In the Qabalah, the twin pillars of Severity and Mercy, black and white, left and right, mean much the same thing as the Seal of Solomon. Albert Churchward, in his book "The Arcana of Freemasonry", makes this clear: "The Old Mystery Teachers of Egypt mapped out, or divided, the Heavens first into two divisions, South and North. The 'Points' being the two Pole Stars, resting on the Horizons, as seen in the centre of Africa, 'Points' which never changed with time,' represented symbolically as Set and Horus, Twins of the Great Mother, 'the two Primary Gods', symbolized by two Poles or Pillars or two Eyes, and sometimes by two Circles. These also represented Light and Darkness...." (Albert Churchward, "The Arcana of Freemasonry", pages 231-232.)

The pillar called Jakin represents the female organ, the uterus, and the column called Boaz represents the male principle, or phallus, according the Lady Quensborough, author of "Occult Theocracy", volume II. "The one of these pillars he [Solomon] set at the entrance of the porch on the right hand (or South,) and called it Jachin, and the other at the left and, (or North,) and called it Boaz." (Mackey's Lexicon of Freemasonry, page 353; brackets mine) Thus the pillars need not be color-coded but can be identified, if properly situated, by their geographic locations, where the southern pillar signifies the female principle (black triangle) and the northern pillar represents the male principle (white triangle), thus symbolically denoting the black-white Jehovah of Solomon's Seal.