Abstract :-  The Spam e-mail is one of the noteworthy dangers on the planet today and has caused gigantic budgetary misfortunes. Even though the techniques for showdown are consistently being refreshed, the consequences of those strategies are not good at present. Also, Spam e-mail are developing at an alarming rate lately. Like this, more viable phishing recognition innovation is expected to control the danger of phishing emails. In this paper, we initially examined the email structure. At that point, in light of an improved intermittent convolutional neural systems (RCNN) model with staggered vectors and consideration instrument, we proposed another Spam e-mail recognition model named THEMIS, which is utilized to show emails at the email header, the email body, the character level, and the word level all the while. To assess the adequacy of THEMIS, we utilize a lopsided dataset that has reasonable proportions of phishing and genuine emails. The exploratory outcomes show that the general precision of THEMIS arrives at 99.848%. Then, the bogus positive rate (FPR) is 0.043%. High accuracy and low FPR guarantee that the modify can distinguish phishing emails with high likelihood and adjust out authentic emails as meagre as could be expected under the circumstances. This promising outcome is better than the current recognition techniques and confirms the adequacy of THEMIS in distinguishing Spam e-mail.