In every Avodah there needs to be an Isarussa Dile’Eilah to inspire the person. This explains the Possuk that states: וַיַנִּחֵּהוּ “And He placed him” which is an Isarussa Dile’Eilah that arouses the person below. Also, וַיַנִּחֵּהוּ can mean “and He encamped them” as in the Possuk עַל פִּי ה׳ יַחֲנוּ “at the bidding of HaShem, they encamped” and as the Talmud clarifies: “A camp that is established in accordance with the word of HaShem is regarded as a permanent settlement,” and since the encampment in Gan Eden was (seemingly) to stay there permanently so that is according to HaShem’s will which is the ‘Isarussa Dile’Eilah’ [which comes] first.
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