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	'''Adamah''' ({{Hebrew\|אֲדָמָה}} literally "red", designates the "red clay, the fertile earth, the dust of the ground, the soil or arable earth"; linguistically related to {{Greek\|αδάμας}} ''adámas'', "impregnable"<ref>Adamas or adamant is the name given in [[w:Greek mythology\|]] to a practically indestructible metal so solid that it can even injure gods. Uranos, for example, is emasculated by his son Chronos with a "toothed sickle of grey adamant". The name [[diamond]] is also derived from adamant.</ref>) is called in [[Genesis]] the "field soil" from which [[Adam]] ({{Hebrew\|אדם}} "the one taken from the earth") was created.		'''Adamah''' ({{Hebrew\|אֲדָמָה}} literally "red", designates the "red clay, the fertile earth, the dust of the ground, the soil or arable earth"; linguistically related to {{Greek\|αδάμας}} ''adámas'', "impregnable"<ref>Adamas or adamant is the name given in [[w:Greek mythology\|Greek mythology]] to a practically indestructible metal so solid that it can even injure gods. Uranos, for example, is emasculated by his son Chronos with a "toothed sickle of grey adamant". The name [[diamond]] is also derived from adamant.</ref>) is called in [[Genesis]] the "field soil" from which [[Adam]] ({{Hebrew\|אדם}} "the one taken from the earth") was created.

	{{Quote\|7 Then the Lord God formed the man of dust from the ground and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life, and the man became a living creature.\|{{B\|Genesis\|2:7}}}}		{{Quote\|7 Then the Lord God formed the man of dust from the ground and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life, and the man became a living creature.\|{{B\|Genesis\|2:7}}}}

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	'''Adamah''' ({{Hebrew\|אֲדָמָה}} literally "red", designates the "red clay, the fertile earth, the dust of the ground, the soil or arable earth"; linguistically related to {{Greek\|αδάμας}} ''adámas'', "impregnable"<ref>Adamas or adamant is the name given in [[w:Greek mythology\|]] to a practically indestructible metal so solid that it can even injure gods. Uranos, for example, is emasculated by his son Chronos with a "toothed sickle of grey adamant". The name [[diamond]] is also derived from adamant.</ref>) is called in [[Genesis]] the "field soil" from which [[Adam]] ({{Hebrew\|אדם}} "the one taken from the earth") was created.		'''Adamah''' ({{Hebrew\|אֲדָמָה}} literally "red", designates the "red clay, the fertile earth, the dust of the ground, the soil or arable earth"; linguistically related to {{Greek\|αδάμας}} ''adámas'', "impregnable"<ref>Adamas or adamant is the name given in [[w:Greek mythology\|]] to a practically indestructible metal so solid that it can even injure gods. Uranos, for example, is emasculated by his son Chronos with a "toothed sickle of grey adamant". The name [[diamond]] is also derived from adamant.</ref>) is called in [[Genesis]] the "field soil" from which [[Adam]] ({{Hebrew\|אדם}} "the one taken from the earth") was created.

	{{Quote\|7 Then the Lord God formed the man of dust from the ground and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life, and the man became a living creature.\|{{B\|Genesis\|2:7}}		{{Quote\|7 Then the Lord God formed the man of dust from the ground and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life, and the man became a living creature.\|{{B\|Genesis\|2:7}}}}

	What is really meant by the "soil of the field" is not a perishable [[physical]] substance, but the [[etheric substance]] of the [[terrestrial sphere]], which at this time still included the [[lunar sphere]] and was only compacted in its densest parts to the viscous state, that is, to the [[water element]]; the [[Moon]] only separated from the [[Earth]] in the [[Lemurian period]] through the [[Fall]]. It was at this time that the solid, [[crystal]]line [[earth element]] first emerged.		What is really meant by the "soil of the field" is not a perishable [[physical]] substance, but the [[etheric substance]] of the [[terrestrial sphere]], which at this time still included the [[lunar sphere]] and was only compacted in its densest parts to the viscous state, that is, to the [[water element]]; the [[Moon]] only separated from the [[Earth]] in the [[Lemurian period]] through the [[Fall]]. It was at this time that the solid, [[crystal]]line [[earth element]] first emerged.

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'''Adamah''' ({{Hebrew|אֲדָמָה}} literally "red", designates the "red clay, the fertile earth, the dust of the ground, the soil or arable earth"; linguistically related to {{Greek|αδάμας}} ''adámas'', "impregnable"<ref>Adamas or adamant is the name given in [[w:Greek mythology|]] to a practically indestructible metal so solid that it can even injure gods. Uranos, for example, is emasculated by his son Chronos with a "toothed sickle of grey adamant". The name [[diamond]] is also derived from adamant.</ref>) is called in [[Genesis]] the "field soil" from which [[Adam]] ({{Hebrew|אדם}} "the one taken from the earth") was created.

{{Quote|7 Then the Lord God formed the man of dust from the ground and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life, and the man became a living creature.|{{B|Genesis|2:7}}

What is really meant by the "soil of the field" is not a perishable [[physical]] substance, but the [[etheric substance]] of the [[terrestrial sphere]], which at this time still included the [[lunar sphere]] and was only compacted in its densest parts to the viscous state, that is, to the [[water element]]; the [[Moon]] only separated from the [[Earth]] in the [[Lemurian period]] through the [[Fall]]. It was at this time that the solid, [[crystal]]line [[earth element]] first emerged.

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