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Иезекииль第24章

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1 И было ко мне слово Господне в девятом году, в десятом месяце, в десятый день месяца:

2 сын человеческий! запиши себе имя этого дня, этого самого дня: вэтот самый день царь Вавилонский подступит к Иерусалиму.

3 И произнеси на мятежный дом притчу, и скажи им: так говорит Господь Бог: поставь котел, поставь и налей в него воды;

4 сложи в него куски мяса, все лучшие куски, бедра иплеча, и наполни отборными костями;

5 отборных овец возьми, и разожги под ним кости, и кипяти до того, чтобы и кости разварились в нем.

6 Посему так говорит Господь Бог: горе городу кровей! горе котлу, вкотором есть накипь и с которого накипь его не сходит! кусок за куском его выбрасывайтеиз него, не выбирая по жребию.

7 Ибо кровь его среди него; он оставил ее на голой скале; не на землю проливал ее, где она могла бы покрыться пылью.

8 Чтобы возбудить гнев для совершения мщения, Я оставил кровь его на голой скале, чтобы она не скрылась.

9 Посему так говорит Господь Бог: горе городу кровей! и Я разложу большой костер.

10 Прибавь дров, разведи огонь, вывари мясо; пустьвсе сгустится, и кости перегорят.

11 И когда котел будет пуст, поставь его на уголья, чтобы он разгорелся, и чтобы медьего раскалилась, и расплавилась в нем нечистота его, и вся накипь его исчезла.

12 Труд будет тяжелый; но большая накипь его не сойдет с него; и в огне останется на нем накипь его.

13 В нечистоте твоей такая мерзость, что, сколько Я ни чищу тебя, ты все нечист; от нечистоты твоей ты и впредь не очистишься, доколе ярости Моей Я не утолю над тобою.

14 Я Господь, Я говорю: это придет и Я сделаю; не отменю и не пощажу, и не помилую. По путям твоим и по делам твоим будут судить тебя, говорит Господь Бог.

15 И было ко мне слово Господне:

16 сын человеческий! вот, Я возьму у тебя язвою утеху очей твоих; но ты не сетуй и не плачь, и слезы да не выступают у тебя;

17 вздыхай в безмолвии, плача по умершим не совершай; но обвязывай себя повязкою и обувай ноги твои в обувь твою, и бороды не закрывай, и хлеба от чужих не ешь.

18 И после того, как говорил я поутру слово к народу, вечером умерла жена моя, и на другой день я сделал так, как повелено было мне.

19 И сказал мне народ: не скажешь ли нам, какое для нас значение в том, что ты делаешь?

20 И сказал я им: ко мне было слово Господне:

21 скажи дому Израилеву: так говорит Господь Бог: вот, Я отдам на поругание святилище Мое, опору силы вашей, утеху очей ваших и отраду души вашей, а сыновья ваши и дочери ваши, которых вы оставили, падут от меча.

22 И вы будете делать то же, что делал я; бороды небудете закрывать, и хлеба от чужих не будете есть;

23 и повязки ваши будут на головах ваших, и обувь ваша на ногах ваших; не будете сетовать и плакать, но будете истаявать от грехов ваших и воздыхать друг перед другом.

24 И будет для вас Иезекииль знамением: все, что он делал, и вы будете делать; и когда это сбудется, узнаете, что Я Господь Бог.

25 А что до тебя, сын человеческий, то в тот день, когда Я возьму у них украшение славы их, утеху очей их и отраду души их, сыновей их и дочерей их, –

26 в тот день придет к тебе спасшийся оттуда , чтобы подать вестьв уши твои.

27 В тот день при этом спасшемся откроются уста твои, и ты будешь говорить, и не останешься уже безмолвным, и будешь знамением для них,и узнают, что Я Господь.

   

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Arcana Coelestia#8408

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8408. 'When we sat by a pot of flesh' means a life according to their own pleasure, and such as they craved for. This is clear from the meaning of 'a pot' as a container of good, and in the contrary sense a container of evil, dealt with below; and from the meaning of 'flesh' as the heavenly proprium, thus good, and in the contrary sense as the proprium that is man's own, thus evil, also dealt with below. 1 And since 'flesh' means the proprium, 'sitting by a pot of flesh' means a life according to one's own pleasure, and such as one craves for; for that is the life of the proprium. The reason why 'a pot' means a container of good, and in the contrary sense a container of evil, is that 'the flesh' cooked in it means good and in the contrary sense evil. And having these meanings 'a pot' also means the bodily level or the natural level of the human mind, since these are containers of good or of evil. This being so, it is used in a general sense to mean a person, and in an even more general sense to mean a people or a city; and when 'a pot' is used to mean these, 'flesh' means the good or the evil that is in them, as in Ezekiel,

... the men who think iniquity and give wicked counsel in this city, saying, [The time] is not near; [the city] itself is the pot, we are the flesh. Therefore thus said the Lord Jehovih, Your slain whom you have placed in the midst of it, 2 they are the flesh, but it is the pot. Ezekiel 11:2-3, 7.

Here 'the pot' stands for the city or the people there, and 'the flesh' for evil, since 'the slain', who are called 'the flesh', are those among whom goodness and truth have been wiped out, 4503.

[2] In the same prophet,

Tell a parable against the house of rebellion, and say to them, Thus said the Lord Jehovih, Put on the pot, put it on, and also pour [water into it gather] the pieces into it - every good piece, the thigh and the shoulder. Fill it with the choice of the bones. The Lord Jehovih said, Woe to the city of blood, 3 to the pot whose scum is in it, and whose scum has not gone out of it! Ezekiel 24:3-6.

Here 'the pot' stands for the city or the people there, among whom there exists the evil that results when good is profaned. The good or flesh there is 'the thigh and the shoulder'; the evil is 'the scum' coming from it, and good when profaned is the scum remaining, which also accounts for the city's being called 'the city of blood'.

[3] In Jeremiah,

Jehovah said to Jeremiah, What do you see? I said, A puffed out pot do I see, its face towards the north. Then Jehovah said, From the north evil will be opened over all the inhabitants of the land. Jeremiah 1:11-14.

'A puffed-out pot' stands for a people whom falsities have taken possession of, and 'the north' for the sensory and bodily levels of the human mind, from which evil pours out. The subject here is the end of the Church, when what belongs to the external and therefore to sensory and bodily levels, together with falsity and evil, has dominion; for the Lord's Church moves in a series of stages from what is internal to what is external, at which point it breathes its last.

[4] In Zechariah,

On that day there will be on the horses' bells, Holiness to Jehovah. And the pots in the house of Jehovah will be as the bowls before the altar. And every pot in Jerusalem and Judah will be holiness to Jehovah Zebaoth; and all offering sacrifice will come, and take from them, and cook in them. Zechariah 14:20-21.

The subject here is the salvation of faithful believers, faithful believers being 'the pots', which they are called because they receive good from the Lord; and because they receive that good every 'pot' is said to be 'holiness to Jehovah'. 'The bells of the horses, with Holiness on them' are truths in agreement with good. Since 'pots' are recipients and containers of good, they like all the other vessels for the altar were made of bronze, Exodus 38:3; for 'bronze' means the good of the natural, 425, 1551.

[5] In addition to this 'the pot' may mean religious teachings because these hold the Church's good and truth within them. Such teachings are meant by 'the pot' in which at Elisha's command a soup was boiled for the sons of the prophets, described as follows in the second Book of Kings,

Elisha came again to Gilgal, when there was a famine in the land. When the sons of the prophets were sitting before him he said to his servant, Put on a great pot, and boil a soup for the sons of the prophets. One of them went out into the field to gather herbs and found a wild vine, and gathered from it wild gourds, and cut them up into the pot of soup. While they were eating of the soup they cried out, There is death in the pot, O man of God! But he said that they should bring flour, which he threw into the pot, and said, Pour out for the people and let them eat. Then there was not anything bad in the pot. 2 Kings 4:38-41.

It should be recognized that all Divine miracles have to do with things connected with the Lord's kingdom and the Church, 7337, 8364, and that 'Elisha' represents the Word of the Lord, 2762, and 'prophets' teachings derived from it, 2534, 7269. From this one may see what thing connected with the Church was represented by this miracle, which was that if the Church's good has been falsified it is made good again by means of truth from the Word. 'A famine' is a lack of cognitions or knowledge of truth and good; 'the pot' is religious teachings; 'soup' is the good of the Jewish Church's outward religious observances; 'gourds from a wild vine' is falsification; and 'flour' is truth from the Word, 2177, used to make good again that which has been falsified, meant by 'death in the pot'. The reason why 'pots' means containers of good is that they were included among the utensils in which food was prepared, and 'food', every kind of it, means such things as nourish the soul, that is, affections for good and truth, 681, 1480, 3114, 4792, 5147, 5293, 5340, 5342, 5576, 5410, 5915.

脚注:

1. The Shorter Oxford English Dictionary describes proprium as A distinctive characteristic; the essential nature, selfhood. It is a Latin word meaning 'one's own (thing)'. Swedenborg uses it in the specialized sense of 'what is of the self.'

2. i.e. the city

3. literally, bloods

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