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Bet jie tarė: “Šalin! Jis čia atvyko, kad gyventų kaip ateivis, o nori teisėju būti! Dabar mes pasielgsime su tavimi pikčiau negu su jais”. Jie smarkiai veržėsi prie Loto, norėdami išlaužti duris.
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Bet jie tarė: “Šalin! Jis čia atvyko, kad gyventų kaip ateivis, o nori teisėju būti! Dabar mes pasielgsime su tavimi pikčiau negu su jais”. Jie smarkiai veržėsi prie Loto, norėdami išlaužti duris.
2361. Verse 8 Behold now, I have two daughters, who have not known a man; let me now bring them out to you and you may do to them as is good in your eyes; only do nothing to those men, for they have come under the shadow of my roof.
'Behold now, I have two daughters, who have not known a man' means the affections for good and for truth. 'Let me now bring them out to you' means blessedness from these. 'And you may do to them as is good in your eyes' means enjoyment insofar as they perceived them to come from good. 'Only do nothing to those men' means that they were to do no violence to the Lord's Divine Human and His Holy proceeding. 'For they have come under the shadow of my roof' means that the good of charity exists with them, 'shadow of the roof' meaning within a general obscure [perception] of that good.