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1 Когда народ увидел, что Моисей долго не сходит с горы, то собрался к Аарону и сказал ему: встань и сделай нам бога, который бы шел перед нами, ибо с этим человеком, с Моисеем, который вывел нас из земли Египетской, не знаем, что сделалось.

2 И сказал им Аарон: выньте золотые серьги, которые в ушах ваших жен, ваших сыновей и ваших дочерей, и принесите ко мне.

3 И весь народ вынул золотые серьги из ушей своих и принесли к Аарону.

4 Он взял их из рук их, и сделал из них литого тельца, и обделал его резцом. И сказали они: вот бог твой, Израиль, который вывел тебя из земли Египетской!

5 Увидев сие , Аарон поставил пред ним жертвенник, и провозгласил Аарон, говоря: завтра праздник Господу.

6 На другой день они встали рано и принесли всесожжения и привели жертвы мирные: и сел народ есть и пить, а после встал играть.

7 И сказал Господь Моисею: поспеши сойти; ибо развратился народ твой, который ты вывел из земли Египетской;

8 скоро уклонились они от пути, который Я заповедал им: сделали себелитого тельца и поклонились ему, и принесли ему жертвыи сказали: вот бог твой, Израиль, который вывел тебя из земли Египетской!

9 И сказал Господь Моисею: Я вижу народ сей, и вот, народ он –жестоковыйный;

10 итак оставь Меня, да воспламенится гнев Мой на них, и истреблю их, и произведу многочисленный народ от тебя.

11 Но Моисей стал умолять Господа, Бога Своего, и сказал: да не воспламеняется, Господи, гнев Твой на народ Твой, который Ты вывел из земли Египетской силою великою и рукою крепкою,

12 чтобы Египтяне не говорили: на погибель Он вывел их, чтобы убить ихв горах и истребить их с лица земли; отврати пламенный гнев Твой и отмени погубление народа Твоего;

13 вспомни Авраама, Исаака и Израиля, рабов Твоих, которым клялся ТыСобою, говоря: умножая умножу семя ваше, как звезды небесные, и всю землю сию, о которойЯ сказал, дам семени вашему, и будут владеть вечно.

14 И отменил Господь зло, о котором сказал, что наведет его на народ Свой.

15 И обратился и сошел Моисей с горы; в руке его были двескрижали откровения, на которых написано было с обеих сторон: и на той и на другой стороне написано было;

16 скрижали были дело Божие, и письмена, начертанные на скрижалях, были письмена Божии.

17 И услышал Иисус голос народа шумящего и сказал Моисею: военный крик в стане.

18 Но Моисей сказал: это не крик побеждающих и не вопль поражаемых; я слышу голос поющих.

19 Когда же он приблизился к стану и увидел тельца и пляски, тогда он воспламенился гневом и бросил из рук своих скрижали и разбил их под горою;

20 и взял тельца, которого они сделали, и сжег его в огне, и стер в прах, и рассыпал по воде, и дал ее пить сынам Израилевым.

21 И сказал Моисей Аарону: что сделал тебе народ сей, что ты ввел его в грех великий?

22 Но Аарон сказал: да не возгорается гнев господина моего; ты знаешь этот народ, что он буйный.

23 Они сказали мне: сделай нам бога, который шел бы перед нами; ибо сМоисеем, с этим человеком, который вывел нас из земли Египетской, не знаем, что сделалось.

24 И я сказал им: у кого есть золото, снимите с себя. и отдали мне; я бросил его в огонь, и вышел этот телец.

25 Моисей увидел, что это народ необузданный, ибо Аарон допустил его до необузданности, к посрамлению пред врагами его.

26 И стал Моисей в воротах стана и сказал: кто Господень, – ко мне!И собрались к нему все сыны Левиины.

27 И он сказал им: так говорит Господь Бог Израилев: возложите каждый свой меч на бедро свое, пройдите по стану от ворот до ворот и обратно, и убивайте каждый брата своего, каждый друга своего, каждый ближнего своего.

28 И сделали сыны Левиины по слову Моисея: и пало в тот день из народа около трех тысяч человек.

29 Ибо Моисей сказал: сегодня посвятите руки ваши Господу, каждый в сыне своем и брате своем, да ниспошлет Он вам сегодня благословение.

30 На другой день сказал Моисей народу: вы сделали великий грех; итак я взойду к Господу, не заглажу ли греха вашего.

31 И возвратился Моисей к Господу и сказал: о, народ сей сделал великий грех: сделал себе золотого бога;

32 прости им грех их, а если нет, то изгладь и меня из книги Твоей, в которую Ты вписал.

33 Господь сказал Моисею: того, кто согрешил предо Мною, изглажу из книги Моей;

34 итак, иди, веди народ сей, куда Я сказал тебе; вот Ангел Мой пойдет пред тобою, и в день посещения Моего Я посещу их за грех их.

35 И поразил Господь народ за сделанного тельца, которого сделал Аарон.

   

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Arcana Coelestia#10400

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10400. For as for this Moses, the man that made us come up out of the land of Egypt, we know not what hath become of him. That this signifies that it is altogether unknown what other Divine truth there is in the Word, which raises man from what is external into what is internal, and makes the church, is evident from the representation of Moses, as being the Word, thus as being Divine truth (of which in the places cited in n. 9372); consequently doubt and denial that there is any other Divine truth than that which stands forth in the sense of the letter, is signified by the words, “as for this man Moses, we know not what hath become of him.” It is said “this man,” because by “man” in the Word is signified truth (see n. 3134, 3309, 3459, 7716, 9007). And from the signification of “bringing the sons of Israel up out of the land of Egypt,” as being elevation out of the natural or external man to the internal or spiritual man, in order that he may become the church; for by “the land of Egypt” is signified the natural or the external of the church; by “making to come up” is signified elevation; and by “the sons of Israel” is signified the church. (That “the land of Egypt” denotes the natural or external of the church, see the places cited in n. 9391; also that “making to come up” denotes to raise from the external to the internal, n. 3084, 4539, 4969, 5406, 5817, 6007; thus from the natural man to the spiritual; and that “the sons of Israel” denote the church, see the places cited in n. 9340.)

[2] From all this it is evident that by the words, “as for this Moses, the man that made us to come up out of the land of Egypt, we know not what hath become of him,” is signified that it is altogether unknown what other Divine truth there is in the Word, which raises man from what is external into what is internal, and makes the church, than that which stands forth in the sense of the letter. So likewise do all those think and speak who are in external things without internal; and all those are in external things without internal who are in the loves of self and of the world. For with such the internal man is closed, and only the external man is open; and that which the external man without the internal sees when he reads the Word, he sees in thick darkness, because in spiritual things natural light, without light from heaven, is mere thick darkness, and light from heaven enters through the internal man into the external and enlightens it. From this it is that so many heresies have arisen, and that the Word is called by some the Book of Heresies, and that it is wholly unknown that there is anything internal in the Word; and those who think that there is such an internal still do not know wherein it lies. That it is such who are meant by the dragon which drew with its tail the third part of the stars from heaven and cast them to the earth (Revelation 12) will of the Lord’s Divine mercy be shown elsewhere.

[3] Let such observe as will, whether at the present day anyone knows otherwise than that the Divine itself of the Word is the sense of its letter. But let them consider also whether anyone can know the Divine truths of the Word in this sense except by means of doctrine therefrom, and that if he has not doctrine for a lamp he is carried away into errors, wherever the obscurity of his understanding and the delight of his will lead and draw him. The doctrine which must be for a lamp is what the internal sense teaches, thus it is the internal sense itself, which in some measure lies open to everyone (even if he does not know what the internal sense is) who is in what is external from what is internal, that is, whose internal man is open. For heaven (which is in the internal sense of the Word) flows in with such a man when he reads the Word, enlightens him, and gives him perception, and thus teaches him. Nay, if you will believe it, with man the internal man is of itself in the internal sense of the Word, because it is a heaven in the least form, and consequently when it is open it is with the angels in heaven, and is therefore also in like perception with them. This can also be seen from the fact that the interior intellectual ideas of man are not such as are his natural ideas, to which nevertheless they correspond.

[4] But of the nature of these ideas man is not aware so long as he lives in the body; but he comes into them spontaneously when he comes into the other life, because they are implanted in him, and by means of them he is forthwith in fellowship with the angels. From this it is evident that the man whose internal is open, is in the internal sense of the Word, although he is not aware of it. From this he has enlightenment when he reads the Word, but according to the light that he can have by means of the knowledges which he has. (But who these are, see n. 9025, 9382, 9409, 9410, 9424, 9430, 10105, 10324)

  
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Arcana Coelestia#3309

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3309. And Esau was a man skillful [sciens] in hunting. That this signifies the good of life from truths sensuous and of memory-knowledge, is evident from the representation of Esau, as being the good of life (concerning which see above); and from the signification of a “man skillful in hunting,” as being those who are in the affection of truth (concerning which hereafter). For a “man skillful” is predicated of the affection of truth, or of those who are in the affection of truth; whereas “hunting” signifies the truths themselves, but truths which are of the natural man from which are goods. And as the truths of the natural man are those which are called memory-knowledges (n. 3293); and these are chiefly of two kinds or degrees, namely, sensuous truths, and truths in the form of memory-knowledge, both are here signified by “hunting.” Sensuous truths are those in which children are, and truths in the form of memory-knowledge are those in which the same children are as they grow up. For no one can be in truths of memory-knowledge unless he is first in sensuous truths, inasmuch as the ideas of the former are procured from the latter; and from these may afterwards be learned and comprehended truths still more interior, which are called doctrinal truths, and which are signified by a “man of the field” (concerning which presently).

[2] That by “hunting” are signified truths sensuous and of memory-knowledge, in which are instructed and by which are affected those who are in the good of life, is because “hunting,” in a wide sense, means the things taken by hunting; such as rams, kids, she-goats, and the like; and which are spiritual goods, as may be seen above (n. 2180, 2830); and also because the arms used in hunting, which were quivers, bows, and darts, signify the doctrinal things of truth (n. 2685, 2686, 2709). That such are the things which are signified by “hunting,” is evident from what is said to Esau by his father Isaac in a subsequent chapter:

Take I pray thy weapons, thy quiver and thy bow, and go out to the field, and hunt me a hunting, and make me savory meat, such as I have loved (Genesis 27:3-4);

and to Jacob, who is there taken for Esau, in the same chapter:

Bring to me that I may eat of my son’s hunting, that my soul may bless thee (Genesis 27:25);

from which it is evident what is signified by “hunting.”

[3] Hence it is that to “hunt” signifies to teach and also to persuade, and this in both senses, that is, from the affection of truth, and from the affection of falsity; from the affection of truth in Jeremiah:

I will bring them back into their land that I gave unto their fathers; behold I will send for many fishers, saith Jehovah, and they shall fish them; and after this I will send for many hunters, and they shall hunt them from every mountain and from every hill, and out of the clefts of the rocks (Jeremiah 16:15-16); where “fishers” denote those who teach from sensuous truths (n. 40, 991); and “hunters,” those who teach from truths of memory-knowledge, and also from doctrinal things. “Upon every mountain and upon every hill,” signifies teaching those who are in the affection of good and in the affection of truth. That “mountain and hill” have this signification may be seen above (n. 795, 796, 1430). The like is involved in “hunting in the field” (as in Genesis 27:3). That “hunting” signifies also persuading from the affection of falsity, appears in Ezekiel:

Behold I am against your pillows, wherewith ye there hunt the souls to make them fly away, and I will tear off your coverings, and will deliver My people out of your hand, and they shall be no longer in your hand to be hunted (Ezekiel 13:20-21).

Concerning the signification of “hunting” in this sense, see n. 1178; but to this kind of hunting, “nets” are usually attributed.

  
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