4133. And thou hast stolen my heart. That this signifies that it no longer had Divine good as before, is evident from the signification of “stealing the heart,” as being to take away that which is dear and holy (n. 4112); consequently that through this separation it no longer had Divine good as before.

3782. And behold Rachel his daughter. That this signifies the affection of interior truth, is evident from the representation of Rachel, as being the affection of interior truth; and of Leah, as being the affection of exterior truth, concerning which in what follows.