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 [375]  Bereishis—Vayishlach 32:27–29 èë-æë:áì çìùéåZúéùàøá  Bereishis—Vayishlach 36:5–7 æ-ä:åì çìùéåZúéùàøá  [406]

 for the dawn is breaking.” þÔì¢ÖMÔíí£ÖñÖ¼−'Ìk  5. Oholivomoh bore í flÖðÐñÞÖ−·íÖôÖë−ÞÌñÏíÞÖêÐî.í
 He [Yaakov] said, ·þÓôê¶ÒiÔî  Yeush, Yalom, and Korach. ìÔþ¢Òš-³ÓêÐîó£ÖñмÔ−-³ÓêÐî Le¼´Ð−-³Óê
 “I will not let you go unless you bless me.” :−ÌòÞÖzÐ×ÔþÞÑa-óÌê−£Ìk flEÎìÞÑlÔLÎêê¤G  These are the sons of Eisov î flÖNѼ−¤ÑòÐaíÓlÑêƒ
 28. He [the man] said to him, “What is your name?” E¢ÓôÐM-íÔôî−£ÖñÑêþÓôê'ÒiÔî .ì×  that were born to him in the land of Canaan. :öÔ¼ÞÖòÐk±Óþ'ÓêÐaB£ñ-eðÐlŠ−þ'ÓLÎê
 And he replied, “Yaakov.” :ë ÞҚμÞÔ−þÓôê£ÒiÔî  6. Eisov took his wives, his sons, î−¤ÖòÖa-³ÓêÐîî− …ÖLÖò…-³Óêî ”ÖNѼì¤ÔwÌiÔî.î
 29. He [the man] said, þÓôê†ÕiÔî .¬×  his daughters, all the people of his household, ›B³−Ña³B ¤LÐõÔò-ñÖk-³ÓêÐî ‡î−Ö ³ÒòÐa-³ÓêÐî
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 “No longer will your name be spoken of as Yaakov, EÐôÌL·ðB¼ þ'ÑôÖêÞÑ−·ëҚμÞÔ−ê¥G  BERESHIT  his livestock, all his animals, B †zÐôÓíÐa-ñÖk-³ÓêÐîeí¤ÑòКÌô-³ÓêÐî

 AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA RASHI  é"ùøAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA  and all his possessions that he had acquired L£Ô×Öþþ'ÓLÎêBflòÖ−ÐòÌš-ñÖk·³ÑêÐî
                             in the land of Canaan, öÔ¼¢ÖòÐk±Óþ¤ÓêÐa
 [27] For the dawn is breaking.  .øÇçÈMÇääÈìÈòéÄk [æë]  and he went to a land ±Óþ flÓê-ñÓêCÓñ¤ÑiÔî
 And I must sing [God’s] praises by day.  .óBiÔaíÖþ−ÌLþÔôBñ −ÌòÎêC−ÌþÖ®Ðî
                       away from his brother, Yaakov. :î−ÞÌìÖêë'ҚμÞÔ−−£ÑòÐtÌô
 You bless me. 63  .éÄðÈzÀëÇøÅa  7. For their wealth was too great ë£Öþó§ÖLe×Ðþí«Ö−Öí-−ÞÌk.ï
 [Meaning:] concede to me the blessings  ³B×ÖþÐaÔíñÔ¼−ÌñíÑðBí  for them to live together. î¢ÖcÐìÔ−³Óë¤ÓMÌô
 with which my father blessed me, 64  ,−ÌëÖê−ÌòÔ×ÎþÑaÓL
 those which Eisov has been protesting.  :öÓí−ÑñμþѼÐþÔ¼ÐôîÖNѼÑL  The land in which they lived temporarily could not ·óÓí−ÑþeÞèÐô±Óþ¥Óêí‚ÖñÐ×ÞÖ−ê ¶GÐî
 [29] No Longer . . . Yaakov.  .áÉ÷ÂòÇéàG [èë]  support them because of their livestock. :óÞÓí−ÑòКÌô−£ÑòÐtÌôó flÖ³Òê³ê¤ÑNÖñ  ë−³× ¾−¼−´
 [I.e.,] it will no longer be said  ðB¼ þÑôÖêÑ−êG
 that the blessings came to you through deceit and trickery,  íÖiÌôÐþe íÖëКּÐëEÐñeêÖa ³B×ÖþÐaÔíÓL  AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA RASHI  é"ùøAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
 but, rather, with nobility and openness,  ,ó−ÌòÖt −elÌèÐëe íÖþÖþÐNÌaóÌê−Ìk  [5] Oholivomoh bore, etc.  .'åâå äÈãÀìÈéäÈîÈáéÄìÃäÈàÀå [ä]
 and, in the end,  EÐõB½Ðî  This Korach was of illegitimate birth  íÖ−ÖíþÑïÐôÔôíÓïìÔþÒš
 God will reveal Himself to you in Beis Eil,  ñÑê³−ÑëÐa E−ÓñÑêíÓñÐèÌòí"ÖaÖwÔíÓL  and was fathered by Eliphaz  ,íÖ−ÖíïÔõ−ÌñÍêöÓëe
 and change your name,  EÐôÌL³Óê ¹−ÌñÎìÔôe  who came upon his father’s wife,  ,î−ÌëÖê³ÓLÑêñÔ¼êÖaÓL
 and, there, He will bless you  ,EÓ×ÎþÖëÐô êeí óÖLÐî  Oholivomoh, the wife of Eisov,  ,îÖNѼ³ÓLÑêíÖôÖë−ÌñÏíÖêñÓê
 and I, too, will be there  íÓ−ÐíÓêóÖL−ÌòÎêÔî  for he is listed among the chiefs of Eliphaz.  ïÔõ−ÌñÍê−ÑõelÔêó̼ −eòÖô êeí −ÑþÎíÓL
 and will concede them to you. 65  ,öÓí−ÑñμEÐñíÓðBêÐî  at the end of this narrative.  :öÖ−Ðò̼Öí ¹B½Ða
 That is what is written:  ëe³ÖkÓLíÓïÐî
                         [6] And went to a land. 194  .õÆøÆà-ìÆàCÆìÅiÇå [å]
 “He struggled with an angel and prevailed,  ñÔ×eiÔîCÖêÐñÔôñÓêþÔNÖiÔî
                To reside wherever he might find [room]. 195  :êÖ®ÐôÌ−þÓLÎêÔa þeèÖñ
 he cried and pleaded with him” 66  Bñ öÓpÔìгÌiÔîíÖ×Öa
 13     [7] Land in which they lived temporarily could not  .íÆäéÅøeâÀîõÆøÆàäÈìÀëÈéàGÀå [æ]
 [which means] the angel cried and pleaded with him.  ,Bñ öÓpÔìÐ³Ì iÔîCÖêÐñÔnÔííÖ×Öa
                provide sufficient pasture for their animals.  .óÓíÖlÓL ³BôÑíÐëÌñíÓ¼ÐþÌô š−ÌtнÔíÐñ
 What was the matter about which he pleaded?  ?Bñ öÓpÔìгÌpíÔôe
 “At Beis Eil He will find us  epÓêÖ®ÐôÌ−ñÑê³−Ña  A Midrashic explanation is:  :íÖðÖbÔê¾ÔþÐðÌôe
                      Away from his brother, Yaakov.  .åéÄçÈàáÉ÷ÂòÇééÅðÀtÄ
 and there He will speak with us,” 66 [which means]  ,eòÖn̼þÑaÔðÐ−óÖLÐî
                  [I.e.,] because of the bill of indebtedness  ëBì þÔ¬ÐL−ÑòÐtÌô
 “Wait for me until He will speak with us there.”  ,óÖLeòÖn̼þÑaÔðÐiÓLðÔ¼−ÌñöÑzÐôÔí
                              [implied] in the decree:  ³Ôþ−ÑïÐbñÓL
              “That your descendants will be foreigners,” 196  ,"EμÐþÔïíÓ−ÐíÌ−þÑb−Ìk&
 63 This could not mean literally “Bless me” because the angel did not respond by blessing him, but, instead, changed  197
          that was imposed on the descendants of Yitzchok.  ,šÖìЮÌ−ñÓLB¼ÐþÔïñÔ¼ñÖhenÔí
 his name. (S.C.)  64  The Zohar explains that had Yaakov been asking for a blessing, he would have used the future
 tense −ÌòÑ×ÎþÖëÐz—bless me. The use of −ÌòÖzÐ×ÔþÑa, in the past tense indicates that Yaakov was referring to his father’s blessings
 and he was asking that Eisov’s guardian angel concede those blessings.  65  The angel foretold to Yaakov that God  194  Why is the place not identifed?  195  I.e., he had no particular destination in mind.  196  Above 15, 13.  197  Eisov
 would change his name from ëš¼− [from the root ëš¼] denoting trickery and deceit, to ñêþ¾− [from the root þN]  assumed that staying in the land with Yaakov would subject him to the “price” he would have to pay, as did Yaakov,
 denoting nobility and, at that time the angel would concede.  66  Hoshea 12, 5, ibid 12, 6.  of being subjected to exile and oppression in Egypt.





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