This husband of Lilith names all the animals presented to him, but when none prove to be a suitable companion God forms a new being from his rib.
In Lurianic Kabbalah, the three highest sefiroth radiates from the head of a figure with this name. That figure, called Kadmon, is contrasted with another figure of this name called HaRishon. Orson Pratt attacked the earily Mormon belief that this figure was the parent of Jesus, and in the Mormon Doctrines and Covenants, the archangel Michael is this figure before he enters mortal existence. Paul calls Jesus a (*) "new" version of this figure in First Corinthians. This husband of Lilith names all the animals presented to him, but when none prove to be a suitable companion God forms a new being from his rib. For 10 points, give this name of the husband of Eve and the first created man in the Bible.
In Lurianic Kabbalah, the three highest sefiroth radiates from the head of a figure with this name.
Adam [or Adam Kadmon before "HaRishon"]