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and lived a hundred and nineteen years more. All these had other sons and daughters besides. (Genesis 11, 25)
These are the descendants of Thare; Thare’s sons were called Abram, Nachor and Aran, and Aran had a son called Lot. (Genesis 11, 27)
And now Thare, with his son Abram, and his grandson Lot, son of Aran, and his daughter-in-law Sarai, who had married his son Abram, left Ur of the Chaldees and set out for the land of Chanaan. They went as far as Haran, and there they settled. (Genesis 11, 31)
And now, returning, they had reached the spring of Misphat (or Cades), where they fell upon all the Amalecite country, and the Amorrhites that lived by Asason-Thamar. (Genesis 14, 7)
Abram himself, as soon as he heard that his kinsman Lot was a prisoner, mustered the men he had in arms, all of his own household, to the number of three hundred and eighteen, and went in pursuit all the way to Dan. (Genesis 14, 14)
But Abram answered, Lord God, what can this gift of thine be? I must go the way of childless men; Damascus here, the son of Eliezer, is but the son of my steward;✻ (Genesis 15, 2)
And he added, Now thou art with child; it is a son that will be born to thee, and thou shalt call him Ismael (that is, God hears), in token that God has listened to thee in thy affliction. (Genesis 16, 11)
Agar, then, bore a son to Abram, and called him Ismael; (Genesis 16, 15)
If any male person has the flesh of his foreskin uncircumcised, there is no place for him among his people;✻ he has violated the covenant between us. (Genesis 17, 14)
Her I will bless, giving thee a son by her; and him, too, I will bless, giving him whole nations for his posterity; kings with their peoples shall take their origin from him. (Genesis 17, 16)
At this, Abraham fell prostrate before him; but in his heart he said, laughing at the thought, Shall I have a son when I am a hundred years old? Will Sara, with all her ninety years, become a mother? (Genesis 17, 17)
But God said to Abraham, Thou shalt have a son by thy wife Sara, and shalt give him the name of Isaac; it is to him and to the race which shall follow him that I will make good my promise, ratified for ever. (Genesis 17, 19)
