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Sacharja 11

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1 Tue auf, Libanon, deine Tore, und Feuer verzehre deine Zedern!

2 Heule, Zypresse! Denn die Zeder ist gefallen, denn die Herrlichen sind verwüstet. Heulet, Eichen Basans! Denn der unzugängliche Wald ist niedergestreckt.

3 Lautes Heulen der Hirten, denn ihre Herrlichkeit ist verwüstet; lautes Gebrüll der jungen Löwen, denn die Pracht des Jordan ist verwüstet!

4 Also sprach Jehova, mein Gott: Weide die Herde des Würgens,

5 deren Käufer sie erwürgen und es nicht büßen, und deren Verkäufer sprechen: Gepriesen sei Jehova, denn ich werde reich! und deren Hirten sie nicht verschonen.

6 Denn ich werde die Bewohner des Landes nicht mehr verschonen, spricht Jehova; und siehe, ich überliefere die Menschen, einen jeden der Hand seines Nächsten und der Hand seines Königs; und sie werden das Land zertrümmern, und ich werde nicht aus ihrer Hand befreien. -

7 Und ich weidete die Herde des Würgens, mithin die Elenden der Herde; und ich nahm mir zwei Stäbe: den einen nannte ich Huld, und den anderen nannte ich Bande, und ich weidete die Herde.

8 Und ich vertilgte drei Hirten in einem Monat. Und meine Seele wurde ungeduldig über sie, und auch ihre Seele wurde meiner überdrüssig.

9 Da sprach ich: Ich will euch nicht mehr weiden; was stirbt, mag sterben, und was umkommt, mag umkommen; und die Übrigbleibenden mögen eines des anderen Fleisch fressen.

10 Und ich nahm meinen Stab Huld und zerbrach ihn, um meinen Bund zu brechen, den ich mit allen Völkern gemacht hatte.

11 Und er wurde gebrochen an jenem Tage; und also erkannten die Elenden der Herde, die auf mich achteten, daß es das Wort Jehovas war.

12 Und ich sprach zu ihnen: Wenn es gut ist in euren Augen, so gebet mir meinen Lohn, wenn aber nicht, so lasset es; und sie wogen meinen Lohn dar: dreißig Silbersekel.

13 Da sprach Jehova zu mir: Wirf ihn dem Töpfer hin, den herrlichen Preis, dessen ich von ihnen wertgeachtet bin! Und ich nahm die dreißig Silbersekel und warf sie in das Haus Jehovas, dem Töpfer hin.

14 Und ich zerbrach meinen zweiten Stab, die Bande, um die Brüderschaft zwischen Juda und Israel zu brechen. -

15 Und Jehova sprach zu mir: Nimm dir noch das Gerät eines törichten Hirten.

16 Denn siehe, ich erwecke einen Hirten im Lande: der Umkommenden wird er sich nicht annehmen, das Versprengte wird er nicht suchen, und das Verwundete nicht heilen; das Gesunde wird er nicht versorgen, und das Fleisch des Fetten wird er essen und ihre Klauen zerreißen.

17 Wehe dem nichtigen Hirten, der die Herde verläßt! Das Schwert über seinen Arm und über sein rechtes Auge! Sein Arm soll gänzlich verdorren, und sein rechtes Auge völlig erlöschen.

   

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Apocalypse Revealed #672

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672. 15:7 Then one of the four living creatures gave to the seven angels seven golden bowls. This symbolizes the truths and goods by which evils and falsities in the church are exposed, drawn from the literal sense of the Word.

The four living creatures, being cherubim, symbolize the Word in its outmost expressions, and protections to keep its genuine truths and goods from being violated, as may be seen in no. 239 above. And because the interior truths and goods in the Word are protected by its literal meaning, therefore that meaning of the Word is symbolized by one of the four living creatures.

The seven bowls have the same symbolic meaning as the seven plagues, for the bowls are vessels, and vessels in the Word have the same symbolic meaning as their contents. So for example, a cup has the same symbolic meaning as the wine in it, and a dish the same symbolic meaning as the food. That cups, goblets, bowls, plates and saucers have the same symbolic meaning as their contents may be seen from the passages that follow after this.

We have already said what the seven angels symbolize above.

The angels were given the bowls because the subject is the influx of truth and goodness into the church in order to expose its evils and falsities, and naked goods and truths cannot flow in, as they are not accepted, but truths clothed can, such as are found in the literal sense of the Word. Moreover, the Lord also operates always from inmost elements through outmost ones, or in fullness. This is the reason the angels were given bowls, which symbolize containing truths and goods such as constitute the Word's literal sense, by which falsities and evils are exposed.

That the literal sense of the Word is a containing vessel may be seen in The Doctrine of the New Jerusalem Regarding the Sacred Scripture, 27-36nos. and 37-49.

[2] That bowls, saucers, cups and goblets, and also wineskins, have the same symbolic meaning as the things they contain can be seen from the following passages:

(Jehovah said,) "Take this... cup of wrath from My hand, and cause all the nations... to drink... ...when they refuse to take the cup..., then you shall say to them, '...You shall surely drink!'" (Jeremiah 25:15-16, 28)

Babylon was a golden cup in Jehovah's hand, that made all the earth drunk. (Jeremiah 51:7)

...I will put (your sister's) cup in your hand... You will be filled with drunkenness and sorrow, with the cup of... devastation, the cup of your sister Samaria. (Ezekiel 23:31-34)

The cup of... Jehovah will come around to you, that there may be vomit on your glory. (Habakkuk 2:16)

...O daughter of Edom...; the cup shall also pass over to you; you shall be drunk and laid bare. (Lamentations 4:21)

Upon the wicked (Jehovah) will rain... stormy winds, the portion of their cup. (Psalms 11:6)

...in the hand of Jehovah there is a cup, and He has mixed it with wine; He has filled it with the mixed wine and poured it out; ...all the wicked of the earth shall drink... (Psalms 75:8)

(Those who worship the beast) shall drink of the wine of the wrath of God, which is mixed with pure wine in the cup of His indignation. (Revelation 14:10)

Awake...! Arise, O Jerusalem, who have drunk from the hand of Jehovah the cup of His wrath; You have drunk the dregs of the cup of trembling... (Isaiah 51:17)

The woman... having in her hand a golden chalice full of abominations and the filthiness of her licentiousness. (Revelation 17:4)

...repay her double...; in the cup in which she has mixed, mix double for her. (Revelation 18:6)

...I am making Jerusalem a cup of trembling to all the surrounding peoples... (Zechariah 12:2)

Blind Pharisee, first cleanse the inside of the cup..., that the outside of them may be clean also. (Matthew 23:25-26, cf. Luke 11:39)

Jesus... said (to the sons of Zebedee), ."..Are you able to drink the cup that I am about to drink....?" (Matthew 20:22-23)

...Jesus said to Peter, ."..Shall I not drink the cup which My Father has given Me?" (John 18:11)

(In Gethsemane Jesus said,) ."..if it be possible, let this cup pass from me." (Matthew 26:39, 42, 44)

(Jesus) taking the cup, ...gave it to them, saying, "Drink from it, all of you. This is My blood, the blood of the new covenant...." (Matthew 26:27-28, Luke 22:17)

O Jehovah, You are... my cup, You uphold my lot. (Psalms 16:5)

You will prepare a table before me...; my cup shall overflow. (Psalms 23:5)

What shall I render to Jehovah...? I will take the cup of salvation... (Psalms 116:12-13)

...the cup of consolation to drink... (Jeremiah 16:7)

A bowl has the same symbolic meaning as a cup or chalice, and so also does a wineskin (Matthew 9:17; Luke 5:37-38; Jeremiah 13:12; 48:12; Habakkuk 2:15).

Bowls, censers and thuribles containing incense have the same symbolic meaning as incense. Vessels of every kind in general have the same symbolic meaning as the things they contain.

  
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Many thanks to the General Church of the New Jerusalem, and to Rev. N.B. Rogers, translator, for the permission to use this translation.