7728. And our cattle also shall go with us. That this signifies that it—namely, worship—will be from the good of truth, is evident from the signification of “cattle,” as being the good of truth (see n. 6016, 6045). That “to go with us” denotes that from this there may be worship, namely, by sacrifices and burnt-offerings, is evident.

6016. And they took their cattle. That this signifies the goods of truth, is evident from the signification of “cattle,” as being the good of truth; for by “cattle” are meant both flocks and herds, and also horses, camels, mules, and asses. And as “flocks” in the internal sense are interior goods, and “herds” exterior goods, but “horses,” “camels,” “mules,” and “asses” such things as are of the intellectual, all of which bear relation to truths, therefore by “cattle” is signified the good of truth.