Parshas Vayishlach
Dec 2nd, 2011 | By adminAnd Yaakov became very frightened and it distressed him. So he divided the people with him, and the flocks, and the cattle, and the camels, into two camps. And he said, “If Esov comes to the one camp and strikes it, then the remaining camp will be a refuge.” Ch.32/8-9
Rashi comments on the last phrase: Against Esov’s will, because I will do battle with him.
Why was Yaakov so confident that the second camp would escape? Maybe Esov would defeat Yaakov and then go on to destroy the second camp? continue reading
