Comentários de Citação sobre Deuteronômio 28:5

pannier a kind of basket; compare “your breadbasket” [28: 5]. This detail applies only to those who live near the Sanctuary site [the halakha [Sifrey on this verse; see also Tosefta Bikkurim 2:8] does not distinguish in this regard between someone who lives nearby and someone who lives far away — Translator].

משארותם, the container in which the dough is placed while it is allowed to rise before being baked. We know this from Deuteronomy 28,5 ברוך טנאך ומשארתך, “blessed will be your basket and your kneading bowl.” Just as the טנא is the basket in which fruit are placed, so משארת is the bowl in which the dough is kneaded. The Torah in Deuteronomy uses these two items as prototypes for G’d extending His blessing to the utensils used by the Jewish people in pursuing their daily efforts at securing their livelihood.