Potts(1905-1910) 3656
3656. THE CONTENTS. In the supreme sense this chapter treats of the Lord, how He began to make His natural Divine both as to truth and as to good; and the means by which He effected this are described in general. But in the representative sense it treats of how the Lord regenerates or makes new the natural of man both as to truth and as to good; the process in general is in like manner described (verses 1-10).
Elliott(1983-1999) 3656
3656.
The subject here in the highest sense is the way in which the Lord began to make Divine both the truth and the good of His Natural, a general description being given of the means by which He accomplished this. But in the representative sense the subject is the way in which the Lord regenerates or makes new both the truth and the good of the natural man, a general description likewise being given of the process by which He accomplishes it, verses 1-9.
Latin(1748-1756) 3656
3656. CONTENTAAgitur hic in sensu supremo de Domino, quomodo Naturale Suum quoad verum et quoad bonum incepit Divinum facere; et describitur in communi per quae media. At in sensu repraesentativo, quomodo Dominus naturale hominis quoad verum et quoad bonum regenerat seu novum facit; processus in communi similiter est ibi, vers. {1}1-10.