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1 И сделай жертвенник для приношения курений, из дерева ситтим сделай его:

2 длина ему локоть, и ширина ему локоть; он должен быть четыреугольный; а вышина ему два локтя; из него должны выходить роги его;

3 обложи его чистым золотом, верх его и бока его кругом, и роги его;и сделай к нему золотой венец вокруг;

4 под венцом его на двух углах его сделай два кольца из золота;сделай их с двух сторон его; и будут они влагалищем для шестов, чтобы носить его на них;

5 шесты сделай из дерева ситтим и обложи их золотом.

6 И поставь его пред завесою, которая пред ковчегом откровения, против крышки, которая на ковчеге откровения, где Я буду открываться тебе.

7 На нем Аарон будет курить благовонным курением; каждоеутро, когда он приготовляет лампады, будет курить им;

8 и когда Аарон зажигает лампады вечером, он будет курить им: это – всегдашнее курение пред Господом в роды ваши.

9 Не приносите на нем никакого иного курения, ни всесожжения, ни приношения хлебного, и возлияния не возливайте на него.

10 И будет совершать Аарон очищение надрогами его однажды в год; кровью очистительной жертвы за грех он будет очищать его однажды в год в роды ваши. Это святыня великая у Господа.

11 И сказал Господь Моисею, говоря:

12 когда будешь делать исчисление сынов Израилевых припересмотре их, то пусть каждый даст выкуп за душу свою Господу при исчислении их, и не будет между ними язвы губительной при исчислении их;

13 всякий, поступающий в исчисление, должен давать половину сикля, сикля священного; в сикле двадцать гер: полсикля приношение Господу;

14 всякий, поступающий в исчисление от двадцати лет и выше, должендавать приношение Господу;

15 богатый не больше и бедный не меньше полсикля должны давать в приношение Господу, для выкупа душ ваших;

16 и возьми серебро выкупа от сынов Израилевых и употребляй его наслужение скинии собрания; и будет это для сынов Израилевых в память пред Господом, дляискупления душ ваших.

17 И сказал Господь Моисею, говоря:

18 сделай умывальник медный для омовения и подножие его медное, ипоставь его между скиниею собрания и между жертвенником, и налей в него воды;

19 и пусть Аарон и сыны его омывают из него руки свои и ноги свои;

20 когда они должны входить в скинию собрания, пусть они омываются водою, чтобы им неумереть; или когда должны приступать к жертвеннику для служения, для жертвоприношения Господу,

21 пусть они омывают руки свои и ноги свои водою, чтобы им не умереть; и будет им это уставом вечным, ему и потомкам его в роды их.

22 И сказал Господь Моисею, говоря:

23 возьми себе самых лучших благовонных веществ: смирны самоточной пятьсот сиклей , корицы благовонной половину против того, двести пятьдесят, тростника благовонного двести пятьдесят,

24 касии пятьсот сиклей , по сиклю священному, и масла оливкового гин;

25 и сделай из сего миро для священного помазания, масть составную, искусством составляющего масти: это будет миро для священного помазания;

26 и помажь им скинию собрания и ковчег откровения,

27 и стол и все принадлежности его, и светильник и все принадлежности его, и жертвенник курения,

28 и жертвенник всесожжения и все принадлежности его, и умывальник и подножие его;

29 и освяти их, и будет святыня великая: все, прикасающееся к ним, освятится;

30 помажь и Аарона и сынов его и посвяти их, чтобы они были священниками Мне.

31 А сынам Израилевым скажи: это будет у Меня миро священного помазания в роды ваши;

32 тела прочих людей не должно помазывать им, и по составу его не делайте подобного ему;оно – святыня: святынею должно быть для вас;

33 кто составит подобное ему или кто помажет им постороннего, тотистребится из народа своего.

34 И сказал Господь Моисею: возьми себе благовонных веществ: стакти, ониха, халвана душистого и чистого ливана, всего половину,

35 и сделай из них искусством составляющего мастикурительный состав, стертый, чистый, святый,

36 и истолки его мелко, и полагай его пред ковчегом откровения в скинии собрания, где Я буду открываться тебе: это будет святыня великая для вас;

37 курения, сделанного по сему составу, не делайте себе: святынею да будет оно у тебядля Господа;

38 кто сделает подобное, чтобы курить им, истребится из народа своего.

   

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Arcana Coelestia#10291

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10291. 'Take for yourself sweet spices' means the affections for truth springing from good which must be present in the worship of God. This is clear from the meaning of 'spices' as perceptions of and affections for truth and good, dealt with in 10254. The reason why they are the ones that must be present in the worship of God is that 'the incense' that was made from them means the worship of God, which is the subject in what follows. The spices that are mentioned now are of an entirely different kind from the spices from which the anointing oil was prepared, which were the subject above in verses 23-24. Those too are called spices, though a different word is used in the original language. The spices from which the anointing oil was prepared mean perceptions of and affections for truth and good, in the same way as the present spices do; but the difference is that the earlier truths belong to the celestial group, whereas the later ones belong to the spiritual group. That those earlier truths belong to the celestial group may be seen in 10254; that these later ones belong to the spiritual group will be seen in what follows below.

[2] Something more must be stated briefly to show what belonging to the celestial group and belonging to the spiritual group imply. It has often been stated that heaven is divided into the celestial kingdom and the spiritual kingdom. The two kingdoms have different kinds of truth, as they do of good, the good of the celestial kingdom being the good of love to the Lord, and the good of the spiritual kingdom the good of charity towards the neighbour. All good has its own truths; celestial good has its own and spiritual good its own, and these are entirely different from each other. The nature of that difference becomes clear from what has been shown regarding both kingdoms in the places referred to in 9277.

[3] The reason why all good has its own truths is that good is given form by truths, see 10252, 10266, and also reveals itself through truths. Such good and truths are like a person's will and understanding, in that his will is given form by and also reveals itself through his understanding. What belongs to the will is called good, and what belongs to the understanding is called truth.

  
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Arcana Coelestia#3240

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3240. 'And Jokshan begot Sheba and Dedan' means the derivatives from the first division. This is clear from the representation of 'Jokshan' and his sons 'Sheba and Dedan' dealt with below. Since they are mere names here and they mean states and derivatives of the Lord's spiritual Church, something about what they are in general must be stated. The celestial Church differs from the spiritual Church in that in those who belong to the celestial Church and who are called celestial, love - that is to say, the good and truth of love - is present; but in those who belong to the spiritual Church and who are called spiritual, faith - that is to say, the good and truth of faith - is present. Good as it exists with those who are celestial consists in love to the Lord, and truth as it exists with them in love towards the neighbour. But good as it exists with those who are spiritual consists in charity towards the neighbour, and truth as it exists with them in faith insofar as this is doctrine concerning charity. From this it may be seen that good and truth are present in the Lord's spiritual kingdom, as they are in His celestial kingdom, yet are considerably different.

[2] It should be recognized in addition that the inhabitants of those kingdoms are distinguished from one another by means of good and truth for the reason that some are governed more by good, others more by truth. And it is from this that derivatives arise, that is to say, derivatives of good and derivatives of truth. The derivatives of good in the Lord's spiritual kingdom are those which are represented by the sons of Jokshan, who are referred to in this verse, but the derivatives of truth there are those which are represented by the sons of Midian, who are referred to in the next verse. Now because there are two categories of spiritual people - those governed more by good and those governed more by truth - two varieties of doctrine therefore exist among them, namely matters of doctrine concerning charity and matters of doctrine concerning faith. Matters of doctrine concerning charity exist for the sake of those governed by the good of faith, who are meant here by the sons of Jokshan. But matters of doctrine concerning faith exist for the sake of those governed by the truth of faith, who are meant by the sons of Midian.

[3] Sheba and Dedan are those who constitute the first category, that is, people in the Lord's spiritual kingdom who are governed by the good of faith and with whom matters concerning charity exist. This explains why Sheba and Dedan mean the cognitions of celestial things, or what amounts to the same, those with whom such cognitions exist, that is, with whom matters of doctrine concerning charity exist, for matters of doctrine are cognitions, and that which is celestial with the spiritual man is charity. For Sheba and Dedan mean those cognitions, as has been shown in Volume One, in 117, 1168, 1171, 1172, though there they are the great-grandsons of Ham, and are called the sons of Raamah. It should be realized however that Ham, like Japheth and Shem also, never was an actual person, but that those who belonged to the Church after the Flood called Noah were distinguished as regards goods and truths into three groups, and these groups were referred to by those names, 736, 1062, 1065, 1140, 1141, 1162, and in various other places. Nevertheless there were nations which were so called, but these were descended from different individuals, as is evident here from Sheba and Dedan who were descended from Jokshan, Abraham's son by Keturah.

[4] As regards 'Sheba' meaning those with whom cognitions of celestial things exist - thus those governed by the good of faith - this is clear from the places introduced in 117, 1171. 'Dedan' has a similar meaning, as is clear from the texts quoted in 1172, as well as from the following: In Isaiah,

The prophecy concerning Arabia. In the forest in Arabia you will spend the night, O bands of Dedanites. To the thirsty bring water; O inhabitants of the land of Tema, meet with his bread the fugitive, for they will flee before the swords, before the drawn sword. Isaiah 21:13-15.

'Spending the night in the forest in Arabia' stands for being made desolate as regards good. For 'Arabia' means those with whom celestial things exist, that is, the goods of faith, so that 'spending the night there in the forest' is when goods exist no longer, and therefore means desolation, which is also described by 'fleeing before the swords, before the drawn sword'. Celestial things, that is, the goods of faith - or what amount to the same, the works of charity - which are theirs, are meant by 'bringing water to the thirsty, and with bread meeting the fugitive'.

[5] In Jeremiah,

I took the cup from Jehovah's hand and made all the nations to whom Jehovah sent me drink it - Jerusalem and the cities of Judah, and its kings and its princes, to turn them into a desolation; Pharaoh king of Egypt, and his servants, and his princes, and all his people; all the kings of Tyre and all the kings of Sidon; Dedan and Tema, and Buz, and all who have cut the corners [of their hair] all the kings of Zimri, and all the kings of Elam, and all the kings of Media, and all the kings of the north. Jeremiah 25:17-19, 22-23, 25-26.

This also refers to the desolation of the spiritual Church, different elements of which Church are mentioned in order and are meant by Jerusalem, the cities of Judah, Egypt, Tyre, Sidon, Dedan, Tema, Buz, Zimri, Elam, and Media.

[6] In Ezekiel,

Sheba and Dedan, and the merchants of Tarshish, and all its young lions will say to you, Have you come to seize the spoil? Have you assembled your company to carry off plunder, to carry away silver and gold, and to take cattle and possessions, and seize great spoil? Ezekiel 38:13.

This refers to Gog who means external worship separated from internal, which is idolatrous, 1151. 'Sheba and Dedan' stands for the internal aspects of worship, namely the goods of faith, 'Tarshish' for corresponding external worship. The silver, gold, cattle, possessions, and spoil which Gog - or external worship separated from the internal - wishes to 'carry away' are the cognitions of good and truth, which those who are meant by Sheba and Dedan fight for and defend, and who are on that account called 'young lions'. In the proper sense 'Sheba' is those with whom cognitions of good exist, 'Dedan' those with whom cognitions of truth derived from good are present.

  
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