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Ezechiele第15章

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1 E la parola dell’Eterno mi fu rivolta in questi termini:

2 "Figliuol d’uomo, il legno della vite che cos’è egli più di qualunque altro legno? che cos’è il tralcio ch’è fra gli alberi della foresta?

3 Se ne può egli prendere il legno per farne un qualche lavoro? Si può egli trarne un cavicchio da appendervi un qualche oggetto?

4 Ecco, esso è gettato nel fuoco, perché si consumi; il fuoco ne consuma i due capi, e il mezzo si carbonizza; è egli atto a farne qualcosa?

5 Ecco, mentr’era intatto, non se ne poteva fare alcun lavoro; quanto meno se ne potrà fare qualche lavoro, quando il fuoco l’abbia consumato o carbonizzato!

6 Perciò, così parla il Signore, l’Eterno: com’è fra gli alberi della foresta il legno della vite che io destino al fuoco perché lo consumi, così farò degli abitanti di Gerusalemme.

7 Io volgerò la mia faccia contro di loro; dal fuoco sono usciti, e il fuoco li consumerà; e riconoscerete che io sono l’Eterno, quando avrò vòlto la mia faccia contro di loro.

8 E renderò il paese desolato, perché hanno agito in modo infedele, dice il Signore, l’Eterno".

   

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Arcana Coelestia#9777

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9777. '[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. This is clear from the meaning of 'pins' as things that serve to join and strengthen, dealt with below; from the meaning of the dwelling-place, to which 'its' relates here, as heaven, in particular the middle heaven, dealt with in 9594, 9596, 9632; from the meaning of 'the court' as the lowest heaven, dealt with in 9741; and from the meaning of 'bronze' as external good, dealt with in 425, 1551.

[2] The reason why things that serve to join and strengthen are meant by 'pins' or pegs is that these articles do so. They have a similar meaning wherever else they are mentioned in the Word, as in Isaiah,

Enlarge the place of your tent, and let them stretch out the curtains of your dwelling-places; do not stop [them]. Lengthen your ropes, and make your pegs firm. Isaiah 54:2.

This refers to the New Church founded by the Lord. 'Enlarging the place of the tent, and stretching out the curtains of the dwelling-places' stands for the enhancement of teachings that present what is good and true, and worship that springs from them, 9596. 'Long ropes' and 'the pegs' stand for a far-reaching connection among truths and full corroboration of them. As for the court, that this too had ropes, see Exodus 35:18; Numbers 3:37; 4:32.

[3] In Isaiah,

Look upon Zion. May your eyes see Jerusalem, a quiet dwelling-place, a tabernacle which is not overthrown. Its pegs will never be removed, and none of its ropes will be pulled away. Isaiah 33:20.

'Pegs' and 'ropes' here stand in like manner for what serves to corroborate or strengthen and join together. 'Peg' again stands for strengthening and joining together in Isaiah 41:7 and Jeremiah 10:4; but these verses refer to idols, by which teachings of what is false are meant, because they are the product of self-intelligence, 8941, 9424. A peg however on which something is hung means affixing and joining [one thing to another], in Isaiah 22:23-24, and in Ezekiel 15:3.

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