פֿאַרבונדן אויף במדבר 5:28

Rabbi Elazar says says, two jealousies are spoken of in the parashah of jealousy: One jealousy is the jealousy that she arouses in husband, and one is the jealousy that she arouses in the Place (i.e., God). Rabbi Shimon ben Elazar says in the name of Rabbi Meir, what does the verse come to teach (Num. 5:22), "And the woman says, amen, amen." [It teaches that] she was fit to have Divine retribution befall her in abundance from that which she brought upon herself from these [alleged transgressions], which caused her to be brought to an uncertain [status]. But rather, [if she has spoken truly ("amen"),] then she shall be released from her disgrace (שניקתה בניוולה, see Jastrow), as it is said (Num. 5:28), "And she will be cleansed" -- cleansed from all Divine punishments that would have been fit to befall her. Rabbi Yehuda ben Beteira said in the name of Rabbi Eliezer ben Teima, what does the verse come to teach (ibid.), "And if she was not defiled"? That if she had [previously] given birth in pain, she will [now] give birth with ease; [if she had given birth] to females, she will give birth to males; [if] to ugly children, she will give birth to beautiful children; [if to] short children, she will give birth to tall children; [if] one at a time, she will give birth two at a time.