A potter refused to bring water any longer to Rish
Lakish in Tiberias unless he prayed that the potter should
be with him in Paradise. Rish Lakish promised that he
would pray for him to be among his own companions there.
—R. Pinehas told the parable of those who were invited to
dine with the king and who were seated according to the
seats they brought with them, for each one was asked to
bring his own to lean upon.
196 f. 136b. A woman married for io years remained
barren. Her husband wished to divorce her. She agreed on
condition to be allowed to take with her what ever pleased
her best in the house. She made her husband drunk and
carried him off to her house. They became reconciled.
195. A potter refused to bring water any longer to Rish
Lakish in Tiberias unless he prayed that the potter should
be with him in Paradise. Rish Lakish promised that he
would pray for him to be among his own companions there.
— R. Pinehas told the parable of those who were invited to
dine with the king and who were seated according to the
seats they brought with them, for each one was asked to
bring his own to lean upon.
196 f. 136b. A woman married for io years remained
barren. Her husband wished to divorce her. She agreed on
condition to be allowed to take with her what ever pleased
her best in the house. She made her husband drunk and
carried him off to her house. They became reconciled.
