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The untidy elements of scripture are important to the recapitulation as the fractal expands. The theme of desolation: without water/the word, without children, etc. to fruitfulness can be seen in the seeds of the idea in the words themselves. The word desolate 'shamem' שמם, which by formation is the Spirit ש, the Father מ, and the Son ם, before creation (they had not yet become fruitful), transforms to the word for heaven 'shamaym' by adding creation י between the Father and the Son שמים. Heaven is not desolate, it is fruitful, because God created.
The genealogy at the end of the Adam-Seth pericope, expresses the fruitfulness after the Christ-type (Seth) has obtained his bride. Lest we think this is an eisogetic imposition, the genealogies of Cain and Seth are used to solve the riddle of the beast in Revelation 17. Like the crossword puzzle, riddle crosses with riddle to lock in meaning.
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