101
Two trees in Paradise become symbolic of animal-like generation and true human generation.
102
Adam's eating is interpreted as descent into animality and the later worship of animal forms.
103
The text turns the image against idolatry: humans make elohim and then bow to their own products.
104
True generation is contrasted with mere manufacture; works display power, while children emerge from rest.
105
In the coming order, social relations are reversed and the children of the bridal chamber are associated with a single name: Rest.