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THE CONTENTS. In the internal sense of this chapter by "Jacob" is described the Lord's natural-how the good of truth therein was conjoined with kindred good from a Divine origin, which good is
"Laban;" at first through the affection of external truth, which is "Leah;" and then through the affection of internal truth, which is "Rachel."
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In this chapter 'Jacob' refers, in the internal sense, to the Lord's Natural, the subject being how the Good of Truth in His Natural was joined to a kindred good from a Divine source, meant
by 'Laban'. First these were so joined through the affection for external truth, meant by 'Leah', and then through the affection for internal truth, meant by 'Rachel'.
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In hoc capite in sensu interno per `Jacobum' agitur de Naturali Domini, quomodo Veri Bonum ibi conjunctum sit cum bono affini ex origine Divina, quod est `Laban'; primum per affectionem veri
externi, quae est `Leah,' et dein per affectionem veri interni, quae est `Rachel.'