Löydetty 386 Tulokset: Descendants Of Jacob
Then Jacob gave him bread, and some of the lentil broth, and he ate and drank and came away, as if the loss of his birthright were a thing of little moment. (Genesis 25, 34)
I will make that race plentiful as the stars in heaven, and grant the whole of this land to thy descendants; in thy posterity all the nations of the world shall find a blessing. (Genesis 26, 4)
she said to her son Jacob, I heard thy father talking to thy brother Esau, and thus he spoke to him; (Genesis 27, 6)
Bethink thee, answered Jacob, how hairy my brother Esau’s skin is, and mine how smooth! (Genesis 27, 11)
She had fine clothes of Esau’s by her in the house, and she dressed Jacob in these; (Genesis 27, 15)
I am Esau, said Jacob, Esau, thy first-born; I have done thy bidding. Rise up, I pray thee, sit at table, and eat this venison of mine, and give me a father’s blessing. (Genesis 27, 19)
So he went close to his father; and he, upon feeling the touch of him, said, The voice is Jacob’s voice, but the hands are the hands of Esau. (Genesis 27, 22)
There was no recognizing Jacob, since his hands were hairy like Esau’s hands, and he must needs give his blessing. (Genesis 27, 23)
Why then, said he, bring it here; let me eat my son’s venison, and give him a father’s blessing. So he ate what was brought him, and Jacob offered him wine too, and he drank. (Genesis 27, 25)
Then he said to Jacob, Come here, my son, and kiss me. (Genesis 27, 26)
Scarcely had Isaac finished speaking, and Jacob gone out, when Esau returned. (Genesis 27, 30)
Why, said Esau, he is well named Jacob, the Supplanter; first he took away my birthright, and now he has stolen my blessing. And then, turning to his father, he asked, Hast thou no blessing left, then, a blessing for me too? (Genesis 27, 36)
