אבּגּדּהוזחטיכּלמנסעפּצקרשתּ
אָדַם
Adam
זָכַר נִקֵבָה
Niqeivah Zakar
גִּבּור אֶנוש גּבורָה
Givorah Enosh Gibbor
אִיש נָשָה אִשָה
Isha Nashah Ish
אָנַשִם נָשִים
Nashim Anashim
In classical Hebrew a name identifies character and function:
אָדַם - Adam: Pure man; be earthly and solid; rich in minerals; being ruddy; ground; earth given to man
זָכַר - Zakar: Male; remember; bearer of tradition passing down family history
נִקֵבָה - Niqeivah: Female; designated one; perforate; set firmly; deciding
גִּבּור - Gibbor: Being victorious; overpowering; developing; increasing
אֶנוש - Enosh: Cause weakness; be frail; being ill, being fatal, mortal; degenerate man; self-centred people
גּבורָה - Givorah: Female reflecting the traits of a gibbor
אִיש - Ish: Withstand; man with proven character; woman complementing man; exist
אִשָה - Ishah: Create material; being; existing; fire-shaped material; supporting pillar
אָנַשִם - Anashim: Men; self-centred people; troubled state of mankind
נָשִים - Nashim: Women; weaker sex
נָשָה - Nashah: Being obligated; give up rights; owing; submitting; requiring death; causing a loss; women
Adam was male and female. There are two types of male: "Gibbor" or "Enowsh". There is only one type of female, "Niqeivah", because she will reflect her choice of a man, either a "Gibbor" or an "Enowsh". If she reflects a Gibbor, she will be a Givorah, joyously fulfilling her vital role in ensuring the success of man's original purpose, all the while finding fulfilment in it.
If she reflects an Enowsh, she will compromise her virtue and value as the intended one. Needless to say, she will never satisfy her internal yearnings for cover, identity, security, and worth. Also, she will be perpetuating satan's hand in holding her as his trump card against man fulfilling his original purpose.
Did you know that the classical Hebrew writings, the scriptures, never warn women from men? But warns men from women? Actually, nine times it warns men away from women concerning immoral intercourse; and five times concerning contentious women. What, what? But the scriptures do ask the question "Who can find a faithful man?"
A woman is built to receive, she responds to the words and the actions of a man. She is not built to initiate. Being the more spiritually sensitive of the two, her traits require the protective cover and service of a man for them to come to fruition. Those women who are warned against are the product of male neglect, beginning with their fathers (Wayiqra (Lev) 19:29, 21:9), and lacking spiritual cover.
Women, I apologise on behalf of all men, forgive us please, we didn't know.
Shalom
