Mga Sanggunian sa Talmud para sa Genesis 28:9: Jerusalem Talmud Bikkurim & Bava Kamma

They wanted to ordain Rebbi Zeïra but he did not want to take it upon himself. When he heard a Tanna stating: “For an ordained person, a bridegroom, a patriarch, the dignity deletes [his sins],” he accepted being ordained. An ordained person: (Lev. 19:32): “Before a white head you shall rise, give respect to an Elder, and fear your God, I am the Eternal.” What is written after that (v. 33): “If a proselyte lives in your land, you shall not trick him.” Just as all his sins are forgiven to the proselyte, so all sins are forgiven to one being ordained. The bridegroom: (Gen. 28:9) “Esaw went to Ismael and married Maḥalat⁵⁸“The one being forgiven.” bat Ismael.” But was her name Maḥalat, was it not Basemat⁵⁹“The perfumed.” The verse would prove only that prior sins of the bride are forgiven.? But all his sins were forgiven him. The president: (1S. 13:1) “Saul was one year old when he became king.” Was he one year old when he became king? But all his sins were forgiven him as to a baby of one year.

It is written in the Torah: “And Esau went to Ishmael…” (Genesis 28:9). It is repeated in the Prophets: “Worthless men were gathered to Jepthah and they were with him” (Judges 11:3). It is taught a third time in the Writings: “Every bird dwells with its own kind, and humans with those that are like them” (≈Ben Sira 13:15). It is taught in a Mishnah: “That which is attached to what is impure, is impure. That which is attached to what is pure, is pure” (M Keilm 12:2). And it is taught in a baraita: “Rabbi Eliezer says: It is not for no reason that the starling goes to the raven, but because he is of his kind.”