Comentario citado sobre Génesis 24:35

“The Lord has greatly blessed my master, and has become rich: He has given him sheep and cattle, silver and gold, and slaves” [24:35]. Eliezer behaved like a matchmaker and praised his master, how he had much cattle, silver, gold and slaves.

Toldot Yizhak writes. Eliezer praised his master, Abraham, since the people thought, if Isaac is a fine young man and Abraham had his fortune, why did he have to send so far from his land to take a wife for his son? He could certainly have found a wife at home. The explanation is that this is why Eliezer had to speak so long. He said: my master Abraham is still very rich. Do not think that he has become impoverished. Isaac is a fine young man and not an evildoer or an idler. He was born through a miracle when Sarah was ninety years old. You can well understand that the Holy One will send a good son. Therefore, do not be afraid. Isaac is good and pious. That is why Eliezer said, “the Lord has greatly blessed my master” [24:35]. That is, do not think that the goods and camels that I am showing you belong to strangers. It is customary that often one takes money, silver and gold and displays it for the sake of a match. Therefore, he said: my master Abraham was blessed by God with this wealth and had no need to borrow. Rather, I have been sent to you because my master did not want to take a wife for his son from the daughters of the Canaanites. My master made me swear that I should not take a daughter of the Canaanites, but from his family.⁵⁴Toldot Yizhak, Genesis, 24:35–37.