Rabbi Joḥanan taught in the name of Rabbi Simeon bar Yochai that and help to show the value of Torah study and charity. Rabbi Joḥanan deduced from , "Blessed are you who sow beside all waters, who send forth the feet of the ox and the donkey," that whoever engages in Torah study and charity is worthy of the inheritance of two tribes, Joseph and Issachar (as compares Joseph to an ox, and compares Issachar to a donkey). Rabbi Joḥanan equated "sowing" with "charity," as says, "Sow to yourselves in charity, reap in kindness." And Rabbi Joḥanan equated "water" with "Torah," as says, "Everyone who thirsts, come to the waters (that is, Torah)." Whoever engages in Torah study and charity is worthy of a canopy — that is, an inheritance — like Joseph, for says, "Joseph is a fruitful bough . . . whose branches run over the wall." And such a person is also worthy of the inheritance of Issachar, as says, "Issachar is a strong donkey" (which the Targum renders as rich with property). The Gemara also reported that some say that the enemies of such a person will fall before him as they did for Joseph, as says, "With them he shall push the people together, to the ends of the earth." And such a person is worthy of understanding like Issachar, as says, "of the children of Issachar . . . were men who had understanding of the times to know what Israel ought to do."