Potts(1905-1910) 6497
6497. The Contents After treating of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, by whom in the supreme sense is represented the Lord, this last chapter of Genesis in the internal sense treats of the church-that after the celestial church had perished, a spiritual church was instituted by the Lord. The beginning and progress of this church are described in the internal sense, and at the close of the chapter, its end; and that in its stead the mere representative of a church was instituted among the descendants of Jacob.
Elliott(1983-1999) 6497
6497.
Now that Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, who in the highest sense represent the Lord, have been dealt with, this final chapter deals in the internal sense with the Church, with the establishment by the Lord of the spiritual Church after the celestial Church had perished. The beginning and the progressive stages of that spiritual Church are described in the internal sense; and at the end of the chapter the end of that Church, when solely a representative of the Church was established among Jacob's descendants, is described.
Latin(1748-1756) 6497
6497. CONTENTAPostquam actum est de Abrahamo, Jishako, et Jacobo, per quos in supremo sensu {1}repraesentatur Dominus, agitur nunc in ultimo hoc capite in sensu interno de Ecclesia, quod postquam caelestis Ecclesia periit, Ecclesia spiritualis a Domino instituta sit; initium ejus et progressus in sensu interno describitur; et ad finem capitis, Ecclesiae illius finis; et quod loco ejus solum Ecclesiae repraesentativum apud posteros Jacobi institutum sit. @1 repraesentabatur$