1958# “它在加低斯和巴列中间”象征该真理的本质，换句话说，明白了这个真理的本质，以及理性的本质是什么。这一点从“加低斯和巴列”的含义中得到了明确的解释。如之前在第1678节文档中所述，“加低斯”象征真理，同时也象征关于真理的冲突。“巴列”则象征那些较低层次的事物，因此它指的是真实的事实性知识，而理性正是基于这些知识构建的。至于圣经中的名字代表真实事物的概念，请参考第1876，1888，1889，1224，1264节的解释。
1958、“看哪，这泉就在加低斯和巴列之间”表示该真理的性质，也就是说，祂看见该真理是何性质，从而看见该理性是何性质，这从“加低斯和巴列”的含义清楚可知。“加低斯”既表示真理，也表示关于真理的争论，这在前面已经说明（1678节）。但“巴列”表示在下之物，因而表示以记忆知识或事实的形式存在的真理，理性也从这种真理形成。在圣言中，名字表示真实事物（参看1876，1888，1889节；以及1224，1264节）。
Potts(1905-1910) 1958
1958. Behold it is between Kadesh and Bared. That this signifies the quality-that is that He saw of what quality this truth was, and thus what the quality of the rational was-is evident from the signification of "Kadesh" and of "Bared." That "Kadesh" signifies truth, and also contentions about truths, has been shown before (n. 1678); but "Bared" signifies what is below, and thus truth in the form of memory-knowledge,* from which also comes the rational. (That names in the Word signify actual things, may be seen above, n. 1876, 1888, 1889; also n. 1224, 1264.) * Verum scientificum - that is, truth in the external memory [REVISER.]
Elliott(1983-1999) 1958
1958. 'Behold, it is between Kadesh and Bared' means its nature, that is to say, He saw what the nature of this truth was, and so what the nature of the rational was. This is clear from the meaning of 'Kadesh and Bared'. That 'Kadesh' means truth, and also conflicts over truths, has been shown already in 1678. 'Bared' however means that which is below, and so means true factual knowledge, from which also the rational is formed. As regards names in the Word meaning real things, see 1876, 1888, 1889, and also 1224, 1264.
Latin(1748-1756) 1958
1958. `Ecce inter Kadesh et inter Bared': quod significet qualitatem, nempe quod viderit quale esset hoc verum, ita quale esset rationale, constat ex significatione `Kadesh et Bared': quod `Kadesh' significet verum, tum contentiones de veris, ostensum est prius n. 1678; `Bared' autem quod infra est, ita verum scientificum, ex quo etiam rationale. Quod nomina in Verbo significent res, videatur n. 1876, 1888, 1889; tum n. 1224, 1264.