Verse
BSB
Berean Standard Bible
YLT
Young's Literal Translation
Now
Abraham had
taken
another
wife, named
Keturah ,
And
Abraham addeth
and
taketh
a
wife, and
her
name
`is'
Keturah ;
and she bore
him Zimran, Jokshan, Medan, Midian, Ishbak, and Shuah.
and she beareth
to
him Zimran, and
Jokshan, and
Medan, and
Midian, and
Ishbak, and Shuah.
Jokshan was
the
father
of
Sheba and Dedan .
And the sons of Dedan were the
Asshurites
, the
Letushites
, and the
Leummites.
And
Jokshan hath
begotten
Sheba and Dedan ;
and the sons of Dedan were Asshurim
, and
Letushim
, and Leummim;
The sons of Midian were
Ephah, Epher, Hanoch, Abida
, and Eldaah .
All these were
descendants
of Keturah.
and
the sons of Midian `are'
Ephah, and
Epher, and
Hanoch, and
Abidah
, and Eldaah :
all these `are'
sons
of Keturah.
Abraham left
everything
he owned
to Isaac .
And
Abraham giveth
all
that
he hath
to Isaac ;
But
while
he
was
still
alive,
Abraham
gave
gifts
to the sons of his
concubines and sent
them away from his son Isaac
to
the
land
of
the east.
and
to the sons of the
concubines whom
Abraham
hath,
Abraham
hath
given
gifts,
and sendeth
them away from Isaac
his son (in
his
being
yet
alive)
eastward,
unto
the east country
.
Abraham lived a total
of
175
years .
And
these
`are'
the
days
of
the
years
of
the
life
of
Abraham ,
which
he
lived ,
a hundred
and
seventy
and
five
years ;
And at
a ripe
old age he
breathed
his
last
and
died
, old
and contented
, and was
gathered to
his people.
and Abraham
expireth,
and
dieth
in
a good
old age, aged
and satisfied
, and is
gathered unto
his people.
His
sons
Isaac and Ishmael buried
him in
the cave of Machpelah near
Mamre
, in
the field of Ephron son of Zohar
the Hittite .
And
Isaac and Ishmael his
sons
bury
him at
the cave of Machpelah, at
the field of Ephron ,
son of Zoar
the Hittite ,
which
`is'
before
Mamre
--
This
was
the field that
Abraham had
bought from the Hittites.
Abraham was
buried there
with
his wife Sarah
.
the field which
Abraham bought from the sons
of
Heth
--
there
hath
Abraham been
buried ,
and
Sarah
his wife.
After Abraham’s
death, God blessed
his son Isaac, who
lived
near
Beer-lahai-roi
.
And
it
cometh
to
pass
after the
death of
Abraham
, that
God blesseth
Isaac
his son ;
and
Isaac dwelleth
by
the
Well
of
the
Living
One
, my
Beholder
.
This
is
the
account
of Abraham’s
son
Ishmael, whom Hagar the Egyptian, Sarah’s
maidservant
, bore
to Abraham .
And
these
`are'
births
of Ishmael, Abraham's
son,
whom Hagar the Egyptian, Sarah's
handmaid
, hath
borne
to Abraham ;
These are the names of the sons of Ishmael in
the
order
of
their birth
: Nebaioth
the
firstborn
of Ishmael, then
Kedar, Adbeel, Mibsam,
and
these `
are '
the names of the sons of Ishmael ,
by
their names,
according
to
their
births
: first-born
of Ishmael, Nebajoth;
and
Kedar, and
Adbeel, and
Mibsam,
Mishma, Dumah, Massa,
and
Mishma, and
Dumah, and
Massa,
Hadad
, Tema, Jetur, Naphish, and Kedemah .
Hadar
, and
Tema, Jetur, Naphish, and Kedemah :
These were
the
sons of Ishmael, and these were
their names by their villages and encampments—
twelve princes of
their tribes
.
these are
sons of Ishmael, and these their names ,
by their villages ,
and by
their
towers;
twelve princes according
to
their peoples
.
Ishmael lived
a total
of
137
years .
Then
he breathed
his
last
and died
, and was
gathered to
his people .
And
these
`are'
the
years
of
the
life
of
Ishmael ,
a hundred
and
thirty
and
seven
years ;
and
he expireth,
and dieth
, and is
gathered unto
his people ;
Ishmael’s
descendants
settled
from Havilah to
Shur, which is near
the
border
of
Egypt as
you
go
toward
Asshur .
And
they
lived
in hostility
toward
all their
brothers
.
and
they
tabernacle
from Havilah unto
Shur, which `
is '
before
Egypt ,
in
`thy'
going
towards
Asshur ;
in the
presence
of
all his
brethren
hath
he
fallen
.
This
is
the
account
of Abraham’s
son
Isaac .
Abraham became
the
father
of
Isaac ,
And
these
`are'
births
of Isaac ,
Abraham's
son:
Abraham hath
begotten
Isaac ;
and Isaac was
forty years old
when
he
married
Rebekah, the
daughter of Bethuel the Aramean
from Paddan
-aram and
the
sister of Laban the Aramean
.
and Isaac is
a
son
of
forty years in
his
taking
Rebekah, daughter of Bethuel the Aramaean,
from Padan
-Aram ,
sister of Laban the Aramaean,
to
him
for
a
wife
.
Later,
Isaac prayed
to the
LORD
on
behalf
of
his wife, because
she was
barren .
And the
LORD
heard
his
prayer
, and his wife Rebekah
conceived.
And
Isaac maketh
entreaty
to Jehovah
before
his wife, for
she `is'
barren :
and Jehovah
is
entreated
of
him
, and Rebekah
his wife conceiveth,
But
the children inside
her struggled
with
each
other
, and she said
, “Why
is this
happening
to
me
? ”
So
Rebekah
went
to inquire
of
the
LORD,
and
the children struggle
together
within
her, and she saith
, `If
`it
is '
right
--
why
`am'
I
thus
? '
and
she
goeth
to seek
Jehovah.
and He
declared
to her :
“
Two nations are in your
womb, and two peoples from within
you
will
be
separated
; one people will
be
stronger
than the other ,
and the older
will
serve the younger. ”
And Jehovah
saith
to her ,
`
Two nations `
are '
in thy
womb, and two peoples from thy
bowels
are
parted
; and
the
`
one '
people than the `
other '
people
is
stronger;
and the elder
doth
serve the younger. '
When
her time
came
to give
birth
, there
were
indeed
twins in her womb .
And
her days
to bear
are
fulfilled
, and
lo,
twins `are'
in her womb ;
The first one
came
out red ,
covered
with
hair
like
a fur
coat;
so
they named
him
Esau .
and
the first cometh
out all
red as
a hairy
robe,
and
they call
his
name
Esau ;
After
this,
his brother came
out grasping
Esau’s
heel ;
so
he
was
named
Jacob .
And Isaac was
sixty years old
when
the
twins
were
born
.
and
afterwards
hath
his brother come
out ,
and
his
hand
is
taking
hold
on
Esau's
heel ,
and
one
calleth
his
name
Jacob ;
and Isaac `is'
a
son
of
sixty years in
her
bearing
them
.
When
the boys
grew up
, Esau became
a skillful
hunter
, a man of the field ,
while
Jacob was
a quiet
man who
stayed
at
home.
And
the youths
grew, and
Esau is
a man
acquainted
`with'
hunting
, a man of the field ;
and
Jacob `is'
a plain
man ,
inhabiting
tents;
Because
Isaac had
a
taste
for
wild
game,
he
loved
Esau; but
Rebekah loved
Jacob.
and
Isaac loveth
Esau ,
for
`his'
hunting
`is'
in
his
mouth
; and
Rebekah is
loving
Jacob.
One
day,
while
Jacob was
cooking
some
stew
, Esau came
in from the field and was
famished.
And
Jacob boileth
pottage
, and
Esau cometh
in from the field ,
and he
`is'
weary;
He
said
to
Jacob, “
Let me eat some of that
red stew
, for I am famished.”
(That
is
why
he
was
also
called Edom .)
and
Esau
saith
unto
Jacob, `
Let me eat ,
I
pray
thee,
some of this
red red
thing
, for I `
am '
weary;'
therefore
hath
`one'
called his
name
Edom `Red';
“First
sell me
your
birthright ,”
Jacob
replied
.
and
Jacob
saith,
`
Sell to-day
thy
birthright to
me
. '
“Look,”
said
Esau, “
I am about
to die, so
what good
is a
birthright
to me? ”
And
Esau saith
, `Lo,
I am going
to die, and
what is this
to me --
birthright
? '
“
Swear to me first,”
Jacob
said.
So
Esau
swore
to Jacob
and sold
him the
birthright .
and
Jacob
saith,
`
Swear to me to -day:'
and he
sweareth
to
him ,
and
selleth
his
birthright to
Jacob;
Then
Jacob
gave
some
bread
and lentil
stew
to Esau, who
ate
and drank
and then
got
up
and went
away.
Thus
Esau despised
his
birthright.
and Jacob
hath
given
to Esau bread
and
pottage
of
lentiles
, and he
eateth,
and drinketh,
and riseth,
and
goeth;
and
Esau despiseth
the
birthright.
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