Va'eira

Maybe this is only another shiita that holds like Rav Shimon part of the way, but not Rav Shimon's shiita actually.

The Meshech Chachmah in Vayigash, kidarka bakodesh, picking up on every word of the, of the Torah, says, the pasuk says by, uh, by Yosef, when Yosef took all the animals of the Egyptians and gave them food instead, and he gave all his, his, the animals then to his servants to put away, the pasuk says, "Vayitem lahem Yosef lechem ba-susim," he gave them bread for their horses, "u'ba mikneh, u'bemikneh hatzon u'bemikneh habakar u'vachamorim." Asks the Meshech Chachmah, why here are susim and chamorim split up? Says, right, "Lechem ba-susim u'ba mikneh hatzon, mikneh habakar u'vachamorim." And later on in Va'era, when it talks about the makka of wiping out the animals, "Vaha- vehinne yad Hashem hayah ba-mikneh asher basadeh, ba-susim, ba-chamorim, ba-gamalim, ba-bakar, u'vatzon." There bakar v'atzon is after.

You put susim and gama-- and, uh, chamorim and gamalim together.

And are not in this pasuk where Yosef gives them out, so it separated them.

But if you open up the Midrashim and other Gemaraot, it kind of sounds like, you know, that we have other opinions that don't go like Rav Yose, says the Midrash.

Now, this is a Midrash in Tanḥuma, uh, Va'era, section tet, siman tet vav over there, part tet vav, says the Midrash over there in the Tanḥuma.

"Beshe'bara Hakadosh Baruch Hu et ha-olam" when Hakadosh Baruch Hu created the world, "gazar ve'amar" Hashem said, "Hashamayim shamayim laAdonai, ha'aretz u'm'leah dah." Back to our pasuk.

The heaven is God's world, the land is our world.

Four things.

Now we're going to parashat Va'era.

I'm going to remove them from the whatever, the work.

That's connected to they're going to live in a place and they're going to have to work.