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Shnayim Yomi - Vayera - Shishi - #6 5785

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[Music] para ver shishi theah opens up getting back to AB and AI telling us how AI was so impressed by AB how so many incredible things happened him he was able to wage war against the Kings his wife had a child at an old age and he said to him that Hashem is with you in all that you do so I want you to swear to me that you'll do kindness with me because I did kindness to you Rashi says in offering the to you and aam says he agrees that he is going to swear now in the meanwhile there's this little dispute that starts up between a Shepherds and abam Shepherds regarding a well that was dug each one claiming that it was there so the Shepherds had decided that the way we'll resolve it is when is whichever one of them comes to the well and the waters rise to that person that's how we'll know who the well belongs to well of course that happened with aam and therefore now it's aam's well now in turn theum tell us that AB gave this gift to a of seven Kos in order for a to accept the fact that abam is right and to accept that this is his well they enter into their bris together and they end up naming the place because of all of this beeva and then the alyah concludes by telling us that aam plants an asell over there now Rashi says mlus what an asell is does it mean a tree that was meant to be able to give to to give fruit to his guests or is it referring to an in as lodging for his guest to stay but either ways it was going to be used for's and the Tells that there he proclaimed the name of Hashem and Rashi explains that he used that place as a cir of opportunity that when he would invite people in and he would feed them after they ate he would tell them to bless the one who they got the food from who do you think you got it from me of course I didn't make the food this came from a Rabon shalam who's the creator of everything and in turn he brought people closer to an understanding of Hashem [Music]