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1 Ja Herra sanoi Moosekselle: "Veistä itsellesi kaksi kivitaulua, entisten kaltaista, niin minä kirjoitan niihin tauluihin ne sanat, jotka olivat entisissä tauluissa, jotka sinä murskasit.

2 Ole siis huomenaamuksi valmis; ja nouse huomenaamuna Siinain vuorelle ja seiso siellä minua vastassa vuoren huipulla.

3 Mutta älköön kukaan nousko sinne sinun kanssasi, älköönkä ketään näkykö koko vuorella; lampaitakaan ja karjaa älköön käykö laitumella vuoren vaiheilla."

4 Ja Mooses veisti kaksi kivitaulua, entisten kaltaista. Ja varhain seuraavana aamuna Mooses nousi Siinain vuorelle, niinkuin Herra oli häntä käskenyt, ja otti ne kaksi kivitaulua käteensä.

5 Niin Herra astui alas pilvessä, ja Mooses asettui siellä hänen läheisyyteensä ja huusi Herran nimeä.

6 Ja Herra kulki hänen ohitsensa ja huusi: "Herra, Herra on laupias ja armahtavainen Jumala, pitkämielinen ja suuri armossa ja uskollisuudessa,

7 joka pysyy armollisena tuhansille, joka antaa anteeksi pahat teot, rikokset ja synnit, mutta ei kuitenkaan jätä rankaisematta, vaan kostaa isien pahat teot lapsille ja lasten lapsille kolmanteen ja neljänteen polveen".

8 Niin Mooses kumartui nopeasti maahan ja rukoili ja sanoi:

9 "Herra, jos olen saanut armon sinun silmiesi edessä, niin käyköön Herra meidän keskellämme. Sillä tämä on tosin niskurikansa, mutta anna anteeksi meidän pahat tekomme ja syntimme ja ota meidät perintöosaksesi."

10 Hän vastasi: "Katso, minä teen liiton, minä teen kaiken sinun kansasi nähden ihmeellisiä tekoja, joiden kaltaisia ei ole tehty yhdessäkään maassa, ei minkään kansan keskuudessa. Niin koko kansa, jonka keskellä sinä olet, on näkevä Herran teot, sillä peljättävää on se, mitä minä sinulle teen.

11 Noudata, mitä minä tänä päivänä käsken sinun noudattaa. Katso, minä karkoitan sinun tieltäsi amorilaiset, kanaanilaiset, heettiläiset, perissiläiset, hivviläiset ja jebusilaiset.

12 Kavahda, ettet tee liittoa sen maan asukasten kanssa, johon tulet, etteivät he tulisi teidän keskuudessanne ansaksi;

13 vaan kukistakaa heidän alttarinsa ja murskatkaa heidän patsaansa ja hakatkaa maahan heidän asera-karsikkonsa.

14 Älä kumarra muuta jumalaa; sillä Herra on nimeltänsä Kiivas, hän on kiivas Jumala.

15 Älä siis tee liittoa maan asukasten kanssa, ettet, kun he kulkevat haureudessa jumaliensa jäljessä ja uhraavat jumalillensa ja kutsuvat sinua, sinä söisi heidän uhristaan,

16 ja etteivät heidän tyttärensä, kun sinä otat heitä pojillesi vaimoiksi ja kun he kulkevat haureudessa jumaliensa jäljessä, viettelisi sinun poikiasikin haureudessa kulkemaan heidän jumaliensa jäljessä.

17 Älä tee itsellesi valettuja jumalankuvia.

18 Vietä happamattoman leivän juhlaa: seitsemänä päivänä syö happamatonta leipää, niinkuin minä olen sinua käskenyt, määrättynä aikana, aabib-kuussa, sillä aabib-kuussa sinä olet lähtenyt Egyptistä.

19 Kaikki, mikä avaa äidinkohdun, on minun; samoin myös kaikki sinun karjasi urospuolet, raavaittesi ja lampaittesi ensiksisynnyttämät.

20 Mutta aasin ensiksisynnyttämä lunasta lampaalla, mutta jos et sitä lunasta, niin taita siltä niska. Jokainen esikoinen pojistasi lunasta. Ja tyhjin käsin älköön tultako minun kasvojeni eteen.

21 Kuusi päivää tee työtä, mutta lepää seitsemäs päivä; kyntö-ja elonleikkuuaikanakin sinun on levättävä.

22 Ja vietä viikkojuhla, kun leikkaat nisusi uutisen, ja korjuujuhla vuoden vaihteessa.

23 Kolme kertaa vuodessa kaikki sinun miesväkesi tulkoon Herran, sinun Herrasi, Israelin Jumalan, kasvojen eteen.

24 Sillä minä karkoitan kansat sinun tieltäsi ja laajennan sinun alueesi; eikä kukaan ole himoitseva sinun maatasi, kun sinä kolme kertaa vuodessa vaellat tullaksesi Herran, sinun Jumalasi, kasvojen eteen.

25 Älä uhraa minun teurasuhrini verta happamen leivän ohella. Ja pääsiäisjuhlan uhrista älköön mitään jääkö yli yön seuraavaan aamuun.

26 Parhaat maasi uutisesta tuo Herran, sinun Jumalasi, huoneeseen. Älä keitä vohlaa emänsä maidossa."

27 Ja Herra sanoi Moosekselle: "Kirjoita itsellesi nämä sanat, sillä näiden sanojen mukaisesti minä olen tehnyt liiton sinun ja Israelin kanssa".

28 Ja hän oli siellä Herran tykönä neljäkymmentä päivää ja neljäkymmentä yötä syömättä ja juomatta. Ja hän kirjoitti tauluihin liiton sanat, ne kymmenen sanaa.

29 Ja kun Mooses astui alas Siinain vuorelta ja hänellä vuorelta alas astuessaan oli kädessänsä kaksi laintaulua, ei hän tiennyt, että hänen kasvojensa iho oli tullut säteileväksi hänen puhuessaan Herran kanssa.

30 Ja kun Aaron ja kaikki israelilaiset näkivät Mooseksen kasvojen ihon säteilevän, pelkäsivät he lähestyä häntä.

31 Mutta Mooses huusi heitä; niin Aaron ja kaikki kansan päämiehet kääntyivät takaisin hänen luokseen, ja Mooses puhui heille.

32 Sitten kaikki israelilaiset lähestyivät häntä, ja hän käski heidän noudattaa kaikkea, mitä Herra oli puhunut hänelle Siinain vuorella.

33 Ja kun Mooses oli lakannut puhumasta heidän kanssaan, pani hän peitteen kasvoillensa.

34 Mutta niin usein kuin hän meni Herran eteen puhuttelemaan häntä, poisti hän peitteen, siksi kunnes tuli ulos. Ja tultuaan ulos hän puhui israelilaisille, mitä hänen oli käsketty puhua.

35 Ja israelilaiset näkivät joka kerta Mooseksen kasvojen ihon säteilevän; ja Mooses veti peitteen kasvoillensa, siksi kunnes hän jälleen meni puhuttelemaan häntä.

   

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Arcana Coelestia #9223

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9223. '[And] you shall not be slow [to offer] the firstfruits of your grain and the firstfruits of your wine' means that since all the good and the truth of faith come from the Lord they are to be ascribed to Him, not to self. This is clear from the meaning of 'the firstfruits' as those things which must occupy first place, thus which are the chief of them all, dealt with below; from the meaning of 'grain' as the good of the truth of faith, dealt with in 5295, 5410, 5959, and from the meaning of 'wine' as the truth of good, thus the truth of the good of faith, dealt with in 1798, 6377; and from the meaning of 'not being slow', when it has reference to the good and truth of faith, as ascribing from affection, since that which is done not slowly but swiftly is done from love and affection, 7695, 7866. The reason why ascribing to the Lord is meant is that the firstfruits, like the firstborn also, were given to Jehovah, and by Jehovah to Aaron and his seed, 'Jehovah' being used in the Word to mean the Lord, 1736, 2921, 3023, 3035, 5663, 6303, 6945, 6956, 8274, 8864. Consequently since the firstfruits of grain and wine are forms of the good and the truths of faith, the meaning is that they are to be ascribed to the Lord since they come from Him. For the truth that everything composing a person's thought and will flows in, and the truth that all goodness and truth come from the Lord, see 2886-2888, 3142, 3147, 4151, 4249, 5119, 5147, 5150, 5259, 5482, 5649, 5779, 5854, 5893, 6027, 6982, 6985, 6996, 7004, 7055, 7056, 7058, 7270, 7343, 8321, 8685, 8701, 8717, 8728, 8823, 8864, 9110, 9111; and the same truths from experience, 6053-6058, 6189-6215, 6307-6327, 6466-6495, 6598-6626.

[2] The firstfruits that were to be offered to the Lord were the firstfruits of the harvest and the firstfruits of vintage, 1 also the firstfruits of shearing, and the firstfruits of fruit too. The firstfruits of the harvest were parched and fresh ears of grain, also a sheaf that was to be waved, and afterwards products of the threshing-floor, which were cakes, while the firstfruits of vintage were the firstfruits of wine, must, and oil. In addition to these there were the firstfruits of shearing the flock, and also the firstfruits of fruit, which were offered in a basket. In addition also all the firstborn were offered to the Lord, though the firstborn of human beings were redeemed, as also were the firstborn of animals that were not offered in sacrifices, such as those of asses, mules, horses, and the like. Firstfruits and firstborn were offered to Jehovah and were given by Jehovah to Aaron and his seed because Aaron and his sons, who served in the office of high priest, represented the Lord. In the present verse 'the firstfruits of grain and of wine' is used to mean all the firstfruits of harvest and vintage that have been referred to immediately above. For the words used in the original language are 'the fullness of grain' and 'the tear of wine', 'fullness' being the harvest when it has ripened and also been gathered in, and 'tears' drops of fluid that trickle down.

[3] What was represented specifically by firstfruits - for all the religious laws and practices which the Lord commanded the children of Israel represented internal aspects of the Church - becomes clear when the particular products whose firstfruits were offered are considered in the internal sense. 'Grain' means the good of faith and 'wine' the truth of faith, as may be seen in the places referred to above. Giving firstfruits to Jehovah was a sign that the ascription of every good and truth of faith to the Lord and not to self was the first thing of the Church. Ascribing them to the Lord consists in knowing, acknowledging, and believing that they spring from the Lord and in no way at all from self; for as shown above, faith comes entirely from the Lord. The reason why 'the firstfruits' have this meaning is that firstfruits were offerings and gifts which were thanksgivings for the fruits of the earth. They were the acknowledgement of blessings from Jehovah, that is, from the Lord, and therefore the acknowledgement that all things came from Him. In the internal sense they are the acknowledgement [that He is the Source] of every good and truth of faith, which are meant by harvest, grain, oil, must, wine, wool, and fruit, whose firstfruits were given. Regarding these 'firstfruits', see Exodus 23:19; 34:26; Leviticus 23:10-11, 20; Numbers 15:19-21; 18:12-13; Deuteronomy 18:4; 26:1-11; and 'firstfruits' have a similar meaning in Ezekiel 20:40 and Micah 7:1-2.

Fusnotat:

1. i.e. the time or season when grapes and other fruits such as olives are harvested

  
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Arcana Coelestia #3128

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3128. 'And told [those of] her mother's house all about these things' means towards whatever natural good enlightenment was able to reach. This is clear from the meaning of 'mother's house' as the good of the external man, that is, natural good. For 'a house' means good, see 2233, 2234, 1 2559; and man's external or natural is received from the mother, but his internal from the father, 1815. In the Word the good that exists with a person is compared to 'a house', and for that reason one who is governed by good is called 'the House of God'. But internal good is called one's 'father's house', while good of an identical degree is spoken of as one's 'brethren's house', and external good, which is the same as natural good, is referred to as one's 'mother's house'. Furthermore all good and truth is born in this fashion, that is to say, by means of the influx of internal good as the father into external good as the mother.

[2] Since the subject in this verse is the origin of truth that was to be joined to good in the Rational it is therefore said that Rebekah, who represents that truth, 'ran to her mother's house', for this is where truth originates. As stated and shown above, all good flows in by an internal route, that is, by way of the soul, into man's rational, and through the rational into his factual knowledge, and even into his sensory awareness, and by means of enlightenment there causes truths to be seen. From there truths are summoned, stripped of the natural form they possess, and joined to good in the mid-way position, that is to say, in the rational, and together constitute the rational man, and at length the spiritual man. How all this is effected however is quite unknown to anyone, for at the present day scarcely any knowledge exists of what good is or of its being distinct and separate from truth. Still less does anyone know that a person is reformed by means of the influx of good into truth and by the joining together of the two. Nor is it known that the rational is distinct and separate from the natural. And since these matters which are very general are unknown, it cannot possibly be known how truth is introduced into good, and how the joining together of these two is effected - which are the things dealt with in this chapter in the internal sense. Now seeing that these arcana have been revealed and are open to view to any who are governed by good, that is, who have minds like those of angels, such arcana, no matter how obscure they may appear to others, must be explained since they are in the internal sense.

[3] Regarding that enlightenment, which comes from good by way of truth in the natural man, here called 'the mother's house', the position is that Divine Good with man flows into his rational, and through the rational into his natural, and even into his factual knowledge, that is, into the cognitions and matters of doctrine there, as has been stated. Then by fitting the truths there to itself, inflowing Divine Good shapes them for itself, and by means of them enlightens everything in the natural man. But if the life of the natural man is such that it does not receive Divine Good, but either rejects, or perverts, or stifles it, Divine Good cannot fit truths to itself and so shape them for itself. As a consequence the natural cannot be enlightened any longer, for enlightenment in the natural man is effected by good through truths; and when there is no longer any enlightenment no reformation can take place. This is the reason why in the internal sense also so much reference is made to the nature of the natural man, and so to the origin of truth, namely that it arises from the good there.

Fusnotat:

1. This number does not appear to be correct.

  
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