8068. That the law of Jehovah may be in thy mouth. That this signifies that the Divine truth may be in everything which proceeds thence, is evident from the signification of “the law of Jehovah,” as being the Divine truth (see n. 7463); and from the signification of “being in the mouth,” as being to be in everything which proceeds thence, that is, from the understanding and the will; for “in the mouth” denotes in the discourse, and in the discourse there is each part of the mind, both its understanding and its will; the understanding in the sense of the words and things; the will in the affection which gives life to the discourse.