6381. From what has now been said of Judah, it is very evident that there is an internal sense of the Word, and that unless what this sense involves is known, that which is signified by the things written of Judah cannot be known; as that he is a “lion’s whelp,” that he is “gone up from the prey,” that he “bowed and couched as a lion,” and “as an old lion;” and what is signified by a “lawgiver from between his feet,” by “Shiloh,” by “binding his young ass unto the vine, and his ass’s colt unto the choice vine,” by “washing his clothing in wine, and his covering in the blood of grapes,” by “his eyes being red with wine, and his teeth white with milk.” The meaning of all these things would lie completely hidden, unless they were uncovered by means of a sense that lies deeper.