Haamek Davar on Numbers 20:12:1העמק דבר על במדבר כ׳:י״ב:א׳
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Haamek Davar on Numbers 20:12:2העמק דבר על במדבר כ׳:י״ב:ב׳
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Haamek Davar on Numbers 20:12:3העמק דבר על במדבר כ׳:י״ב:ג׳
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Taanit 24b:6תענית כ״ד ב:ו׳
§ The Gemara relates another story. Rava happened to come to the city of Hagrunya. He decreed a fast, but rain did not come. He said to the local residents: Everyone, continue your fast and do not eat tonight. The next morning he said to them: Whoever had a dream last night, let him say it. Rabbi Elazar of Hagronya said to them: The following was recited to me in my dream. Good greetings to a good master from a good Lord, Who in His goodness does good for His people. Rava said: I can learn from this that it is a favorable time to pray for mercy. He prayed for mercy and rain came.
Taanit 24b:7תענית כ״ד ב:ז׳
The Gemara relates another story that deals with prayer for rain. There was a certain man who was sentenced to be flogged by Rava’s court because he had relations with a gentile woman. Rava flogged the man and he died as a result. When this matter was heard in the house of the Persian King Shapur, he wanted to punish Rava for imposing the death penalty, as he thought, without the king’s permission. Ifra Hormiz, mother of King Shapur, said to her son: Do not interfere and quarrel with the Jews, as whatever they request from God, their Master, He gives them.
Taanit 24b:8תענית כ״ד ב:ח׳
He said to her: What is this that He grants them? She replied: They pray for mercy and rain comes. He said to her: This does not prove that God hears their prayers, as that occurs merely because it is the time for rain, and it just so happens that rain falls after they pray. Rather, if you want to prove that God answers the prayers of the Jews, let them pray for mercy now, in the summer season of Tammuz, and let rain come. Ifra Hormiz sent a message to Rava: Direct your attention and pray for mercy that rain may come. He prayed for mercy, but rain did not come.
Taanit 24b:9תענית כ״ד ב:ט׳
He said before God: Master of the Universe, it is written: “O God, we have heard with our ears, our fathers have told us, what work You did in their days, in days of old” (Psalms 44:2), but we have not seen it with our own eyes. As soon as he said this, rain came until the gutters of Meḥoza overflowed and poured into the Tigris River. Rava’s father came and appeared to him in a dream and said to him: Is there anyone who troubles Heaven so much to ask for rain out of its season? In his dream, his father further said to him: Change your place of rest at night. He changed his place, and the next day he found that his bed had been slashed by knives.
Chullin 133a:13חולין קל״ג א:י״ג
Rav Safra asked Rav Yosef: But if so, what is the reason that they read this verse to me? Rav Yosef responded: The reading was directed not toward you but toward Rava, who ate from the gifts against my ruling. The Gemara objects: But let them read this verse to Rava himself in a dream. The Gemara responds: Rava was rebuked as a result of this incident and therefore was not granted heavenly communication. The verse was therefore proclaimed to Rav Safra instead.
Rashi on Chullin 133a:13:3רש"י על חולין קל״ג א:י״ג:ג׳
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Haamek Davar on Numbers 23:7:4העמק דבר על במדבר כ״ג:ז׳:ד׳
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Haamek Davar on Numbers 23:8:1העמק דבר על במדבר כ״ג:ח׳:א׳
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Haamek Davar on Numbers 23:8:2העמק דבר על במדבר כ״ג:ח׳:ב׳
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Haamek Davar on Numbers 23:9:1העמק דבר על במדבר כ״ג:ט׳:א׳
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Haamek Davar on Numbers 23:9:2העמק דבר על במדבר כ״ג:ט׳:ב׳
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Haamek Davar on Numbers 23:9:3העמק דבר על במדבר כ״ג:ט׳:ג׳
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Haamek Davar on Numbers 23:9:4העמק דבר על במדבר כ״ג:ט׳:ד׳
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Haamek Davar on Numbers 23:9:5העמק דבר על במדבר כ״ג:ט׳:ה׳
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Harchev Davar on Numbers 21:20הרחב דבר על במדבר כ״א:כ׳
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