And it came to pass after
these things,
that God
did tempt
Abraham,
and said
unto him, Abraham:
and he said,
Behold, here I am.
And he said,
Take now
thy son,
thine only
son Isaac,
whom thou lovest,
and get thee
into the land
of Moriah;
and offer him
there for a burnt offering
upon one
of the mountains
which I will tell
thee of.
say
whole offering
ὁλοκάρπωσιν
holokarpōsin
say
And Abraham
rose up early
in the morning,
and saddled
his ass,
and took
two
of his young men
with him, and Isaac
his son,
and clave
the wood
for the burnt offering,
and rose up,
and went
unto the place
of which God
had told
him.
load
ἐπέσαξεν
epesaxen
whole offering
ὁλοκάρπωσιν
holokarpōsin
say
Then on the third
day
Abraham
lifted up
his eyes,
and saw
the place
afar off.
And Abraham
said
unto his young men,
Abide
ye here with the ass;
and I and the lad
will go
yonder
and worship,
and come again
to you.
say
And Abraham
took
the wood
of the burnt offering,
and laid
it upon Isaac
his son;
and he took
the fire
in his hand,
and a knife;
and they went
both
of them together.
whole offering
ὁλοκαρπώσεως
holokarpōseōs
And Isaac
spake
unto Abraham
his father,
and said,
My father:
and he said,
Here am I, my son.
And he said,
Behold the fire
and the wood:
but where is the lamb
for a burnt offering?
say
say
say
whole offering
ὁλοκάρπωσιν
holokarpōsin
And Abraham
said,
My son,
God
will provide
himself a lamb
for a burnt offering:
so they went
both of them
together.
And they came
to the place
which God
had told
him of; and Abraham
built
an altar
there, and laid
the wood
in order,
and bound
Isaac
his son,
and laid
him on the altar
upon
the wood.
say
tie the feet together
συμποδίσας
sympodisas
And Abraham
stretched forth
his hand,
and took
the knife
to slay
his son.
And the angel
of the LORD
called
unto him out of heaven,
and said,
Abraham,
Abraham:
and he said,
Here am I.
And he said,
Lay
not thine hand
upon
the lad,
neither do thou
any thing
unto him: for now
I know
that thou fearest
God,
seeing thou hast not
withheld
thy son,
thine only
son from me.
say
And Abraham
lifted up
his eyes,
and looked,
and behold behind
him a ram
caught
in a thicket
by his horns:
and Abraham
went
and took
the ram,
and offered him up
for a burnt offering
in the stead
of his son.
ram
κριὸς
krios
plant
φυτῷ
phytō
Sabek
σαβεκ
sabek
ram
κριὸν
krion
whole offering
ὁλοκάρπωσιν
holokarpōsin
And Abraham
called
the name
of that place
Jehovahjireh:
as
it is said
to this day,
In the mount
of the LORD
it shall be seen.
And the angel
of the LORD
called
unto Abraham
out of heaven
the second time,
And said,
By myself have I sworn,
saith
the LORD,
for because
thou hast done
this thing,
and hast not
withheld
thy son,
thine only
son:
That in blessing
I will bless
thee, and in multiplying
I will multiply
thy seed
as the stars
of the heaven,
and as the sand
which is upon the sea
shore;
and thy seed
shall possess
the gate
of his enemies;
And in thy seed
shall all the nations
of the earth
be blessed;
because
thou hast obeyed
my voice.
So Abraham
returned
unto his young men,
and they rose up
and went
together
to Beersheba;
and Abraham
dwelt
at Beersheba.
And it came to pass after
these things,
that it was told
Abraham,
saying,
Behold, Milcah,
she hath also born
children
unto thy brother
Nahor;
Huz
his firstborn,
and Buz
his brother,
and Kemuel
the father
of Aram,
And Chesed,
and Hazo,
and Pildash,
and Jidlaph,
and Bethuel.
And Bethuel
begat
Rebekah:
these eight
Milcah
did bear
to Nahor,
Abraham's
brother.
And his concubine,
whose name
was Reumah,
she bare
also Tebah,
and Gaham,
and Thahash,
and Maachah.
