Two

Two
The number two denotes a difference.
The number two proves by provocation
That there is a divisional inference
or a separation.

From the beginning of Creation
the number two is prevalent in the scriptures.
On the second day of Creation,
God divided the watery overtures:

earthly waters and heavenly waters, clean.
Throughout the Bible the duality
of two things being opposite is seen
and at no times can these two in eventuality

be both at the same time to tell:
light and darkness, good and evil,
heaven and hell,
the saved and unsaved will.

The number two suggesting division, recent
and separation is seen in two masters;
two covenants Old Testament and New Testament;
law and graceful disasters;

Christ and the anti-Christ;
natural and spiritual;
male and female heist;
righteous and wicked residual.

Two angels were sent to Sodom;
two spies were sent to Jericho’s perpretation.
Two is used in counting like Solomon.
Two represents division or separation.

Many times in the Holy Scriptures so,
two represents a divisive nature
in the twins Jacob and Esau;
of Hagar and Sarah’s nomenclature;

in the split of Judah and Israel in brief
the number two represents accord
of a difference of opinion or belief.
a number that shows division or discord

as opposed to the unity of one taker.
Obedience to the Father's nurture
reunites man as one with his maker,
represented by the oneness of God's nature.

Two stands for balance, diversity, partnership,
cooperation or receptivity.
The world is seen as being made in hardship
of dualities and opposite electivity,

as in the male and female, hark,
mother and father,
light and dark,
yin and yang lather.

Two represents diversity.
It is the number of symmetry too
and divine duality.
The symbolic meaning of number two

is kindness, balance, tact, equalized seals
and signifies duality.
The meaning of number two also deals
with exchanges made with plurality,

partnerships both in harmony
and rivalry and communicative instance.
Two urges calls to unite with synchrony.
Two represents partnership and balance.

The Son who has two represents:
human and divine.
There are two Testaments:
the Old and New is fine.

There are two ages,
this age and the aged inference.
Two is unity plus other pages,
thus we have a difference

or a contrast between the one and the other.
The sun and the moon were to mark
out the division between bother
with the day and the night so dark.