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1 Jahve reče Mojsiju:

2 "Pozvao sam, gledaj, po imenu Besalela, sina Urijeva, od koljena Hurova iz plemena Judina.

3 Napunio sam ga duhom Božjim koji mu je dao umješnost, razumijevanje i sposobnost za svakovrsne poslove:

4 da zamišlja nacrte za radove od zlata, srebra i tuča;

5 za rezanje dragulja, za umetanje; za rezbarije u drvu i poslove svakakve.

6 Dodao sam još Oholiaba, sina Ahisamakova iz Danova plemena; vještinom sam obdario sve sposobne ljude da mognu napraviti sve što sam ti naredio:

7 Šator sastanka, Kovčeg Svjedočanstva, povrh njega Pomirilište i sav namještaj Šatora;

8 stol i sav njegov pribor, čisti svijećnjak sa svim njegovim priborom;

9 kadioni žrtvenik, žrtvenik za žrtve paljenice i njegov pribor, onda umivaonik i njegovo podnožje;

10 odijela za službu, posvećena odijela za svećenika Arona i odijela za njegove sinove, za njihovu svećeničku službu;

11 pa ulje za pomazanje i miomirisni tamjan za Svetište. Sve neka načine kako sam ti naredio."

12 Jahve opet reče Mojsiju:

13 "Reci Izraelcima: Subote moje morate održavati, jer subota je znak između mene i vas od naraštaja do naraštaja, da budete svjesni da vas ja, Jahve, posvećujem.

14 Držite, dakle, subotu, jer je ona za vas sveta. Tko je oskvrne neka se pogubi; tko bude u njoj radio ikakav posao neka se odstrani iz svoga naroda.

15 Šest dana neka se vrše poslovi, ali sedmi dan neka bude dan posvemašnjeg odmora, Jahvi posvećen. Tko bi u dan subotni obavljao kakav posao neka se pogubi.

16 Stoga neka Izraelci drže subotu - svetkujući je od naraštaja do naraštaja - kao vječni savez.

17 Neka je ona znak, zauvijek, između mene i Izraelaca. TÓa Jahve je za šest dana sazdao nebo i zemlju, a sedmoga je dana prestao raditi i odahnuo."

18 Kad Jahve svrši svoj razgovor s Mojsijem na Sinajskom brdu, dade mu dvije ploče Svjedočanstva, ploče kamene, ispisane prstom Božjim.

   

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Arcana Coelestia # 10253

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10253. Five hundred. That this signifies full, is evident from the signification of the number “five hundred,” as being what is full. That “five hundred” denotes what is full is because this number is compounded of five twice multiplied by ten, or five times a hundred; and by “five” is signified much, in like manner by “ten,” and by a “hundred;” hence by “five hundred” is signified what is full. (That by “five” is signified much, see n. 5708, 5956, 9102; so by “ten,” n. 3107, 4638; also by a “hundred,” n. 4400, 6582, 6594; and that all numbers in the Word signify real things, see the places cited in n. 9488; and that compound numbers signify the like as the simple ones from which they come forth by multiplication, n. 5291, 5335, 5708, 7973.)

[2] That numbers signify real things is clearly evident in Ezekiel, where the house of God with all within and without it, and also the new earth, are measured, and are described by the numbers of the measure (chapters 40 to 48); and by the “new earth” is there meant the church, and by the “house of God” the holiness of it; in like manner by John in Revelation, where also the New Jerusalem, by which also is meant a new church, is described by the numbers of the measure. If numbers had not signified real things, all these measurements would have been of no value.

[3] That “five hundred” signifies the whole from one end to the other, thus what is full, is evident from this in Ezekiel:

He measured outside the house, or temple, on the eastern quarter, five hundred reeds round about; on the northern quarter five hundred reeds round about; on the southern quarter five hundred reeds; and on the quarter of the sea five hundred reeds. Its wall round about; the length five hundred reeds, and the breadth five hundred reeds; to distinguish between that which was holy and that which was profane (Ezekiel 42:15-20);

from which words it is plain that “five hundred” denotes the whole in the complex, or everything holy from one end to the other, thus what is full, for it is said that the wall, which was of this length and breadth in a square, distinguished between what was holy and what was profane.

[4] That “five hundred” signifies much; and its tenth part, or “fifty,” relatively something is evident from the Lord’s words to Simon in Luke:

Jesus said, A certain creditor had two debtors; the one owed five hundred pence, and the other fifty. When they had nothing to pay, he forgave them both; therefore which of them will love him most? Simon answered, He to whom he forgave most. Jesus said, Just so the woman’s many sins are forgiven, because she loved much; but to whom little is forgiven, the same loveth little (Luke 7:41 to the end).

The Lord employed these numbers because they signified much and something; for He spoke from the Divine, thus by means of significatives according to correspondences; and also in all other places, as when He spoke of the virgins, whom He called “ten,” and “five” of them wise, and “five” foolish. He said “ten,” because by this number are signified all, that is, of the church; and “five,” because by this number is signified some part (n. 4637, 4638).

  
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6582. And Joseph lived a hundred and ten years. That this signifies the state and quality, is evident from the signification of numbers in the Word, as being things (see n. 575, 1963, 1988, 2075, 2252, 3252, 4264, 5265, 6175); and indeed the state and quality of the thing (n. 4670). So also it is with the number a “hundred and ten,” which contains the state and quality of the life of memory-knowledges from the internal.

  
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