Komentaryo sa Genesis 13:9: Rashi, Alshekh, Sforno & Radak

הֲלֹ֤א כָל־הָאָ֙רֶץ֙ לְפָנֶ֔יךָ הִפָּ֥רֶד נָ֖א מֵעָלָ֑י אִם־הַשְּׂמֹ֣אל וְאֵימִ֔נָה וְאִם־הַיָּמִ֖ין וְאַשְׂמְאִֽילָה׃

Hindi ba't ang buong lupain ay nasa harap mo? Humiwalay ka nga sa akin: kung sa kaliwa ka, ako'y sa kanan; at kung sa kanan ka, ako'y sa kaliwa.”

Rashi

אם השמאל ואימינה IF THOU WILT TAKE THE LEFT HAND, THAN I WILL GO TO THE RIGHT —Wherever you settle down I will not go far from you and I will stand by you as a shield and as a helper. Ultimately, indeed, he (Lot) was really in need of him, as it is said, (Genesis 14:14) “And Abram heard that his brother was taken captive etc.”
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Alshekh

Please separate from me. Separate from me physically, but do not separate yourself from my ways.
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Sforno

הלא כל הארץ לפניך, I’ll let you choose the area which you prefer.
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Rashi

ואימינה I WILL GO TO THE RIGHT — The word means “I will direct myself towards the right”, just as ואשמאילה means “I will direct myself towards the left.” If you say that it should be punctuated וְאַיְמִינָה (the regular Hiphil form) I answer that in another place also we find this form, (2 Samuel 14:19) אם יש לְהֵמִין “none can turn to the right hand”, where the punctuation is not לְהַיְמִין.
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