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== H. P. Blavatsky == | == H. P. Blavatsky == | ||
In the ''Kabalah ''Adam is the “only‐begotten”, and means also “red earth”. (See “Adam‐Adami” in the ''S.D. ''II p. 452.) It is almost identical with ''Athamas ''or ''Thomas'', and is rendered into Greek by ''Didumos'', the | '''{{Style S-Small capitals|Adam}}'''. In the ''Kabalah ''Adam is the “only‐begotten”, and means also “red earth”. (See “Adam‐Adami” in the ''S.D. ''II p. 452.) It is almost identical with ''Athamas ''or ''Thomas'', and is rendered into Greek by ''Didumos'', the “twin” — Adam, “the first”, in chap. 1 of ''Genesis, ''being shown, “male‐female.”. | ||
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H. P. Blavatsky
Adam. In the Kabalah Adam is the “only‐begotten”, and means also “red earth”. (See “Adam‐Adami” in the S.D. II p. 452.) It is almost identical with Athamas or Thomas, and is rendered into Greek by Didumos, the “twin” — Adam, “the first”, in chap. 1 of Genesis, being shown, “male‐female.”.
Source: H. P. Blavatsky, The Theosophical Glossary, art. Adam