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1 Niin tulivat valmiiksi taivas ja maa kaikkine joukkoinensa.

2 Ja Jumala päätti seitsemäntenä päivänä työnsä, jonka hän oli tehnyt, ja lepäsi seitsemäntenä päivänä kaikesta työstänsä, jonka hän oli tehnyt.

3 Ja Jumala siunasi seitsemännen päivän ja pyhitti sen, koska hän sinä päivänä lepäsi kaikesta luomistyöstänsä, jonka hän oli tehnyt.

4 Tämä on kertomus taivaan ja maan synnystä, kun ne luotiin. Siihen aikaan kun Herra Jumala teki maan ja taivaan,

5 ei ollut vielä yhtään kedon pensasta maan päällä, eikä vielä kasvanut mitään ruohoa kedolla, koska Herra Jumala ei vielä ollut antanut sataa maan päälle eikä ollut ihmistä maata viljelemässä,

6 vaan sumu nousi maasta ja kasteli koko maan pinnan.

7 Silloin Herra Jumala teki maan tomusta ihmisen ja puhalsi hänen sieramiinsa elämän hengen, ja niin ihmisestä tuli elävä sielu.

8 Ja Herra Jumala istutti paratiisin Eedeniin, itään, ja asetti sinne ihmisen, jonka hän oli tehnyt.

9 Ja Herra Jumala kasvatti maasta kaikkinaisia puita, ihania nähdä ja hyviä syödä, ja elämän puun keskelle paratiisia, niin myös hyvän-ja pahantiedon puun.

10 Ja Eedenistä lähti joki, joka kasteli paratiisia, ja se jakaantui sieltä neljään haaraan.

11 Ensimmäisen nimi on Piison; se kiertää koko Havilan maan, jossa on kultaa;

12 ja sen maan kulta on hyvää. Siellä on myös bedellion-pihkaa ja onyks-kiveä.

13 Toisen virran nimi on Giihon; se kiertää koko Kuusin maan.

14 Kolmannen virran nimi on Hiddekel; se juoksee Assurin editse. Ja neljäs virta on Eufrat.

15 Ja Herra Jumala otti ihmisen ja pani hänet Eedenin paratiisiin viljelemään ja varjelemaan sitä.

16 Ja Herra Jumala käski ihmistä sanoen: "Syö vapaasti kaikista muista paratiisin puista,

17 mutta hyvän-ja pahantiedon puusta älä syö, sillä sinä päivänä, jona sinä siitä syöt, pitää sinun kuolemalla kuoleman".

18 Ja Herra Jumala sanoi: "Ei ole ihmisen hyvä olla yksinänsä, minä teen hänelle avun, joka on hänelle sopiva".

19 Ja Herra Jumala teki maasta kaikki metsän eläimet ja kaikki taivaan linnut ja toi ne ihmisen eteen nähdäkseen, kuinka hän ne nimittäisi; ja niinkuin ihminen nimitti kunkin elävän olennon, niin oli sen nimi oleva.

20 Ja ihminen antoi nimet kaikille karjaeläimille ja taivaan linnuille ja kaikille metsän eläimille. Mutta Aadamille ei löytynyt apua, joka olisi hänelle sopinut.

21 Niin Herra Jumala vaivutti ihmisen raskaaseen uneen, ja kun hän nukkui, otti hän yhden hänen kylkiluistaan ja täytti sen paikan lihalla.

22 Ja Herra Jumala rakensi vaimon siitä kylkiluusta, jonka hän oli ottanut miehestä, ja toi hänet miehen luo.

23 Ja mies sanoi: "Tämä on nyt luu minun luistani ja liha minun lihastani; hän kutsuttakoon miehettäreksi, sillä hän on miehestä otettu".

24 Sentähden mies luopukoon isästänsä ja äidistänsä ja liittyköön vaimoonsa, ja he tulevat yhdeksi lihaksi.

25 Ja he olivat molemmat, mies ja hänen vaimonsa, alasti eivätkä hävenneet toisiansa.

   

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Arcana Coelestia #9817

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9817. 'And you shall speak to all the wise at heart' means an influx from the Lord through the Word into all who are governed by the good of love. This is clear from the meaning of 'speaking' as influx, dealt with in 2951, 5481, 5743, 5797, 7270; and from the meaning of 'the wise at heart' as those who are governed by the good of love, dealt with below. The reason why influx from the Lord through the Word is meant is that for members of the Church the main channel by which the Lord flows in is the Word. This is so because the nature of the Word is such that all things without exception there correspond to the Divine spiritual and Divine celestial realities that exist in the heavens; and as a result of this a person shares affections and thoughts with angels, in so complete a manner that he and they are seemingly one. So it is that the world has been joined to heaven through the Word, but only among those who are governed by the good of faith and love. From all this it becomes clear that for members of the Church the Lord flows in through the Word; for the Lord is the all in the heavens, since what is Divine and emanates from the Lord, and is received by angels, composes heaven.

[2] The reason why 'the wise at heart' means those who are governed by the good of love is that the presence of wisdom in a person is attributable to the life of heaven in him, also that 'heart' means the good of love. In the Word 'spirit' and 'heart' are expressions that have regard to the life of heaven present with a person, 'spirit' being used to mean that life in the understanding part of the person's mind and 'heart' that life in the will part. To the understanding part belongs truth, but to the will part belongs good; the former has to do with faith, but the latter with love. For the understanding receives truths that constitute faith, and the will forms of good that are aspects of love. From this it is evident that by 'the wise at heart' those governed by the good of love received from the Lord are meant. The good of love is celestial good, through which spiritual good comes into being; and spiritual good is that which covers celestial good, like garments the body. And since Aaron's garments represented the Lord's spiritual kingdom lying adjacent to His celestial kingdom, and the former comes into being through the latter, the present verse goes on to say that 'the wise at heart', that is, those governed by the good of love received from the Lord, should make the garments for Aaron and his sons. As regards 'heart', that it means the good of love or celestial good, see 3635, 3880, 3883-3896, 9050; and that it therefore means the will, 2930, 3888, 7542, 8910, 9113, 9300, 9495.

  
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Arcana Coelestia #9682

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9682. 'And you shall put the mercy-seat onto the ark of the Testimony in the holy of holies' means the hearing and reception of all things which in the inmost heaven belong to worship arising from the good of love from the Lord. This is clear from the meaning of 'the mercy-seat' as the hearing and reception of all things that belong to worship arising from the good of love, dealt with in 9506; from the meaning of 'the ark of the Testimony' as the inmost heaven where the Lord is, dealt with in 9485, 'the Testimony' there being the Lord, 9503; and from the meaning of 'the holy of holies' as the place where the good of love from the Lord dwells, dealt with above in 9680. From all these meanings it is evident that 'you shall put the mercy-seat onto the ark of the Testimony in the holy of holies' means the hearing and reception of all things which in the inmost heaven belong to worship arising from the good of love from the Lord.

[2] The nature of the Lord's presence in the inmost heaven, and the nature of His presence in the middle heaven, and also in the lowest, may be recognized from what has been shown in many places regarding the inflow of goodness and truth from the Lord. The Lord becomes present by flowing in, but this inflow is conditioned by what people's life of goodness and truth is like. Those governed by the good of love to the Lord are the ones to receive that inflow the most immediately. Those however who are governed by the good of charity towards the neighbour receive it as well, yet more remotely, because the good of charity towards the neighbour is more remote than the actual good of love to the Lord. As for those who are governed by the good of faith, they too indeed receive it, but according to the amount of good there is within that faith. Consequently people who lead a good life based on the truths of faith receive it; for the Lord resides within their good, since all good springs from Him and none whatever from man, nor from the angels in heaven.

[3] To pursue this matter further, that the Lord is present in heaven and with mankind through heaven, it should be remembered that the Lord is above the heavens, since He is the actual Sun of heaven; yet He is nevertheless present in heaven through the light and heat from that Sun. The light from it is the Divine Truth which is the light of faith, while the heat from it is the Divine Good which is the heat of love; what emanates from the Lord is the Lord Himself. From these considerations it is evident that the Lord is present where good received from Him dwells. But a better understanding of all this may be gained from what has been shown regarding influx, that is to say, where it has been shown that the all of life, thus all good and truth since these constitute life in a person, flows in from the Lord, and that the things which flow in are conditioned by the manner in which each person receives them, 2536, 2706, 2886-2889, 2893, 3001, 3318, 3484, 3742, 3743, 4151, 5846, 5850, 5986, 6053-6058, 6189-6215, 6307-6327, 6466-6495, 6598-6626, 6982, 6985, 6996, 7004, 7055, 7056, 7058, 7147, 7270, 7343, 8321, 8685, 8701, 8717, 8728, 9110, 9111, 9216, and where it has been shown that influx from the Lord comes both directly from Him and also indirectly through the heavens, 5147, 6058, 6063, 6466, 6472, 6473, 6982, 6985, 6996, 7004, 7007, 7055, 7056, 7058, 7270, 8685, 8701, 8717, 8728, 9216.

  
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