Genesis 2:25
And both of themselves106 are being naked-ones107 of the Red-one, and his woman, and they are not causing themselves shame.108
Footnote:
| 107 | Strong’s #6175, #6174, arum. naked, prudent. Prudent, shrewd is a secondary meaning. “A fool in the Day, his vexation is being perceived, and he-who-covers up a dishonored-one is prudent [arum].” (Prov. 12:16 RBT) “A prudent [arum] red-one [adam] is he-who-covers-up a knowledge…” (Prov. 12:23 RBT) “Every prudent one [arum] is making within a knowledge…” (Prov. 13:16 RBT) “The wisdom of the prudent one [arum] causes him to understand his road…” (Prov. 14:8 RBT) Strong’s #5903, erom. prudent, naked. This is different from eryah (#6181) naked, bare, uncovered which is used figuratively of defenselessness and emptiness. Hence, “naked [erom] and bare [eryah]” (Eze. 16:7, 22, 39, 23:29). “like him who has come out from the belly of his mother naked [erom], he is turning back to walk as he has come in; and he is not lifting anything in his toil which he might be causing to walk within his hand” Ecc. 5:15 RBT Where it get's interesting is in a poetic context like this: And he is saying ‘Naked [arom] I have come out from the belly of my mother, and prudent [erom] I am returning back there. He Is has given, and He Is has taken hold, may he become, the name of He Is, blessed.” Job 1:21 RBT Naked from a womb is pretty much a given. But is "returning back"?
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