And there was a famine
in the land,
beside
the first
famine
that was in the days
of Abraham.
And Isaac
went
unto Abimelech
king
of the Philistines
unto Gerar.
Abimelech
Αβιμελεχ
abimelech
Phylistiim
Φυλιστιιμ
phylistiim
Gerara
Γεραρα
gerara
And the LORD
appeared
unto him, and said,
Go not down
into Egypt;
dwell
in the land
which I shall tell
thee of:
Sojourn
in this land,
and I will be with thee, and will bless
thee; for unto thee, and unto thy seed,
I will give
all these
countries,
and I will perform
the oath
which I sware
unto Abraham
thy father;
And I will make
thy seed
to multiply
as the stars
of heaven,
and will give
unto thy seed
all these
countries;
and in thy seed
shall all the nations
of the earth
be blessed;
Because
that Abraham
obeyed
my voice,
and kept
my charge,
my commandments,
my statutes,
and my laws.
ordinance
προστάγματά
prostagmata
legalities
νόμιμά
nomima
And Isaac
dwelt
in Gerar:
And the men
of the place
asked
him of his wife;
and he said,
She is my sister:
for he feared
to say,
She is my wife;
lest, said he, the men
of the place
should kill
me for Rebekah;
because she was fair
to look upon.
say
say
And it came to pass, when he had been there a long
time,
that Abimelech
king
of the Philistines
looked out
at
a window,
and saw,
and, behold, Isaac
was sporting
with Rebekah
his wife.
for a long time
πολυχρόνιος
polychronios
Abimelech
Αβιμελεχ
abimelech
Gerara
Γεραρων
gerarōn
And Abimelech
called
Isaac,
and said,
Behold, of a surety
she is thy wife:
and how saidst
thou, She is my sister?
And Isaac
said
unto him, Because I said,
Lest I die
for her.
Abimelech
Αβιμελεχ
abimelech
say
say
say
say
And Abimelech
said,
What is this thou hast done
unto us? one
of the people
might lightly
have lien
with thy wife,
and thou shouldest have brought
guiltiness
upon us.
say
Abimelech
Αβιμελεχ
abimelech
And Abimelech
charged
all his people,
saying,
He that toucheth
this man
or his wife
shall surely
be put to death.
Then Isaac
sowed
in that land,
and received
in the same year
an hundredfold:
and the LORD
blessed
him.
And the man
waxed great,
and went
forward,
and grew
until he became
very
great:
For he had possession
of flocks,
and possession
of herds,
and great store
of servants:
and the Philistines
envied
him.
For all the wells
which his father's
servants
had digged
in the days
of Abraham
his father,
the Philistines
had stopped
them, and filled
them with earth.
block up
ἐνέφραξαν
enephraxan
Phylistiim
Φυλιστιιμ
phylistiim
fill
And Abimelech
said
unto Isaac,
Go
from us; for thou art much
mightier
than we.
And Isaac
departed
thence, and pitched his tent
in the valley
of Gerar,
and dwelt
there.
And Isaac
digged
again
the wells
of water,
which they had digged
in the days
of Abraham
his father;
for the Philistines
had stopped
them after
the death
of Abraham:
and he called
their names
after the names
by which
his father
had called
them.
block up
ἐνέφραξαν
enephraxan
Phylistiim
Φυλιστιιμ
phylistiim
And Isaac's
servants
digged
in the valley,
and found
there a well
of springing
water.
And the herdmen
of Gerar
did strive
with Isaac's
herdmen,
saying,
The water
is ours: and he called
the name
of the well
Esek;
because they strove
with him.
Gerara
Γεραρων
gerarōn
And they digged
another
well,
and strove
for that also: and he called
the name of it
Sitnah.
And he removed
from thence, and digged
another
well;
and for that they strove
not: and he called
the name of it
Rehoboth;
and he said,
For now
the LORD
hath made room
for us, and we shall be fruitful
in the land.
area
Εὐρυχωρία
eurychōria
And he went up
from thence to Beersheba.
And the LORD
appeared
unto him the same night,
and said,
I am the God
of Abraham
thy father:
fear
not, for I am with
thee, and will bless
thee, and multiply
thy seed
for my servant
Abraham's
sake.
say
And he builded
an altar
there, and called
upon the name
of the LORD,
and pitched
his tent
there: and there Isaac's
servants
digged
a well.
Then Abimelech
went
to him from Gerar,
and Ahuzzath
one of his friends,
and Phichol
the chief captain
of his army.
Abimelech
Αβιμελεχ
abimelech
Gerara
Γεραρων
gerarōn
Ochozath
Οχοζαθ
ochozath
friend
νυμφαγωγὸς
nymphagōgos
Phikol
Φικολ
phikol
commander-in-chief
ἀρχιστράτηγος
archistratēgos
And Isaac
said
unto them, Wherefore
come
ye to me, seeing ye hate
me, and have sent me away
from you?
And they said,
We saw
certainly
that the LORD
was with thee: and we said,
Let there be now an oath
betwixt
us, even betwixt
us and thee, and let us make
a covenant
with thee;
say
say
That thou wilt do
us no hurt,
as we have not touched
thee, and as we have done
unto thee nothing but
good,
and have sent thee away
in peace:
thou art now
the blessed
of the LORD.
And he made
them a feast,
and they did eat
and drink.
And they rose up betimes
in the morning,
and sware
one
to another:
and Isaac
sent them away,
and they departed
from him in peace.
And it came to pass the same day,
that Isaac's
servants
came,
and told
him concerning
the well
which they had digged,
and said
unto him, We have found
water.
say
And he called
it Shebah:
therefore the name
of the city
is Beersheba
unto this day.
And Esau
was forty
years
old
when he took
to wife
Judith
the daughter
of Beeri
the Hittite,
and Bashemath
the daughter
of Elon
the Hittite:
Ioudin
Ιουδιν
ioudin
Beēr
Βεηρ
beēr
Chettaios
Χετταίου
chettaiou
Basemmath
Βασεμμαθ
basemmath
Ailōn
Αιλων
ailōn
Euaios
Ευαίου
euaiou
Which were a grief
of mind
unto Isaac
and to Rebekah.
