She says towards the Righteous-One: (Gen. 24:18) *And she said: ‘drink, my lord...

• (Gen. 24:46) ... and also your camels¹ *I shall quench... *which are: (Is. 28:9) ... those weaned¹ of milk...

footnotes: ¹ ge-malekha ¹ ge-mulei

And furthermore, ḥolem¹ is called the Middle Pillar in relation to the brain, and ḥireq¹ in relation to the heart, shureq¹ it is called in the connection of the two-of-them.

footnotes: ¹ ˙ ¹ ִ ¹ ·

And furthermore, it is called ḥolem¹ throughout the whole of the right side, it is this that is written: (Lev. 2:13) ... upon all your sacrifices you shall offer salt². And it is called ḥireq¹ throughout the whole of the left side, and it is shureq¹ – the connection of both-of-them.

footnotes: ¹ ˙ ² melaḥ ¹ ִִ ¹ ·

And furthermore: ḥolem¹ is called, in Higher Mother – the Day of Atonement, which is the concept of ‘decade’, and in it may He be ‘compassionate’² and forgiving of all the sins of His people. And ḥireq¹, it is stated of Lower Mother, and of it: (Ps. 37:12) ... he gnashes² his teeth over him – over Samael who has enslaved the children of the Shekhinah in exile.

footnotes: ¹ ˙ ² moḥel ¹ ִ ² ḥoreq

Another word: (Ps. 93:3) ... the rivers have raised their voice... This is the two times daily that Israel unify the blessed Holy One, and raise, through it in its unification a ‘voice’, evening and morning, and afternoon, which are right and left. In both-of-them they raise a ‘voice’, which is the Middle Pillar.

Towards whom do they raise it? Towards Higher Mother. For it is 25¹ on the right, and 25 on the left, evening and morning, and they are ‘the fifty gates of Binah’.

footnotes: ¹ Kh-H

They call to Him with them, that He may descend, towards the Righteous-One¹ and righteousness¹, For He is ‘24’¹ – in the right thigh, and She is: (Gen. 24:15) her pitcher¹ upon her shoulder – in the left thigh, which are the two pillars of truth.

footnotes: ¹ tzadiq ¹ tzedeq ¹ DaKh ¹ KhaD

And because of this: (Ps. 93:3) ... the rivers shall raise their smashing-force¹ * *– composed of dokh¹² and yam¹². And He is DaKh through the 24¹ letters, of ‘Blessed is the Name of His Kingdom’s glory forever’³ – of the evening service, and He is DaKh through the 24 letters – of the morning service.

footnotes: ¹ dokh-yam ¹ smash ² 24 ¹ sea ² 50 ¹ KhaD ³ Liturgical formula: the Shm’a prayer

And the mystery of the matter: (Is. 54:12) And I shall make your windows of jasper¹. And it is ‘her pitcher’¹ in both-of-them, (Ps. 74:21) And let not the oppressed-one¹ return ashamed. And the voice of that ‘dakh’¹ should not be heard, but the rivers should ‘raise’ it. It is not written they raised¹ but, rather, they shall raise¹ * *because of: (see Num. 7:9) upon the shoulder they shall carry¹.

footnotes: ¹ kodkod ¹ kad ¹ dakh ¹ oppressed ¹ nas-u ¹ yis-u ¹ yisa-u

At that time: (Gen. 24:16) ... and she filled her pitcher and went up. (Gen. 24:18) *And she said: ‘Drink, my lord...

• (Gen. 24:46) ... and also to your camels I will give drink’...

These are the 248¹ words, of the four sections of ‘the Unity,’² of the recitation of the Shm’a. For through all of them there are 248 limbs, that are included in the covenant – which is the Righteous-One³, they are all watered by the Shekhinah, – Who is KhaD¹ YaM¹.

footnotes: ¹ RaMaḤ ² Midrash Tanḥuma, Qedoshim Ch.6 ³ Yesod ¹ pitcher ¹ sea

The 24¹ books of Scripture are surely a ‘pitcher’¹², that is filled from the higher sea of the Torah, which is comprised of the fifty letters of the Unity, which are the 25 and 25¹ letters, through which they Israel unify the blessed Holy One twice daily.

footnotes: ¹ KhaD ¹ khad ² 24 ¹ Kho-H va-Kho-H

And when yam¹ adds up to fifty, this is the meaning of: (Ps. 93:3) ... the rivers shall raise their pounding¹ * *– with a switching of the letters of DoKh¹ – and it is KhaD¹.

footnotes: ¹ sea ¹ dokhyam ¹ pounding ¹ pitcher

And DaKh is the Righteous-One with this pitcher, because it is broken¹ in exile. The Shekhinah, who is the pitcher, upon it is stated: (Ps. 51:19) ... a broken and depressed¹ heart, ELQYM do not despise.

footnotes: ¹ tavira ¹ niDKeh

The Righteous-One¹ ispounding² in the water of the Torah, and He is crushed² **in the oil of the Torah. It is this that is written: (Num. 28:5) crushed oil. When? When the Vav³ is removed from Hei³, and She remains Dalet³. Dalat² certainly! And because of this, the amount of ‘crushed’ oil is a quarter of a hin – a quarter of the letter HEi³ specifically, For She has reverted to DaLeT³. And that which is ‘crushed’² is the lesser Vav³, the completion of Hei³.

footnotes: ¹ Yesod ² dakh ² katit ³ ו ³ ה ³ ד ² poor ³ ה ³ ד ² katit ³ ו ³ ה

And upon it¹ is stated: (Ex. 31:17) *Between Me and between the Children of Israel, ‘it is a sign’*² *for ever... *– ‘the letter Hei’² specifically! And because of this, She¹ is called Hei³, after His¹ name: (Gen. 1:31) ... the sixth² *day *– the HEi¹ of ‘the sixth’.

footnotes: ¹ Yesod ² ot hi ² ot hei ¹ Malkhut ³ ה ¹ Yesod ² Ha-shishi ¹ Malkhut

(Ps. 93:4) *From the voices sounds of many waters *– these are the 7 [voices] Names, which divide into 7 rivers, and all of them are divided, within that river that goes out from Eden.

And they are alluded to in: (Ps. 29:1) Give¹ *to Y”Y... *There are seven that go according to seven Names, which are A-V-G-Y-T-Tz etc., and they are 7 sephirot:

footnotes: ¹ Havu

The voice of Y”Y upon the waters (Ps. 29:3–4) * *– this is Ḥesed, and it is A-V-G-Y-T-Tz, from where emerges the water of the Torah. *The voice of Y”Y in power *– this is QRA STN and this is Gevurah, *The voice of Y”Y in majesty *– this is NGDYKhSh – and this is Tipheret – (Ps. 89:37) *... His throne is like the sun ‘before me’*¹.

footnotes: ¹ negdi

And with that it was said to Moses: (Ex. 34:10) ... before¹ your people I shall do wonders...

footnotes: ¹ neged

(Ps. 29:5–9) *The voice of Y”Y breaks cedars *– this is BTR TzTG – and this is Netzaḥ. *The voice of Y”Y hews flames of fire *– this is ḤQV TN’A – and this is Hod. *The voice of Y”Y will terrify the desert *– this is YGL PZQ – which is Yesod – Mount Sinai. The voice of Y”Y frightens hinds¹ * *– this is ShQU TzYT – and this is Malkhut, about whom it is stated: (Ps. 22:1) For the conductor: on the hind of the dawn.

footnotes: ¹ ayalot

And this is: (Ps. 93:4) *From the voices of many waters, mighty, breakers of the sea... *– these are the cantillation-notes of the Torah, of which it is stated: (Ps. 42:8) ... all your breakers and your waves have passed over me. And they are: zarqa¹, maqaph¹, shophar holekh¹, segolta¹.

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