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up to now, on account of Abraham’s wife Sara, the Lord had made all Abimelech’s household barren. (Genesis 20, 18)
old as she was, she conceived and bore a son at the very time God had foretold. (Genesis 21, 2)
He himself was then a hundred years old; so great an age had he reached before Isaac was born to him. (Genesis 21, 5)
The boy grew, and was weaned; on the day of his weaning, Abraham made a great feast, (Genesis 21, 8)
and Sara found the son of the Egyptian woman, Agar, mocking her own son Isaac.✻ Whereupon she said to Abraham, (Genesis 21, 9)
At this Abraham was greatly distressed on his son’s behalf; (Genesis 21, 11)
As for the slave’s child, I will make him, too, the founder of a great nation; he too is thy son. (Genesis 21, 13)
So, when he rose next morning, Abraham fetched some bread and a bottle of water, which he put on her shoulder, and bade her take the boy and begone. Thus she left him, and soon she was wandering to and fro in the desert of Bersabee. (Genesis 21, 14)
At last all the water in the bottle was spent, and she left the boy under one of the trees there, (Genesis 21, 15)
while she went and sat down opposite where he was, at a bow-shot’s distance; I cannot bear to see my child die, she said. And there, sitting opposite him, she wept aloud. (Genesis 21, 16)
But God had listened to the child’s crying, and now his angel called to Agar out of heaven. Agar, he said, what ails thee? Do not be afraid, God has listened to the crying of thy child, where he lies yonder. (Genesis 21, 17)
Up, and take thy child with thee, hold him fast by the hand; I will make him the founder of a great nation yet. (Genesis 21, 18)
