The Heavenly Arcana
The Heavenly Arcana
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813. That this signifies the last limit of the Most An- cient Church, and that *' a hundred and fifty '' is the last Digitized by Google No. 8i3.] CHAPTER VII. VER. 24. 403 limit, and the first, cannot indeed be so well confirmed from the Word as the more simple numbers, which are frequently occurring. And yet it may be evident from the number fifteen — of which above at verse 20 — which signifies so few as to be scarcely any. Still more so the number a hun- dred and fifty, composed of fifteen ...multiplied by ten, which signifies remains' The multiplication of a few — as the multiplication of a half, a fourth, or a tenth — makes it still less, so that at length it becomes almost none, conse- quently the end or last limit. The same number occurs in the following chapter (viii. ver. 3), where it is said — "The waters receded ... at the end of a hundred and fifty days " — with the same signification. Numbers in the Word 2 are to be understood in a sense entirely abstract from that of the letter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
813. That this signifies the last limit of the Most An- cient Church, and that *' a hundred and fifty '' is the last Digitized by Google No. 8i3.] CHAPTER VII. VER. 24. 403 limit, and the first, cannot indeed be so well confirmed from the Word as the more simple numbers, which are frequently occurring. And yet it may be evident from the number fifteen — of which above at verse 20 — which signifies so few as to be scarcely any. Still more so the number a hun- dred and fifty, composed of fifteen ...multiplied by ten, which signifies remains' The multiplication of a few — as the multiplication of a half, a fourth, or a tenth — makes it still less, so that at length it becomes almost none, conse- quently the end or last limit. The same number occurs in the following chapter (viii. ver. 3), where it is said — "The waters receded ... at the end of a hundred and fifty days " — with the same signification. Numbers in the Word 2 are to be understood in a sense entirely abstract from that of the letter.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Swedenborg, Emanuel, 1688-1772 to read onlineMoreLess
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