Likutei Moharan, Part II 91:4/ליקוטי מוהר"ן·תנינא צ״א:ד׳

14. And this is the meaning of “And Elohim (the Lord) spoke et [all these words, leimor (saying)].”

2spoke— This connotes cohabitation and binding, as in “They saw her speaking” (Ketuvot 13a).

3Elohim et— This alludes to lower wisdom and upper wisdom. “Elohim” is the concept of lower wisdom, as is known. “Et” is the concept of upper wisdom, the concept of “et the heavens” (Genesis 1:1). That is, the way to unite and bind lower wisdom with upper wisdom is through…

4these words, leimor— In other words, as a result of the tzaddik enclothing “these words,” i.e., the words of Torah which he enclothes in chit-chat. And this is the meaning of “lEiMoR”—it connotes enclothing, as it is written (Lamentations 2:17), “He carried out EMRato (His word),” which means “clothing.” And as a result of the tzaddik enclothing the Torah’s light in chit-chat he binds lower wisdom with upper wisdom, as mentioned above.

5Blessed be God forever. Amen. Amen.