3532. Upon me be thy curse, my son. That this signifies that there would be no disjunction is evident from the signification of a “curse,” as being disjunction (see just above, n. 3530); and because the perception was from the Divine (n. 3531), it signifies that there should be no disjunction.

3531. And his mother said unto him. That this signifies perception from Divine truth, is evident from the signification of “saying,” as being to perceive, concerning which often above; and from the representation of Rebekah, here the “mother,” as being the Divine truth of the Lord’s Divine rational (n. 3012, 3013).