La Genèse 3:2 Cabale : Zohar

In the same way the evil prompter is cunningly wicked, as we read: “And the serpent was more cunning, etc.” (Gen. 3, 1), and so he arrives first to take up his abode with man, and make his case plausible to him,. so that when his fellow, that is, the good prompter, arrives, he finds himself obnoxious to man, and is not able to raise his head, as though he were bowed down with a heavy burden, because of that cunningly wicked one who has got the start of him. Hence the words of Solomon: “the poor man’s wisdom is despised, and his words are not heard” (Eccl. 9, 16), because the other has anticipated him.