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ει-C ουν-X ποιεω-V2--PAI2P συ-
P--NP ελεος-N3E-ASN και-C δικαιοσυνη-N1--ASF προς-P ο-
A--ASM κυριος-N2--ASM εγω-
P--GS αποαγγελλω-VA--AAD2P εγω-
P--DS ει-C δε-X μη-D αποαγγελλω-VA--AAD2P εγω-
P--DS ινα-C επιστρεφω-VA--AAS1S εις-P δεξιος-A1A-ASF η-C εις-P αριστερος-A1A-ASF
3143. 'And there is a place for the camels' means a state for all the things which were to serve Him. This is clear from the meaning of 'a place' as a state, dealt with in 1273-1277, 1376-1381, 2625, and from the meaning of 'the camels' as general facts, dealt with in 3048, 3071, which play a subservient role, see 1486, 3019, 3020. For everything that belongs to the natural man has no other use apart from that of serving the spiritual man. This also is why male servants, female servants, camels, and asses in the internal sense mean in particular things that belong to the natural man.
