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And the Lord, smelling such a scent as pleased him, made the resolve, Never again will I plague the earth on man’s account, that has all the thoughts and imaginations of his heart, even in youth, so bent towards evil; never again will I send affliction such as this upon all living creatures. (Genesis 8, 21)
Abram and Nachor married; Abram’s wife was called Sarai, and Nachor’s wife was called Melcha. Her father Aran had two children, Melcha herself and Jescha. (Genesis 11, 29)
and Abram, for her sake, was well treated; he had no lack of sheep, oxen, and asses, of men and maid servants, of she-asses, too, and camels. (Genesis 12, 16)
Melchisedech, too, was there, the king of Salem. And he, priest as he was of the most high God, brought out bread and wine with him, (Genesis 14, 18)
And of his wife Sara he gave out, She is my sister; whereupon Abimelech, king of Gerara, sent and took her for himself. (Genesis 20, 2)
But God visited Abimelech in a dream by night, and told him, Thy life is forfeit, on account of this woman thou hast taken for thyself; she is wedded to a husband. (Genesis 20, 3)
Abimelech, as yet, had had no intercourse with her. What, Lord, he said, must a nation perish that has done no wrong, except through ignorance? (Genesis 20, 4)
So Abimelech rose up at once before dawn of day, and summoned the whole company of his servants to let them hear all this; whereupon they were all overcome with terror. (Genesis 20, 8)
Then Abimelech sent for Abraham too, and asked him, What is this trick thou hast played on us? What wrong have we done thee, that thou shouldst involve me and my kingdom in such guilt? Thou hast treated us amiss. (Genesis 20, 9)
So Abimelech made Abraham a present, of sheep and oxen, of men and maid servants, and gave his wife Sara back to him. (Genesis 20, 14)
And now, at Abraham’s intercession, God restored health to Abimelech, to his wife and to his servant women; (Genesis 20, 17)
up to now, on account of Abraham’s wife Sara, the Lord had made all Abimelech’s household barren. (Genesis 20, 18)
