Fondare 20 Risultati per: Ismael
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)
Abram was eighty-six years old at the time of Ismael’s birth. (Genesis 16, 16)
And this was what he asked of God, If only thou wilt grant life to Ismael! (Genesis 17, 18)
As for Ismael, for him too I grant thy prayer; be sure that I will bless him, and make him fruitful, and grant him increase beyond all measure, so that he will be the father of twelve chieftains. From him, too, a great nation shall arise; (Genesis 17, 20)
And Abraham sent for his son Ismael, and for all the slaves born in his house and those, too, whom he had bought, every male child that belonged to any of his household, and on that very day he circumcised the flesh of their foreskins, in obedience to the Lord’s bidding. (Genesis 17, 23)
and Ismael, at the time of his circumcision, had reached the age of thirteen. (Genesis 17, 25)
On this same day all were circumcised, Abraham, and his son Ismael, (Genesis 17, 26)
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)
This was the lineage that came down from Ismael, Abraham’s son by Agar, the Egyptian, Sara’s waiting-woman; (Genesis 25, 12)
these are the names of his sons, arranged by the order of their birth. Ismael’s eldest son was Nabaioth, then came Cedar, Adbeel, Mabsam, (Genesis 25, 13)
These were Ismael’s sons, and these the names they left to their villages and towns; each of the twelve was chieftain of a tribe. (Genesis 25, 16)
