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<p>Hashem sent an angel to punish Yaakov for doubting His promise to protect him and to prevent Yaakov from running away.</p> | <p>Hashem sent an angel to punish Yaakov for doubting His promise to protect him and to prevent Yaakov from running away.</p> | ||
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| − | <multilink><a href="RashbamBereshit32-21" data-aht="source">Rashbam<fn>Ibn Ezra rejects a position similar to that of Rashbam, questioning why Yaakov would notify Esav of his impending arrival if he intended to flee. However, the position cited by maintains that Yaakov planned to flee and abandon his wives and children, while from Rashbam it appears that Yaakov attempted to flee with his family (and that Yaakov was trying to ford the Yabbok after them). | + | <multilink><a href="RashbamBereshit32-21" data-aht="source">Rashbam<fn><multilink data-aht="<a href="IbnEzraShemotSecondCommentary4-14" data-aht="source">Shemot Second Commentary 4:14</a><a href="IbnEzraBereshitThirdCommentary32-22" data-aht="source">Bereshit Third Commentary 32:22</a><a href="R. Avraham ibn Ezra" data-aht="parshan">About R. Avraham ibn Ezra</a>"></multilink></fn></a><a href="IbnEzraBereshitThirdCommentary32-22" data-aht="source">Ibn Ezra</a> rejects a position similar to that of Rashbam, questioning why Yaakov would notify Esav of his impending arrival if he intended to flee. However, the position cited by maintains that Yaakov planned to flee and abandon his wives and children, while from Rashbam it appears that Yaakov attempted to flee with his family (and that Yaakov was trying to ford the Yabbok after them).<a class="ahtNonEditable" href="#fn22">22</a><a href="RashbamBereshit32-21" data-aht="source">Bereshit 32:21-29</a><a href="R. Shemuel b. Meir (Rashbam)" data-aht="parshan">About R. Shemuel b. Meir</a></multilink> |
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<point><b>"וַיִּוָּתֵר יַעֲקֹב לְבַדּוֹ"</b> – Rashbam suggests that Yaakov was attempting to run away from Esav, as he did not sufficiently trust that Hashem would protect him. Yaakov, thus, had his family cross the river to escape under the cover of darkness. However, before he himself managed to cross, he found himself attacked by the angel.<fn>It is not clear, though, how Yaakov could have thought that he and his family would be able to elude Esav and his army for any extended period of time.</fn></point> | <point><b>"וַיִּוָּתֵר יַעֲקֹב לְבַדּוֹ"</b> – Rashbam suggests that Yaakov was attempting to run away from Esav, as he did not sufficiently trust that Hashem would protect him. Yaakov, thus, had his family cross the river to escape under the cover of darkness. However, before he himself managed to cross, he found himself attacked by the angel.<fn>It is not clear, though, how Yaakov could have thought that he and his family would be able to elude Esav and his army for any extended period of time.</fn></point> | ||
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51: <multilink><a href="RashbamBereshit32-21" data-aht="source">Rashbam<fn><multilink data-aht="<a href="IbnEzraShemotSecondCommentary4-14" data-aht="source">Shemot Second Commentary 4:14</a><a href="IbnEzraBereshitThirdCommentary32-22" data-aht="source">Bereshit Third Commentary 32:22</a><a href="R. Avraham ibn Ezra" data-aht="parshan">About R. Avraham ibn Ezra</a>"></multilink></fn></a><a href="IbnEzraBereshitThirdCommentary32-22" data-aht="source">Ibn Ezra</a> rejects a position similar to that of Rashbam, questioning why Yaakov would notify Esav of his impending arrival if he intended to flee. However, the position cited by maintains that Yaakov planned to flee and abandon his wives and children, while from Rashbam it appears that Yaakov attempted to flee with his family (and that Yaakov was trying to ford the Yabbok after them).<a class="ahtNonEditable" href="#fn22">22</a><a href="RashbamBereshit32-21" data-aht="source">Bereshit 32:21-29</a><a href="R. Shemuel b. Meir (Rashbam)" data-aht="parshan">About R. Shemuel b. Meir</a></multilink>