Science Rendition

Every archetypal form of animated life of the rational principle of the ADM-ic mind and its creative mentative power is pure and complete: and every pure archetypal form is a configuration of the rational principle of the ADM-ic mind and its creative mentative power in indefinite expansion from its center.

KJV: Of every clean beast thou shalt take to thee by sevens, the male and his female: and of beasts that are not clean by two, the male and his female.

Key Words: THR BHMH SHBE SHBE AYSH ASHH BHMH MN ASHR LA THR SHNY AYSH ASHH

T-H-R - 'pure, consecrated, ordained'

2889. tahowr, taw-hore´; or  tahor, taw-hore´; from 2891; pure (in a physical, chemical, ceremonial or moral sense):—clean, fair, pure(-ness).

2890. thowr, teh-hore´; from 2891; purity:—pureness.

טהר  .2891 taher, taw-hare´; a primitive root; properly, to be bright…

TR טר The sign of resistance united by contraction to the elementary root אר, as image of fire, forms a root which develops all ideas of purification, consecration, ordination.

THR טהר That which is pure, purified, purged of its impurities. (The Hebraic Tongue Restored, Fabré d’Olivet, p. 360-361)

NOTE re 'male and female'

AYSH ASHH We should note here that the terms translated ‘male and female’ in Genesis 7:2-3, are AYSH and ASHH, that is, the mentative, or creative mental principle, or rational man within ADM, and its efficient faculty (see The Great Mystery: Understanding the Story of Adam and Eve). What is being preserved here is more the archetype of each animated being (Plato’s Idea) as it exists in the super-sensible realm (masculine in nature), and the means by which that principle can be made manifest and efficient in action (feminine principle).

It is the efficient faculty which manifesting the principle, causes, for example, the bear not to be inclined in the same fashion as a rabbit…It is by its efficient faculty emanated from its principle that every being conforms exteriorly. The naturalists who have assumed that the tiger was tiger because he had teeth, claws, stomach and intestines, fashioned in a particular way have spoken thoughtlessly and without understanding. They might have done better by saying, that the tiger had those teeth, claws, stomach and intestines because he was tiger, that is to say, because his efficient volitive faculty constituted him such. It is not the instrument which gives the will but the will the instrument. The compass no more makes geometry than the dagger makes the assassin…their will must always have precedence over the usage. (The Hebraic Tongue Restored, Fabré d’Olivet, p. 202-203)