183. * were in the innermost regions, or who supposed they were in them, so that they might see whether they were in the innermosts, as they believed. But from the above-mentioned characteristic, they would know whether they are there. For all do not know differently, before being instructed, than that they are most deeply [there], in which matter they are of course mistaken, but are still kept in this opinion. For they cannot penetrate into what is unknown to them, just as is the case with people on earth. [Inward] [See also WE 5091-93, continuing the subject of eating with Abraham, Isaac and Jacob.]