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This is paras told us column one or page 39 you'll see a middle of the page it begins you see says the bal and paras told us. We have the story that the servants of Yeitzk dug. They dug Just read a puck. Paras told us we have the story that Yitzk servants were very occupied obviously on behalf of Yeetszk to dig wells. Tyra says that all the wells that the servants of his father dug in the days of Abraham, the Philistines, the pushed and plugged and they filled them up with earth. And Yitzk went and he redug all of the wells that were plugged by the Philistines. They were stopped and filled up with earth. After the death of Arainu Yitsuk redug all those wells and he gave them the same names that his father gave them. After that the Torah says this is part Genesis 26 verse 19 that the servants of Yitzk dug in the valley and they discovered there a well of living water, a spring a living vibrant spring. They dug beneath the earth and they found a living spring and it was a fight. The shepherds who lived there and who were in that area and Gar quarreled with the shepherds of Yitzk and they said it's our water. You dug, but it's our water. We own it. It's it's my territory. It's like you'll dig a well in my backyard. It's my water. So they called the well as because basically as means there was there was opposition to it. And then the same thing happened again. The shepherds of Yeets dug another well. And again there was a fight. They called it Sitna. And they had to move away. And they dug another well. There was no fight. They called it. Sitna means hatred. Again it created
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