Potts(1905-1910) 4336
4336. THE CONTENTS. The subject here treated of in the internal sense is the conjunction of Divine good natural which is "Esau," with the good of truth which is "Jacob;" thus the submission of the latter, and its instilling into Divine good natural. The process by which this is effected is described. Lastly the acquisition of interior truths is treated of.
Elliott(1983-1999) 4336
4336.
The subject now in the internal sense is the joining together of Divine Natural Good, meant by 'Esau', and the Good of Truth, meant by 'Jacob' So the subject is the submission of this latter Good and the introduction of it into Divine Natural Good. The process by which this is effected is described. In the last part of the chapter the subject is the acquisition of interior truths.
Latin(1748-1756) 4336
4336. CONTENTAAgitur hic in sensu interno de conjunctione Divini Boni Naturalis, quod est `Esau,' cum Veri Bono, quod est `Jacob': ita de submissione hujus et insinuatione in Divinum Bonum Naturale:
processus quomodo fit, describitur. Ultimo agitur de acquisitione verorum interiorum.