Génesis 46:4 Referencias del Talmud: Tractate Semachot, Jerusalem Talmud Sotah & Berakhot

His eyes may not be closed. And if he is stirred it is as if he has shed his blood. Rav Meir says he is like a candle which drips when it is touched. So too with a man whose life departs when his eyes are closed.

“With him³²⁵Ex. 13:19.”. Rebbi Crispus in the name of Rebbi Joḥanan: You do it for yourself³⁹²Moses brought Joseph’s coffin for himself, that God would do for him what he did for Joseph.. Rebbi Ḥama bar Ḥanina: A parable of a king who was marrying off his son. There came a prefect³⁹³Greek ἔπαρχος. to carry the litter³⁹⁴In which the bride was carried to the wedding ceremony; the organizers thought that being a litter carrier was beneath the dignity of the prefect., and they did not admit him. The king said, let him; tomorrow he will marry off his daughter and I can honor him the way he honored me. As it is written³⁹⁵Gen. 46:4.: “I shall descend with you to Egypt and I shall bring you up, also ascending.” Why does the verse say, “also ascending”? I shall bring you up and the other tribes also I shall bring up. That teaches that every tribe brought the bones of their ancestor with them³⁹⁶A slightly different interpretation in Gen. rabba 94(6)..

Who dreams of Ishmael, his prayer will be heard; but only of Ishmael the son of Abraham, and not of an ordinary Arab. Who dreams of a camel, death had been decreed upon him by Heaven, but he has been delivered therefrom. R. Hamma b. R. Hannina said : What is the Scriptural authority for this ? "I will go down with thee into Egypt ; and I will also surely bring thee up again" (Gen. xlvi. 4). Rab Nahman b. Isaac said : It may be derived from the following, "The Lord also hath put away thy sin; thou shalt not die" (II Sam. xii. 13).