladness and joy from the house of our God? The grains have rotted under their clods, the storehouses have been laid waste, the granaries have been destroyed, because the grain has failed. Joel 1:15-17.

In David,

Our storehouses are full, yielding food and still more food; our flocks are thousands, and ten thousands in our streets. There is no outcry in our streets. Blessed are the people for whom it is thus. Psalms 144:13-15.

In the same author,

They all look to You, that You may give them their food in due season. You give to them - they gather it up; You open Your hand - they are satisfied with good. Psalms 104:27-28.

[5] In these places celestial and spiritual food is meant in the internal sense when material food is referred to in the sense of the letter. From this one may see how the interior features of the Word and its exterior features correspond to one another, that is, how what belongs inwardly to its spirit and what belongs to its letter do so; so that while man understands those things according to the sense of the letter, the angels present with him understand the same things according to the spiritual sense. The Word has been written in such a way that it may serve not only the human race but heaven also, and for this reason all expressions are used to mean heavenly realities, and every matter described there is representative of these realities. This is so with the Word even to the tiniest jot.

[6] Furthermore the Lord Himself explicitly teaches that good is meant in the spiritual sense by 'food': In John,

Do not labour for the food which perishes, but for the food which endures to eternal life, which the Son of Man will give you. John 6:27.

In the same gospel,

My flesh is truly food, and My blood is truly drink. John 6:55.

'Flesh' means Divine Good, 3813, and 'blood' Divine Truth, 4735. And in the same gospel,

Jesus said to the disciples, I have food to eat of which you do not know. The disciples said to one another, Has anyone brought Him [anything] to eat? Jesus said to them, My food is to do the will of Him who sent Me, and to finish His work. John 4:33-34.

'Doing the will of the Father and finishing His work' means Divine Good when expressed in actions or practice, which in the genuine sense is 'food', as stated above.

  
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