Also:

“The malak (erroneously called “angel”, see “The Devil Inside”. Malak is a “message” from Yahweh placed into the mind of a chosen soul; #4397) of Yahweh found her [the “dominant” attitude, Sarai] by an ayin (outpouring of spiritual perception) of water (spirit life) in the desert (parched mind). The ayin (perceptions flowing in the thought world) that is beside (joined thoughts) the road (mind path) to Shur (“wall, turn”; defiance within; #7793) (Genesis 16:7)
fountain – also #5869
“I will make conscious life force (blood/adam) in My conscious abilities, according to my mental perceptions.”
Each Hebrew word dissected can be further understood from the multiple verses available that utilize each verse and that work is yours to do. By simply defining Hebrew words the mysteries of their intent will become clearer and clearer. I have established the idea for you that the “image” and “likeness” of Yahweh is most definitely NOT something to be considered as physical; it is not about the realm of the five basic senses: touch, taste, smell, see, hear. In dealing with the image and likeness of Yahweh let’s dig a little deeper into what is Hebraically intended with concepts often misunderstood among the masses who proclaim faith. We start with a word that is often used to describe many things relative to the Kingdom of Yahweh, though much is lost in translation about the mystery that defines actual truth about that Kingdom. The word is “spirit”:
The Hebrew word is ruwach (roo-akh), its definition is “wind, breath”; #7307 – more to come on #7307 soon! A few scriptures of the hundreds available should help:

“And the earth (“be firm, common”; mind of man; #776) became without form (“waste, desolate”; empty, vain thoughts; #8414) and empty, and darkness was upon the face (“turn, battle”; countenance; #6440) of the deep (“abyss”; mental depravation; #8415). And the ruwach (“wind, breath”) of Yahweh was hovering (consciously stirring) over the face (countenance) of the waters (“juice, urine, semen”; carnal thoughts; #4325) (Genesis 1:2)
The “wind, breath” of Yahweh is where? Where is His Kingdom residing?