Behemoth
In Job 40:15, the behemoth signifies the natural man as to the goods called delights of natural love. (Apocalypse Explained 455[18])
"Behemoth" has the same meaning as "beast" in the Word, namely, the natural affections that belong to man. Therefore it is said, "behold, the Behemoth, which I have made with thee." His spiritual pasture is true knowledge; this is meant by "he eats grass like an ox." (Apocalypse Explained 507)
(റഫറൻസുകൾ: Apocalypse Explained 455)
Ride
'To ride upon the clouds,' as in Isaiah 19:1, signifies being in the wisdom of the Word.
'To ride upon the Word of truth and of meekness of righteousness' in Psalm 45:1, 5 is teaching the doctrine of truth and goodness.
'To ride upon a cherub,' as in Psalm 18:9, 10, denotes the Lord's providence preventing a person from entering the mysteries of faith contained in the Word.
'To ride' signifies being elevated regarding the intellectual part of the mind.
(റഫറൻസുകൾ: Arcana Coelestia 3190)
