Then again
Abraham
took
a wife,
and her name
was Keturah.
And she bare
him Zimran,
and Jokshan,
and Medan,
and Midian,
and Ishbak,
and Shuah.
And Jokshan
begat
Sheba,
and Dedan.
And the sons
of Dedan
were Asshurim,
and Letushim,
and Leummim.
Iexan
Ιεξαν
iexan
Saba
Σαβα
saba
Thaiman
Θαιμαν
thaiman
Daidan
Δαιδαν
daidan
Daidan
Δαιδαν
daidan
Reuel
Ραγουηλ
ragouēl
Nabdeēl
Ναβδεηλ
nabdeēl
Assouriim
Ασσουριιμ
assouriim
Latousiim
Λατουσιιμ
latousiim
Loōmim
Λοωμιμ
loōmim
And the sons
of Midian;
Ephah,
and Epher,
and Hanoch,
and Abida,
and Eldaah.
All these were the children
of Keturah.
And Abraham
gave
all that he had unto Isaac.
But unto the sons
of the concubines,
which Abraham
had, Abraham
gave
gifts,
and sent them away
from Isaac
his son,
while he yet lived,
eastward,
unto the east
country.
mistress
παλλακῶν
pallakōn
And these are the days
of the years
of Abraham's
life
which he lived,
an hundred
threescore and fifteen
years.
Then Abraham
gave up the ghost,
and died
in a good
old age,
an old man,
and full
of years; and was gathered
to his people.
And his sons
Isaac
and Ishmael
buried
him in the cave
of Machpelah,
in the field
of Ephron
the son
of Zohar
the Hittite,
which is before
Mamre;
Ismaēl
Ισμαηλ
ismaēl
Ephrōn
Εφρων
ephrōn
Saar
Σααρ
saar
Chettaios
Χετταίου
chettaiou
Mambrē
Μαμβρη
mambrē
The field
which Abraham
purchased
of the sons
of Heth:
there was Abraham
buried,
and Sarah
his wife.
And it came to pass after
the death
of Abraham,
that God
blessed
his son
Isaac;
and Isaac
dwelt
by
the well Lahairoi.
Now these are the generations
of Ishmael,
Abraham's
son,
whom Hagar
the Egyptian,
Sarah's
handmaid,
bare
unto Abraham:
And these are the names
of the sons
of Ishmael,
by their names,
according to their generations:
the firstborn
of Ishmael,
Nebajoth;
and Kedar,
and Adbeel,
and Mibsam,
Ismaēl
Ισμαηλ
ismaēl
Ismaēl
Ισμαηλ
ismaēl
Nabaiōth
Ναβαιωθ
nabaiōth
Kēdar
Κηδαρ
kēdar
Nabdeēl
Ναβδεηλ
nabdeēl
Massam
Μασσαμ
massam
And Mishma,
and Dumah,
and Massa,
Hadar,
and Tema,
Jetur,
Naphish,
and Kedemah:
These are the sons
of Ishmael,
and these are their names,
by their towns,
and by their castles;
twelve
princes
according to their nations.
And these are the years
of the life
of Ishmael,
an hundred
and thirty
and seven
years:
and he gave up the ghost
and died;
and was gathered
unto his people.
And they dwelt
from Havilah
unto Shur,
that is before
Egypt,
as thou goest
toward Assyria:
and he died
in the presence
of all his brethren.
Euilat
Ευιλατ
euilat
Sour
Σουρ
sour
Assyrios
Ἀσσυρίους
assyrious
And these are the generations
of Isaac,
Abraham's
son:
Abraham
begat
Isaac:
And Isaac
was forty
years
old
when he took
Rebekah
to wife,
the daughter
of Bethuel
the Syrian
of Padanaram,
the sister
to Laban
the Syrian.
Bathouēl
Βαθουηλ
bathouēl
Laban
Λαβαν
laban
And Isaac
intreated
the LORD
for
his wife,
because she was barren:
and the LORD
was intreated
of him, and Rebekah
his wife
conceived.
And the children
struggled together
within her;
and she said,
If it be so, why am I thus?
And she went
to enquire
of the LORD.
And the LORD
said
unto her, Two
nations
are in thy womb,
and two manner
of people
shall be separated
from thy bowels;
and the one people
shall be stronger
than the other people;
and the elder
shall serve
the younger.
say
And when her days
to be delivered
were fulfilled,
behold, there were twins
in her womb.
And the first
came out
red,
all over like an hairy
garment;
and they called
his name
Esau.
And after
that came
his brother
out,
and his hand
took hold
on Esau's
heel;
and his name
was called
Jacob:
and Isaac
was threescore
years
old
when she bare
them.
And the boys
grew:
and Esau
was a cunning
hunter,
a man
of the field;
and Jacob
was a plain
man,
dwelling
in tents.
And Isaac
loved
Esau,
because he did eat
of his venison:
but Rebekah
loved
Jacob.
And Jacob
sod
pottage:
and Esau
came
from the field,
and he was faint:
And Esau
said
to Jacob,
Feed
me, I pray thee, with
that same
red
pottage; for I am faint:
therefore was his name
called
Edom.
And Jacob
said,
Sell
me this day
thy birthright.
And Esau
said,
Behold, I am at the point
to die:
and what profit shall this birthright
do to me?
And Jacob
said,
Swear
to me this day;
and he sware
unto him: and he sold
his birthright
unto Jacob.
Then Jacob
gave
Esau
bread
and pottage
of lentiles;
and he did eat
and drink,
and rose up,
and went his way:
thus Esau
despised
his birthright.
stew
ἕψεμα
hepsema
lentil
φακοῦ
phakou
depart
ᾤχετο
ōcheto
trivialize
ἐφαύλισεν
ephaulisen
