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זוהר, בשלח י״אZohar, Beshalach 11

Section 11 of 34 in Beshalach — 7 segments

Segment 1א׳

ס"א תוספתא (שמות י״ד:י״ט) ויִּסַּע מַלְאַךְ הָאֱלהִים וגוֹ'. (מתניתין) עַד לָא (ס"א אשתקע) אִשְׁתְּכַח אֲוִירָא דַּכְיָא, וְלָא נְהִירִין, אֲבָנִין נְקִיבָן הֲווֹ סְתִימָאן. תְּלַת רוּחִין דִּכְלִילָן בִּתְלַת, הֲווֹ שְׁקִיעָן. וּמַיִין סְתִימָן תְּחוֹת נוּקְבֵי. בְּשִׁבְעִין וּתְרֵין אַתְוָון אִתְהַדָּרוּ לְאַתְרַיְיהוּ אִינּוּן אֲבָנִין (ס"א דרין).

AND THE ANGEL OF GOD REMOVED, ETC. Before the pure air was found, and they did not give light, the perforated stones were stopped up. Three spirits comprised in three were sunk. And waters were stopped up beneath the perforations. By seventy-two letters those stones returned to their place.

Segment 2ב׳

בָּתַר שִׁבְעִין וּתְרֵין דַּרְגִּין, וְכֵן תְּלַת זִמְנִין, אִתְבָּקָעוּ ואִתְנְקִיבוּ אֲבָנֵי, תְּחוֹת צְרוֹרָא דְּהֲוָה חָקִיק, וְאִתְכְּנָפוּ דַּרְגִּין, וְאִתְעָבִידוּ כְּנוּפְיָא חֲדָא. (ס"א אתפלג ואתעבידו כנופיא חד)

After seventy-two grades, and so three times, the stones were split and perforated beneath the bundle that was engraved; and the grades gathered and became one assembly.

Segment 3ג׳

לְבָתַר אִתְפְּלָגוּ, וְאִתְעָבִידוּ תְּרֵין דַּרְגִּין, פַּלְגּוּתָא מַיָּא אַגְלִידוּ, וּפַלְגּוּתָא אִשְׁתְּקָעוּ. אִלֵּין סְלִיקוּ, וְאִלֵּין נַחְתּוּ, מֵהָכָא שָׁרָא עָלְמָא לְאִתְפַּלְגָא.

Afterwards they were divided and became two grades: half the waters congealed, and half were sunk. These ascended, and these descended. From here the world began to be divided.

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Zohar — Vocalized Zohar, Israel 2013, via Sefaria

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