Sefer HaBahir, verse 3 excerpt*
"Straight interpretation: Equally it is on paper (Devarim 33:23): The insulation is G-d's blessing possessing the Sea and the South."
Say what? This is conspicuously an indecipherable note.
The first word has a notch gematria of 591, with a numeral sum of 15, the respect of the Wonderful Warrant Kah (yud-hei), the first two lettering of the tetragrammaton. The previous excerpt of verse 3 dealt with keter Torah. Expound in this stand of the stance of the word, the plainness of that critical Torah is actively brought down in the worlds of atzilut and beriyah, which Kah represents.
The final numeral sum of is 6. In this stand the mystery Torah is brought down in yetzirah, which the respect 6 and the memorandum vav pull.
Clothed in the word is the immoral, on behalf of malchut and the world of assiyah. Now, the plainness has been brought all the way down inside the world of action.
*Footnote:
The verse quoted contemporary in this excerpt is from Devarim 33:23, anywhere the tetragrammaton (on paper out in the Torah verse) is customarily denoted by ' in seforim. So far, in the Kaplan hebrew prose, this memorandum appears as chet with an dangerous pronunciation '. Yehudi mentions in his text of the Bahir (Mosad HaRav Kook), the accented lettering are "a the first time (in the beginning of the verse) but end with a," but as well as he provides the hebrew verse from the Kook glug anywhere the memorandum in scrutinize is a beit. So, here is something foundation barely discernible in the burlesque sitting room these 3 lettering () are playing with the accented lettering in this verse. by the way routine "hide", "secret". More willingly cool! Now I am really lively about this riddle and can't work for to get to this letter!
For reference, the first facial expression of verse 3 (in the demonstration discussed in this post) as it appears in the Mosad HaRav Kook glug of HaBahir (with honor to Yehudi for release it:
", ( ) '
Note: The word " in the Kook glug is ' in the Kaplan glug. The stand-alone accented memorandum is a perplexing looking chet in my Kaplan glug, a beit in the Kook glug and a hei in Devarim (the quoted verse). I stow used the accented beit as it is in the Kook glug contemporary in my excerpt, for reasons I incentive apology in my flanking post.
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