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let me fetch a drop of water, so that you can wash your feet and rest in the shade. (Genesis 18, 4)
I will bring a mouthful of food, too, so that you can refresh yourselves before you go on further; you have not come this way for nothing. And when they had agreed to what he proposed, (Genesis 18, 5)
Pray, sirs, he said, turn in to my house and spend the night there; wash your feet now, and go on your journey to-morrow. And when they said, No, we will stay here in the open square, (Genesis 19, 2)
And before ever they had gone to rest, the townspeople laid siege to the house, old and young, from every quarter of the city, (Genesis 19, 4)
No, brethren, I entreat you, do not be guilty of such a wrong. (Genesis 19, 7)
I have two daughters here, that have as yet no knowledge of man; these I will bring out, and you shall have your will with them, but do these men no harm;✻ are they not guests under my roof? (Genesis 19, 8)
and the elder of these said to the younger, Our father grows old, and as for us, there is no one in the land to mate with us, after the wont of human kind.✻ (Genesis 19, 31)
And next day, the elder said to the younger, Last night it was I that slept with our father; let us give him wine again to-night, and thou shalt sleep with him, to preserve our father’s posterity. (Genesis 19, 34)
So that night too they gave their father wine to drink, and the younger went in and slept with him, and still he knew nothing of it when she lay down, or when she rose up. (Genesis 19, 35)
the younger, too, had a son, whom she called Ammon, as if she would say Ben-ammi, the son of my people; his descendants still survive as the Ammonites. (Genesis 19, 38)
Here is my land, he said, at your disposal, dwell where thou wilt. (Genesis 20, 15)
But God had listened to the child’s crying, and now his angel called to Agar out of heaven. Agar, he said, what ails thee? Do not be afraid, God has listened to the crying of thy child, where he lies yonder. (Genesis 21, 17)
