Yitzhhaq/Isaac
Yitzhhaq (10.90.8.100) the no. 2 of the Abraham-Isaac-Jacob triad. This schema is a paradox. Essentially
it belongs to a triune movement. In its physical disposition it is twofold, and has to be so, as a link between the
conqueror 3 and the conquered 2 (duality as symbolized by Canaan). Its structure is ingenious. Its 8,
between the 90 and 100, is almost farcical. No wonder that Yitzhhaq means "he laughs."
But the 3 in disquise, the comedy, the laughter are playing a deadly serious game, at its most critical
stage. Isaac must give birth to Israel. In his schema is the seed of man-made-perfect, but
in such a condition as to have no possibility of action. Yitzhhaq is a paradoxical balance of a
pre-evolved 8 and a totally evolved (female and male) 90 and 100. In the schema the beginning is included in the end:
the entire evolutionary process is out of its range.
Suares, Cipher of Genesis p.166
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Abraham begins with
Aleph and timelessness, Yitzhhaq with Yod and duration. Yitzhhaq must be sacrificed
unless he is capable of giving birth to Israel.
Abraham Cycle |
Israel
Nature's Language: The Binding of Yitzhhaq
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