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1 Τοτε ο Ιωσηφ δεν ηδυνηθη να συγκρατηση εαυτον ενωπιον παντων των παρισταμενων εμπροσθεν αυτου· και εφωνησεν, Εκβαλετε παντας απ' εμου· και δεν εμεινεν ουδεις μετ' αυτου, ενω ο Ιωσηφ ανεγνωριζετο εις τους αδελφους αυτου.

2 και αφηκε φωνην μετα κλαυθμου· και ηκουσαν οι Αιγυπτιοι· ηκουσε δε και ο οικος του Φαραω.

3 Και ειπεν ο Ιωσηφ προς τους αδελφους αυτου, Εγω ειμαι ο Ιωσηφ· ο πατηρ μου ετι ζη; Και δεν ηδυναντο οι αδελφοι αυτου να αποκριθωσι προς αυτον· διοτι εταραχθησαν εκ της παρουσιας αυτου.

4 Και ειπεν ο Ιωσηφ προς τους αδελφους αυτου, Πλησιασατε προς εμε, παρακαλω. Και επλησιασαν. Και ειπεν, Εγω ειμαι Ιωσηφ ο αδελφος σας, τον οποιον επωλησατε εις την Αιγυπτον.

5 Τωρα λοιπον μη λυπεισθε μηδ' ας φανη εις εσας σκληρον οτι με επωλησατε εδω· επειδη εις διατηρησιν ζωης με απεστειλεν ο Θεος εμπροσθεν σας.

6 Διοτι τουτο ειναι το δευτερον ετος της πεινης επι της γης· και μενουσιν ακομη πεντε ετη, εις τα οποια δεν θελει εισθαι ουτε αροτριασις ουτε θερισμος.

7 Και ο Θεος με απεστειλεν εμπροσθεν σας δια να διατηρησω εις εσας διαδοχην επι της γης και να διαφυλαξω την ζωην σας μετα μεγαλης λυτρωσεως.

8 Τωρα λοιπον δεν με απεστειλατε εδω σεις, αλλ' ο Θεος· και με εκαμε πατερα εις τον Φαραω και κυριον παντος του οικου αυτου και αρχοντα πασης της γης Αιγυπτου.

9 Σπευσαντες αναβητε προς τον πατερα μου και ειπατε προς αυτον, Ουτω λεγει ο υιος σου Ιωσηφ· Ο Θεος με εκαμε κυριον πασης Αιγυπτου· καταβηθι προς εμε, μη σταθης·

10 και θελεις κατοικησει εν γη Γεσεν και θελεις εισθαι πλησιον μου, συ και οι υιοι σου και οι υιοι των υιων σου και τα ποιμνια σου και αι αγελαι σου, και παντα οσα εχεις·

11 και θελω σε εκτρεφει εκει διοτι μενουσιν ακομη πεντε ετη πεινης, δια να μη ελθης εις στερησιν, συ και ο οικος σου και παντα οσα εχεις.

12 Και ιδου, οι οφθαλμοι σας βλεπουσι και οι οφθαλμοι του αδελφου μου Βενιαμιν, οτι το στομα μου λαλει προς εσας·

13 απαγγειλατε λοιπον προς τον πατερα μου πασαν την δοξαν μου εν Αιγυπτω και παντα οσα ειδετε, και σπευσαντες καταβιβασατε τον πατερα μου εδω.

14 Και πεσων επι τον τραχηλον Βενιαμιν του αδελφου αυτου, εκλαυσε· και ο Βενιαμιν εκλαυσεν επι τον τραχηλον εκεινου.

15 Και καταφιλησας παντας τους αδελφους αυτου, εκλαυσεν επ' αυτους· και μετα ταυτα ωμιλησαν οι αδελφοι αυτου μετ' αυτου.

16 Και η φημη ηκουσθη εις τον οικον του Φαραω λεγουσα, Οι αδελφοι του Ιωσηφ ηλθον· εχαρη δε ο Φαραω και οι δουλοι αυτου.

17 Και ειπεν ο Φαραω προς τον Ιωσηφ, Ειπε προς τους αδελφους σου, τουτο καμετε· φορτωσατε τα ζωα σας και υπαγετε, αναβητε εις γην Χανααν·

18 και παραλαβοντες τον πατερα σας, και τας οικογενειας σας, ελθετε προς εμε· και θελω σας δωσει τα αγαθα της γης Αιγυπτου και θελετε φαγει το παχος της γης.

19 Και συ προσταξον· Τουτο καμετε, λαβετε εις εαυτους αμαξας εκ της γης Αιγυπτου, δια τα παιδια σας και δια τας γυναικας σας· και σηκωσαντες τον πατερα σας ελθετε·

20 και μη λυπηθητε την αποσκευην σας· διοτι τα αγαθα πασης της γης Αιγυπτου θελουσιν εισθαι ιδικα σας.

21 Και εκαμον ουτως οι υιοι του Ισραηλ· και ο Ιωσηφ εδωκεν εις αυτους αμαξας κατα την προσταγην του Φαραω· εδωκεν εις αυτους και ζωοτροφιαν δια την οδον.

22 Εις παντας αυτους εδωκεν εις εκαστον αλλαγας ενδυματων· εις δε τον Βενιαμιν εδωκε τριακοσια αργυρια και πεντε αλλαγας ενδυματων.

23 Προς δε τον πατερα αυτου εστειλε ταυτα· δεκα ονους φορτωμενους εκ των αγαθων της Αιγυπτου και δεκα θηλυκας ονους φορτωμενας σιτον και αρτους και ζωοτροφιας εις τον πατερα αυτου δια την οδον.

24 Και εξαπεστειλε τους αδελφους αυτου και ανεχωρησαν· και ειπε προς αυτους, Μη συγχυζεσθε καθ' οδον.

25 Και ανεβησαν εξ Αιγυπτου και ηλθον εις γην Χανααν προς Ιακωβ τον πατερα αυτων.

26 Και απηγγειλαν προς αυτον λεγοντες, Ετι ζη ο Ιωσηφ και ειναι αρχων εφ' ολης της γης Αιγυπτου· και ελειποθυμησεν η καρδια αυτου· διοτι δεν επιστευεν αυτους.

27 Ειπον δε προς αυτον παντας τους λογους του Ιωσηφ, τους οποιους ειχεν ειπει προς αυτους· και αφου ειδε τας αμαξας τας οποιας εστειλεν ο Ιωσηφ δια να σηκωσωσιν αυτον, ανεζωπυρηθη το πνευμα του Ιακωβ του πατρος αυτων.

28 Και ειπεν ο Ισραηλ, Αρκει· Ιωσηφ ο υιος μου ετι ζη· θελω υπαγει και θελω ιδει αυτον, πριν αποθανω.

   

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Arcana Coelestia #5913

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5913. 'And your flocks, and your herds' means natural good, interior and exterior. This is clear from the meaning of 'flock' as interior good, dealt with in 2566, in this case interior natural good since the flocks belonged to Israel, who represents spiritual good from the natural, 5906; and from the meaning of 'herd' as exterior natural good. The reason why 'herd' means exterior good and 'flocks' interior good is that the animals which constituted a herd, such as oxen and young bulls, were signs, when used in sacrifices, of external forms of the good of charity and also of the forms of good present in the external man. But the animals constituting flocks, such as lambs, sheep, she-goats, were signs of internal forms of the good of charity and also of the forms of good present in the internal man. Consequently people in whom these forms of good are present are referred to in the Word by the single term 'flock', and the one who leads them by the term 'pastor' or 'shepherd'.

  
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Arcana Coelestia #5663

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5663. 'Your God and the God of your father' means the Lord's Divine Human. This becomes clear from the fact that where the name God or the name Jehovah is used in the Word, the Lord and no one else is meant, 1343, 1736, 2921, 3035. And when the words 'your God and the God of your father' are used - that is, the God of Israel and Jacob and of his sons - the Lord's Divine Human is meant, in particular His Divine Natural, 3305, 4286, 4570; for 'Israel' represented the Lord's interior Natural, 'Jacob' His exterior Natural, and 'his sons' the truths present in that Natural.

[2] The truth that the Lord was meant by God and Jehovah in the Word was unknown to the Jewish Church; and the Christian Church at the present day does not know it, the reason for its ignorance of this truth being that it has distinguished the Divine into three separate persons. But the Ancient Church which existed after the Flood, and especially the Most Ancient Church which existed before the Flood, did not understand by Jehovah and God anyone else than the Lord, in particular His Divine Human. They did know about the Divine Himself who dwells within the Lord, and whom the Lord calls His Father; but they could not engage in any thought about the Divine Himself who dwells within the Lord, only about His Divine Human, and consequently could not be joined to any other that is Divine. For that linking together is effected through thought which is the activity of the understanding and through affection which is the activity of the will, thus through faith and love. When anyone thinks about the Divine Himself his thought becomes lost so to speak in boundless space and so is dissipated. As a consequence no joining together can result. But it is different when anyone thinks about the Divine Himself as the Divine Human. Those people living in former times also knew that unless they were joined to the Divine they could not be saved.

[3] It was therefore a Divine Human that the Ancient Churches worshipped, and it was Jehovah in this Divine Human that revealed Himself among them. That Divine Human was also the Divine Himself in heaven, for heaven consists of a single human being called the Grand Man, dealt with at the ends of chapters up to this point. The Divine in heaven is essentially the Divine Himself; but He exists in heaven as a Divine Man. This Man is the one the Lord took upon Himself, made Divine within Himself, and made one with the Divine Himself, even as He had from eternity been made one with Him; for He has from eternity been one. He acted in that way because the human race could not otherwise be saved. The channel formed by heaven, and so by the Divine Human there, by means of which the Divine Himself came into people's minds was no longer adequate; therefore the Divine Himself was willing to make the Divine Human one with Himself through the Human He actually took upon Himself in the world. This Divine Human and that Divine Himself are the Lord.

  
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