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1 Tämä on Esaun sukukunta, joka on Edom.

2 Esau otti emännät Kanaanin tyttäristä: Adan, Hetiläisen Elonin tyttären, ja Oholibaman, Anan Heviläisen Zibeonin pojan tyttären.

3 Ja Basmatin, Ismaelin tyttären, Nebajotin sisaren.

4 Ada synnytti Esaulle Eliphan. Ja Basmat synnytti Reguelin.

5 Oholibama synnytti Jeun, Jaelamin ja Koran. Nämät ovat Esaun lapset, jotka hänelle syntyivät Kanaanin maalla.

6 Ja Esau otti emäntänsä, poikansa ja tyttärensä ja kaiki huoneensa sielut, ja karjansa ja kaikki juhtansa, ja kaiken sen tavaransa, kuin hän oli pannut kokoon Kanaanin maalla: ja meni (toiselle) maalle, veljensä Jakobin tyköä.

7 Sillä heidän tavaransa oli niin suuri, ettei he taitaneet asua ynnä: ja se maa, jossa he muukalaiset olivat, ei vetänyt heitä heidän karjansa (paljouden) tähden.

8 Niin asui Esau Seirin vuorella, ja tämä Esau on Edom.

9 Nämät ovat Esaun sukukunnat Edomilaisten isän Seirin vuorella.

10 Nämät ovat Esaun poikain nimet: Eliphas, Adan Esaun emännän poika: Reguel Basmatin Esaun emännän poika.

11 Ja Eliphan pojat olivat: Teman, Omar, Zepho, ja Gaetam ja Kenas.

12 Mutta Timna oli Eliphan Esaun pojan jalkavaimo, joka synnytti hänelle Amalekin. Ne ovat Adan Esaun emännän lapset.

13 Mutta Reguelin lapset ovat nämät: Nahat, ja Zera, Samma, Missa. Ne ovat Basmatin Esaun emännän lapset.

14 Mutta nämät olivat Oholibaman Esaun emännän pojat, Anan tyttären Zibeonin pojan tyttären lapset; jotka hän synnytti Esaulle: Jeus ja Jaelam ja Kora.

15 Nämät ovat ruhtinaat Esaun lapsista: Eliphan Esaun esikoisen lapset ovat nämät: se ruhtinas Teman, se ruhtinas Omar, se ruhtinas Zepho, se ruhtinas Kenas.

16 Se ruhtinas Kora, se ruhtinas Gaetam, se ruhtinas Amalek. Nämät ovat ruhtinaat Eliphasta Edomin maalla, ja ovat Adan lapset.

17 Ja nämät ovat Reguelin Esaun pojan lapset: se ruhtinasa Nahat, se ruhtinas Sera, se ruhtinas Samma, se ruhtinas Missa. Nämät ovat ruhtinaat Reguelista Edomilaisten maalla ja ovat Basmatin Esaun emännän lapset.

18 Mutta nämät ovat Oholibaman Esaun emännän lapset: se ruhtinas Jeus, se ruhtinas Jaelam, se ruhtinas Kora. Nämät ovat ruhtinaat Oholibamasta, Anan tyttärestä, Esaun emännästä.

19 Nämät ovat Esaun lapset, ja heidän ruhtinaansa. Hän on Edom.

20 Mutta nämät ovat Seirin Horilaisen lapset, jotka sillä maalla asuivat: Lotan, Sobal, Sibeon, Ana.

21 Dison, Etser ja Disan. Nämät ovat Horilaisten ruhtinaat, Seirin lapset Edomin maalla.

22 Mutta Lotanin lapset ovat: Hori ja Heman: ja Lotanin sisar Timna.

23 Sobalin lapset olivat nämät: Alvan, Manahat, Ebal, Sepho ja Onam.

24 Nämät olivat Sibeonin lapset: Aja ja Ana. Tämä on se Ana, joka korvessa löi Jeminiläiset, kaitessansa isänsä Sibeonin aaseja.

25 Mutta Ananin lapset olivat: Dison ja Oholibama Ananin tytär.

26 Disonin lapset olivat: Hemdan, ja Esban, Jetran ja Karan.

27 Etserin lapset olivat: Bilhan, ja Savan ja Akan.

28 Disanin lapset olivat: Uts ja Aran.

29 Nämät ovat Horilaisten ruhtinaat: se ruhtinas Lotan, se ruhtinas Sobal, se ruhtinas Zibeon, se ruhtinas Ana.

30 Se ruhtinas Dison, se ruhtinas Etser, se ruhtinas Disan. Nämät ovat Horilaisten ruhtinaat, heidän ruhtinastensa seassa Seirin maalla.

31 Mutta kuninkaat kuin Edomin maalla hallitsivat, ennenkuin joku kuningas hallitsi Israelin lapsia, ovat nämät:

32 Niin hallitsi Edomissa Bela Beorin poika: ja hänen kaupunkinsa nimi on Dinhaba.

33 Ja koska Bela kuoli, tuli Jobab Seran poika Bosrasta kuninkaaksi hänen siaansa.

34 Kuin Jobab kuoli, tuli Husam Temanilaisten maalta kuninkaaksi hänen siaansa.

35 Koska Husam kuoli, tuli Hadad Bedadin poika kuninkaaksi hänen siaansa, joka löi Midianilaiset Moabilaisten kedolla, ja hänen kaupunkinsa nimi oli Avit.

36 Koska Hadad kuoli, hallitsi Samla Masrekasta hänen siassansa.

37 Koska Samla kuoli, tuli Saul kuninkaaksi hänen siaansa, Rehobotin virran tyköä.

38 Koska Saul kuoli, tuli Baalhanan Akborin poika kuninkaaksi hänen siaansa.

39 Koska Baalhanan Akborin poika kuoli, tuli Hadar kuninkaaksi hänen siaansa, ja hänen kaupunkinsa nimi oli Pagu: ja hänen emäntänsä nimi oli Mehetabeel, Matredin tytär, joka Mesahabin tytär oli.

40 Ja nämät ovat Esaun ruhtinasten nimet heidän suvuissansa, paikoissansa ja nimissänsä: se ruhtinas Timna, se ruhtinas Alva, se ruhtinas Jetet.

41 Se ruhtinas Oholibama, se ruhtinas Ela, se ruhtinas Pinon.

42 Se ruhtinas Kenas, se ruhtinas Teman, se ruhtinas Mibtsar.

43 Se ruhtinas Magdiel, se ruhtinas Iram. Nämät ovat Edomin ruhtinaat, niin kuin he asuneet ovat perintö-maallansa, ja Esau on Edomilaisten isä.

   


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Arcana Coelestia #6377

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6377. He washes his clothing in wine. That this signifies that His natural is Divine truth from His Divine good, is evident from the signification of “washing,” as being to purify (see n. 3147); from the signification of “wine,” as being the good of love toward the neighbor, and the good of faith, and in the supreme sense Divine truth from the Divine good of the Lord (of which presently); and from the signification of “clothing,” as being what is exterior, which covers what is interior (n. 5248); thus the natural, for this is exterior, and covers the rational which is interior; hence also “clothing” denotes truth, because truth is exterior, and covers good which is interior (n. 2576, 4545, 4763, 5319, 5954).

[2] That “wine” denotes love toward the neighbor and the good of faith, may be seen from what has been shown in respect to the bread and wine in the Holy Supper (n. 2165, 2177, 3464, 4581, 5915), namely, that the “bread” is the good of celestial love, and that the “wine” is the good of spiritual love. This may be seen also from the meat-offering and the drink-offering in the sacrifices, in which the “meat-offering” signified the good of love, and the “drink-offering” the good of faith, the meat-offering consisting of such things as signified the good of love, and the drink-offering of wine which signified the good of faith; moreover the very sacrifices were called “bread” (n. 2165). That a drink-offering of wine was employed in the sacrifices may be seen in Exodus 29:40; Leviticus 23:1 2, 13, 18, 19; Numbers 15:2-15; 28:6-7, 18 end; 29:1-7.

[3] That “wine” signifies love toward the neighbor and the good of faith, is plain also from Isaiah:

Everyone that thirsteth, come ye to the waters, and he that hath no silver; come ye, buy and eat; yea come, buy wine and milk without silver and without price (Isaiah 55:1);

everyone must know that they were not to buy wine and milk, but that which is signified by wine and milk, that is, love toward the neighbor and faith; these are given by the Lord without silver and without price.

[4] And in Hosea:

The threshing-floor and the winepress shall not feed them, and the new wine shall deceive them. Ephraim shall return into Egypt, and they shall eat what is unclean in Assyria. They shall not pour out wine to Jehovah; and their sacrifices shall not be pleasing unto Him (Hos. 9:2-4);

here also in the internal sense are meant the good of love and the good of faith, that they ceased; the good of love is the “threshing-floor,” from the grain there and the bread that comes from it; and the good of faith is the “wine press,” the “new wine,” and the “libation of wine:” that “Ephraim shall return into Egypt” denotes that the intellectual should consult memory-knowledges with respect to the secrets of faith; “they shall eat what is unclean in Assyria” denotes that which results from the consequent reasoning. (That “Ephraim” is the intellectual of the church, may be seen, n. 5354, 6222, 6238, 6267; also that “Egypt” is memory-knowledge, n. 1164, 1165, 1186, 1462, 5702; and “Assyria” reasoning, n. 1186.) Moreover the very connection shows that there is more in the words than appears in the letter; for in the internal sense there is coherence, but not in the external; as when it is said that “the threshing-floor and the winepress shall not feed them,” and that “the new wine shall deceive them,” and presently that “Ephraim shall return into Egypt, and they shall eat what is unclean in Assyria;” and moreover without the internal sense what could be meant by “Ephraim returning into Egypt,” and by their “eating what is unclean in Assyria?”

[5] The cessation of mutual love and of the good of faith is also described by a “winepress” and “wine” in Jeremiah:

Upon thy vintage hath the waster fallen; whence gladness was gathered, and joy from Carmel, and from the land of Moab, for I have caused wine to cease from the winepresses; he will not tread hedad 1 (Jeremiah 48:32-33).

[6] That “wine” signifies the good of mutual love and of faith, is plain also in John:

I heard a voice out of the midst of the four animals saying, Hurt not the oil and the wine (Revelation 6:6); where “oil” is the good of celestial love; and “wine,” the good of spiritual love.

[7] The like is meant by “oil and wine” in the Lord’s parable about the Samaritan, in Luke:

A certain Samaritan as he journeyed, and seeing him who had been wounded by thieves, was moved with compassion, wherefore coming to him he bound up his wounds, pouring in oil and wine (Luke 10:33-34); where “pouring in oil and wine” signifies that he performed the works of love and of charity. (That “oil” denotes the good of love may be seen above, n. 886, 3728) The like was meant by the ancients pouring oil and wine upon a pillar when they sanctified it (Genesis 35:14; n. 4581, 4582).

[8] That “wine” denotes the good of love and of faith, is plain from the Lord’s words which He said of wine when He instituted the Holy Supper:

I say to you that I will not drink henceforth of this product of the vine until that day when I shall drink it new with you in My Father’s kingdom (Matthew 26:29; Luke 22:17-18);

everyone can see that He would not drink wine there, but that there is signified the good of love and of faith, which He would give to those who are of His kingdom. The like is signified by “wine” in Isaiah 24:9, 11; Lam. 2:11-12; Hos. 14:7; Amos 9:13-14; Zech. 9:15, 17; Luke 5:37-39.

[9] As “wine” signifies the good of love and of faith, therefore in the supreme sense it signifies the Divine truth from the Divine good of the Lord, for from this by influx the man who receives it has the good of love and of faith.

[10] As most expressions in the Word have also a contrary sense, so also has “wine,” in which sense “wine” signifies falsity from evil, as in Isaiah:

Woe unto them that rise up in the morning under the dawn, and follow strong drink; that tarry into the twilight, that wine may inflame them! Woe to the heroes to drink wine, and to men of strength to mingle strong drink! (Isaiah 5:11, 22).

Again:

These also err through wine, and through strong drink go astray; the priest and the prophet err through strong drink, they are swallowed up of wine, they go astray through strong drink; they err among the seer, they stumble in judgment (Isaiah 28:7).

The shepherds know not to understand, they all look back to their own way. Come ye, I will take wine, and we will be drunken with strong drink; and let there be, on the morrow, as on this day, a great abundance (Isaiah 56:11-12).

And further (in Jeremiah 13:12; Hos. 4:11; 7:5; Amos 2:8; Mic. 2:11 Psalms 75:8; Deuteronomy 32:33). Falsity from evil is also signified by the “cup of the wine of anger” (Jeremiah 25:15-16; Revelation 14:8, 10; 16:19); and by the “wine press of the wine of the fury of the anger of God” (Revelation 19:15); and by the “wine of whoredom” (Revelation 17:2; 18:3).

Fusnotat:

1. Hedad is supposed to have been a loud shout of rejoicing somewhat like our “Hurrah!” and therefore untranslatable. It is so treated by Swedenborg, who systematically leaves it just as it stands in the Hebrew. In explaining its meaning he says: “The ovation or rejoicing aloud of those who tread the winepress is meant by hedad” (Apocalypse Explained922:4). “By hedad is signified the end when the people were wont to rejoice aloud and utter a cry on the completion of the vintage and gathering in of the harvest” (AE 911:10).

  
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5915. And I will sustain thee there. That this signifies continuous influx of spiritual life from the internal celestial, is evident from the signification of “sustaining,” when it is said by Joseph, by whom is represented the internal celestial, as being the influx of spiritual life from the internal celestial; sustenance in the spiritual sense being nothing else than the influx of good and of truth through heaven from the Lord. From this are the angels sustained, and from this is the soul of man (that is, his internal man) sustained. To this sustenance corresponds the sustenance of the external man by food and drink; and therefore by “food” is signified good, and by “drink,” truth. Such also is the correspondence, that when a man is partaking of food, the angels with him are in the idea of good and truth, and wonderful to say with a difference according to the species of the food. Thus when a man in the Holy Supper receives the bread and the wine, the angels with him are in the idea of the good of love and the good of faith (n. 3464, 3735), for the reason that bread corresponds to the good of love, and wine to the good of faith; and because they correspond, they also signify the same in the Word.

[2] That man’s soul (that is, the internal man) is sustained by spiritual food and drink, that is, by good and truth, is evident from the Lord’s words in Moses:

Man doth not live by bread only, but by every utterance of the mouth of Jehovah doth man live (Deuteronomy 8:3; Matthew 4:4).

The “utterance of the mouth of Jehovah” is the good and the truth which proceed from Him.

In John:

Labor not for the food which perisheth, but for the food which remaineth into eternal life, which the Son of man will give you (John 6:27).

Again:

The disciples besought Jesus, saying, Master, eat. He said to them, I have food to eat that ye know not (John 4:31-32).

And concerning drink, in the same:

Jesus said, If anyone thirst, let him come unto me and drink; whosoever believeth in Me, as the Scripture hath said, out of his belly shall flow streams of living water (John 7:37-38).

  
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