Two

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When two things are closely associated, they represent one thing which has two aspects. Sometimes the one thing is hard to name.

One thing heavenly/spirit earthy/flesh
creation heaven earth Ge 1:1
nature of existence without form/vain void Ge 1:2
nature of God light/holiness/Day dark/love/Night Ge 1:3
relationship evening/separation morning/reconciliation Ge 1:5
waters/word waters above waters below Ge 1:6
waters below/ seas/chosen dry land/desolate Ge 1:10

Repetition

When the same phrase is used twice, it means that it is true in a fleshly and a spiritual aspect.

Le 1:3 'he shall bring near him' is repeated. It is translated that 'he shall voluntarily bring near him'. Not only must he physically bring it, but he must willingly bring it.