Then are the eyes rolled around, and (Microprosopus) looketh back upon the open eye (of Macroprosopus), and they are bathed in its white brilliance.
And when they are thus whitened, the Lords of the Judgments are turned aside from the Israelites. And therefore it is written, Ps. xliv. 24: “Awake: wherefore sleepest thou, O Tetragrammaton? Make haste,” etc.
Four colors appear in those eyes; from which shine the four coverings of the phylacteries, which shine through the emanations of the Brain.
Seven, which are called the eyes of Tetragrammaton, and the inspection, proceed from the black color of the eyes; as we have said.
As it is written, Zech. iii. 9, “Upon one stone seven eyes.” And these colors flame forth on this side.
From the red go forth others, the Lords of Examination for Judgment.
And these are called: “The eyes of Tetragrammaton going forth throughout the whole earth.”
Where it is said (in the feminine gender) “MShVTTVTh, Meshotetoth, going forth,” and not “MShVTTIM, Meshotetim,” in the masculine, because all are judgment.
From the yellow proceed others who are destined to make manifest deeds as well good as evil.
As it is written, Job xxxiv. 21, “Since His eyes are upon the ways of man.” And these, Zach. iv. 10, are called “The eyes of Tetragrammaton,” MShVTTIM, Meshotetim, going forth around, but in the masculine gender, because these extend in two directions—toward the good and toward the evil.