Being Left

And the LORD God caused a deep sleep to fall upon Adam, and he slept: and he took one of his ribs, and closed up the flesh instead thereof;

22 And the rib, which the LORD God had taken from man, made he a woman, and brought her unto the man.

23 And Adam said, This is now bone of my bones, and flesh of my flesh: she shall be called Woman, because she was taken out of Man.

24 Therefore shall a man leave his father and his mother, and shall cleave unto his wife: and they shall be one flesh.

Genesis 2:21-24

The issue here is more than appears at first glance, really and truly there is. The Lord as a Rephiam at this point is having people making classes, it looks like. Though he isn't, now is he, cause that's something only he can do all by himself. That's always just alike a woman isn't it, and one of her favorite lines when giving birth to a child is a 'look what I did.' Honey, I'm sorry, you did nothing more than give birth to a babe that God already had made deep down inside all by himself cause that's just what he does. Besides, you weren't even around when he had been making you really. At that point, you were nothing more than a rib dug up from the earth as a dog would a bone that's been buried of sorts. Not that you're just a man's play toy most certainly that's not going to happen. Plus, there's the part of you that will always come from him then and so he also will in you find a piece of himself so to speak. That's just proper and true and much better than all this nonsense about Even and Adam being involved in creation or having taken God's place which shouldn't have been. Perhaps that's where Adam has gotten the least little bit wrong or some twisted. As a Zebulon, he shouldn't have been in the habit of making promises he had no intention of keeping. Though as a Naphtalim function, it wasn't his place to be making these sorts of bets to begin with. Again, it was God's place in the taking and leaving. Therefore, Adam can be considered the first type of a fallen from Edom over which Philistia ruled had no qualms about taking given it's desolate appearance and its taking of slaves. In the leaving then, somewhat of a justice appears. Therefore, by right or by fallen or perhaps just by virtue of what she's been given, Eve has gone into Joseph's tribe right from the start. Now by no means am I suggesting that all women happen to fit into this category, just that it was Eve's particular story. Consider though that's what happens without any particular type of a leader. Eve, you'll see, will have abdicted her place when she's met up with the snake in the garden. Therefore as with the Philistines later she makes of one of terrible sorts. Adam for his part has alternated between idle fascination and a lawless opinion. Originally as a created being and so also named, she would've been determinant equal though apart separate. Basically all that's it for Joseph's tribe at the moment. Just to think though of our God overruling it no matter whatever mess was created as part of Naphtalim proper. Just as in the beginning when he divided the light from the darkness, he's set bounds on the ev, neglect, and some mischief by not allowing to prosper. Far be it from me though of taking his place unlike those of original sin who'd thought them the best.. I've only just noticed too when it comes to the house of Joseph in Genesis 3, some might've though this mostly unsuitable for raising opinions. That's because Even jumped to conclusions so quickly and even found a few of her own. Adam for his part followed on after without questioning any of her theology thesis central and thus invited the house of Zebulon on into disaster. Therefore, without any of them ever consulting the Lord about his plan for the rest of the fold, it formed the perfect trap for the serpent to at this point come into their midst. Thank God then he didn't allow The sin of one man to go on affecting the rest of the house. Nor did he get carried away with their error and rewrite the rest of the book just because they'd messed up that page. From the curse then on, God rested judgement with Joseph proper as the not fully seen but perhaps the greatest of these. As theologians like to put it, he was a type of Christ was he not at some times. Thus then in Joseph is there a shadow of all other things proper. That's why he makes an excellent house leader and one we'll see later as one who'd uncover the truth to the ages. The other thing to note here is that of the snake. Under the law already established in the first part of Genesis, he'd have become as a sort of Manassas though Levite we'll later find was his true natural function. In the Lord's judgement then dividing the three from the rest, the serpent is allowed to run through the rest of the house. Well, he crawls rather more like a slither but his length is established quite fully all things considered.