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  • And with that the woman, who saw that the fruit was good to eat, saw, too, how it was pleasant to look at and charmed the eye,✻ took some fruit from the tree and ate it; and she gave some to her husband, and he ate with her. (Genesis 3, 6)

  • and Pharao was told of her by his courtiers, who sang her praises to him. So Sarai was carried off to Pharao’s court, (Genesis 12, 15)

  • And to Sara he added, See, I am giving this brother of thine a thousand silver pieces; such amends will enable thee to look the world in the face, wherever thou goest;✻ only, do not forget that thy pretence was discovered. (Genesis 20, 16)

  • More and more will I bless thee, more and more will I give increase to thy posterity, till they are countless as the stars in heaven, or the sand by the sea shore; thy children shall storm the gates of their enemies; (Genesis 22, 17)

  • So Abraham rose up, and made obeisance to the people of the land, the Hethites. (Genesis 23, 7)

  • Whereupon Abraham made obeisance before the people of the land; (Genesis 23, 12)

  • wishing their sister good fortune as she went: Sister of ours, may thousands of thousands spring from thee, and may thy posterity storm the gates of their enemies. (Genesis 24, 60)

  • and his children by her were Zamran, Jecsan, Madan, Madian, Jesboc and Suë. (Genesis 25, 2)

  • Jecsan was the father of Saba and Dadan, and Dadan’s children were the Assurim, the Latusim and the Loömim. (Genesis 25, 3)

  • Let nations serve thee, and peoples bow before thee; mayst thou be lord over thy brethren, receive obeisance from thy own mother’s sons; a curse on those who curse, a blessing on those who bless thee! (Genesis 27, 29)

  • Hast thou not promised me thy continued favour, and a posterity spread wide as the sand by the sea, that is beyond all counting? (Genesis 32, 12)

  • So the serving-women and their children came up first, and made their obeisance, (Genesis 33, 6)


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