Tafsiran yang Mengutip untuk Ayub 37:22

Before Baal Tzfon. This is the one that remained from all the Egyptian gods, etc. We should provide a reason why this one remained more than the other deities. It seems from this that they had many idols that they worshiped for many different celestial powers, because each celestial power has its own strength and influence over some specific matter. And Baal Tzfon was the idol which they believed would provide them with gold and many precious stones, as it is written Gold comes from the north (Job 37:22). God specifically left this idol to mislead them so they would say that this idol would demand retribution for the Israelites taking their money unlawfully. For in all the other plagues, Pharaoh acknowledged the justice of his punishment, saying that the plagues came upon him and their celestial powers justly. But regarding the money, Pharaoh thought that the Israelites had taken their possessions unjustly and unlawfully. Therefore, Baal Tzfon remained so they would say “their deity is powerful” and will demand from Israel the money that was lent to them. And this is the meaning of And Pharaoh’s heart was turned, etc. — Rashi explains that it was because of their money that they had lent to the Israelites. And what they said, For we have sent away Israel from serving us, is because whatever a servant acquires belongs to his master, and his main concern was about the money. And Pharaoh based his words on what he saw, that Baal Tzfon remained from all the gods of Egypt.

The banner of the camp of Dan, Asher, Naphtali to the north. From there gold comes, and all three of them were wealthy, as it is said From Asher comes rich food (Genesis 49:20), and it is written Naphtali is satisfied with favor and full of the blessing of the Lord (Deuteronomy 33:23), which makes one wealthy. And the tribe of Dan made golden calves because of the abundance of gold that was bestowed upon them, and therefore they were the gatherer for all the camps. And this acquisition is the least valuable of all, therefore it says about them they shall travel last and the faces of all were turned toward the Divine Presence in the middle, for all are equally good when they are used for the sake of Heaven. And Judah is the head of a banner because he is king and is called a lion’s whelp. Therefore, it is his role to go at the front in battle, and similarly Dan is a lion’s whelp. He went at the rear because the main battle is at the front and the rear, and Reuben the firstborn is the head of a banner, and similarly Ephraim is the head of a banner because Joseph is the firstborn.

that empty out the gold[en oil] from themselves This oil that is clear and good to illuminate like gold, as in (Job 37:22): “From the north comes gold.”