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2 Mose第27章

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1 Du sollst einen Altar machen von Akazienholz, fünf Ellen lang und breit, daß er gleich viereckig sei, und drei Ellen hoch.

2 Hörner sollst du auf seinen vier Ecken machen und sollst ihn mit Erz überziehen.

3 Mache auch Aschentöpfe, Schaufeln, Becken, Gabeln, Kohlenpfannen; alle seine Geräte sollst du aus Erz machen.

4 Du sollst auch ein ehernes Gitter machen wie ein Netz und vier eherne Ringe an seine vier Enden.

5 Du sollst's aber von untenauf um den Altar machen, daß das Gitter reiche bis mitten an den Altar.

6 Und sollst auch Stangen machen zu dem Altar von Akazienholz, mit Erz überzogen.

7 Und man soll die Stangen in die Ringe tun, daß die Stangen seien an beiden Seiten des Altars, wenn man ihn trägt.

8 Und sollst ihn also von Brettern machen, daß er inwendig hohl sei, wie dir auf dem Berge gezeigt ist.

9 Du sollst auch der Wohnung einen Hof machen, einen Umhang von gezwirnter weißer Leinwand, auf einer Seite hundert Ellen lang, gegen Mittag,

10 und zwanzig Säulen auf zwanzig ehernen Füßen, und ihre Haken mit ihren Querstäben von Silber.

11 Also auch gegen Mitternacht soll sein ein Umhang, hundert Ellen lang, zwanzig Säulen auf zwanzig ehernen Füßen, und ihre Haken mit ihren Querstäben von Silber.

12 Aber gegen Abend soll die Breite des Hofes haben einen Umhang, fünfzig Ellen lang, zehn Säulen auf zehn Füßen.

13 Gegen Morgen aber soll die Breite des Hofes haben fünfzig Ellen,

14 also daß der Umhang habe auf einer Seite fünfzehn Ellen, dazu drei Säulen auf drei Füßen,

15 und wieder fünfzehn Ellen auf der andern Seite, dazu drei Säulen auf drei Füßen;

16 aber im Tor des Hofes soll ein Tuch sein, zwanzig Ellen breit, gewirkt von blauem und rotem Purpur, Scharlach und gezwirnter weißer Leinwand, dazu vier Säulen auf ihren vier Füßen.

17 Alle Säulen um den Hof her sollen silberne Querstäbe und silberne Haken und eherne Füße haben.

18 Und die Länge des Hofes soll hundert Ellen sein, die Breite fünfzig Ellen, die Höhe fünf Ellen, von gezwirnter weißer Leinwand, und seine Füße sollen ehern sein.

19 Auch alle Geräte der Wohnung zu allerlei Amt und alle ihre Nägel und alle Nägel des Hofes sollen ehern sein.

20 Gebiete den Kindern Israel, daß sie zu dir bringen das allerreinste, lautere Öl von Ölbäumen, gestoßen, zur Leuchte, daß man täglich Lampen aufsetze

21 in der Hütte des Stifts, außen vor dem Vorhang, der vor dem Zeugnis hängt. Und Aaron und seine Söhne sollen sie zurichten des Morgens und des Abends vor dem HERRN. Das soll euch eine ewige Weise sein auf eure Nachkommen unter den Kindern Israel.

   

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Arcana Coelestia#9740

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9740. Verses 9-19 And you shall make the court of the dwelling-place on the south side 1 , southwards; the hangings for the court shall be [made] from fine twined linen, a hundred cubits the length to one corner; and its pillars shall be twenty, and their bases twenty, [made] from bronze; the hooks of the pillars and their bands [shall be made] from silver. And [the same shall be] so for the length on the north side 1 ; the hangings shall be a hundred in length, and its pillars twenty, and their bases twenty, [made] from bronze, the hooks of the pillars and their bands [made] from silver. And the breadth of the court on the side of the sea, 2 the hangings shall be fifty cubits, their pillars ten, and the bases of these, ten. And the breadth of the court on the east side 1 , towards the sunrise, shall be fifty cubits; and hangings of fifteen cubits shall there be for [one] wing, 3 their pillars three, and the bases of these, three; and for the other wing 3 there shall be hangings [of] fifteen [cubits], their pillars three, and the bases of these, three. And for the gate of the court there shall be a screen of twenty cubits, [made] from violet, and purple, and twice-dyed scarlet, and fine twined linen, the work of an embroiderer, its pillars four, and the bases of these, four. All the pillars of the court round about shall be banded with bands of silver, and their hooks [made] from silver and their bases from bronze. The length of the court shall be a hundred cubits, and the breadth fifty throughout, 4 and the height five cubits, [with hangings made] from fine twined linen and their bases from bronze. And as for all the vessels of the dwelling-place, in all its service, and all its pins and all the pins of the court, [they shall be made] from bronze.

'And you shall make the court of the dwelling-place' means the lowest heaven. 'On the south side, southwards' means that it dwells in the light of truth. 'The hangings for the court' means the truths of that heaven. 'From fine twined linen' means coming out of the understanding. 'A hundred cubits the length' means complete with good from the Lord. 'To one corner' means where the truths dwell in light. 'And its pillars shall be twenty' means forms of the good of truth which provide complete support. 'And their bases twenty, [made] from bronze' means the truths springing from good which also provide complete support. 'The hooks of the pillars and their bands [shall be made] from silver' means the modes by which they are linked together through truth. 'And [the same shall be] so for the length on the north side' means where the good of truth dwells in obscurity. 'The hangings shall be a hundred in length' means likewise complete with truths that spring from good. 'And its pillars twenty' means forms of the good of truth which provide complete support. 'And their bases twenty, [made] from bronze' means the truths springing from good which also provide complete support. 'The hooks of the pillars and their bands [made] from silver' means the modes by which they are linked together through truth. 'And the breadth of the court on the side of the sea' means the state of that heaven in respect of truths on the level of factual knowledge. 'The hangings shall be fifty cubits' means the quantity of truths needed for the purposes they have to serve. 'Their pillars, and the bases of these, ten' means the quantity also of supporting forms of good, and of truths springing from these, needed for the purposes they have to serve. 'And the breadth of the court on the east side, towards the sunrise' means the state of the truth of that heaven where forms of good reside. 'Fifty cubits' means the quantity needed for the purposes to be served. 'And hangings of fifteen cubits shall there be for [one] wing' means a sufficient quantity of truths dwelling in light. 'Their pillars three, and the bases of these, three' means the forms of good and the truths springing from them which provide complete support. 'And hangings of fifteen cubits for the [other] wing, their pillars three, and the bases of these, three' means the same things as above but where truths dwell in obscurity. 'And for the gate of the court there shall be a screen' means introduction into that heaven, and a guard that prohibits entry into it except by those who have been prepared. 'Of twenty cubits' means to the full. 'From violet, and purple, and twice-dyed scarlet, and fine twined linen' means forms of the good of charity and faith. 'The work of an embroiderer' means things belonging to factual knowledge. 'Its pillars four, and the bases of these, four' means the forms of good, and the truths springing from them, which support the linking together. 'All the pillars of the court round about' means every form of good supporting heaven. 'Shall be banded with bands of silver, and their hooks [made] from silver' means all the modes of linking together through truth. 'And their bases from bronze' means forms of support received through good. 'The length of the court shall be a hundred cubits' means the good of that heaven, to the full. 'And the breadth fifty throughout' means truth in a sufficient amount. 'And the height five cubits' means the degrees of good and truth, also in a sufficient amount. '[With hangings made] from fine twined linen' means coming out of the understanding. 'And their bases from bronze' means the support they all receive through good. 'And as for all the vessels of the dwelling-place, in all its service' means the truths and the forms of good on the level of factual knowledge which the external man possesses. 'And all its pins and all the pins of the court, [they shall be made] from bronze' means everything that joins together and strengthens the two heavens, the middle and the lowest, through good.

脚注:

1. literally, corner or angle

2. literally, the corner (or the angle) of the sea i.e. the west end

3. i.e. section to one side of the gate

4. literally, fifty in fifty

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