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Ipi otI ktInum, kumane'k ke'ocI piacuk we'cmokuk, ipi we'cpkIshmok, ipi okupie' witpumawan ni E'pIne'e'mIn, ipi AysIkIn, ipi Ce'kapIn, shi okumauwunuk shpumuk kishkok.
Matthew 8:11
Arcana Coelestia #9413
9413. Verses 12-15 And Jehovah said to Moses, Come up to Me into the mountain, and be there; and I will give you tablets of stone, and the law and the commandment, which I shall write, to teach them. And Moses rose up, and Joshua his minister, and Moses went up into 1 the mountain of God. And he said to the elders, Sit for us in this [place], 2 until we return to you. And behold, Aaron and Hur are with you; whoever has words, 3 let him go to them. And Moses went up into 1 the mountain, and a cloud covered the mountain.
'And Jehovah said to Moses' means instructions from the Lord for those restricted to the outward sense. 'Come up to Me into the mountain, and be there' means the Lord's presence with them through an intermediary. 'And I will give you tablets of stone' means the book of the law, or the Word in its entirety. 'And the law and the commandment' means truth in general and in particular. 'Which I shall write, to teach them' means for remembrance and for instruction. 'And Moses rose up, and Joshua his minister' means the Word and its representative. 'And Moses went up into the mountain of God' means in the direction of heaven. 'And he said to the elders' means those restricted to the outward sense alone. 'Sit for us in this [place]' means that they are to remain with this sense. 'Until we return to you' means till there is a reply. 'And behold, Aaron and Hur are with you' means teachings of truth that are derived from that outward sense of the Word. 'He who has words, let him go to them' means that by means of those teachings falsities are to be removed. 'And Moses went up into the mountain' means towards heaven. 'And a cloud covered the mountain' means the outward aspects of the Word.
Fusnotat:
1. literally, to or towards
2. i.e. Wait here for us
3. i.e. anyone who is in difficulty or has a grievance
Arcana Coelestia #5487
5487. 'To fill their vessels with grain' means that factual knowledge was endowed with good produced from truth. This is clear from the meaning of 'filling', because this was done freely, as being endowed with; from the meaning of 'vessels' as factual knowledge, dealt with in 3068, 3079; and from the meaning of 'grain' as good produced from truth, which is the good of truth, dealt with in 5295.
