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      [417]           Bereishis—Vayeishev 37:2–3 â-á:æì áùéåZúéùàøá                                     Bereishis—Vayeishev 37:34–35 äì-ãì:æì áùéåZúéùàøá     [428]
                                   to their father. :óÞÓí−ÌëÎê-ñÓê                                  He mourned for his son for many days. :ó−ÞÌaÔþó−'ÌôÖ−B£òÐa-ñÔ¼ñ'ÑaÔêгÌiÔî
         3. Yisrael loved Yoseif more than any of his sons, î−flÖòÖa-ñÖkÌô·¹Ñ½B−-³Óêë¥ÔíÖêñ †ÑêÖþÐNÌ−Ðî.è  35. All his sons and all his daughters rose î−‚Ö³ÒòÐa-ñÖ×Ðîî−¶ÖòÖa-ñÖ×»eô»ŠšÖiÔî .íñ
                       for he was a son of his old age, B¢ñêe£íó−'ÌòŠšÐï-öÓë-−ÞÌk

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              that they ate from the limbs of living animals, 9  ,−ÔìÔíöÌôþÓëÑê ö−ÌñÐ×Bê e−ÖíÓL
                                                                                                                 [34] For many days.  .íéÄaÇøíéÄîÈé [ãì]
        and that they demeaned the sons of the hand maidens  ³BìÖõÐMÔí−ÑòÐëÌa ö−ÌñÐïÐñÔïÐôe
                                                                                                     Twenty-two years, from when he left him  epÓnÌôLÔþ−ÑtÓMÌô,íÖòÖL ë"×
                             by calling them “slaves,”  ,ó−ÌðÖëμöÖ³BþКÌñ
                                                                                                          until Yaakov went down to Egypt.  óÌ−ÔþЮÌôÐñëҚμÔ−ðÔþÖiÓLðÔ¼
            and that they are suspect in illicit relationships. 10  ;³B−ÖþμÖíñÔ¼ó−ÌðeLÎìÔî   As it is said: “Yoseif was seventeen years old, etc.” 69  ,’îèÐîíÖòÖLíÑþÐNÓ¼¼ÔëÐLöÓa¹Ñ½B− :þÔôÍêÓpÓL
             He [Yoseif] was, in, turn, smitten by these three:  :íÖšÖñöÖzÐLÖñÐLÌëe
                                                                                                               and he was thirty years old  íÖ−ÖííÖòÖLó−ÌLGÐLöÓëe
            1) “They slaughtered a goat” 11  when he was sold,  ,B³Öþ−Ì×ÐôÌaó−Ìf̼þ−̼ÐNe¬ÎìÐLÌiÔî                               70
                                                                                                           when he stood before Pharoah.  ,íÒ¼ÐþÔõ−ÑòÐõÌñBðÐôÖ¼Ða
                 and they did not eat it while it was alive. 12  ;−Öì eíeñÖ×ÎêêGÐî
                                                                                                            [Add] the seven years of plenty  ,¼ÖëÖOÔí−ÑòÐL¼ÔëÓLÐî
                  2) For the slander he related about them  óÓí−ÑñμþÑtÌqÓLíÖaÌcñÔ¼Ðî
                                                                                                              and the two years of hunger,  ëÖ¼ÖþÖíóÌ−Ô³ÖòÐLe
                   that they called their brothers “slaves,”  ó−ÌðÖëμóÓí−ÑìÎêÔñö−ÌþBwÓL
                                                                                                        at which time Yaakov came to Egypt,  ,óÌ−ÔþЮÌôÐñëҚμÔ−êÖaÓLÐk
                             Yoseif was sold as a slave.  ;"¹Ñ½B− þÔkÐôÌòðÓëÓ¼Ðñ& Z
                                                                                                        which is a total of twenty-two years,  ,íÖòÖL ë"× −ÑþÎí
        3) For the illicit relationship that he related about them  ,óÓí−ÑñμþÑtÌqÓL ³B−ÖþÎ¼Ö íñÔ¼Ðî
                                                                                                      corresponding to the twenty-two years  íÖòÖL ë"× ðÓèÓòÐk
                  “His master’s wife cast her [eyes], etc.” 13  :’îèî î−ÖòBðÎê³ÓLÑêêÖOÌzÔî
                                                                                                       that Yaakov did not fulfill the [precept  ëҚμÔ−ó−ÑiÌšêHÓ L
                                     Bad reports  .íÈúÈaÄã                                            of] honoring one’s father and mother—  ,óÑêÖîëÖê ðeaÌk
                         Wherever the term íÖaÌð appears  íÖaÌc öBLÐññÖk                             the twenty years he was at Lavan’s house  ,öÖëÖñ³−ÑëÐaíÖòÖL’×
                           it is parladiz in O.F. [gossip].  ;ïÔ¼ÔñÐa ±"−þñþõ                             and the two years he was en route  CÓþÓcÔaó−ÌòÖL ’ëe
                      Whatever bad he could say of them  ,íÖ¼ÖþóÓíÖaþÑaÔðÐñ ñB×Ö−íÖ−ÖíÓMíÔôñÖk          upon his return from Lavan’s house,  ,öÖëÖñ³−ÑaÌô BëeLÐa
                                   he would relate.  :þÑtÔ½ÐôíÖ−Öí                                           one and a half years in Sukkos  ,³BkнÐa−Ì®ÑìÖîíÖòÖL
                                         Dibah.  .äÈaÄã                                                        and six months in Beis Eil.  .ñÑê³−ÑëÐaó−ÌLÖðÏìíÖMÌLÐî
                      Has the same meaning as [ëÑëBð] in:  öBLÐñ                                This was [the reference] when he said to Lavan,  :öÖëÖñÐñþÔôÖêÓLeíÓïÐî
                “He makes speak the lips of the sleeping.” 14  :ó−ÌòÑLÐ−−ѳÐõÌNëÑëBc       “These twenty years that I have been in your house.” 71  ,EÓ³−ÑëÐaíÖòÖLó−ÌþÐNÓ¼−ÌlíÓï
                            [3] Son of his old age. 15  .íéÄðË÷ÀæïÆá [â]                  −Ìñ—to me [means] they are upon me—my responsibility  ,−ÔñÖ¼,öÑí−Ìñ
              1) Because he was born to him in his old age. 16  .B³ÖòКÌï³Ñ¼ÐñBñðÔñBpÓL             and I will ultimately be punished for them.  :öÖcÐèÓòÐk ³BšÐñÌñ−ÌõB½Ðî
         2) Onkelos translates it: “He was a wise son to him,” 17  ,d−Ññ êeí ó−ÌkÔìþÔa:óÑbÐþÌz ½eñКÐòeêÐî  [35] And all his daughters. 72  .åéÈúÉðÀaìÈëÀå [äì]
                 [because] all that he [Yaakov] had learned  ðÔôÖlÓMíÔôñÖk                                            R. Yehudah says:  :þÑôBê íÖðeíÐ−−ÌaÔþ
         from Sheim and Eiver, he transmitted to him [Yoseif].  .Bñ þÔ½ÖôþÓëѼÖîóÑMÌô                A twin sister was born with each brother  ¬ÓëÑLÖî¬ÓëÑLñÖkó̼ eðÐñBò ³BôBêÐz ³B−ÖìÎê
                             3) Another explanation:  ,þÑìÔêþÖëÖc                               and each [brother] married one [of the sisters]. 73  .óeêÖNÐòe
                       That his [Yoseif’s] facial features 18  BlÓLö−ÌòBš−Ñêî−ÌïíÖ−ÖíÓL        R. Nechemia says: [Their wives] were Canaanites.  ,e−Öí ³BiÌòμÔòÐk:þÑôBê íÖ−ÐôÓìÐò−ÌaÔþ
                        were identical to his [Yaakov’s].  :Bñ íÓôBc                        Then what is the meaning of “And all his daughters?”  ?"î−Ö³BòÐañÖ×Ðî& eíÔôêÖlÓê
                                                                                                           [It means] his daughters-in-law,  ,î−Ö³BlÔk
      9  −ÔìÔíöÌôþÓëÑê is one of the prohibitions to which all people must adhere. Actually they ate from slaughtered animals  because a person does not hesitate  ¼ÖòÐôÌòóÖðÖêö−ÑêÓL
      that were still moving convulsively. Yoseif mistakenly thought that they were still alive.  10  This was based on the  to call his son-in-law, his son;  BòÐaBòÖ³ÎìÔñ êBþКÌlÌô
      fact that they had business dealings with women.  11 And dipped his coat in its blood to make it appear that he
                                                                                                       and his daughter-in-law, his daughter.  :BzÌa B³ÖlÔ×Ðñe
      was devoured by an animal (v. 31).  12  Thereby symbolically showing that his accusation of −ìí öô þëê was false.
      13  Below 39, 7. She wrongfully accused him of attempting to seduce her, whereupon Yoseif was thrown into a
      dungeon.  14  Shir Hashirim, 7, 10.  15  Three explanations of why Yoseif is called ó−ÌòešÐïöÓa.  16  ó−ÌòešÐï from öÑšÖï—old.
      17  öÑšÖï is a contraction of íÖôÐ×ÖìíÖòÖšÓLíÓï—one who has attained wisdom (Kiddushin 32b.).  18  öÑšÖï being a contraction of  69  V. 2.  70  Below 41, 46. Thus Yoseif stood before Pharoah thirteen years after he left Yaakov.  71  Above 31, 41. íï
      ö−Ìòeš−Ìêî−Ìï—facial features.                                                     −ñ is translated literally as “this is to me.”  72  But Yaakov had only one daughter!  73  Each married his half-sister.
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