Tafsiran yang Mengutip untuk Amsal 17:19

We can now understand the relation of Pesach, matzah, and maror. At first, in the time of Adam, when the Pesach offering was offered, it became maror, bitter, because Cain killed his brother when God accepted Abel’s offering and not his. In the time of Jacob, the offering became a source of strife (matzah⁸⁶The word matzah also means contention. See Isaiah 55:4 and Proverbs 17:19 – “He who loves transgression, loves strife.” (matzah). The words are homonyms and not related grammatically.) between Jacob and Esau. Esau accused Jacob of stealing his blessing by bringing the offering before him. But in the time of the Exodus, the Pesach offering symbolized how God passed over the doorways of the Israelites saving them and telling them not to leave their homes so that the destroyer could smite Egypt.

מנצותך ═ מצותך Thy Contention. The נ is replaced by Dagesh in צ ; the form of the word is like that of מלקות. Comp. מצה strife (Prov. 17:19); ינצו strive together (Deut. 25:11).