Löydetty 74 Tulokset: Esau

• Then Isaac said, Come near, and let me feel thee, to make sure whether thou art my son Esau or not. (Genesis 27, 21)

• 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)

• Thou art my son, he said, my son Esau? Yes, he answered, I am. (Genesis 27, 24)

• Scarcely had Isaac finished speaking, and Jacob gone out, when Esau returned. (Genesis 27, 30)

• Why, who art thou? Isaac asked. I am thy son, he answered, thy first-born son Esau. (Genesis 27, 32)

• Esau, on hearing his father’s words, broke out into a loud cry of anguish; Thy blessing, father, for me also thy blessing! (Genesis 27, 34)

• 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)

• But Esau pleaded still, Hast thou only one blessing to give, father? I pray thee, bless me too. And he could not control his voice, but wept aloud. (Genesis 27, 38)

• But ever Esau bore Jacob a grudge over the blessing he had won from their father. Soon, he thought, the days will come when we shall be mourning for my father’s death; that is the time to kill my brother. (Genesis 27, 41)

• News of this reached Rebecca; so she sent for her son Jacob, and told him, Thy brother Esau is threatening thy life. (Genesis 27, 42)

• An ill day for Esau; here was Jacob sent with his father’s blessing to find himself a wife in Syria; forbidden, as he would win that blessing, to marry a Chanaanite; (Genesis 28, 6)