AC 3454 - to do violence to the internal sense of the Word

AC 3454
. . . to do violence to the internal sense is to deny
those things which are the principal things of this sense,
and which are the essential holy things of the Word;
and these are,
the Divine Human of the Lord,
love to Him,
and love toward the neighbor.
These three are the principal things of the internal sense,
and are the holy things of the Word;
they are also the internal and holy things
of all doctrinal things that are from the Word;
and are likewise the internal and holy things of all worship;
for in them is the Lord's kingdom itself.
A fourth is, that the Word,
as to all things therein both in general and in particular,
as to the smallest point, is Divine;
thus that the Lord is in the Word.
This is also confessed and acknowledged
 by all who have doctrinal things from the Word;
and yet at heart those deny it
who acknowledge no other holiness in the Word
than that which appears in the letter;
for such can perceive nothing holy in the historicals,
nor in the propheticals,
except only a slight external something,
from its being called holy;
 when yet it must be interiorly holy
if it be Divine as to the smallest point.