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Hesekiel 15

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1 Und das Wort Jehovas geschah zu mir also:

2 Menschensohn, was ist das Holz des Weinstocks mehr als alles andere Holz, die ebe, welche unter den Bäumen des Waldes war?

3 Wird Holz davon genommen, um es zu einer Arbeit zu verwenden? oder nimmt man davon einen Pflock, um irgend ein Gerät daran zu hängen?

4 Siehe, es wird dem Feuer zur Speise gegeben. Hat das Feuer seine beiden Enden verzehrt und ist seine Mitte versengt, wird es zu einer Arbeit taugen?

5 Siehe, wenn es unversehrt ist, wird es zu keiner Arbeit verwendet; wieviel weniger, wenn das Feuer es verzehrt hat und es versengt ist, kann es noch zu einer Arbeit verwendet werden! -

6 Darum, so spricht der Herr, Jehova: Wie das Holz des Weinstocks unter den Bäumen des Waldes, welches ich dem Feuer zur Speise gebe, also gebe ich die Bewohner von Jerusalem dahin;

7 und ich werde mein Angesicht wider sie richten: aus dem Feuer kommen sie heraus, und Feuer wird sie verzehren. Und ihr werdet wissen, daß ich Jehova bin, wenn ich mein Angesicht wider sie richte.

8 Und ich werde das Land zur Wüste machen, weil sie Treulosigkeit begangen haben, spricht der Herr, Jehova.

   

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Arcana Coelestia #213

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213. 'Knowing that they were naked' means knowing and acknowledging that they did not dwell in innocence, as they had done previously, but were under the influence of evil. This is clear from the final verse of the previous chapter, where it is said, 'And they were both naked, the man and his wife, and they were not ashamed'. There it may be seen that being naked and not ashamed means being innocent. The contrary is meant when they are ashamed, as in this chapter which says that they sewed fig leaves together and hid themselves. Indeed when innocence is lacking nakedness arouses feelings of shame and disgrace because people are made aware of their own evil thoughts. Consequently nakedness in the Word stands for evil and shame and has reference to a corrupted Church, as in Ezekiel,

She was naked and bare, and was downtrodden in her own blood. Ezekiel 16:7, 11.

In the same prophet,

Let them leave her naked and bare, and let her nakedness be uncovered. Ezekiel 23:29.

In John,

I counsel you to buy white garments to clothe you, and let not the shame of your nakedness be manifested. Revelation 3:18.

And in reference to Judgement Day,

Blessed is he who is awake and keeps his garments, so that he may not walk naked, and men see his shame. Revelation 16:15.

In Deuteronomy,

If a man has found in his wife some nakedness, let him write her a bill of divorce. Deuteronomy 24:1.

This also was why Aaron and his sons were commanded to have linen breeches to cover their naked flesh when they approached the altar to serve, lest they should bring iniquity upon themselves and die, Exodus 28:42-43.

  
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Thanks to the Swedenborg Society for the permission to use this translation.