DLord 37 - The Lord is the Origin and Subject of the Word

DLord 37 [1-2]

I have been granted to go through
the Prophets and the Psalms of David
and to examine each verse
and see what the subject is there,
and I saw that the subjects were nothing else
than the church established by the Lord
and the church to be established,
the Lord’s advent, His battles,
His glorification, redemption and salvation,
and the heaven established by Him and to be established,
and at the same time their opposites.

Because these are all works of the Lord,
it was apparent that the Holy Scripture throughout
has the Lord as its subject,
and that the Lord therefore embodies the Word.

However, this can only be seen by people
who are enlightened by the Lord
and who are acquainted as well
with the spiritual sense of the Word.
Angels in heaven all possess this sense.
Consequently, when a person reads the Word,
that is the only meaning the angels comprehend.
For a person has spirits and angels with him continually,
and because they are spiritual,
they understand spiritually everything
that the person understands naturally.