( oe x aS =Dpw MeN Soper a sR Wwe NTN PER MBM YeTo TWD Jo? TI" 7N NYT WRN nippy 99 a 1B ANN BP ae PSAP ABN 9 ADB MT WI APN PIB) MN? by oyaw byw wang OFAN) bY? InN aye Tie ee BT hep of aK 72" 7 TNT O37 We DOIT-da- MN PARTS BYP nN] IAWN ne DIAN NPT sy9a3 TPIS We TID TEAR NP? WP] WB WyTTWE WaT 1. And the Lord said to Abram, "Go forth from your land and from your birthplace and from your father’s house, to the land that I will show you. 2. And I will make you into a great nation, and I will bless you, and I will aggrandize your name, and {you shall] be a blessing. 3. And I will bless those who bless you, and the one who curses you I will curse, and all the families of the earth shall be blessed in you." 4. And ‘Abram went, as the Lord had spoken to him, and Lot went with him, and Abram was seventy five years ‘old when he left Haran. 5. And Abram took Sarai his wife and Lot his brother's son, and all their possessions that they had acquired, and the souls they had acquired in Haran, and they went to go to the land of Canaan, and they came to the land of Canaan. TO PTB NWR 2 TPL MDOP NNT PINT TP nny OW PVD SPARS WE ai ay PPE DRT Tn ww oT NV! Ty] NB owe May >? ANP PPE WNM v 7. And He said to him, "I am the Lord, Who brought you forth from Ur of the Chaldees, to give you this. land to inherit it." 8. And he said, "0 Lord God, how will I know that I will inherit it?" 9. And He said to him, "Take for Me three heifers and three goats and three rams, and a turtle dove and a young bird.” 2p rer awe bipprb> bx Tay *wYD We TION AT AD wR] Say an doce one syn WND BSD PIN TBD RAD 13. And it came to pass, when God caused me to wander from my father’s house, that I said to her: This is your kindness, which you shall do with me: whither we come, say about me, 'He is my brother.”" 2 pw > pap monn np pram trim 22g WR AAD eMC WAR TWH (2) inne aa Tae mwa AINA nT ona PANT "wT yom Sonex “naa OrByET AK IMwW by OK SD fn ben 3 PID D pr WNT XD1_S arabe py TWH Ime wn wwHD |2 prop > pr PNT IWS, $pyby we Tb 79 aaw vanpoe whan aN WN THD 27) AbnAw avo (A112 OMIT) SK TANK DT TOY TM NT Ssrron nore win pw) 993 aK TINT AANA HAT 93 OUD Dingnn vay ot nOTaM [x cup wp aeTN) aM AS Mbp OR MR DWNT 2? PO > PA PWN 7°31 7 OTR NOT TPN TD WN? FATT AIT AR MDD 9D PRT TMD PAR TARW *2DD AAR JR DOnN ony No oa OMAN MAY I FPb9IN DWI ANP) MDI NDI D JD WI NINDW yp J2d1 TOR MeV O72 PR ODIVT NPM 31179 TT DIpNa OTR Mey PR oo onawn PONY pay orpans .k1AI OIPD APR ON NYP NOT AYIN wD DMA NDP wIND NNT 9D ,DOYIND PNTDD ITD "NVA NYT wo Nove a > NIwM NX 79TH 7D ,oIPD 92a 2XOTTWR PIV 093°? 8. Abraham's Journey: Go Forth From Your Land (Rabbi Yosef Dov HaLevi Soloveitchik) gee eee ae o[We are impressed by the Frequent recurrence of the nomadic motif, the destiny of wan- dering forth, of deserting old native surroundings, of straying in strange places along uncharted lanes, of being lost in foreign lands, of exploring the unknown, the new, the strange. This is a central theme in the life stories of our patriarchs and especially in that of Abraham.” sheep’God did not guide Abraham. He bewildered him; He com- pletely mystified and confounded him. He told him to move on, to go forth “to the land which I will show you.” Is the land to be found in the east or the west? No hint was disclosed to Abraham. God willed Abraham to guess, to find out intuitively, to somehow smell the fragrance of the land, to feel the pull that the land exerts, to be attracted by the land spontaneously, s0 that the heart was Abraham's compass or lodestar. If Abraham had been mistaken in his adventurous selection of the land, ‘everything would have been lost; Abraham would not have been the charismatic chosen leader and patriarch.