All the Rivers Flow into the Sea

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1) “These are the accounts of the tabernacle, the tabernacle of the testimony.” It is written, “All the rivers flow into the sea, yet the sea is not full.” All the rivers are rivers and holy springs, the Sefirot de ZA, which have been filled and came out to illuminate upon the great sea, which is Malchut. And when the great sea is filled by those rivers, it emits water and waters all the animals of the field, as it is written, “They water every beast of the field,” which are the degrees of BYA.

2) First it is written, “He sends forth springs in the rivers,” and then it is written, “They water every beast of the field, the wild donkeys quench their thirst.” These are the Merkavot [pl. of Merkava (chariot/assembly)] below, in BYA, which are called “beasts of the field” and “wild donkeys.” And when the sea, Malchut, receives those springs, the lights of ZA, it receives all of them and sucks them into it. Subsequently, it emits water to the other side—which is the holy Merkavot below, in BYA—waters them, and all are accounted for and counted by name, for Malchut names all the degrees that she waters, as it is written, “He calls them all by name.” This is why it is written, “These are the accounts of the tabernacle,” for the tabernacle is Malchut, and the degrees that she waters—the Kelim of the tabernacle—are her accounts, which are called by name.

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