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創世記 37

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1 ヤコブは父の寄留の地、すなわちカナンの地に住んだ。

2 ヤコブの孫は次のとおりである。

3 ヨセフは年寄りであったから、イスラエルは他のどのよりも彼をして、彼のために長そでの着物をつくった。

4 兄弟たちは父がどの兄弟よりも彼を愛するのを見て、彼を憎み、穏やかに彼に語ることができなかった。

5 ある時、ヨセフはを見て、それを兄弟たちに話したので、彼らは、ますます彼を憎んだ。

6 ヨセフは彼らに言った、「どうぞわたしが見たを聞いてください。

7 わたしたちがの中で束を結わえていたとき、わたしの束が起きて立つと、あなたがたの束がまわりにきて、わたしの束を拝みました」。

8 すると兄弟たちは彼に向かって、「あなたはほんとうにわたしたちの王になるのか。あなたは実際わたしたちを治めるのか」と言って、彼のとその言葉のゆえにますます彼を憎んだ。

9 ヨセフはまた一つのを見て、それを兄弟たちに語って言った、「わたしはまたを見ました。日とと十一のとがわたしを拝みました」。

10 彼はこれを父と兄弟たちに語ったので、父は彼をとがめて言った、「あなたが見たそのはどういうのか。ほんとうにわたしとあなたのと、兄弟たちとが行って地に伏し、あなたを拝むのか」。

11 兄弟たちは彼をねたんだ。しかし父はこの言葉を心にとめた。

12 さて兄弟たちがシケムに行って、父の群れを飼っていたとき、

13 イスラエルはヨセフに言った、「あなたの兄弟たちはシケムで羊を飼っているではないか。さあ、あなたを彼らの所へつかわそう」。ヨセフは父に言った、「はい、行きます」。

14 父は彼に言った、「どうか、行って、あなたの兄弟たちは無事であるか、また群れは無事であるか見てきて、わたしに知らせてください」。父が彼をヘブロンからつかわしたので、彼はシケムに行った。

15 ひとりの人が彼に会い、彼が野をさまよっていたので、その人は彼に尋ねて言った、「あなたは何を捜しているのですか」。

16 彼は言った、「兄弟たちを捜しているのです。彼らが、どこで羊を飼っているのか、どうぞわたしに知らせてください」。

17 その人は言った、「彼らはここを去りました。彼らが『ドタンへ行こう』と言うのをわたしは聞きました」。そこでヨセフは兄弟たちのあとを追って行って、ドタンで彼らに会った。

18 ヨセフが彼らに近づかないうちに、彼らははるかにヨセフを見て、これを殺そうと計り、

19 互に言った、「あの見る者がやって来る

20 さあ、彼を殺してに投げ入れ、悪い獣が彼を食ったと言おう。そして彼のがどうなるか見よう」。

21 ルベンはこれを聞いて、ヨセフを彼らのから救い出そうとして言った、「われわれは彼の命を取ってはならない」。

22 ルベンはまた彼らに言った、「を流してはいけない。彼を荒野のこのに投げ入れよう。彼にをくだしてはならない」。これはヨセフを彼らのから救いだして父に返すためであった。

23 さて、ヨセフが兄弟たちのもとへ行くと、彼らはヨセフの着物、彼が着ていた長そでの着物をはぎとり、

24 彼を捕えてに投げ入れた。そのはからで、その中にはなかった。

25 こうして彼らはすわってパン食べた。時に彼らがをあげて見ると、イシマエルびとの隊商が、らくだに香料と、乳香と、もつやくとを負わせてエジプトへ下り行こうとギレアデからやってきた。  

26 そこでユダ兄弟たちに言った、「われわれが弟を殺し、そのを隠して何の益があろう。

27 さあ、われわれは彼をイシマエルびとに売ろう。彼はわれわれの兄弟、われわれの身だから、彼にを下してはならない」。兄弟たちはこれを聞き入れた。

28 時にミデアンびとの商人たちが通りかかったので、彼らはヨセフをから引き上げ、二十シケルでヨセフをイシマエルびとに売った。彼らはヨセフをエジプトへ連れて行った。

29 さてルベンはに帰って見たが、ヨセフがの中にいなかったので、彼は衣服を裂き、

30 兄弟たちのもとに帰って言った、「あの子はいない。ああ、わたしはどこへ行くことができよう」。

31 彼らはヨセフの着物を取り、雄やぎを殺して、着物をそのに浸し、

32 その長そでの着物を父に持ち帰って言った、「わたしたちはこれを見つけましたが、これはあなたのの着物か、どうか見さだめてください」。

33 父はこれを見さだめて言った、「わがの着物だ。悪い獣が彼を食ったのだ。確かにヨセフはかみ裂かれたのだ」。

34 そこでヤコブは衣服を裂き、荒布にまとって、長い間そののために嘆いた

35 らとらとは皆立って彼を慰めようとしたが、彼は慰められるのを拒んで言った、「いや、わたしは嘆きながら陰府に下って、わがのもとへ行こう」。こうして父は彼のために泣いた。

36 さて、かのミデアンびとらはエジプトでパロの役人、侍衛長ポテパルにヨセフを売った

   

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Hedge

  

'A hedge,' as mentioned in Matthew 21:33, signifies preservation from falsities of evil which are from hell.

In Genesis 49:6, this signifies that from a depraved will they enfeebled the external good of charity. (Arcana Coelestia 6357)

In Genesis 49:22, this signifies to fight against falsity.

In Exodus 14:22, a wall signifies something that holds back falsities on all sides. (Arcana Coelestia 8206, 8235)

In Joel 2:9, this represents essential falsity. (Arcana Coelestia 8906[3])

In Ezekiel 13:10, 14, this signifies falsity adopted as a principle and made to appear as truth. (Apocalypse Explained 237[5])

In Ezekiel 8:10, this signifies the interior natural where man's filthy things reside. (Apocalypse Explained 650[66])

In Revelation 21:12, this signifies the Word in its literal sense, which protects the doctrine of the Lord's New Church. (Apocalypse Revealed 898)

(Mga Sanggunian: Arcana Coelestia 922)

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Arcana Coelestia # 1673

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1673. 'And they smote the Rephaim in Ashteroth Karnaim, and the Zuzim in Ham, and the Emim in Shaveh Kiriathaim' means false persuasions or the hells of such persuasions which the Lord overcame. This is clear from the meaning of the Rephaim, the Zuzim, and the Emim, as those of a similar kind to the Nephilim mentioned in Genesis 6:4 - the Nephilim, as was shown more than adequately at that verse, meaning false persuasions or those people who because they were persuaded of their own superiority and pre-eminence regarded all things that were holy and true as worthless, and who plunged falsities into evil desires, see 581 - and from the following places quoted in that paragraph, Numbers 13:33; Deuteronomy 2:10; Isaiah 14:9; 26:14, 19; Psalms 88:10. Here it is the different kinds of false persuasions that are meant by these three, and also by 'the Horites in Mount Seir', for there are many kinds of false persuasions, each kind varying not only according to the falsities but also according to the evil desires to which those falsities are allied or into which they are plunged, or from which they stem and are produced. The nature of such false persuasions cannot possibly become clear to anyone who knows scarcely anything more about false persuasion or evil desire than that such things exist; but in the next life they are arranged quite distinctly and separately into their own genera and their own species.

[2] Among those who lived before the Flood, especially among those called the Nephilim, most dreadful false persuasions existed. The Nephilim were such that in the next life by their persuasions they deprive other spirits they encounter of their whole ability to think. As a result it seems to those spirits as though they are scarcely alive, let alone capable of thinking anything true. For in the next life, as has been shown, there is a communication of the thoughts of all; and therefore when persuasiveness such as this flows in, it inevitably kills so to speak all power to think that the others have. Such were the unspeakably horrible nations against whom the Lord fought in earliest childhood and whom He overcame. And unless the Lord by His Coming into the world had overcome them, nobody at all would be alive today on this planet, for everyone is governed by the Lord through spirits. Today those same people, on account of their delusions, are hemmed in all round by what looks like a misty rock, out of which they are constantly endeavouring to rise up, though to no avail - see 1265-1272, and in many places before that. They and their like are also the people meant by Isaiah,

The dead will not live, the Rephaim will not rise. To the end that You have visited and destroyed them, and wiped out all remembrance of them. Isaiah 26:14.

[3] And in David,

Will you work a wonder for the dead? Will the Rephaim rise up and confess You? Psalms 88:10.

'The dead' here is not used to mean the dead but the condemned. At the present day too, especially from the Christian world, there are people who in a similar way have persuasions, but not of so dreadful a nature as those possessed by people before the Flood. False persuasions which occupy both the will and the understanding parts of man's mind - as did the persuasions of those before the Flood, and of those meant by the Rephaim, Zuzim, and Emim - are of one kind. But false persuasions that occupy only the understanding part, having their origin in false assumptions confirmed within oneself, are of another kind. The latter kind are not so powerful as the former, nor so deadly, but they nevertheless cause much annoyance to the other spirits in the next life, partially taking away from them their capacity to think. Spirits such as these arouse in man outright confirmations of falsity, so that a person inevitably sees falsity as truth, and evil as good. It is their sphere which is of such a nature. As soon as any truth is called forth by angels those spirits smother and extinguish it.

[4] A person can discover whether such spirits govern him by merely considering whether he thinks the truths of the Word to be falsities and confirms himself in this so that he is not able to see otherwise. He can in that case be quite sure that such spirits reside with him and have dominion. It is similar with those who persuade themselves that all private gain is the common good, and who imagine that nothing contributes to the common good if it is not to their own private gain. Evil spirits residing with such a person supply so many confirmations that he does not see otherwise. Such people as regard all private gain as the common good, or who disguise it with the appearance of its being the common good, in the next life act in much the same way with regard to the common good there. That this is the nature of the influx of the spirits residing with man I have been given to know to the life from uninterrupted experience.

  
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Thanks to the Swedenborg Society for the permission to use this translation.