The Life Breath c annuls t  the victory of death c through renewal t. In Seth's life as Abel, he had done well. His offerings had been accepted; and thus, upon his return to the third Heaven, he had not been injured by the second death. He had passed from life as Abel in the temporal realm to face judgment in the immortal realm; and he had been returned to Earth as Seth, with assurances that he would continue his progress on the mortal plane.

His birth as Seth confirmed the continuum of Life for the family. Although not so much as brother Cain, Seth was more grounded, now, than he had been as Abel.  His former life was as a dream, fading from memory.

His angel c had agreed to take upon itself a new identity t. This new life as Set tc would be affirmation c of resurrection for purpose of transformation t. As Sheth, his use of Wisdom's c gifts would be measured by nearly everyone t, and he hoped to reassure c  Adam that his decision t to eat c of the lesser tree was to be justified by generations t of the future; and that, because of Abel’s rebirth as Seth, Adam’s  confidence in the indwelling Breath c would be renewed and sealed t.

Gematria 700  ct:
Abel’s loss t had brought great sorrow c upon Eve, but it had dissipated t in the wonder c of Seth’s birth; for restoration t of Adam’s son, in his likeness, had confirmed the glorious power of HaShem c.

Numerology 43  gm  >  34  dl  >  7  z:
Abel’s angel had returned, and the bitterness of Eve’s loss m gave way to elation as she understood that, through the birth process g, the Father would guide l the treasures of her heart to the tabernacles d of the perfected z.

Targum: Wisdom’s c ultimate triumph over error t would result in the elimination c of physical death t; and Eve now understood that, until that time should come, her children might die, but not surely.