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1 Samuel 29

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1 Pinisan nga ng mga Filisteo ang lahat nilang hukbo sa Aphec: at ang mga taga Israel ay humantong sa bukal na nasa Jezreel.

2 At ang mga pangulo ng mga Filisteo ay nagdadaan na mga daan daan, at mga libolibo: at si David at ang kaniyang mga tao ay nagdadaan sa mga huli na kasama ni Achis.

3 Nang magkagayo'y sinabi ng mga prinsipe ng mga Filisteo, Ano ang mga Hebreong ito? At sumagot si Achis sa mga prinsipe ng mga Filisteo, Hindi ba ito ay si David na lingkod ni Saul na hari sa Israel na napasa akin ng mga araw na ito, o ng mga taong ito, at hindi ako nakasumpong ng anomang kakulangan sa kaniya mula nang siya'y lumapit sa akin hanggang sa araw na ito?

4 Nguni't ang mga prinsipe ng mga Filisteo ay nagalit sa kaniya; at sinabi ng mga prinsipe ng mga Filisteo sa kaniya, Pabalikin mo ang taong iyan, upang siya'y bumalik sa kaniyang dako na iyong pinaglagyan sa kaniya, at huwag mong pababain na kasama natin sa pakikipagbaka, baka sa pagbabaka ay maging kaaway natin siya: sapagka't paanong makikipagkasundo ito sa kaniyang panginoon? hindi ba sa pamamagitan ng mga ulo ng mga taong ito?

5 Hindi ba ito ang David na siyang kanilang pinagaawitanan sa mga sayaw, na sinasabi, Pinatay ni Saul ang kaniyang libolibo, At ni David ang kaniyang laksalaksa?

6 Nang magkagayo'y tinawag ni Achis si David, at sinabi sa kaniya, Buhay ang Panginoon, ikaw ay matuwid, at ang iyong paglabas at ang iyong pagpasok na kasama ko sa hukbo ay mabuti sa aking paningin: sapagka't hindi ako nakasumpong ng kasamaan sa iyo mula sa araw ng iyong pagdating sa akin hanggang sa araw na ito: gayon ma'y hindi ka kinalulugdan ng mga pangulo.

7 Kaya't ngayo'y ikaw ay bumalik at yumaong payapa, upang huwag kang kagalitan ng mga pangulo ng mga Filisteo.

8 At sinabi ni David kay Achis, Nguni't anong aking ginawa? at anong iyong nasumpungan sa iyong lingkod habang ako'y nasa sa harap mo hanggang sa araw na ito, upang ako'y huwag yumaon at lumaban sa mga kaaway ng aking panginoon na hari?

9 At sumagot si Achis, at sinabi kay David, Talastas ko na ikaw ay mabuti sa aking paningin, na gaya ng isang anghel ng Dios: gayon ma'y sinabi ng mga prinsipe ng mga Filisteo. Hindi siya aahon na kasama natin sa pakikipagbaka.

10 Kaya't bumangon kang maaga sa kinaumagahan na kasama ng mga lingkod ng iyong panginoon na naparitong kasama mo; at pagbangon ninyong maaga sa kinaumagahan, at pagliliwanag ay yumaon kayo.

11 Sa gayo'y bumangong maaga si David, siya at ang kaniyang mga lalake, upang yumaon sa kinaumagahan, na bumalik sa lupain ng mga Filisteo. At ang mga Filisteo ay umahon sa Jezreel.

   

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Arcana Coelestia #9928

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9928. 'That he may not die' means so that what is representative, and the joining to heaven through it, may not be lost. This is clear from the meaning of 'dying', when the subject is Aaron and his office, as the demise of things that are representative and consequently of the joining to heaven. For Aaron represented the Lord, while his office represented the whole work of salvation, and - on man's part - worship. This worship, as has been shown extensively before, was representative, and through representative worship a joining to heaven was effected, see the places referred to in 9320 (end). It has also been shown what a representative of the Church among the Israelite and Jewish nation was, in 9280, as well as 9457, 9481, 9576, 9577, and that the Lord and heaven were joined to mankind at that time through things that were representative, 9481. So it was also that Aaron wore garments that represented heavenly realities whenever he performed sacred duties, and that if he did otherwise he would die. Especially would he die if he went to perform sacred duties and the people were not aware of it; for with the people that which was representative of the Church existed, and with Aaron that which was representative of the Lord, the Source and the Object of all worship.

  
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Arcana Coelestia #687

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687. This being the nature of heaven, no angel or spirit can possibly have any life unless he lives in some community, and in so doing in a harmonious relationship of many people. A community is nothing else than the harmonious relationship of many, for one person's life in no sense exists in isolation from the life of others. Indeed no angel, spirit, or community can possibly have any life, that is, be moved by good to will anything, or be moved by truth to think anything, if he is not joined to heaven and to the world of spirits through the many in his own community. The same applies to the human race. No one whatever, no matter who, can possibly live, that is, be moved by good to will anything, or be moved by truth to think anything, unless he has in like manner been joined to heaven through the angels residing with him, and to the world of spirits, and even to hell through the spirits residing with him.

[2] For everyone during his lifetime is dwelling in some community of spirits or angels, although he is not conscious of doing so. And if he is not joined to heaven or the world of spirits by means of the community in which he lives, he cannot go on living one moment longer. It is like the parts of the human body. Any part of it which is not joined to the rest by means of fibres and vessels, and so by means of various functions, is not part of the body. It is instantly removed and expelled as that which has no life.

[3] The very communities in which and among which people have lived during their lifetime are shown to them once they have entered the next life. When they enter such a community after the life of the body, they enter into the very life that had been theirs while in the body, and from that life they start a new one. And so according to the life they have led in the body they either go down to hell or are raised up to heaven.

  
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