시편 39:5 카발라: Zohar

"And Elohim said to Noah, 'The End of All Flesh is come before Me'" (Gen. 6:13)... 1.'The end of the right' is, as we have previously said, "at the end of the right."

Similarly, David said to the Holy One, blessed be He: (Psalms 39:5) "Hashem, make me know my end," what is the portion of my lot? And he had no rest until he was told, "Sit you at My right hand" (Psalms 110:1). Come and behold: the Holy One, blessed be He, told Noah as well: "The End of all Flesh is come before Me." Noah asked, "which end"? (Hashem answers:) It is the end that brought darkness upon the faces of the creatures, being the End of all Flesh.

Another explanation is that "inhabitants of cessation" (refers to) all those who repented and ceased performing the sins of the wicked. Because Adam repented before his Master, he sits among others who also repented, ceased sinning, and are called "inhabitants of cessation." As it is written: "I will know how frail (Heb. חָדֶל) I am" (Ps. 39:5). And therefore, Adam sits at the gate of the Garden of Eden, and he is happy with the righteous who walk along the path and arrive at the Garden of Eden.