The Gemorah Megilla also asks were Haman is hinted to in the Torah. The idea behind the Gemorah s question is that the first place something appears in the Torah is the root of it s essence. In this verse G-d is asking Adam if he ate from the tree which he was told not to. Hamin is spelled the same as Haman. So the snake, the symbol of the evil inclination, entices Adam and Chava to eat.
Death is brought to the world.
Generations later, Eisav becomes the symbol of evil, a crown passed on to his descendant, Amalaik. Haman, a descendant of Amalaik, who s name is rooted in the episode of the sin of eating, now entices the Jews to sin again by eating by the feast of Achashveirosh. The influence of the spirtuality of Bnei Yisrael. It was by the south wall. Those who wish to ask for assistence in their studies should turn their heads, while praying, slightly to the south.