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Mikraot Gedolot — Genesis 32:9

Ramban one camp and struck it down הַמַּחֲנֶ֥ה הָאַחַ֖ת וְהִכָּ֑הוּ
On the literal level he said that this as a possibility. That he said one camp might exploit that hit each other escape, or his [Esau’s] anger might rest, or rescue might come from God. And said in Genesis Rabbah (Genesis Rabbah 76:3) : "The Torah teaches the proper way, that a man should not lay down all of his money in one corner." Rashi wrote: "The other camp would survive, against his will, because I [Jacob] , will fight with him."
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Mikraot Gedolot — Genesis 32:9

And other things have used both masculine and feminine genders, [such as the sun, as in] (Genesis 19:23) , "The sun came out on the ground" [and in] (Psalm 19:7) , "From the edge of the sky is its origin", [using] the masculine gender, [but in] (Kings II 3:22) , "the sun was shining on the water", [using] the feminine gender.
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