Genesis 5:1
This one is a writing of the births of red-one. In the hot-one of cutting-out elohim a red-one,205 in a copy of elohim he has made אֶת-him.206
Footnote:
| 206 | To cut out…he has made. Infinitive + perfect. In other words, predestination. This is the inverse of what we read in Genesis 2:3, “has cut out to make”, perfect + infinitive. Watch these two verses take you in a giant mental circle. From the head we go out, and to the head we go in. Perhaps akin to Nicodemus’ question to Jesus: from the womb we come out, to the womb we go in.
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