until the time of King Rehoboam, when King Shishak of Egypt seized it from Rehoboam, as 1 Kings reports: "And it came to pass in the fifth year of king Rehoboam, that Shishak king of Egypt came up against Jerusalem; and he took away the treasures of the house of the Lord, and the treasures of the king's house." Similarly, the Avot of Rabbi Natan cited for the proposition that the silver of Egypt thus returned to its place of origin in Egypt. Genesis chapter 42 Rabbi Joḥanan reread the words of , "Now Jacob saw that there was corn [, shever] in Egypt", to read, "Now Jacob saw that there was hope [, sever] in Egypt." Rabbi Joḥanan taught that thus bears out the text of , "Happy is he whose help is the God of Jacob, whose hope [, sivro] is in the Lord his God." Similarly, Resh Lakish taught that , "whose hope [, sivro] is in the Lord his God", refers to Joseph, who was the hope for the entire world when he was in Egypt. And God showed Jacob that his hope (, sivro) was in Egypt, as can be read, "Now Jacob saw that there was hope [, sever] in Egypt." The Sages read to teach that Jacob warned his sons against appearing well fed when others around them were without food. The Sages taught that if one fasted on account of some trouble and it passed, or for a sick person and the sick person recovered, then the one fasting should nevertheless complete the fast. If one journeyed from a place where they were not fasting to a place where they were, then one should fast with the people of the new place. If one journeyed from a place where they were fasting to a place where they were not, then one should nevertheless complete the fast. If one forgot and ate and drank, then one should not make it apparent in public nor indulge in luxuries. For the Sages read to say, "And Jacob said to his sons: 'Why should you show yourself? Thus, the Sages taught, Jacob conveyed to his sons: "When you are fully sated, do not show yourselves either before Esau or before Ishmael, so that they should not envy you." Similarly, a Midrash read to say, "And Jacob said to his sons: 'Why should you be conspicuous? The