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Leviticus 8

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1 I mluvil Hospodin k Mojžíšovi, řka:

2 Vezmi Arona a syny jeho s ním, i roucha jejich a olej pomazání, též volka k oběti za hřích, a dva skopce, a koš s přesnými chleby,

3 A shromažď všecko množství ke dveřím stánku úmluvy.

4 I učinil Mojžíš, jakž přikázal jemu Hospodin, a shromáždilo se všecko množství ke dveřím stánku úmluvy.

5 Tedy řekl Mojžíš tomu množství: Totoť jest to slovo, kteréž přikázal vykonati Hospodin.

6 A rozkázav přistoupiti Mojžíš Aronovi a synům jeho, umyl je vodou.

7 A oblékl jej v sukni a přepásal ho pasem, a oděv ho pláštěm, dal náramenník svrchu na něj, a připásal jej pasem náramenníka a otáhl ho jím.

8 A vložil na něj náprsník, do něhožto dal urim a thumim.

9 Potom vstavil čepici na hlavu jeho; a dal na čepici jeho po předu plech zlatý, korunu svatou, jakož přikázal Hospodin Mojžíšovi.

10 Vzal také Mojžíš olej pomazání a pomazal příbytku i všech věcí, kteréž byly v něm, a posvětil jich.

11 A pokropil jím oltáře sedmkrát, a pomazal oltáře i všeho nádobí jeho, též umyvadla i s podstavkem jeho, aby to všecko posvěceno bylo.

12 Vlil také oleje pomazání na hlavu Aronovu, a pomazal ho ku posvěcení jeho.

13 Rozkázal také Mojžíš přistoupiti synům Aronovým, a zobláčel je v sukně, a opásal je pasem, a vstavil na ně klobouky, jakož byl přikázal Hospodin jemu.

14 A přivedl volka k oběti za hřích, i položil Aron a synové jeho ruce své na hlavu volka oběti za hřích.

15 I zabil jej a vzal krev jeho, a pomazal rohů oltáře vůkol prstem svým, a tak očistil oltář. Ostatek pak krve vylil k spodku oltáře a posvětil ho k očišťování na něm.

16 Vzal také všecken tuk, kterýž byl na střevách, a branici s jater a obě ledvinky i tuk jejich, a pálil to Mojžíš na oltáři.

17 Volka pak toho i kůži jeho, i maso jeho, i lejna jeho spálil ohněm vně za stany, jakož byl přikázal Hospodin Mojžíšovi.

18 Potom přivedl skopce oběti zápalné, a položil Aron i synové jeho ruce své na hlavu toho skopce.

19 I zabil jej, a pokropil Mojžíš krví oltáře po vrchu vůkol.

20 Skopce také rozsekal na kusy jeho, a pálil Mojžíš hlavu, kusy i tuk.

21 Střeva pak a nohy vymyl vodou, a tak spálil Mojžíš všeho skopce na oltáři. I byl zápal u vůni líbeznou, obět ohnivá Hospodinu, jakož přikázal Hospodin Mojžíšovi.

22 Rozkázal také přivésti skopce druhého, skopce posvěcení, a položil Aron i synové jeho ruce své na hlavu skopce.

23 I zabil jej, a vzav Mojžíš krve jeho, pomazal jí konce pravého ucha Aronova a palce ruky jeho pravé, i palce nohy jeho pravé.

24 Tolikéž synům Aronovým rozkázav přistoupiti, pomazal kraje ucha jejich pravého a palce ruky jejich pravé, též palce nohy jejich pravé, a vykropil krev na oltář svrchu vůkol.

25 Potom vzal tuk a ocas i všecken tuk přikrývající droby a branici s jater, též obě dvě ledvinky i tuk jejich i plece pravé.

26 Také z koše přesných chlebů, kteříž byli před Hospodinem, vzal jeden koláč přesný a jeden pecník chleba s olejem a jeden oplatek, a položil to s tukem a s plecem pravým.

27 A dal to všecko v ruce Aronovy a v ruce synů jeho, rozkázav obraceti sem i tam v obět obracení před Hospodinem.

28 Potom vzav z rukou jejich, pálil to na oltáři v zápal. Posvěcení toto jest u vůni rozkošnou, obět ohnivá Hospodinu.

29 Vzal také Mojžíš hrudí a obracel je sem i tam v obět obracení před Hospodinem;a z skopce posvěcení dostal se Mojžíšovi díl, jakož mu byl přikázal Hospodin.

30 Vzal také Mojžíš oleje pomazání a krve, kteráž byla na oltáři, a pokropil Arona i roucha jeho, též synů Aronových a roucha jejich s ním. A tak posvětil Arona i roucha jeho, též synů jeho i roucha jejich s ním.

31 I řekl Mojžíš Aronovi a synům jeho: Vařte to maso u dveří stánku úmluvy, a jezte je tu, i chléb, kterýž jest v koši posvěcení, jakož jsem přikázal, řka: Aron a synové jeho jísti budou je.

32 Což by pak zůstalo masa i chleba toho, ohněm to spálíte.

33 A ze dveří stánku úmluvy za sedm dní nevycházejte až do dne, v kterémž by se vyplnili dnové svěcení vašeho; nebo za sedm dní posvěcovány budou ruce vaše.

34 Jakož se stalo dnešní den, tak přikázal Hospodin činiti k očištění vašemu.

35 Protož u dveří stánku úmluvy zůstanete ve dne i v noci za sedm dní, a ostříhati budete nařízení Hospodinova, abyste nezemřeli; nebo tak mi jest přikázáno.

36 Učinil tedy Aron i synové jeho všecky věci, kteréž přikázal Hospodin skrze Mojžíše.

   

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Arcana Coelestia # 9230

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9230. 'And you shall not eat flesh torn in the field' means that falsified good of faith must not be joined [to oneself]. This is clear from the meaning of 'flesh' as good, dealt with in 7850, 9127; from the meaning of 'the field' as the Church in respect of good, thus the Church's good, dealt with in 2971, 3766, 7502, 7571, 9139, 9141; from the meaning of 'torn' as something destroyed by falsities, thus also something falsified, dealt with in 5828; and from the meaning of 'eating' as making one's own and joining [to oneself], dealt with in 2187, 3168, 3513 (end), 3596, 4745, 5643, 8001. From these meanings it is evident that 'you shall not eat flesh torn in the field' means that the Church's good, or the good of faith, if it has been falsified, is not to be made one's own or joined [to oneself].

[2] A brief statement must be made here about what the good of faith is and what the truth of faith is. The good of faith is a term that denotes everything of the Church that has to do with life and service inspired by teachings of the Church that compose its faith, in short, everything that has to do with willing those things and doing them in a spirit of obedience; for the Church's truths of faith become, through people's willing them and doing them, forms of good. But the truth of faith is a term that denotes everything which does not as yet have useful service as its end in view or does not exist for the sake of its use in life. Consequently it is something a person comes to know and retain in the memory, then grasps with his understanding, and goes on to teach. As long as the Church's truths go no further than the understanding they are merely items of knowledge and known facts, and in contrast to forms of good stand outside the person himself. For the human memory and understanding are like the hall outside a room, and the will is so to speak the actual room, the will being the person himself. This shows what the truth of faith is and what the good of faith is. But the good that a person does in the first state, while he is being regenerated, is called the good of faith, whereas the good that he does in the second state, which is when he has been regenerated, is called the good of charity. When therefore a person doing good is governed by the good of faith, he does good in a spirit of obedience; but when someone doing good is governed by the good of charity, he does good out of affection. Regarding those two states with a person who is being regenerated, see 7923, 7992, 8505, 8506, 8510, 8512, 8516, 8643, 8648, 8658, 8685, 8690, 8701, 9224, 9227.

  
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Arcana Coelestia # 3833

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3833. 'And so it was in the evening' means when the state was still obscure. This is clear from the meaning of 'the evening' as an obscure state, dealt with in 3056. Furthermore feasts held in the evening, that is, suppers, meant nothing else among the ancients who had appropriate religious observances than the introductory state which comes before an actual joining together, which is obscure compared with that state when the joining together has taken place. Indeed when a person is being introduced into truth and from this into good, everything he learns at that time is obscure. But once good is joined to him and he regards truth from the standpoint of good, everything he learns becomes clear to him, gradually and increasingly so. For he is now no longer in doubt about whether something exists or whether it is true but knows that it exists and is true.

[2] Once a person has reached this state he starts to know countless things, for he now proceeds from the good and truth which he believes and perceives. He proceeds so to speak from the central point out to the peripheral regions; and in the measure that he proceeds from such good and truth, he sees in the same measure the things round about, and gradually more and more widely since he is constantly pushing out and extending the boundaries. Thereafter he also begins from each subject situated in the space within those boundaries, and from those subjects as new centres he pushes out new peripheral regions; and so on in the spaces within these. Consequently the light of truth radiating from good increases enormously and becomes one expanse of light, for he is now bathed in the light of heaven which shines from the Lord. But to people who are prone to doubt and who question whether something exists and is true, those countless, indeed limitless things are not visible at all. To them every single one is totally obscure. Those things are scarcely seen by them as a single whole which definitely exists, only as a single whole whose very existence they are uncertain of. Such is the condition into which human wisdom and intelligence has fallen at the present day. Being able to reason cleverly whether something exists is now the mark of a wise man, and being able to reason that it does not exist is the mark of one wiser still.

[3] Take for example the question whether in the Word an internal sense exists which such people call the mystical sense. Until they believe in the existence of it they cannot know a single one of the countless things existing within that sense, so many that they fill the whole of heaven in unending variety. Take as another example one who reasons about whether Divine Providence is merely universal and does not extend to specific details. That person cannot know the countless arcana which have to do with Providence, as many in number as the occurrences in everyone's life from start to finish and in the world from its creation to its end, and even for ever. Take as yet another example one who reasons whether good can exist in anyone, seeing that the will of man is fundamentally depraved. He cannot possibly be aware of all the arcana that have to do with regeneration, nor even that a new will is implanted by the Lord and the arcana concerning this. And the same is so with everything else. From this one may recognize what obscurity surrounds such people and that they do not even see, let alone reach, the outskirts of wisdom.

  
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