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and made gifts to the children he had by his concubines. These children of his he bade journey eastwards, while he was still alive, to keep them apart from his son Isaac. (Genesis 25, 6)
His sons, Isaac and Ismael, buried him; buried him in the double cave, on the land opposite Mambre that had once belonged to Ephron, son of Seor, the Hethite. (Genesis 25, 9)
And now that he was dead, God’s blessing passed to his son Isaac, who had made his home close to the well that is called, God lives and looks on me. (Genesis 25, 11)
And this was how the race of Abraham’s son Isaac continued; Abraham was the father of Isaac, (Genesis 25, 19)
and Isaac was forty years old when he married Laban’s sister Rebecca, daughter of Bathuel the Syrian, who lived in Mesopotamia. (Genesis 25, 20)
It was when Isaac was sixty years old that these sons were born to him. (Genesis 25, 26)
All Isaac’s love was for Esau, who brought him game to eat; Rebecca’s favourite was Jacob. (Genesis 25, 28)
When a famine came upon the land again, like the famine which had visited it in Abraham’s time, Isaac was for leaving it; and he had reached the court of Abimelech, king of the Philistines, in Gerara, (Genesis 26, 1)
So Isaac remained where he was, at Gerara. (Genesis 26, 6)
And one day, when he had already spent a long time in the country, the Philistine king, Abimelech, looked out of a window and saw Isaac and his wife in dalliance together. (Genesis 26, 8)
In this country, Isaac began growing crops; and in that first year they yielded a hundredfold; such was the Lord’s blessing on him. (Genesis 26, 12)
At last Abimelech himself said to Isaac, Separate from us; thou hast become altogether too powerful for us. (Genesis 26, 16)
