Partie 12 · Chapitre 28
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- However, the matter is that all the aspects that ZA has in those seven kings were clarified — from Keter to Netzah; but his aspects of Hod, Yesod, and Malchut, which are mixed there in those seven kings, were not all clarified, as is known. For the seven kings include from the ZON of Atzilut until the end of the world of Assiya. And remember this rule, as was said in this chapter regarding the matter of the blood of birth.
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And not only that, but even the five Hassadim were not all sorted, for it is known that the five Hassadim are HGT NH, wherein KHB descended to the phase of HGT, and Netzah is ZA, and Hod is the Nukva. And it is found, for the reason above, that the Hod of the five Hassadim too could not be sorted completely — that is, those parts belonging to the separate Nukva of ZA, because the Hod of the five Hassadim is the phase of Malchut, as is clarified. And since Hod was not sorted completely, so too, as stated, Yesod and Malchut could not be sorted completely, for you know that the two vessels Yesod and Malchut are the expansion of the vessel of Hod. (As above, page 336, the passage beginning “And now.”) And it is thus found that these three vessels — Hod, Yesod, and Malchut — could not all be sorted now, at the time of the Ibur. And this was so both in general and in particular, that is, in the general Hod, Yesod, and Malchut, and also in the Hod, Yesod, and Malchut that are in every single vessel from Keter to Malchut, as the ARI writes here. And see what is written further on this matter below, in the adjacent item.