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THE CONTENTS. In the internal sense here the subject treated of is the Lord, how He made His internal man Divine. "Jacob" was the external man, as described in the preceding chapters; "Joseph" is the
internal man, as described in this and the following chapters.
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The internal sense deals here with the way in which the Lord made His Internal Man Divine. 'Jacob' was the External Man, the subject in preceding chapters, now 'Joseph' is the Internal Man,
the subject in the present chapter and those that follow it.
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In sensu interno agitur hic de Domino quomodo Ipse Internum Suum Hominem Divinum fecit: `Jacobus' fuit Externus Homo, de quo in praecedentibus actum est, `Josephus' est Internus, de quo
hic et in sequentibus agitur.