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THE CONTENTS. The subject treated of in the internal sense of this chapter is the residue in the Lord's natural, that it was made Divine. The interior things of the natural that were made Divine
are here "Israel." The progress toward things still more interior, where is the rational, is described by the birth of Benjamin, and afterwards by the coming of the sons of Jacob to Isaac.
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This chapter deals in the internal sense with how all else in the Lord's Natural was made Divine, the interior aspects of the Natural which were made Divine being meant by 'Israel' now. Progress
towards aspects even more interior, where the Rational is situated, is described by the birth of Benjamin, and after that by Jacob's sons when they came to Isaac.
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Agitur {1} in hoc capite in sensu interno de residuo in Naturali Domini, quod Divinum factum: interiora Naturalis, quae Divina facta, sunt hic `Israel.' Progressus versus adhuc interiora,
ubi Rationale, describitur per nativitatem Benjaminis;
et dein per adventum filiorum Jacobi ad Jishakum. @1 Two other versions are found in A, see Appendix volume.$