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{"original_content": "John 3:36a (Msg). Day 8: Planned for God\u2019s\nPleasure\n1. Ephesians 1:5 (TEV).", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/The Purpose Driven Life.pdf", "page": 327, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "Psalm 147:11 (CEV). 4. John 4:23. 5. Isaiah 29:13 (NIV). 6. Psalm 105:4 (TEV). 7. Psalm 113:3 (LB). 8. Psalms 119:147; 5:3;\n63:6; 119:62. 9. Psalm 34:1 (GWT). 10. 1 Corinthians 10:31\n(NIV). 11. Colossians 3:23 (NIV). 12.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/The Purpose Driven Life.pdf", "page": 327, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What is the reference for the verse that discusses worship in John?\",\n    \"Which Psalm is cited in the excerpt that encourages seeking God?\",\n    \"According to the excerpt, which book of the Bible contains a verse about doing everything for the glory of God?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Ephesians 5:10 (Msg). 2. Genesis 6:8 (LB). 3. Genesis 6:9b (NLT). 4. Hosea 6:6 (LB). 5. Matthew 22:37\u201338\n(NIV). 6. Hebrews 11:7 (Msg). 7. Genesis 2:5\u20136. 8.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/The Purpose Driven Life.pdf", "page": 327, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "Psalm 147:11 (TEV). 9. Hebrews 11:6 (NIV). 10. Genesis 6:22 (NLT); see\nalso Hebrews 11:7b\n(NCV). 11.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/The Purpose Driven Life.pdf", "page": 327, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "Psalm 100:2 (LB). 12. Psalm 119:33 (LB). 13. James 2:24 (CEV). 14. John 14:15 (TEV).", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/The Purpose Driven Life.pdf", "page": 327, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "15. Genesis 8:20 (NIV). 16.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/The Purpose Driven Life.pdf", "page": 327, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "Hebrews 13:15 (KJV). 17. Psalm 116:17 (KJV). 18. Psalm 69:30\u201331 (NIV). 19. Psalm 68:3 (TEV). 20. Genesis 9:1, 3 (NIV). 21.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/The Purpose Driven Life.pdf", "page": 327, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "Psalm 37:23 (NLT). 22. Psalm 33:15 (Msg). 23. Isaiah 45:9 (CEV). 24. 1 Timothy 6:17 (TEV). 25. Psalm 103:14 (GWT). 26. 2 Corinthians 5:9 (TEV). 27.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/The Purpose Driven Life.pdf", "page": 327, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "Psalm 14:2 (LB). Day 10: The Heart of\nWorship\n1. 1 John 4:9\u201310, 19.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/The Purpose Driven Life.pdf", "page": 327, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "2. Romans 12:1 (TEV). 3.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/The Purpose Driven Life.pdf", "page": 327, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "Psalm 145:9. 4. Psalm 139:3. 5. Matthew 10:30. 6. 1 Timothy 6:17b. 7. Jeremiah 29:11. 8. Psalm 86:5. 9. Psalm 145:8. 10. Romans 5:8 (NRSV). 11. Genesis 3:5. 12. Luke 5:5 (NIV). 13. Psalm 37:7a (GWT). 14. Matthew 6:24. 15. Matthew 6:21\n16. Mark 14:36 (NLT). 17. Job 22:21 (NLT). 18. Romans 6:17 (Msg). 19.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/The Purpose Driven Life.pdf", "page": 327, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "Joshua 5:13\u201315. 20. Luke 1:38 (NLT). 21.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/The Purpose Driven Life.pdf", "page": 327, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "James 4:7a (NCV). 22. Romans 12:1 (KJV). 23. Romans 12:1 (CEV). 24. 2 Corinthians 5:9 (NIV). 25. Philippians 4:13 (Amp). 26. 1 Corinthians 15:31. 27.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/The Purpose Driven Life.pdf", "page": 327, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "Luke 9:23 (NCV). Day 11: Becoming Best\nFriends with God\n1. Psalms 95:6; 136:3;\nJohn 13:13; Jude 1:4;\n1 John 3:1; Isaiah\n33:22; 47:4; Psalm\n89:26.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/The Purpose Driven Life.pdf", "page": 327, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "2. Exodus 33:11, 17;\n2 Chronicles 20:7;\nIsaiah 41:8; James 2:23;\nActs 13:22; Genesis 6:8;\n5:22 (NLT); Job 29:4. 3.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/The Purpose Driven Life.pdf", "page": 327, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "Romans 5:11 (NLT). 4. 2 Corinthians 5:18a\n(TEV). 5. 1 John 1:3. 6. 1 Corinthians 1:9. 7. 2 Corinthians 13:14. 8. John 15:15 (NIV). 9. John 3:29. 10. Exodus 34:14 (NLT). 11. Acts 17:26\u201327 (Msg). 12. Jeremiah 9:24 (TEV).", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/The Purpose Driven Life.pdf", "page": 327, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "13. See \u201cHow to Have a\nMeaningful Quiet\nTime\u201d in Personal Bible\nStudy Methods, Rick\nWarren, 1981. Available\nfrom www.pastors.com.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/The Purpose Driven Life.pdf", "page": 327, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "16. Brother Lawrence, The\nPractice of the Presence of\nGod (Grand Rapids:\nRevell/Spire Books,\n1967), Eighth Letter. 17.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/The Purpose Driven Life.pdf", "page": 327, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "1 Thessalonians 5:17\n(Msg). 18. Psalms 23:4; 143:5;\n145:5; Joshua 1:8;\nPsalm 1:2. 19.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/The Purpose Driven Life.pdf", "page": 327, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "1 Samuel 3:21. 20. Job 23:12 (NIV). 21. Psalm 119:97 (NIV). 22. Psalm 77:12 (NLT). 23. Genesis 18:17; Daniel\n2:19; 1 Corinthians\n2:7\u201310. 24.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/The Purpose Driven Life.pdf", "page": 327, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "Psalm 25:14 (LB). Day 12: Developing Your\nFriendship \nwith God\n1. Matthew 11:19.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/The Purpose Driven Life.pdf", "page": 327, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "2. Job 42:7b (Msg). 3. Exodus 33:1\u201317. 4. Exodus 33:12\u201317\n(Msg).", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/The Purpose Driven Life.pdf", "page": 327, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "5. Consider Job (Job\n7:17\u201321), Asaph (Psalm\n83:13), Jeremiah\n(Jeremiah 20:7), Naomi\n(Ruth 1:20). 6.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/The Purpose Driven Life.pdf", "page": 327, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "Psalm 142:2\u20133a (NLT). 7. John 15:14 (NIV). 8. John 15:9\u201311 (NLT). 9. 1 Samuel 15:22 (NCV). 10. Matthew 3:17 (NLT). 11. 2 Corinthians 11:2\n(Msg). 12.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/The Purpose Driven Life.pdf", "page": 327, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "Psalm 69:9 (NLT). 13. Psalm 27:4 (LB). 14. Psalm 63:3 (CEV). 15. Genesis 32:26 (NIV). 16.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/The Purpose Driven Life.pdf", "page": 327, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "Philippians 3:10 (Amp). 17. Jeremiah 29:13 (Msg). 18.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/The Purpose Driven Life.pdf", "page": 327, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "1 Timothy 6:21a (LB). Day 13: Worship That\nPleases God\n1. Hebrews 12:28 (TEV)\n2.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/The Purpose Driven Life.pdf", "page": 327, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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Christian Standard Bible®
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by Holman Bible Publishers. The text of the Christian Standard Bible may be quoted in any form (written, visual, 
electronic, or audio) up to and inclusive of one-thousand (1,000) verses without the 
written permission of the publisher, provided that the verses quoted do not account for 
more than 50 percent of the work in which they are quoted, and provided that a complete 
book of the Bible is not quoted. Requests for permission are to be directed to and approved 
in writing by Holman Bible Publishers, One LifeWay Plaza, Nashville, Tennessee 37234. When the Christian Standard Bible is quoted, one of the following credit lines must 
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Scripture quotations marked CSB have been taken from the Christian Standard Bible®, 
Copyright © 2017 by Holman Bible Publishers. Used by permission. Christian Standard 
Bible®and CSB® are federally registered trademarks of Holman Bible Publishers. Unless otherwise noted, all Scripture quotations are taken from the Christian 
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Christian Standard Bible® and CSB® are federally registered trademarks of Holman 
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Nm .......... 112
Deuteronomy ......... Dt  ........... 151
Joshua ................ Jos........... 184
Judges................. Jdg .......... 207
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Ezra ................... Ezr .......... 407
Nehemiah ............ Neh.......... 418
Esther ................. Est........... 433
Job .................... Jb ............ 440
Psalms  ................ Ps............ 472
Proverbs .............. Pr............ 554
Ecclesiastes ........... Ec ........... 586
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Isaiah ................. Is ............ 600
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Micah ................. Mc........... 823
Nahum ................ Nah.......... 829
Habakkuk  ............ Hab.......... 832
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Romans ................ Rm .......... 997
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Titus .................... Ti  .......... 1058
Philemon ............... Phm....... 1060
Hebrews................ Heb ........ 1061
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Jude .................... Jd .......... 1088
Revelation.............. Rv .......... 1089
Additional Material
Introduction to the  
 Christian Standard Bible® .......... v
Commonly Used Abbreviations  
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viii
Where to Turn ...................... 1105
Table of Weights and Measures .... 1107
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Introduction to the Christian Standard Bible®
The Bible is God’s revelation to humanity . It 
is our only source for completely reliable in-
formation about God, what happens when we 
die, and where history is headed. The Bible 
does these things because it is God’s inspired 
Word, inerrant in the original manuscripts. Bible translation brings God’s Word from the 
ancient languages (Hebrew , Greek, and Ara-
maic) into today’s world. In dependence on 
God’s Spirit to accomplish this sacred task, 
the Christian Standard Bible Translation Over-
sight Committee and Holman Bible Publishers 
present the CSB. Textual Base of the CSB
The textual base for the New Testament (NT) is 
the Nestle-Aland Novum Testamentum Graece,  
28th edition, and the United Bible Societies’ 
Greek New Testament, 5th corrected edition. The text for the Old Testament (OT) is the Biblia 
Hebraica Stuttgartensia, 5th edition. Where there are significant differences 
among Hebrew , Aramaic, or Greek manu -
scripts, the translators follow what they be -
lieve is the original reading and indicate the 
main alternative(s) in footnotes. The CSB uses 
the traditional verse divisions found in most 
Protestant Bibles. Goals of This Translation
• Provide English-speaking people 
worldwide with an accurate 
translation in contemporary English.


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• Provide an accurate translation for 
personal study , sermon preparation, 
private devotions, and memorization. • Provide a text that is clear and 
understandable, suitable for public 
reading, and shareable so that all may 
access its life-giving message. • Affirm the authority of Scripture and 
champion its absolute truth against 
skeptical viewpoints. Translation Philosophy of the CSB
Most discussions of Bible translations speak of 
two opposite approaches: formal equivalence 
and dynamic equivalence. This terminology is 
meaningful, but Bible translations cannot be 
neatly sorted into these two categories. There 
is room for another  category of translation 
philosophy that capitalizes on the strengths 
of the other two. 1. Formal Equivalence:
Often called “word-for-word” (or “literal”) 
translation, the principle of formal 
equivalence seeks as nearly as possible 
to preserve the structure of the original 
language. It seeks to represent each 
word of the original text with an exact 
equivalent word in the translation so 
that the reader can see word for word 
what the original human author wrote. The merits of this approach include its 
consistency with the conviction that the 
Holy Spirit did inspire the very words of 
Scripture in the original manuscripts. It 
also provides the English Bible student 
some access to the structure of the 
text in the original language. Formal 
equivalence can achieve accuracy to the 
degree that English has an exact 
 
equivalent for each word and that the 
grammatical patterns of the original 
 
language can be reproduced in 
understandable English. However, it 
can sometimes result in awkward, if 
not incomprehensible, English or in a 
misunderstanding of the author’s intent.


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2. Dynamic or Functional Equivalence:
Often called “thought-for-thought” 
translation, the principle of dynamic 
equivalence rejects as misguided the 
attempt to preserve the structure of 
the original language. It proceeds by 
extracting the meaning of a text from its 
form and then translating that meaning 
so that it makes the same impact on 
modern readers that the ancient text 
made on its original readers.


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Strengths 
of this approach include a high degree 
of clarity and readability , especially in 
places where the original is difficult 
to render word for word. It also 
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acknowledges that accurate and effective 
translation may require interpretation. However, the meaning of a text cannot 
always be neatly separated from its 
form, nor can it always be precisely 
determined. A biblical author may 
have intended multiple meanings, but 
these may be lost with the elimination 
of normal structures. In striving for 
readability , dynamic equivalence also 
sometimes overlooks and loses some 
of the less prominent elements of 
meaning. Furthermore, lack of formal 
correspondence to the original makes it 
difficult to verify accuracy and thus can 
affect the usefulness of the translation 
for in-depth Bible study . 3. Optimal Equivalence:
In practice, translations are seldom 
if ever purely formal or dynamic but 
favor one theory of Bible translation or 
the other to varying degrees. Optimal 
equivalence as a translation philosophy 
recognizes that form cannot always be 
neatly separated from meaning and 
should not be changed (for example, 
nouns to verbs or second person 
“you” to third person “they”) unless 
comprehension demands it. The primary 
goal of translation is to convey the sense 
of the original with as much clarity as the 
original text and the translation language 
permit. Optimal equivalence appreciates 
the goals of formal equivalence but also 
recognizes its limitations.


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Optimal equivalence starts with an 
exhaustive analysis of the text at every 
level (word, phrase, clause, sentence, 
discourse) in the original language to 
determine its original meaning and 
intention (or purpose). Then, relying 
on the latest and best language tools 
and experts, the nearest corresponding 
semantic and linguistic equivalents 
are used to convey as much of the 
information and intention of the original 
text with as much clarity and readability 
as possible.


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This process assures the 
maximum transfer of both the words and 
the thoughts contained in the original. The CSB uses optimal equivalence 
as its translation philosophy . In the 
many places throughout the Bible 
where a word-for-word rendering is 
understandable, a literal translation is 
used. When a word-for-word rendering 
might obscure the meaning for a modern 
audience, a more dynamic translation 
is used. The CSB places equal value on 
fidelity to the original and readability 
for a modern audience, resulting in a 
translation that achieves both goals. The Gender Language Usage in Bible 
Translation
The goal of the translators of the CSB has 
not been to promote a cultural ideology but 
to translate the Bible faithfully . Recognizing 
modern usage of En glish, the CSB regular -
ly translates the plural of the Greek word 
ανθρωπος (“man”) as “people” instead of 
“men,” and occasionally the singular as “one,” 
“someone,” or “everyone,” when the supporting 
pronouns in the original languages validate 
such a translation. While the CSB avoids using 
“he” or “him” unnecessarily , the translation 
does not restructure sentences to avoid them 
when they are in the text.


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History of the CSB
After several years of preliminary develop -
ment, Holman Bible Publishers, the oldest Bible 
publisher in North America, assembled an 
international, interdenominational team of 
100 scholars, editors, stylists, and proofread-
ers, all of whom were committed to biblical 
inerrancy . Outside consultants and reviewers 
contributed valuable suggestions from their 
areas of expertise.


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Working with the original 
languages, an executive team of translators 
edited, polished, and reviewed the final man-
uscript that was first published as the Holman 
Christian Standard Bible (HCSB) in 2004. A standing committee was also formed to 
maintain the HCSB translation and look for 
ways to improve readability without compro-
mising accuracy . As with the original transla-
tion team, the committee that prepared this 
revision of the HCSB, renamed the CSB, is inter-
national and interdenominational, comprised 
of evangelical scholars who honor the inspi-
ration and authority of God’s written Word. Traditional Features Found in the CSB
In keeping with a long line of Bible publications, 
the CSB has retained a number of features 
found in traditional Bibles:
1. Traditional theological vocabulary 
 
(for example, justification, sanctification, 
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redemption) has been retained 
since such terms have no other 
translation equivalent that adequately 
communicates their exact meaning. 2. Traditional spellings of names and places 
found in most Bibles have been used to 
make the CSB compatible with most Bible 
study tools. 3. Some editions of the CSB will print the 
words of Christ in red letters to help 
readers easily locate the spoken words of 
the Lord Jesus Christ. 4. Descriptive headings, printed above each 
section of Scripture, help readers quickly 
identify the contents of that section. 5. OT passages quoted in the NT are 
indicated.


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In the CSB, they are set in 
boldface type. How the Names of God Are Translated
The CSB consistently translates the Hebrew 
names for God as follows:  
Hebrew original: CSB English:
Elohim God
YHWH (Yahweh) Lord
Adonai Lord
Adonai Yahweh Lord God
Yahweh Sabaoth Lord of Armies
El Shaddai God Almighty
Footnotes 
Footnotes are used to show readers how the 
original biblical language has been under -
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Old Testament (OT) Textual Footnotes 
OT textual notes show important differences 
among Hebrew (Hb) manuscripts and ancient 
OT versions, such as the Septuagint and the 
Vulgate. See the list of abbreviations on page 
viii for a list of other ancient versions used. Some OT textual notes (like NT textual notes) 
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However, 
other OT textual notes also give the support for 
the reading chosen by the editors as well as 
for the alternate textual reading. For example, 
the CSB text of Psalm 12:7 reads,
You, Lord, will guard us;  
you will protect us  b  
 from this generation forever. The textual footnote for this verse reads,
 B 12:7 Some Hb mss, LXX; other Hb mss read him
The textual note in this example means that 
there are two different readings found in the 
Hebrew manuscripts: some manuscripts read 
us and others read him. The CSB translators 
chose the reading us, which is also found in 
the Septuagint (LXX), and placed the other 
Hebrew reading him in the footnote. Two other kinds OT textual notes are:
Alt Hb tradition reads ___ 
 a variation given by scribes in the Hebrew 
manuscript tradition (known as Kethiv/
Qere and Tiqqune Sopherim readings)
Hb uncertain 
 when it is unclear what the original 
Hebrew text was
2. New Testament (NT) Textual Footnotes 
NT textual notes indicate significant differ -
ences among Greek manuscripts (mss) and 
are normally indicated in one of three ways:
Other mss read _ _ _ _ _ _
Other mss add  _ _ _ _ _ _ 
Other mss omit _ _ _ _ _ _
In the NT , some textual footnotes that use 
the word “add” or “omit” also have square 
brackets before and after the corresponding 
verses in the biblical text. Examples of this 
use of square brackets are Mark 16:9-20 and 
John 7:53–8:11.


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3. Other Kinds of Footnotes
L i t  ___  
a more literal rendering in English of the 
Hebrew , Aramaic, or Greek text
O r  ___   
an alternate or less likely English 
translation of the same Hebrew , Aramaic, 
or Greek text
=  an abbreviation for “it means” or “it is 
equivalent to”
Hb, Aramaic, Gk  
the actual Hebrew , Aramaic, or Greek 
word is given using equivalent English 
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Hb obscure   
the existing Hebrew text is especially 
difficult to translate
emend(ed) to _ _ _ 
the original Hebrew text is so difficult to 
translate that competent scholars have 
conjectured or inferred a restoration of 
the original text based on the context, 
probable root meanings of the words, and 
uses in comparative languages
In some editions of the CSB, additional foot-
notes clarify the meaning of certain biblical 
texts or explain biblical history , persons, cus-
toms, places, activities, and measurements. Cross references are given for parallel pas -
sages or passages with similar wording, and 
in the NT , for passages quoted from the OT .


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Commonly Used Abbreviations  
in CSB Bibles
AD In the year of our Lord
BC before Christ
c. century
ca circa
chap(s).


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chapter(s)
cp. compare
DSS Dead Sea Scrolls
e.g. for example
Eng English
etc. et cetera
Gk Greek
Hb Hebrew
i.e. that is
Lat Latin
lit literal(ly)
LXX  Septuagint—an ancient translation  
 of the Old Testament into Greek
MT Masoretic Text
NT New Testament
ms(s) manuscript(s)
OT Old Testament
pl. plural
Ps(s) Psalm(s)
Sam Samaritan Pentateuch
sg. singular
Sym Symmachus
Syr Syriac
Tg  Targum
Theod Theodotian
v ./ vv . verse, verses
Vg Vulgate—an ancient translation  
 of the Bible into Latin
vol(s). volume(s)
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Genesis
THE CREATION
1 
 In  the be gin ning  God cre at ed  the heav ens 
 and  the  earth. a
2  Now  the  earth  was form less  and emp ty , 
dark ness cov ered  the sur face  of  the wa tery 
 depths,  and  the Spir it  of  God  was hov er ing 
 over  the sur face  of  the wa ters. 3  Then  God  said, 
“ Let  there  be  light,”  and  there  was  light. 4  God 
 saw  that  the  light  was  good,  and  God sep a rat-
ed  the  light  from  the dark ness. 5  God  called 
 the  light “ day ,”  and  the dark ness  he  called 
“ night.”  There  was  an eve ning,  and  there  was 
 a morn ing:  one  day . 6  Then  God  said, “ Let  there  be  an ex panse 
be tween  the wa ters, separating wa ter  from 
wa ter.” 7  So  God  made  the ex panse  and sep a-
rat ed  the wa ter un der  the ex panse  from  the 
wa ter  above  the ex panse. And  it  was  so. 8  God 
 called  the ex panse “ sky .” b Eve ning  came  and 
 then morn ing:  the sec ond  day . 9  Then  God  said, “ Let  the wa ter un der  the 
 sky  be gath ered  into  one  place,  and  let  the 
 dry  land ap pear.”  And  it  was  so. 10  God  called 
 the  dry  land “ earth,”  and  the gath er ing  of 
 the wa ter  he  called “ seas.”  And  God  saw  that 
 it  was  good. 11  Then  God  said, “ Let  the  earth 
pro duce veg e ta tion: seed-bearing  plants  and 
 fruit  trees  on  the  earth bear ing  fruit  with  seed 
 in  it ac cord ing  to  their  kinds.”  And  it  was  so. 12  The  earth pro duced veg e ta tion: seed-bear-
ing  plants ac cord ing  to  their  kinds  and  trees 
bear ing  fruit  with  seed  in  it ac cord ing  to  their 
 kinds. And  God  saw  that  it  was  good.


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13 Eve-
ning  came  and  then morn ing:  the  third  day . 14  Then  God  said, “ Let  there  be  lights  in  the 
ex panse  of  the  sky  to sep a rate  the  day  from 
 the  night. They  will  serve  as  signs  for sea sons c 
 and  for  days  and  years. 15  They  will  be  lights 
 in  the ex panse  of  the  sky  to pro vide  light  on 
 the  earth.”  And  it  was  so. 16  God  made  the  two 
 great  lights  —   the great er  light  to  rule  over  the 
 day  and  the less er  light  to  rule  over  the  night  
—   as  well  as  the  stars. 17  God  placed  them  in 
 the ex panse  of  the  sky  to pro vide  light  on  the 
 earth, 18  to  rule  the  day  and  the  night,  and  to 
sep a rate  light  from dark ness. And  God  saw 
 that  it  was  good.


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19 Eve ning  came  and  then 
morn ing:  the  fourth  day . 20  Then  God  said, “ Let  the wa ter  swarm  with d 
liv ing crea tures,  and  let  birds  fly  above  the 
 earth  across  the ex panse  of  the  sky .” 21  So  God 
cre at ed  the  large sea-creatures e  and ev ery 
liv ing crea ture  that  moves  and  swarms  in  the 
wa ter, ac cord ing  to  their  kinds. He  also cre at ed 
ev ery  winged crea ture ac cord ing  to  its  kind.


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And  God  saw  that  it  was  good. 22  God  blessed 
 them: “ Be fruit ful, mul ti ply ,  and  fill  the wa ters 
 of  the  seas,  and  let  the  birds mul ti ply  on  the 
 earth.” 23 Eve ning  came  and  then morn ing: 
 the  fifth  day . 24  Then  God  said, “ Let  the  earth pro duce 
liv ing crea tures ac cord ing  to  their  kinds: live-
stock, crea  tures  that  crawl,  and  the wildlife 
 of  the  earth ac cord ing  to  their  kinds.”  And 
 it  was  so. 25  So  God  made  the wildlife  of  the 
 earth ac cord ing  to  their  kinds,  the live stock 
ac cord ing  to  their  kinds,  and  all  the crea tures 
 that  crawl  on  the  ground ac cord ing  to  their 
 kinds. And  God  saw  that  it  was  good.


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26  Then  God  said, “ Let  us  make  man f  in g  our 
im age, ac cord ing  to  our like ness. They  will 
 rule  the  fish  of  the  sea,  the  birds  of  the  sky ,  the 
live stock,  the  whole  earth, h  and  the crea tures 
 that  crawl i  on  the  earth.”
 27 So God created man in his own image;
  he created him in  j the image of God;
  he created them male and female. 28  God  blessed  them,  and  God  said  to  them, 
“ Be fruit ful, mul ti ply ,  fill  the  earth,  and sub-
due  it. Rule  the  fish  of  the  sea,  the  birds  of  the 
 sky ,  and ev ery crea ture  that crawls k  on  the 
 earth.” 29  God  also  said, “ Look,  I  have giv en 
 you ev ery seed-bearing  plant  on  the sur face 
 of  the en tire  earth  and ev ery  tree  whose  fruit 
con tains  seed. This  will  be  food  for  you, 30  for 
 all  the wildlife  of  the  earth,  for ev ery  bird  of 
 the  sky ,  and  for ev ery crea ture  that crawls  on 
 the  earth  —  ev ery thing hav ing  the  breath  of 
 life  in  it  —   I  have giv en l ev ery  green  plant  for 
 food.”  And  it  was  so. 31  God  saw  all  that  he  had 
 made,  and  it  was  very  good in deed.


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Eve ning 
 came  and  then morn ing:  the  sixth  day . a 1:1 Or created the universe   b 1:8 Or “heavens.”   c 1:14 Or for the appointed times   d 1:20 Lit with swarms of   e 1:21 Or 
created sea monsters   f 1:26 Or human beings ; Hb ‘adam, also in v . 27   g 1:26 Or as   h 1:26 Syr reads sky, and over every 
animal of the land   i 1:26 Or scurry   j 1:27 Or man as his own image; he created him as   k 1:28 Or and all scurrying animals   
l 1:30 I have given added for clarity
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2 
 So  the heav ens  and  the  earth  and ev ery-
thing  in  them  were com plet ed. 2  On  the 
sev enth a  day  God  had com plet ed  his  work 
 that  he  had  done,  and  he rest ed b  on  the sev-
enth  day  from  all  his  work  that  he  had  done. 3  God  blessed  the sev enth  day  and de clared 
 it  holy ,  for  on  it  he rest ed  from  all  his  work 
 of cre a tion. c
MAN AND WOMAN IN THE GARDEN
4  These  are  the rec ords  of  the heav ens  and 
 the  earth, con cern ing  their cre a tion. At  the 
 time d  that  the  L ord  God  made  the  earth  and 
 the heav ens, 5  no  shrub  of  the  field  had  yet 
 grown  on  the  land, e  and  no  plant  of  the  field 
 had  yet sprout ed,  for  the  L ord  God  had  not 
 made  it  rain  on  the  land,  and  there  was  no  man 
 to  work  the  ground. 6  But  mist  would  come 
 up  from  the  earth  and wa ter  all  the  ground. 7  Then  the  L ord  God  formed  the  man  out  of 
 the  dust  from  the  ground  and  breathed  the 
 breath  of  life  into  his nos trils,  and  the  man 
be came  a liv ing be ing. 8  The  L ord  God plant ed  a gar den  in  Eden,  in 
 the  east,  and  there  he  placed  the  man  he  had 
 formed. 9  The  L ord  God  caused  to  grow  out  of 
 the  ground ev ery  tree pleas ing  in ap pear ance 
 and  good  for  food, in clud ing  the  tree  of  life  in 
 the mid dle  of  the gar den,  as  well  as  the  tree 
 of  the knowl edge  of  good  and  evil. 10  A riv er  went f  out  from  Eden  to wa ter  the 
gar den.


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From  there  it di vid ed  and be came  the 
 source  of  four riv ers. g 11  The  name  of  the  first 
 is Pi shon,  which  flows  through  the en tire  land 
 of Hav i lah, h  where  there  is  gold. 12  Gold  from 
 that  land  is  pure; i bdel li um j  and  onyx k  are  also 
 there. 13  The  name  of  the sec ond riv er  is Gi hon, 
 which  flows  through  the en tire  land  of  Cush. 14  The  name  of  the  third riv er  is Ti gris,  which 
 runs  east  of As syr ia. And  the  fourth riv er  is 
 the Eu phra tes.


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15  The  L ord  God  took  the  man  and  placed  him 
 in  the gar den  of  Eden  to  work  it  and  watch 
 over  it. 16  And  the  L ord  God com mand ed  the 
 man, “ You  are  free  to  eat  from  any  tree  of  the 
gar den, 17  but  you  must  not  eat  from  the  tree  of 
 the knowl edge  of  good  and  evil,  for  on  the  day 
 you  eat  from  it,  you  will cer tain ly  die.” 18  Then 
 the  L ord  God  said, “ It  is  not  good  for  the  man 
 to  be  alone. I  will  make  a help er cor re spond-
ing  to  him.” 19  The  L ord  God  formed  out  of  the 
 ground ev ery  wild an i mal  and ev ery  bird  of  the 
 sky ,  and  brought  each  to  the  man  to  see  what 
 he  would  call  it.


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And what ev er  the  man  called 
 a liv ing crea ture,  that  was  its  name. 20  The  man 
 gave  names  to  all  the live stock,  to  the  birds  of 
 the  sky ,  and  to ev ery  wild an i mal;  but  for  the 
 man l  no help er  was  found cor re spond ing  to 
 him. 21  So  the  L ord  God  caused  a  deep  sleep 
 to  come  over  the  man,  and  he  slept. God  took 
 one  of  his  ribs  and  closed  the  flesh  at  that 
 place. 22  Then  the  L ord  God  made  the  rib  he 
 had tak en  from  the  man  into  a wom an  and 
 brought  her  to  the  man. 23  And  the  man  said:
  This one, at last, is bone of my bone
  and flesh of my flesh;
  this one will be called “woman,”
  for she was taken from man. 24  This  is  why  a  man  leaves  his fa ther  and 
moth er  and  bonds  with  his  wife,  and  they 
be come  one  flesh.


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25  Both  the  man  and  his 
 wife  were na ked,  yet  felt  no  shame. THE TEMPTATION AND THE FALL
3 
 Now  the ser pent  was  the  most cun ning 
 of  all  the  wild an i mals  that  the  L ord  God 
 had  made. He  said  to  the wom an, “ Did  God 
real ly  say , ‘ You  can’t  eat  from  any  tree  in  the 
gar den’?


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”
2  The wom an  said  to  the ser pent, “ We  may 
 eat  the  fruit  from  the  trees  in  the gar den. 3  But 
 about  the  fruit  of  the  tree  in  the mid dle  of  the 
gar den,  God  said, ‘ You  must  not  eat  it  or  touch 
 it,  or  you  will  die.’ ”
4 “ No! You  will  not  die,”  the ser pent  said  to 
 the wom an. 5 “ In  fact,  God  knows  that  when m 
 you  eat  it  your  eyes  will  be  opened  and  you 
 will  be  like  God, n know ing  good  and  evil.” 
6  The wom an  saw  that  the  tree  was  good  for 
 food  and de light ful  to  look  at,  and  that  it  was 
de sir able  for obtaining wis dom. So  she  took 
 some  of  its  fruit  and  ate  it;  she  also  gave  some 
 to  her hus band,  who  was  with  her,  and  he 
 ate  it. 7  Then  the  eyes  of  both  of  them  were 
 opened,  and  they  knew  they  were na ked;  so 
 they  sewed  fig  leaves to geth er  and  made cov-
er ings  for them selves. SIN’S CONSEQUENCES
8  Then  the  man  and  his  wife  heard  the  sound 
 of  the  L ord  God walk ing  in  the gar den  at  the 
a 2:2 Sam, LXX, Syr read sixth   b 2:2 Or ceased, also in v . 3   c 2:3 Lit work that God created to make   d 2:4 Lit creation on the day   
e 2:5 Or earth   f 2:10 Or goes   g 2:10 Lit became four heads   h 2:11 Or of the Havilah   i 2:12 Lit good   j 2:12 A yellowish, 
transparent gum resin   k 2:12 Identity of this precious stone uncertain   l 2:20 Or for Adam   m 3:5 Lit on the day   n 3:5 Or gods, 
or divine beings
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 time  of  the eve ning  breeze, a  and  they  hid  from 
 the  L ord  God  among  the  trees  of  the gar den. 9  So  the  L ord  God  called  out  to  the  man  and 
 said  to  him, “ Where  are  you? ”
10  And  he  said, “ I  heard  you b  in  the gar den, 
 and  I  was  a fraid be cause  I  was na ked,  so  I  hid.”
11  Then  he  asked, “ Who  told  you  that  you 
 were na ked? Did  you  eat  from  the  tree  that  I 
com mand ed  you  not  to  eat  from? ”
12  The  man re plied, “ The wom an  you  gave 
 to  be  with  me  —   she  gave  me  some  fruit  from 
 the  tree,  and  I  ate.”
13  So  the  L ord  God  asked  the wom an, “ What 
 is  this  you  have  done? ”
 And  the wom an  said, “ The ser pent de ceived 
 me,  and  I  ate.”
14  So  the  L ord  God  said  to  the ser pent:
  Because you have done this,
  you are cursed more than any livestock
  and more than any wild animal. You will move on your belly
  and eat dust all the days of your life.


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15 I will put hostility between you 
and the woman,
  and between your offspring 
and her offspring. He will strike your head,
  and you will strike his heel. 16  He  said  to  the wom an:
  I will intensify your labor pains;
  you will bear children with painful 
effort. Your desire will be for your husband,
  yet he will rule over you. 17  And  he  said  to  the  man, “Be cause  you lis-
tened  to  your  wife  and  ate  from  the  tree  about 
 which  I com mand ed  you, ‘ Do  not  eat  from  it’:
  The ground is cursed because of you. You will eat from it by means of 
painful labor  c
  all the days of your life.


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18 It will produce thorns and thistles 
for you,
  and you will eat the plants of the field. 19 You will eat bread d by the sweat 
of your brow
  until you return to the ground,
  since you were taken from it. For you are dust,
  and you will return to dust.”
20  The  man  named  his  wife  Eve e be cause  she 
 was  the moth er  of  all  the liv ing. 21  The  L ord 
 God  made cloth ing  from  skins  for  the  man 
 and  his  wife,  and  he  clothed  them. 22  The  L ord  God  said, “ Since  the  man  has 
be come  like  one  of  us, know ing  good  and  evil, 
 he  must  not  reach  out,  take  from  the  tree  of 
 life,  eat,  and  live for ev er.” 23  So  the  L ord  God 
 sent  him  away  from  the gar den  of  Eden  to 
 work  the  ground  from  which  he  was tak en. 24  He  drove  the  man  out  and sta tioned  the 
cher u bim  and  the flam ing, whirl ing  sword 
 east  of  the gar den  of  Eden  to  guard  the  way 
 to  the  tree  of  life. CAIN MURDERS ABEL
4 
 The  man  was in ti mate  with  his  wife  Eve, 
 and  she con ceived  and  gave  birth  to  Cain. She  said, “ I  have  had  a  male  child  with  the 
 L ord’ s  help.” f 2  She  also  gave  birth  to  his 
broth er  Abel. Now  Abel be came  a shep herd 
 of  flocks,  but  Cain  worked  the  ground. 3  In 
 the  course  of  time  Cain pre sent ed  some  of 
 the  land’s pro duce  as  an off  er ing  to  the  L ord. 4  And  Abel  also pre sent ed  an off  er ing  —   some 
 of  the first born  of  his  flock  and  their  fat por-
tions. The  L ord  had re gard  for  Abel  and  his 
off  er ing, 5  but  he  did  not  have re gard  for  Cain 
 and  his off  er ing. Cain  was fu ri ous,  and  he 
 looked de spon dent. g
6  Then  the  L ord  said  to  Cain, “ Why  are  you 
fu ri ous? And  why  do  you  look de spon dent?


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But  if  you  do  not  do  what  is  right,  sin  is 
crouch ing  at  the  door. Its de sire  is  for  you, 
 but  you  must  rule  over  it.”
8  Cain  said  to  his broth er  Abel, “ Let’s  go 
 out  to  the  field.” i  And  while  they  were  in 
 the  field,  Cain at tacked  his broth er  Abel  and 
 killed  him. 9  Then  the  L ord  said  to  Cain, “ Where  is  your 
broth er  Abel? ”
“ I  don’t  know ,”  he re plied.


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Your 
broth er’s  blood  cries  out  to  me  from  the 
 ground! 11  So  now  you  are  cursed, alien at ed 
 from  the  ground  that  opened  its  mouth  to 
re ceive  your broth er’s  blood  you  have  shed. j 
12  If  you  work  the  ground,  it  will nev er  again 
 give  you  its  yield. You  will  be  a rest less wan-
der er  on  the  earth.”
a 3:8 Lit at the wind of the day   b 3:10 Lit the sound of you   c 3:17 Lit it through pain   d 3:19 Or food   e 3:20 Lit Living, or Life   
f 4:1 Lit the Lord   g 4:5 Lit and his face fell   h 4:6 Lit why has your face fallen   i 4:8 Sam, LXX, Syr , Vg; MT omits “Let’s go out 
to the field.”   j 4:11 Lit blood from your hand
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13  But  Cain an swered  the  L ord, “ My pun-
ish ment a  is  too  great  to  bear! 14  Since  you 
 are banishing  me to day  from  the  face  of  the 
 earth,  and  I  must  hide  from  your pres ence 
 and be come  a rest less wan der er  on  the  earth, 
who ev er  finds  me  will  kill  me.”
15  Then  the  L ord re plied  to  him, “ In  that  case, b 
who ev er  kills  Cain  will suff  er ven geance sev en 
 times  over.” c  And  he  placed  a  mark  on  Cain  so 
 that who ev er  found  him  would  not  kill  him. 16  Then  Cain  went  out  from  the  L ord’ s pres-
ence  and  lived  in  the  land  of  Nod,  east  of  Eden. THE LINE OF CAIN
17  Cain  was in ti mate  with  his  wife,  and  she 
con ceived  and  gave  birth  to  Enoch. Then  Cain 
be came  the build er  of  a  city ,  and  he  named 
 the  city  Enoch af ter  his  son. 18  Irad  was  born 
 to  Enoch,  Irad fa thered Me hu ja el, Me hu ja el 
fa thered Me thu sha el,  and Me thu sha el fa thered 
La mech. 19 La mech  took  two  wives  for him-
self,  one  named  Adah  and  the oth er  named 
Zil lah.


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20  Adah  bore Ja bal;  he  was  the fa ther 
 of  the nomadic herds men. d 21  His broth er  was 
 named Ju bal;  he  was  the fa ther  of  all  who  play 
 the  lyre  and  the  flute. 22 Zil lah  bore Tubal-cain, 
 who  made  all  kinds  of  bronze  and  iron  tools.


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Tubal-cain’s sis ter  was Na a mah. 23 La mech  said  to  his  wives:
  Adah and Zillah, hear my voice;
  wives of Lamech, pay attention 
to my words. For I killed a man for wounding me,
  a young man for striking me.


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24 If Cain is to be avenged 
seven times over,
  then for Lamech it will be 
seventy-seven times! 25  Adam  was in ti mate  with  his  wife  again, 
 and  she  gave  birth  to  a  son  and  named  him 
 Seth,  for  she  said, “ God  has giv en e  me an oth er 
 child f  in  place  of  Abel,  since  Cain  killed  him.” 
26  A  son  was  born  to  Seth  also,  and  he  named 
 him  Enosh. At  that  time peo ple be gan  to  call 
 on  the  name  of  the  L ord.


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THE LINE OF SETH
5 
 This  is  the doc u ment con tain ing  the fam i-
ly g rec ords  of  Adam. h  On  the  day  that  God 
cre at ed  man, i  he  made  him  in  the like ness  of 
 God; 2  he cre at ed  them  male  and fe male.


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When 
 they  were cre at ed,  he  blessed  them  and  called 
 them man kind. j
3  Adam  was  130  years  old  when  he fa thered 
 a  son  in  his like ness, ac cord ing  to  his im age, 
 and  named  him  Seth. 4  Adam  lived  800  years 
af ter  he fa thered  Seth,  and  he fa thered oth er 
 sons  and daugh ters. 5  So  Adam’s  life last ed 
 930  years;  then  he  died. 6  Seth  was  105  years  old  when  he fa thered 
 Enosh. 7  Seth  lived  807  years af ter  he fa thered 
 Enosh,  and  he fa thered oth er  sons  and daugh-
ters. 8  So  Seth’s  life last ed  912  years;  then  he 
 died. 9  Enosh  was  90  years  old  when  he fa thered 
Ke nan. 10  Enosh  lived  815  years af ter  he fa-
thered Ke nan,  and  he fa thered oth er  sons  and 
daugh ters. 11  So  Enosh’s  life last ed  905  years; 
 then  he  died. 12 Ke nan  was  70  years  old  when  he fa thered 
Ma ha la lel. 13 Ke nan  lived  840  years af ter  he 
fa thered Ma ha la lel,  and  he fa thered oth er 
 sons  and daugh ters. 14  So Ke nan’s  life last ed 
 910  years;  then  he  died. 15 Ma ha la lel  was  65  years  old  when  he fa-
thered Ja red. 16 Ma ha la lel  lived  830  years af ter 
 he fa thered Ja red,  and  he fa thered oth er  sons 
 and daugh ters. 17  So Ma ha la lel’s  life last ed  895 
 years;  then  he  died. 18 Ja red  was  162  years  old  when  he fa thered 
 Enoch. 19 Ja red  lived  800  years af ter  he fa thered 
 Enoch,  and  he fa thered oth er  sons  and daugh-
ters. 20  So Ja red’s  life last ed  962  years;  then 
 he  died. 21  Enoch  was  65  years  old  when  he fa thered 
Me thu se lah. 22  And af ter  he fa thered Me thu se-
lah,  Enoch  walked  with  God  300  years  and fa-
thered oth er  sons  and daugh ters. 23  So  Enoch’s 
 life last ed  365  years. 24  Enoch  walked  with  God; 
 then  he  was  not  there be cause  God  took  him. 25 Me thu se lah  was  187  years  old  when  he 
fa thered La mech.


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26 Me thu se lah  lived  782  years 
af ter  he fa thered La mech,  and  he fa thered 
oth er  sons  and daugh ters. 27  So Me thu se lah’s 
 life last ed  969  years;  then  he  died. 28 La mech  was  182  years  old  when  he fa-
thered  a  son. 29  And  he  named  him  Noah, k 
say ing, “ This  one  will  bring  us re lief  from 
 the ag o niz ing la bor  of  our  hands,  caused  by 
 the  ground  the  L ord  has  cursed.” 30 La mech 
 lived  595  years af ter  he fa thered  Noah,  and 
 he fa thered oth er  sons  and daugh ters.


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31  So 
La mech’s  life last ed  777  years;  then  he  died. a 4:13 Or sin   b 4:15 LXX, Syr , Vg read “Not so!”   c 4:15 Or suffer severely   d 4:20 Lit the dweller of tent and livestock    
e 4:25 The Hb word for given sounds like the name “Seth.”   f 4:25 Lit seed   g   5:1 Lit written family   h   5:1 Or mankind    
i   5:1 Or Adam, human beings   j   5:2 Hb ‘adam   k   5:29 In Hb, the name Noah sounds like “bring us relief.”
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32  Noah  was  500  years  old,  and  he fa thered 
 Shem,  Ham,  and Ja pheth. SONS OF GOD AND DAUGHTERS OF MANKIND
6 
 When man kind be gan  to mul ti ply  on  the 
 earth  and daugh ters  were  born  to  them, 
2  the  sons  of  God  saw  that  the daugh ters  of 
man kind  were beau ti ful,  and  they  took  any 
 they  chose  as  wives a  for them selves.


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3  And  the 
 L ord  said, “ My Spir it  will  not re main b  with c 
man kind for ev er, be cause  they  are cor rupt. d 
 Their  days  will  be  120  years.” 4  The Neph i lim e 
 were  on  the  earth  both  in  those  days  and af-
ter ward,  when  the  sons  of  God  came  to  the 
daugh ters  of man kind,  who  bore chil dren 
 to  them. They  were  the pow er ful  men  of  old, 
 the fa mous  men.


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JUDGMENT DECREED
5  When  the  L ord  saw  that hu man wick ed ness 
 was wide spread  on  the  earth  and  that ev ery 
in cli na tion  of  the hu man  mind  was noth ing 
 but  evil  all  the  time, 6  the  L ord regretted  that 
 he  had  made  man  on  the  earth,  and  he  was 
deep ly  grieved. f 7  Then  the  L ord  said, “ I  will 
 wipe man kind,  whom  I cre at ed,  off  the  face 
 of  the  earth, to geth er  with  the an i mals, crea-
tures  that  crawl,  and  birds  of  the  sky  —   for 
 I re gret  that  I  made  them.” 8  Noah, how ev er, 
 found fa vor  with  the  L ord. GOD WARNS NOAH
9  These  are  the fam i ly rec ords  of  Noah. Noah 
 was  a righ teous  man, blame less  among  his 
contemporaries;  Noah  walked  with  God. 10  And 
 Noah fa thered  three  sons:  Shem,  Ham,  and 
Ja pheth. 11  Now  the  earth  was cor rupt  in  God’s  sight, 
 and  the  earth  was  filled  with wick ed ness. g 
12  God  saw  how cor rupt  the  earth  was,  for ev ery 
crea ture  had cor rupt ed  its  way  on  the  earth. 13  Then  God  said  to  Noah, “ I  have de cid ed  to 
 put  an  end  to ev ery crea ture,  for  the  earth 
 is  filled  with wick ed ness be cause  of  them; 
there fore  I  am go ing  to de stroy  them  along 
 with  the  earth. 14 “ Make your self  an  ark  of gopher h  wood.


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Make  rooms  in  the  ark,  and cov er  it  with  pitch 
in side  and out side. 15  This  is  how  you  are  to 
 make  it:  The  ark  will  be  450  feet  long,  75  feet 
 wide,  and  45  feet  high. i 16  You  are  to  make  a 
 roof, j fin ish ing  the  sides  of  the  ark  to with in 
eigh teen inch es k  of  the  roof. You  are  to  put  a 
 door  in  the  side  of  the  ark.


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Make  it  with low er, 
mid dle,  and up per  decks. 17 “Un der stand  that  I  am bring ing  a  flood  
—  flood wa ters  on  the  earth  to de stroy ev ery 
crea ture un der heav en  with  the  breath  of  life 
 in  it.


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Ev ery thing  on  earth  will per ish. 18  But  I 
 will es tab lish  my cov enant  with  you,  and  you 
 will en ter  the  ark  with  your  sons,  your  wife, 
 and  your  sons’  wives. 19  You  are  also  to  bring 
 into  the  ark  two  of  all  the liv ing crea tures,  male 
 and fe male,  to  keep  them  alive  with  you. 20  Two 
 of ev ery thing  —   from  the  birds ac cord ing  to 
 their  kinds,  from  the live stock ac cord ing  to 
 their  kinds,  and  from  the an i mals  that  crawl 
 on  the  ground ac cord ing  to  their  kinds  —   will 
 come  to  you  so  that  you  can  keep  them  alive. 21  Take  with  you ev ery  kind  of  food  that  is eat-
en; gath er  it  as  food  for  you  and  for  them.” 
22  And  Noah  did  this. He  did ev ery thing  that 
 God  had com mand ed  him. ENTERING THE ARK
7 
 Then  the  L ord  said  to  Noah, “En ter  the  ark, 
 you  and  all  your house hold,  for  I  have  seen 
 that  you  alone  are righ teous be fore  me  in  this 
gen er a tion. 2  You  are  to  take  with  you sev en 
 pairs,  a  male  and  its fe male,  of  all  the  clean 
an i mals,  and  two  of  the an i mals  that  are  not 
 clean,  a  male  and  its fe male, 3  and sev en  pairs, 
 male  and fe male,  of  the  birds  of  the  sky  —   in 
or der  to  keep off spring  alive through out  the 
 earth. 4 Sev en  days  from  now  I  will  make  it  rain 
 on  the  earth for ty  days  and for ty  nights,  and 
ev ery liv ing  thing  I  have  made  I  will  wipe  off  
 the  face  of  the  earth.” 5  And  Noah  did ev ery-
thing  that  the  L ord com mand ed  him. 6  Noah  was  six hun dred  years  old  when  the 
 flood  came  and wa ter cov ered  the  earth. 7  So 
 Noah,  his  sons,  his  wife,  and  his  sons’  wives 
en tered  the  ark be cause  of  the flood wa ters. 8  From  the  clean an i mals, un clean an i mals, 
 birds,  and ev ery crea ture  that crawls  on  the 
 ground, 9  two  of  each,  male  and fe male,  came 
 to  Noah  and en tered  the  ark,  just  as  God  had 
com mand ed  him. 10 Sev en  days lat er  the flood-
wa ters  came  on  the  earth. THE FLOOD
11  In  the  six hun dredth  year  of  Noah’s  life,  in 
 the sec ond  month,  on  the sev en teenth  day 
 of  the  month,  on  that  day  all  the  sources  of 
a 6:2 Or women   b 6:3 Or strive   c 6:3 Or in   d 6:3 Lit flesh   e 6:4 Possibly means “fallen ones”; traditionally, “giants”; Nm 13:31-33   
f 6:6 Lit was grieved to his heart   g  6:11 Or injustice, also in v . 13   h 6:14 Unknown species of tree; perhaps pine or cypress    
i   6:15 Or 300 cubits long, 50 cubits wide, and 30 cubits high   j 6:16 Or window, or hatch ; Hb uncertain   k 6:16 Lit to a cubit
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 the  vast wa tery  depths  burst  open,  the flood-
gates  of  the  sky  were  opened, 12  and  the  rain 
 fell  on  the  earth for ty  days  and for ty  nights. 13  On  that  same  day  Noah  along  with  his  sons 
 Shem,  Ham,  and Ja pheth,  Noah’s  wife,  and  his 
 three  sons’  wives en tered  the  ark  with  him. 14  They en tered  it  with  all  the wildlife ac cord-
ing  to  their  kinds,  all live stock ac cord ing  to 
 their  kinds,  all  the crea tures  that  crawl  on  the 
 earth ac cord ing  to  their  kinds, ev ery fly ing 
crea ture  —   all  the  birds  and ev ery  winged 
crea ture  —  ac cord ing  to  their  kinds. 15  Two 
 of ev ery crea ture  that  has  the  breath  of  life  in 
 it  came  to  Noah  and en tered  the  ark. 16  Those 
 that en tered,  male  and fe male  of ev ery crea-
ture, en tered  just  as  God  had com mand ed 
 him. Then  the  L ord  shut  him  in. 17  The  flood con tin ued  for for ty  days  on  the 
 earth;  the wa ter in creased  and lift ed  up  the 
 ark  so  that  it  rose  above  the  earth. 18  The wa ter 
 surged  and in creased great ly  on  the  earth,  and 
 the  ark float ed  on  the sur face  of  the wa ter. 19  Then  the wa ter  surged  even high er  on  the 
 earth,  and  all  the  high moun tains un der  the 
 whole  sky  were cov ered. 20  The moun tains 
 were cov ered  as  the wa ter  surged  above  them 
 more  than twen ty  feet. a 21 Ev ery crea ture per-
ished  —   those  that  crawl  on  the  earth,  birds, 
live stock, wildlife,  and  those  that  swarm b  on 
 the  earth,  as  well  as  all man kind.


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22 Ev ery thing 
 with  the  breath  of  the spir it  of  life  in  its nos trils  
—  ev ery thing  on  dry  land  died. 23  He  wiped 
 out ev ery liv ing  thing  that  was  on  the  face  of 
 the  earth,  from man kind  to live stock,  to crea-
tures  that  crawl,  to  the  birds  of  the  sky ,  and 
 they  were  wiped  off  the  earth.


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Only  Noah  was 
 left,  and  those  that  were  with  him  in  the  ark. 24  And  the wa ter  surged  on  the  earth  150  days. THE FLOOD RECEDES
8 
 God re mem bered  Noah,  as  well  as  all  the 
wildlife  and  all  the live stock  that  were 
 with  him  in  the  ark. God  caused  a  wind c  to 
 pass  over  the  earth,  and  the wa ter be gan  to 
sub side.


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2  The  sources  of  the wa tery  depths  and 
 the flood gates  of  the  sky  were  closed,  and  the 
 rain  from  the  sky  stopped. 3  The wa ter steadi ly 
re ced ed  from  the  earth,  and  by  the  end  of  150 
 days  the wa ter  had de creased significantly . 4  The  ark  came  to  rest  in  the sev enth  month, 
 on  the sev en teenth  day  of  the  month,  on  the 
moun tains  of Ar a rat. 5  The wa ter con tin ued  to re cede un til  the 
 tenth  month;  in  the  tenth  month,  on  the  first 
 day  of  the  month,  the  tops  of  the moun tains 
 were vis i ble. 6 Af ter for ty  days  Noah  opened 
 the win dow  of  the  ark  that  he  had  made, 7  and 
 he  sent  out  a ra ven. It  went  back  and  forth 
un til  the wa ter  had  dried  up  from  the  earth. 8  Then  he  sent  out  a  dove  to  see wheth er  the 
wa ter  on  the  earth’s sur face  had  gone  down, 
9  but  the  dove  found  no rest ing  place  for  its 
 foot. It re turned  to  him  in  the  ark be cause 
wa ter cov ered  the sur face  of  the  whole  earth.


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He  reached  out  and  brought  it  into  the  ark  to 
him self. 10  So  Noah wait ed sev en  more  days 
 and  sent  out  the  dove  from  the  ark  again. 11  When  the  dove  came  to  him  at eve ning, 
 there  was  a  plucked ol ive  leaf  in  its  beak. So  Noah  knew  that  the wa ter  on  the  earth’s 
sur face  had  gone  down. 12 Af ter  he  had wait-
ed an oth er sev en  days,  he  sent  out  the  dove, 
 but  it  did  not re turn  to  him  again. 13  In  the  six 
hun dred  and  first  year, d  in  the  first  month, 
 on  the  first  day  of  the  month,  the wa ter  that 
 had cov ered  the  earth  was  dried  up. Then 
 Noah re moved  the ark’s cov er  and  saw  that 
 the sur face  of  the  ground  was dry ing. 14  By 
 the twenty-seventh  day  of  the sec ond  month, 
 the  earth  was  dry . THE LORD’S PROMISE
15  Then  God  spoke  to  Noah, 16 “ Come  out  of 
 the  ark,  you,  your  wife,  your  sons,  and  your 
 sons’  wives  with  you. 17  Bring  out  all  the liv ing 
crea tures e  that  are  with  you  —   birds, live stock, 
 those  that  crawl  on  the  earth  —   and  they  will 
 spread  over  the  earth  and  be fruit ful  and mul-
ti ply  on  the  earth.” 18  So  Noah,  along  with  his 
 sons,  his  wife,  and  his  sons’  wives,  came  out. 19  All  the an i mals,  all  the crea tures  that  crawl, 
 and  all  the fly ing crea tures  —  ev ery thing  that 
 moves  on  the  earth  —   came  out  of  the  ark  by 
 their fam i lies. 20  Then  Noah  built  an al tar  to  the  L ord. He 
 took  some  of ev ery  kind  of  clean an i mal  and 
ev ery  kind  of  clean  bird  and off  ered  burnt of-
fer ings  on  the al tar. 21  When  the  L ord  smelled 
 the pleas ing aro ma,  he  said  to him self, “ I  will 
nev er  again  curse  the  ground be cause  of hu-
man be ings,  even  though  the in cli na tion  of 
 the hu man  heart  is  evil  from  youth onward.


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a  7:20 Lit surged 15 cubits   b  7:21 Lit all the swarming swarms   c  8:1 Or spirit ; Gn 1:2   d  8:13 = of Noah’s life   e  8:17 Lit 
creatures of all flesh
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 22 As long as the earth endures,
  seedtime and harvest, cold and heat,
  summer and winter, and day and night
  will not cease.”
GOD’S COVENANT WITH NOAH
9 
 God  blessed  Noah  and  his  sons  and  said  to 
 them, “ Be fruit ful  and mul ti ply  and  fill  the 
 earth. 2  The  fear  and ter ror  of  you  will  be  in 
ev ery liv ing crea ture  on  the  earth, ev ery  bird 
 of  the  sky , ev ery crea ture  that crawls  on  the 
 ground,  and  all  the  fish  of  the  sea.


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They  are 
 placed un der  your au thor i ty . a 3 Ev ery crea ture 
 that  lives  and  moves  will  be  food  for  you;  as  I 
 gave  the  green  plants,  I  have giv en  you ev ery-
thing. 4 How ev er,  you  must  not  eat  meat  with 
 its life blood  in  it. 5  And  I  will re quire  a pen-
al ty  for  your life blood; b  I  will re quire  it  from 
 any an i mal  and  from  any hu man;  if some one 
mur ders  a fel low hu man,  I  will re quire  that 
per son’s  life. c
 6 Whoever sheds human blood,
  by humans his blood will be shed,
  for God made humans in his image. 7  But  you,  be fruit ful  and mul ti ply;  spread  out 
 over  the  earth  and mul ti ply  on  it.”
8  Then  God  said  to  Noah  and  his  sons  with 
 him, 9 “Un der stand  that  I  am es tab lish ing  my 
cov enant  with  you  and  your de scen dants af ter 
 you, 10  and  with ev ery liv ing crea ture  that  is 
 with  you  —   birds, live stock,  and  all wildlife 
 of  the  earth  that  are  with  you  —   all  the an-
i mals  of  the  earth  that  came  out  of  the  ark. 11  I es tab lish  my cov enant  with  you  that nev-
er  again  will ev ery crea ture  be  wiped  out  by 
flood wa ters;  there  will nev er  again  be  a  flood 
 to de stroy  the  earth.”
12  And  God  said, “ This  is  the  sign  of  the cov-
enant  I  am mak ing be tween  me  and  you  and 
ev ery liv ing crea ture  with  you,  a cov enant 
 for  all fu ture gen er a tions: 13  I  have  placed  my 
 bow  in  the  clouds,  and  it  will  be  a  sign  of  the 
cov enant be tween  me  and  the  earth. 14 When-
ev er  I  form  clouds  over  the  earth  and  the  bow 
ap pears  in  the  clouds, 15  I  will re mem ber  my 
cov enant be tween  me  and  you  and  all  the 
liv ing crea tures: d wa ter  will nev er  again be-
come  a  flood  to de stroy ev ery crea ture. 16  The 
 bow  will  be  in  the  clouds,  and  I  will  look  at 
 it  and re mem ber  the per ma nent cov enant 
be tween  God  and  all  the liv ing crea tures e  on 
 earth.” 17  God  said  to  Noah, “ This  is  the  sign  of 
 the cov enant  that  I  have es tab lished be tween 
 me  and ev ery crea ture  on  earth.”
PROPHECIES ABOUT NOAH’S FAMILY
18  Noah’s  sons  who  came  out  of  the  ark  were 
 Shem,  Ham,  and Ja pheth. Ham  was  the fa ther 
 of Ca naan.


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19  These  three  were  Noah’s  sons, 
 and  from  them  the  whole  earth  was populated. 20  Noah,  as  a  man  of  the  soil, be gan  by plant-
ing f  a vine yard. 21  He  drank  some  of  the  wine, 
be came  drunk,  and un cov ered him self in side 
 his  tent. 22  Ham,  the fa ther  of Ca naan,  saw  his 
fa ther na ked  and  told  his  two broth ers out-
side. 23  Then  Shem  and Ja pheth  took  a  cloak 
 and  placed  it  over  both  their shoul ders,  and 
walk ing back ward,  they cov ered  their fa ther’s 
na ked ness. Their fac es  were  turned  away ,  and 
 they  did  not  see  their fa ther na ked. 24  When  Noah  awoke  from  his drink ing  and 
 learned  what  his youn gest  son  had  done  to 
 him, 25  he  said:
  Canaan is cursed. He will be the lowest of slaves 
to his brothers. 26  He  also  said:
  Blessed be the Lord, the God of Shem;
  Let Canaan be  g Shem’s slave.


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27 Let God extend Japheth;  h
  let Japheth dwell in the tents of Shem;
  let Canaan be Shem’s slave. 28  Now  Noah  lived  350  years af ter  the  flood. 29  So  Noah’s  life last ed  950  years;  then  he  died. THE TABLE OF NATIONS
10 
 These  are  the fam i ly rec ords  of  Noah’s 
 sons,  Shem,  Ham,  and Ja pheth. They  also 
 had  sons af ter  the  flood. 2 Ja pheth’s  sons: Go mer, Ma gog, Mad ai, 
Ja van, Tu bal, Me shech,  and Ti ras. 3 Go mer’s 
 sons: Ash ke naz, Ri phath,  and To gar mah. 4  And 
Ja van’s  sons: Eli shah, Tar shish, Kit tim,  and 
Dodanim. i 5  From  these de scen dants,  the peo-
ples  of  the  coasts  and is lands  spread  out  into 
 their  lands ac cord ing  to  their  clans  in  their 
na tions,  each  with  its  own lan guage. 6 Ham’s  sons:  Cush, Miz ra im,  Put,  and Ca-
naan. 7  Cush’s  sons:  Seba, Hav i lah, Sab tah, 
a  9:2 Lit are given in your hand   b  9:5 Lit And your blood belonging to your life I will seek   c  9:5 Lit any human; from the 
hand of a man his brother I will seek the life of the human. d  9:15 Lit and creatures of all flesh   e  9:16 Lit creatures of all 
flesh   f  9:20 Or Noah began to be a farmer and planted   g   9:26 As a wish or prayer; others interpret the verbs in vv . 26-27 as 
prophecy: Canaan will be .


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. h  9:27 In Hb, the name Japheth sounds like the word “extend.”   i  10:4 Some Hb mss, Sam, LXX 
read Rodanim ; 1Ch 1:7
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Ra a mah,  and Sab te ca. And Ra a mah’s  sons: 
She ba  and De dan. 8  Cush fa thered Nim rod,  who be gan  to  be 
pow er ful  in  the  land. 9  He  was  a pow er ful 
hunt er  in  the  sight  of  the  L ord. That  is  why 
 it  is  said, “ Like Nim rod,  a pow er ful hunt er  in 
 the  sight  of  the  L ord.” 10  His king dom start ed 
 with Bab ylon,  Erech, a Ac cad, b  and Cal neh, c  in 
 the  land  of Shi nar. d 11  From  that  land  he  went 
 to As syr ia  and  built Nin e veh, Re ho both-ir, 
Ca lah, 12  and Re sen, be tween Nin e veh  and  the 
 great  city Ca lah.


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13 Miz ra im e fa  thered  the peo ple  of  Lud, 
 Anam, Lehab, Naphtuh, 14 Pathrus, Casluh 
( the Phi lis tines  came  from  them),  and Caph tor. 15 Ca naan fa thered Si don  his first born  and 
 Heth, 16  as  well  as  the Jeb u sites,  the Am o rites, 
 the Gir ga shites, 17  the Hi vites,  the Ar kites,  the 
Si nites, 18  the Ar vad ites,  the Zem a rites,  and  the 
Ha math ites. Af ter ward  the Ca naan ite  clans 
scat tered. 19  The Ca naan ite bor der  went  from 
Si don go ing to ward Ge rar  as  far  as  Gaza,  and 
go ing to ward Sod om, Go mor rah, Ad mah,  and 
Ze boi im  as  far  as La sha. 20  These  are Ham’s  sons  by  their  clans, ac-
cord ing  to  their lan guages,  in  their  lands  and 
 their na tions.


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21  And  Shem, Ja pheth’s old er broth er,  also 
 had  sons. Shem  was  the fa ther  of  all  the  sons 
 of  Eber. 22  Shem’s  sons  were  Elam, As shur, 
Ar pach shad,  Lud,  and  Aram. 23  Aram’s  sons:  Uz,  Hul, Ge ther,  and  Mash. 24 Ar pach shad fa thered f She lah,  and She lah 
fa thered  Eber.


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25  Eber  had  two  sons. One  was 
 named Pe leg, g  for dur ing  his  days  the  earth 
 was di vid ed;  his broth er  was  named Jok tan. 26  And Jok tan fa thered Al mo dad, She leph, Ha-
zar ma veth, Je rah, 27 Ha do ram,  Uzal, Dik lah, 
28  Obal, Abim a el, She ba, 29  Ophir, Hav i lah,  and 
Jo bab. All  these  were Jok tan’s  sons.


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30  Their 
set tle ments ex tend ed  from Me sha  to Se phar, 
 the east ern  hill coun try . 31  These  are  Shem’s  sons  by  their  clans, ac-
cord ing  to  their lan guages,  in  their  lands  and 
 their na tions. 32  These  are  the  clans  of  Noah’s  sons, ac cord-
ing  to  their fam i ly rec ords,  in  their na tions. The na tions  on  earth  spread  out  from  these 
af ter  the  flood.


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THE TOWER OF BABYLON
11 
 The  whole  earth  had  the  same lan guage 
 and vo cab u lary . h 2  As peo ple i migrated 
 from  the  east, j  they  found  a val ley  in  the  land 
 of Shi nar  and set tled  there. 3  They  said  to  each 
oth er, “ Come,  let  us  make oven-fired  bricks.” 
( They  used  brick  for  stone  and asphalt  for 
mor tar.) 4  And  they  said, “ Come,  let  us  build 
our selves  a  city  and  a tow er  with  its  top  in 
 the  sky . Let  us  make  a  name  for our selves; 
oth er wise,  we  will  be scat tered through out 
 the  earth.”
5  Then  the  L ord  came  down  to  look  over 
 the  city  and  the tow er  that  the humans k  were 
build ing. 6  The  L ord  said, “ If  they  have be gun 
 to  do  this  as  one peo ple  all hav ing  the  same 
lan guage,  then noth ing  they  plan  to  do  will 
 be im pos si ble  for  them. 7  Come,  let’s  go  down 
 there  and con fuse  their lan guage  so  that  they 
 will  not un der stand  one an oth er’s  speech.” 8  So 
 from  there  the  L ord scat tered  them through-
out  the  earth,  and  they  stopped build ing  the 
 city . 9 There fore  it  is  called Bab ylon, l,m  for  there 
 the  L ord con fused  the lan guage  of  the  whole 
 earth,  and  from  there  the  L ord scat tered  them 
through out  the  earth. FROM SHEM TO ABRAM
10  These  are  the fam i ly rec ords  of  Shem. Shem 
 lived  100  years  and fa thered Ar pach shad  two 
 years af ter  the  flood. 11 Af ter  he fa thered Ar-
pach shad,  Shem  lived  500  years  and fa thered 
oth er  sons  and daugh ters. 12 Ar pach shad  lived 
 35  years n  and fa thered She lah. 13 Af ter  he fa-
thered She lah, Ar pach shad  lived  403  years  and 
fa thered oth er  sons  and daugh ters. 14 She lah 
 lived  30  years  and fa thered  Eber. 15 Af ter  he 
fa thered  Eber, She lah  lived  403  years  and fa-
thered oth er  sons  and daugh ters. 16  Eber  lived 
 34  years  and fa thered Pe leg. 17 Af ter  he fa thered 
Pe leg,  Eber  lived  430  years  and fa thered oth er 
 sons  and daugh ters. 18 Pe leg  lived  30  years  and 
fa thered  Reu. 19 Af ter  he fa thered  Reu, Pe leg 
 lived  209  years  and fa thered oth er  sons  and 
daugh ters. 20  Reu  lived  32  years  and fa thered 
Se rug. 21 Af ter  he fa thered Se rug,  Reu  lived  207 
 years  and fa thered oth er  sons  and daugh ters.


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22 Se rug  lived  30  years  and fa thered Na hor. 23 Af ter  he fa thered Na hor, Se rug  lived  200 
a 10:10 Or Uruk   b 10:10 Or Akkad   c 10:10 Or and all of them   d 10:10 Or in Babylonia   e 10:13 = Egypt   f 10:24 LXX reads 
fathered Cainan, and Cainan fathered ; Gn 11:12-13; Lk 3:35-36   g 10:25 = Division   h 11:1 Lit one lip and the same words    
i 11:2 Lit they   j 11:2 Or migrated eastward   k 11:5 Or the descendants of Adam   l 11:9 Hb Babel   m 11:9 In Hb, the name for 
“Babylon,” babel sounds like the word for “confuse,” balal. n 11:12-13 LXX reads years and fathered Cainan.


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13After he fathered 
Cainan, Arpachshad lived 430 years and fathered other sons and daughters, and he died. Cainan lived 130 years and 
fathered Shelah. After he fathered Shelah, Cainan lived 330 years and fathered other sons and daughters, and he died ;  
Gn 10:24; Lk 3:35-36
GENESIS 10-11 8
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 years  and fa thered oth er  sons  and daugh ters. 24 Na hor  lived  29  years  and fa thered Te rah. 25 Af ter  he fa thered Te rah, Na hor  lived  119 
 years  and fa thered oth er  sons  and daugh ters. 26 Te rah  lived  70  years  and fa thered  Abram, 
Na hor,  and Ha ran. 27  These  are  the fam i ly rec ords  of Te rah. Te-
rah fa thered  Abram, Na hor,  and Ha ran,  and 
Ha ran fa thered  Lot. 28 Ha ran  died  in  his na-
tive  land,  in  Ur  of  the Chal de ans, dur ing  his 
fa ther Te rah’s life time. 29  Abram  and Na hor 
 took  wives:  Abram’s  wife  was  named Sa rai, 
 and Na hor’s  wife  was  named Mil cah. She  was 
 the daugh ter  of Ha ran,  the fa ther  of  both Mil-
cah  and Is cah. 30 Sa rai  was un able  to con ceive; 
 she  did  not  have  a  child. 31 Te rah  took  his  son  Abram,  his grand son 
 Lot (Ha ran’s  son),  and  his daughter-in-law 
Sa rai,  his  son  Abram’s  wife,  and  they  set  out 
to geth er  from  Ur  of  the Chal de ans  to  go  to 
 the  land  of Ca naan. But  when  they  came  to 
Ha ran,  they set tled  there. 32 Te rah  lived  205 
 years  and  died  in Ha ran. THE CALL OF ABRAM
12 
 The  L ord  said  to  Abram:
Go out from your land,
  your relatives,
  and your father’s house
  to the land that I will show you. 2 I will make you into a great nation,
  I will bless you,
  I will make your name great,
  and you will be a blessing. 3 I will bless those who bless you,
  I will curse anyone who treats you 
with contempt,
  and all the peoples  a on earth
  will be blessed  b through you. c
4  So  Abram  went,  as  the  L ord  had  told  him, 
 and  Lot  went  with  him. Abram  was seven-
ty-five  years  old  when  he  left Ha ran. 5  He  took 
 his  wife Sa rai,  his neph ew  Lot,  all  the pos ses-
sions  they  had ac cu mu lat ed,  and  the peo ple 
 they  had ac quired  in Ha ran,  and  they  set  out 
 for  the  land  of Ca naan. When  they  came  to 
 the  land  of Ca naan, 6  Abram  passed  through 
 the  land  to  the  site  of She chem,  at  the  oak  of 
Mo reh. ( At  that  time  the Ca naan ites  were  in 
 the  land.) 7  The  L ord ap peared  to  Abram  and 
 said, “ To  your off spring  I  will  give  this  land.” 
 So  he  built  an al tar  there  to  the  L ord  who  had 
ap peared  to  him. 8  From  there  he  moved  on 
 to  the  hill coun try  east  of Beth el  and  pitched 
 his  tent,  with Beth el  on  the  west  and  Ai  on  the 
 east. He  built  an al tar  to  the  L ord  there,  and  he 
 called  on  the  name  of  the  L ord.


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9  Then  Abram 
jour neyed  by  stages  to  the Ne gev . ABRAM IN EGYPT
10  There  was  a fam ine  in  the  land,  so  Abram 
 went  down  to  Egypt  to  stay  there  for  a  while 
be cause  the fam ine  in  the  land  was se vere. 11  When  he  was  about  to en ter  Egypt,  he  said  to 
 his  wife Sa rai, “ Look,  I  know  what  a beau ti ful 
wom an  you  are. 12  When  the Egyp tians  see 
 you,  they  will  say , ‘ This  is  his  wife.’  They  will 
 kill  me  but  let  you  live. 13  Please  say  you’re  my 
sis ter  so  it  will  go  well  for  me be cause  of  you, 
 and  my  life  will  be  spared  on  your ac count.” 
14  When  Abram en tered  Egypt,  the Egyp tians 
 saw  that  the wom an  was  very beau ti ful. 15 Pha-
raoh’s off  i cials  saw  her  and  praised  her  to 
Pha raoh,  so  the wom an  was tak en  to Pha-
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16  He treat ed  Abram  well 
be cause  of  her,  and  Abram ac quired  flocks 
 and  herds,  male  and fe male don keys,  male 
 and fe male  slaves,  and cam els. 17  But  the  L ord  struck Pha raoh  and  his house-
hold  with se vere  plagues be cause  of  Abram’s 
 wife Sa rai. 18  So Pha raoh  sent  for  Abram  and 
 said, “ What  have  you  done  to  me? Why  didn’t 
 you  tell  me  she  was  your  wife?


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19  Why  did  you 
 say , ‘ She’s  my sis ter,’  so  that  I  took  her  as  my 
 wife? Now ,  here  is  your  wife.


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” 
20  Then Pha raoh  gave  his  men or ders  about 
 him,  and  they  sent  him  away  with  his  wife 
 and  all  he  had. ABRAM AND LOT SEPARATE
13 
 Abram  went  up  from  Egypt  to  the Ne gev  
—   he,  his  wife,  and  all  he  had,  and  Lot 
 with  him. 2  Abram  was  very  rich  in live stock, 
sil ver,  and  gold. 3  He  went  by  stages  from  the 
Ne gev  to Beth el,  to  the  place be tween Beth-
el  and  Ai  where  his  tent  had for mer ly  been, 
4  to  the  site  where  he  had  built  the al tar. And 
 Abram  called  on  the  name  of  the  L ord  there.


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5  Now  Lot,  who  was trav el ing  with  Abram, 
 also  had  flocks,  herds,  and  tents. 6  But  the  land 
 was un able  to sup port  them  as  long  as  they 
 stayed to geth er,  for  they  had  so  many pos ses-
sions  that  they  could  not  stay to geth er, 7  and 
 there  was quar rel ing be tween  the herds men 
 of  Abram’s live stock  and  the herds men  of  Lot’s 
a 12:3 Lit clans   b 12:3 Or will find blessing   c 12:3 Or will bless themselves by you
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live stock. ( At  that  time  the Ca naan ites  and  the 
Per iz zites  were liv ing  in  the  land.)
8  So  Abram  said  to  Lot, “ Please,  let’s  not  have 
quar rel ing be tween  you  and  me,  or be tween 
 your herds men  and  my herds men,  since  we 
 are rel a tives. a 9  Isn’t  the  whole  land be fore 
 you? Sep a rate  from  me:  if  you  go  to  the  left, 
 I  will  go  to  the  right;  if  you  go  to  the  right,  I 
 will  go  to  the  left.”
10  Lot  looked  out  and  saw  that  the en tire 
 plain b  of  the Jor dan  as  far  as c  Zoar  was  well 
wa tered ev ery where  like  the  L ord’ s gar den 
 and  the  land  of  Egypt. ( This  was be fore  the 
 L ord de stroyed Sod om  and Go mor rah.) 11  So 
 Lot  chose  the en tire  plain  of  the Jor dan  for 
him self.


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Then  Lot jour neyed east ward,  and  they 
sep a rat ed  from  each oth er. 12  Abram  lived  in 
 the  land  of Ca naan,  but  Lot  lived  in  the cit ies 
 on  the  plain  and  set  up  his  tent  near Sod om. 13 ( Now  the  men  of Sod om  were  evil, sin ning 
immensely d  against  the  L ord.)
14 Af ter  Lot  had sep a rat ed  from  him,  the 
 L ord  said  to  Abram, “ Look  from  the  place 
 where  you  are. Look  north  and  south,  east 
 and  west, 15  for  I  will  give  you  and  your off-
spring for ev er  all  the  land  that  you  see. 16  I  will 
 make  your off spring  like  the  dust  of  the  earth, 
 so  that  if any one  could  count  the  dust  of  the 
 earth,  then  your off spring  could  be count ed. 17  Get  up  and  walk  around  the  land,  through 
 its  length  and  width,  for  I  will  give  it  to  you.”
18  So  Abram  moved  his  tent  and  went  to  live 
 near  the  oaks  of Mam re  at He bron,  where  he 
 built  an al tar  to  the  L ord. ABRAM RESCUES LOT
14 
 In  those  days  King Am ra phel  of Shi nar, 
 King Ar i och  of El la sar,  King Ched or la o-
mer  of  Elam,  and  King Ti dal  of Goi im e 2  waged 
 war  against  King  Bera  of Sod om,  King Bir sha 
 of Go mor rah,  King Shi nab  of Ad mah,  and  King 
Shem e ber  of Ze boi im,  as  well  as  the  king  of  Bela 
( that  is,  Zoar). 3  All  of  these  came  as al lies  to 
 the Sid dim V al ley ( that  is,  the  Dead  Sea).


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4  They 
 were sub ject  to Ched or la o mer  for  twelve  years, 
 but  in  the thir teenth  year  they re belled. 5  In 
 the four teenth  year Ched or la o mer  and  the 
 kings  who  were  with  him  came  and de feat ed 
 the Reph a im  in Ash te roth-kar na im,  the Zuzim 
 in  Ham,  the  Emim  in Shaveh-kiriathaim, 6  and 
 the Ho rites  in  the moun tains  of  Seir,  as  far  as 
El-paran  by  the wil der ness. 7  Then  they  came 
 back  to in vade En-mish pat ( that  is, Ka desh), 
 and  they de feat ed  the  whole ter ri to ry  of  the 
Am a lek ites,  as  well  as  the Am o rites  who  lived 
 in Hazazon-tamar. 8  Then  the  king  of Sod om,  the  king  of Go-
mor rah,  the  king  of Ad mah,  the  king  of Ze-
boi im,  and  the  king  of  Bela ( that  is,  Zoar) 
 went  out  and  lined  up  for bat tle  in  the Sid-
dim V al ley 9  against  King Ched or la o mer  of 
 Elam,  King Ti dal  of Goi im,  King Am ra phel 
 of Shi nar,  and  King Ar i och  of El la sar  —   four 
 kings  against  five. 10  Now  the Sid dim V al ley 
con tained  many asphalt  pits,  and  as  the  kings 
 of Sod om  and Go mor rah  fled,  some  fell  into 
 them, f  but  the  rest  fled  to  the moun tains. 11  The  four  kings  took  all  the  goods  of Sod om 
 and Go mor rah  and  all  their  food  and  went 
 on. 12  They  also  took  Abram’s neph ew  Lot  and 
 his pos ses sions,  for  he  was liv ing  in Sod om, 
 and  they  went  on. 13  One  of  the sur vi vors  came  and  told  Abram 
 the He brew ,  who  lived  near  the  oaks be long ing 
 to Mam re  the Am o rite,  the broth er  of Esh col 
 and  the broth er  of  Aner. They  were  bound  by 
 a trea ty  with g  Abram.


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14  When  Abram  heard 
 that  his rel a tive  had  been tak en pris on er,  he 
as sem bled h  his  318  trained  men,  born  in  his 
house hold,  and  they  went  in pur suit  as  far 
 as  Dan. 15  And  he  and  his ser vants de ployed 
 against  them  by  night, de feat ed  them,  and 
pur sued  them  as  far  as Ho bah  to  the  north 
 of Da mas cus.


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16  He  brought  back  all  the  goods 
 and  also  his rel a tive  Lot  and  his  goods,  as  well 
 as  the wom en  and  the oth er peo ple. MELCHIZEDEK’S BLESSING
17 Af ter  Abram re turned  from de feat ing Ched-
or la o mer  and  the  kings  who  were  with  him, 
 the  king  of Sod om  went  out  to  meet  him  in 
 the Sha veh V al ley ( that  is,  the  King’s V al ley). 18 Mel chiz e dek,  king  of Sa lem, i  brought  out 
 bread  and  wine;  he  was  a  priest  to  God  Most 
 High. 19  He  blessed  him  and  said:
  Abram is blessed by God Most High,
  Creator  j of heaven and earth,
 20 and blessed be God Most High
  who has handed over your enemies 
to you.


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And  Abram  gave  him  a  tenth  of ev ery thing. 21  Then  the  king  of Sod om  said  to  Abram, 
“ Give  me  the peo ple,  but  take  the pos ses sions 
 for your self.”
a 13:8 Lit brothers   b 13:10 Lit circle ; i.e., probably the large round plain where the Jordan River empties into the Dead Sea, also 
in v . 11   c 13:10 Lit Jordan as you go to   d 13:13 Lit evil and sinful   e 14:1 Or nations   f 14:10 Sam, LXX; MT reads fell there   
g 14:13 Lit were possessors of a covenant of   h 14:14 Sam; MT reads poured out   i 14:18 = Jerusalem   j 14:19 Or Possessor
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22  But  Abram  said  to  the  king  of Sod om, “ I 
 have  raised  my  hand  in  an  oath  to  the  L ord, 
 God  Most  High, Cre a tor  of heav en  and  earth, 
23  that  I  will  not  take  a  thread  or san dal  strap 
 or any thing  that be longs  to  you,  so  you  can 
nev er  say , ‘ I  made  Abram  rich.’ 24  I  will  take 
noth ing a ex cept  what  the ser vants  have eat-
en. But  as  for  the  share  of  the  men  who  came 
 with  me  —   Aner, Esh col,  and Mam re  —   they 
 can  take  their  share.”
THE ABRAHAMIC COVENANT
15 
Af ter  these  events,  the  word  of  the  L ord 
 came  to  Abram  in  a vi sion:
  Do not be afraid, Abram. I am your shield;
  your reward will be very great. 2  But  Abram  said, “ Lord  G od,  what  can  you 
 give  me,  since  I  am child less  and  the  heir  of 
 my  house  is El i e zer  of Da mas cus? ” b 3  Abram 
con tin ued, “ Look,  you  have giv en  me  no off-
spring,  so  a  slave  born  in c  my  house  will  be 
 my  heir.”
4  Now  the  word  of  the  L ord  came  to  him: 
“ This  one  will  not  be  your  heir; in stead,  one 
 who  comes  from  your  own  body d  will  be  your 
 heir.” 5  He  took  him out side  and  said, “ Look 
 at  the  sky  and  count  the  stars,  if  you  are  able 
 to  count  them.”  Then  he  said  to  him, “ Your 
off spring  will  be  that nu mer ous.”
6  Abram be lieved  the  L ord,  and  he cred it ed 
 it  to  him  as righ teous ness. 7  He  also  said  to  him, “ I  am  the  L ord  who 
 brought  you  from  Ur  of  the Chal de ans  to  give 
 you  this  land  to pos sess.”
8  But  he  said, “ Lord  G od,  how  can  I  know 
 that  I  will pos sess  it? ”
9  He  said  to  him, “ Bring  me  a three-year-old 
 cow ,  a three-year-old fe male  goat,  a three-year-
old  ram,  a turtledove,  and  a  young pi geon.”
10  So  he  brought  all  these  to  him,  cut  them  in 
 half,  and  laid  the  pieces op po site  each oth er, 
 but  he  did  not  cut  the  birds  in  half. 11  Birds  of 
 prey  came  down  on  the car cass es,  but  Abram 
 drove  them  away .


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12  As  the  sun  was set ting,  a 
 deep  sleep  came  over  Abram,  and sud den ly 
 great ter ror  and dark ness de scend ed  on  him. 13  Then  the  L ord  said  to  Abram, “ Know  this 
 for cer tain:  Your off spring  will  be res i dent 
 aliens  for  four hun dred  years  in  a  land  that 
 does  not be long  to  them  and  will  be en slaved 
 and op pressed. e 14 How ev er,  I  will  judge  the 
na tion  they  serve,  and af ter ward  they  will 
 go  out  with  many pos ses sions.


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16  In  the  fourth gen er a tion  they 
 will re turn  here,  for  the in iq ui ty  of  the Am-
o rites  has  not  yet  reached  its  full mea sure.” f
17  When  the  sun  had  set  and  it  was  dark, 
 a smok ing  fire  pot  and  a flam ing  torch ap-
peared  and  passed be tween  the di vid ed an i-
mals. 18  On  that  day  the  L ord  made  a cov enant 
 with  Abram, say ing, “ I  give  this  land  to  your 
off spring,  from  the  Brook  of  Egypt  to  the  great 
riv er,  the Eu phra tes Riv er: 19  the  land  of  the 
Ke nites, Ken iz zites, Kad mon ites, 20 Heth ites, 
Per iz zites, Reph a im, 21 Am o rites, Ca naan ites, 
Gir ga shites,  and Jeb u sites.”
HAGAR AND ISHMAEL
16 
 Abram’s  wife Sa rai  had  not  borne  any 
chil dren  for  him,  but  she  owned  an Egyp-
tian  slave  named Ha gar. 2 Sa rai  said  to  Abram, 
“ Since  the  L ord  has pre vent ed  me  from bear-
ing chil dren,  go  to  my  slave; per haps  through 
 her  I  can  build  a fam i ly .”  And  Abram  agreed 
 to  what Sa rai  said. g 3  So  Abram’s  wife Sa rai 
 took Ha gar,  her Egyp tian  slave,  and  gave  her 
 to  her hus band  Abram  as  a  wife  for  him. This 
hap pened af ter  Abram  had  lived  in  the  land 
 of Ca naan  ten  years. 4  He  slept  with h Ha gar, 
 and  she be came preg nant. When  she  saw  that 
 she  was preg nant,  her mis tress be came con-
tempt ible  to  her. 5  Then Sa rai  said  to  Abram, 
“ You  are re spon si ble  for  my suff  er ing! i  I  put 
 my  slave  in  your  arms, j  and  when  she  saw  that 
 she  was preg nant,  I be came con tempt ible  to 
 her. May  the  L ord  judge be tween  me  and  you.”
6  Abram re plied  to Sa rai, “ Here,  your  slave 
 is  in  your  hands;  do what ev er  you  want  with 
 her.”  Then Sa rai mis treat ed  her  so  much  that 
 she  ran  away  from  her. 7  The an gel  of  the  L ord  found  her  by  a  spring 
 in  the wil der ness,  the  spring  on  the  way  to  Shur.


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8  He  said, “Ha gar,  slave  of Sa rai,  where  have 
 you  come  from  and  where  are  you go ing? ”
 She re plied, “ I’m run ning  away  from  my 
mis tress Sa rai.”
9  The an gel  of  the  L ord  said  to  her, “ Go  back 
 to  your mis tress  and sub mit  to  her au thor i-
ty .” 10  The an gel  of  the  L ord  said  to  her, “ I  will 
great ly mul ti ply  your off spring,  and  they  will 
 be  too  many  to  count.”
a 14:24 Lit nothing to me   b 15:2 Hb obscure   c 15:3 Lit a son of   d 15:4 Lit loins   e 15:13 Lit will serve them and they will 
oppress them   f 15:16 Lit Amorites is not yet complete   g 16:2 Lit Abram listened to the voice of Sarai   h 16:4 Lit He came to   
i 16:5 Or “May my suffering be on you! j 16:5 Lit bosom
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11  The an gel  of  the  L ord  said  to  her, “ You 
 have con ceived  and  will  have  a  son. You  will 
 name  him Ish ma el, a  for  the  L ord  has  heard 
 your  cry  of affliction. 12  This  man  will  be  like 
 a  wild don key . His  hand  will  be  against ev ery-
one,  and ev ery one’s  hand  will  be  against  him; 
 he  will set tle  near  all  his rel a tives.”
13  So  she  named  the  L ord  who  spoke  to  her: 
“ You  are El-roi,” b  for  she  said, “ In  this  place, 
 have  I ac tu al ly  seen  the  one  who  sees  me? ” c 
14  That  is  why  the  well  is  called Be er-la hai-roi.


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d 
 It  is be tween Ka desh  and Be red. 15  So Ha gar  gave  birth  to  Abram’s  son,  and 
 Abram  named  his  son ( whom Ha gar  bore) 
Ish ma el. 16  Abram  was eighty-six  years  old 
 when Ha gar  bore Ish ma el  to  him. COVENANT CIRCUMCISION
17 
 When  Abram  was ninety-nine  years  old, 
 the  L ord ap peared  to  him, say ing, “ I  am 
 God Al mighty . Live e  in  my pres ence  and  be 
blame less. 2  I  will  set  up  my cov enant be tween 
 me  and  you,  and  I  will mul ti ply  you great ly .”
3  Then  Abram  fell face down  and  God  spoke 
 with  him: 4 “ As  for  me,  here  is  my cov enant 
 with  you:  You  will be come  the fa ther  of  many 
na tions. 5  Your  name  will  no lon ger  be  Abram; f 
 your  name  will  be Abra ham, g  for  I  will  make 
 you  the fa ther  of  many na tions. 6  I  will  make  you  
ex treme ly fruit ful  and  will  make na tions  and 
 kings  come  from  you. 7  I  will con firm  my cov-
enant  that  is be tween  me  and  you  and  your 
fu ture off spring through out  their gen er a tions.


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It  is  a per ma nent cov enant  to  be  your  God  and 
 the  God  of  your off spring af ter  you. 8  And  to 
 you  and  your fu ture off spring  I  will  give  the 
 land  where  you  are residing  —   all  the  land  of 
Ca naan  —   as  a per ma nent pos ses sion,  and  I 
 will  be  their  God.”
9  God  also  said  to Abra ham, “ As  for  you, 
 you  and  your off spring af ter  you through out 
 their gen er a tions  are  to  keep  my cov enant. 10  This  is  my cov enant be tween  me  and  you 
 and  your off spring af ter  you,  which  you  are 
 to  keep: Ev ery  one  of  your  males  must  be 
cir cum cised.


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11  You  must cir cum cise  the  flesh 
 of  your fore skin  to  serve  as  a  sign  of  the cov-
enant be tween  me  and  you. h 12 Through out 
 your gen er a tions, ev ery  male  among  you  is 
 to  be cir cum cised  at  eight  days  old  —  ev ery 
 male  born  in  your house hold  or pur chased 
 from  any for eign er  and  not  your off spring. 13 Wheth er  born  in  your house hold  or pur-
chased,  he  must  be cir cum cised. My cov enant 
 will  be  marked  in  your  flesh  as  a per ma nent 
cov enant. 14  If  any  male  is  not cir cum cised 
 in  the  flesh  of  his fore skin,  that  man  will  be 
 cut  off  from  his peo ple;  he  has bro ken  my 
cov enant.”
15  God  said  to Abra ham, “ As  for  your  wife 
Sa rai,  do  not  call  her Sa rai,  for Sar ah i  will  be 
 her  name. 16  I  will  bless  her; in deed,  I  will  give 
 you  a  son  by  her.


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I  will  bless  her,  and  she  will 
pro duce na tions;  kings  of peo ples  will  come 
 from  her.”
17 Abra ham  fell face down. Then  he  laughed 
 and  said  to him self, “ Can  a  child  be  born  to  a 
hundred-year-old  man? Can Sar ah,  a ninety-
year-old wom an,  give  birth? ” 18  So Abra ham 
 said  to  God, “ If  only Ish ma el  were ac cept able j 
 to  you! ”
19  But  God  said, “ No. Your  wife Sar ah  will  bear 
 you  a  son,  and  you  will  name  him  Isaac. k  I  will 
con firm  my cov enant  with  him  as  a per ma-
nent cov enant  for  his fu ture off spring.


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20  As 
 for Ish ma el,  I  have  heard  you. I  will cer tain ly 
 bless  him;  I  will  make  him fruit ful  and  will 
mul ti ply  him great ly . He  will fa ther  twelve 
trib al lead ers,  and  I  will  make  him  into  a  great 
na tion. 21  But  I  will con firm  my cov enant  with 
 Isaac,  whom Sar ah  will  bear  to  you  at  this  time 
 next  year.” 22  When  he fin ished talk ing  with 
 him,  God with drew l  from Abra ham. 23  So Abra ham  took  his  son Ish ma el  and 
 those  born  in  his house hold  or pur chased  —  
ev ery  male  among  the mem bers  of Abra ham’s 
house hold  —   and  he cir cum cised  the  flesh 
 of  their fore skin  on  that  very  day ,  just  as  God 
 had  said  to  him. 24 Abra ham  was ninety-nine 
 years  old  when  the  flesh  of  his fore skin  was 
cir cum cised, 25  and  his  son Ish ma el  was thir-
teen  years  old  when  the  flesh  of  his fore skin 
 was cir cum cised. 26  On  that  same  day Abra ham 
 and  his  son Ish ma el  were cir cum cised. 27  And 
 all  the  men  of  his house hold  —  wheth er  born 
 in  his house hold  or pur chased  from  a for eign er  
—   were cir cum cised  with  him. ABRAHAM’S THREE VISITORS
18 
 The  L ord ap peared  to Abra ham  at  the 
 oaks  of Mam re  while  he  was sit ting  at 
 the en trance  of  his  tent dur ing  the  heat  of 
 the  day . 2  He  looked  up,  and  he  saw  three  men 
stand ing  near  him. When  he  saw  them,  he  ran 
a 16:11 = God Hears   b 16:13 = God Sees Me   c 16:13 Hb obscure   d 16:14 = Well of the Living One Who Sees Me   e 17:1 Or Walk   
f 17:5 = The Father Is Exalted   g 17:5 = Father of a Multitude   h 17:11 You in v . 11 is pl.


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k 17:19 = He Laughs   l 17:22 Lit went up, or ascended
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 from  the en trance  of  the  tent  to  meet  them, 
 bowed  to  the  ground, 3  and  said, “ My  lord,  if 
 I  have  found fa vor  with  you,  please  do  not  go 
 on  past  your ser vant. 4  Let  a lit tle wa ter  be 
 brought,  that  you  may  wash  your  feet  and  rest 
your selves un der  the  tree. 5  I  will  bring  a  bit  of 
 bread  so  that  you  may strength en your selves.


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a 
 This  is  why  you  have  passed  your ser vant’s 
 way . Lat er,  you  can con tin ue  on.”
“ Yes,”  they re plied, “ do  as  you  have  said.”
6  So Abra ham hur ried  into  the  tent  and  said 
 to Sar ah, “ Quick! Knead  three mea sures b  of 
 fine  flour  and  make  bread.” c 7 Abra ham  ran 
 to  the  herd  and  got  a ten der,  choice  calf. He 
 gave  it  to  a  young  man,  who hur ried  to pre-
pare  it. 8  Then Abra ham  took  curds d  and  milk, 
 as  well  as  the  calf  that  he  had pre pared,  and 
 set  them be fore  the  men. He  served e  them  as 
 they  ate un der  the  tree.


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“ There,  in  the  tent,”  he an swered. 10  The  L ord  said, “ I  will cer tain ly  come  back 
 to  you  in  about  a  year’s  time,  and  your  wife 
Sar ah  will  have  a  son! ”  Now Sar ah  was lis-
ten ing  at  the en trance  of  the  tent be hind  him. 11 Abra ham  and Sar ah  were  old  and get-
ting  on  in  years. f Sar ah  had  passed  the  age 
 of child bear ing. g 12  So  she  laughed  to her self: 
“ Af ter  I  am  worn  out  and  my  lord  is  old,  will 
 I  have de light? ”
13  But  the  L ord  asked Abra ham, “ Why  did 
Sar ah  laugh, say ing, ‘ Can  I real ly  have  a  baby 
 when  I’m  old? ’ 14  Is any thing im pos si ble  for  the 
 L ord? At  the ap point ed  time  I  will  come  back 
 to  you,  and  in  about  a  year  she  will  have  a  son.”
15 Sar ah de nied  it.


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“ I  did  not  laugh,”  she  said, 
be cause  she  was  afraid. But  he re plied, “ No,  you  did  laugh.”
ABRAHAM’S PLEA FOR SODOM
16  The  men  got  up  from  there  and  looked  out 
 over Sod om,  and Abra ham  was walk ing  with 
 them  to  see  them  off. 17  Then  the  L ord  said, 
“ Should  I  hide  what  I  am  about  to  do  from 
Abra ham?


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18 Abra ham  is  to be come  a  great 
 and pow er ful na tion,  and  all  the na tions  of 
 the  earth  will  be  blessed  through  him. 19  For 
 I  have cho sen h  him  so  that  he  will com mand 
 his chil dren  and  his  house af ter  him  to  keep 
 the  way  of  the  L ord  by do ing  what  is  right 
 and  just. This  is  how  the  L ord  will ful fill  to 
Abra ham  what  he prom ised  him.” 20  Then  the 
 L ord  said, “ The out cry  against Sod om  and Go-
mor rah  is im mense,  and  their  sin  is ex treme ly 
se ri ous. 21  I  will  go  down  to  see  if  what  they 
 have  done jus ti fies  the  cry  that  has  come  up 
 to  me. If  not,  I  will  find  out.”
22  The  men  turned  from  there  and  went 
to ward Sod om  while Abra ham re mained 
stand ing be fore  the  L ord. i 23 Abra ham  stepped 
for ward  and  said, “ Will  you real ly  sweep  away 
 the righ teous  with  the wick ed? 24  What  if  there 
 are fif ty righ teous peo ple  in  the  city? Will 
 you real ly  sweep  it  away in stead  of spar ing 
 the  place  for  the  sake  of  the fif ty righ teous 
peo ple  who  are  in  it? 25  You  could  not pos-
si bly  do  such  a  thing:  to  kill  the righ teous 
 with  the wick ed, treat ing  the righ teous  and 
 the wick ed  alike. You  could  not pos si bly  do 
 that! Won’t  the  Judge  of  the  whole  earth  do 
 what  is  just? ”
26  The  L ord  said, “ If  I  find fif ty righ teous 
peo ple  in  the  city  of Sod om,  I  will  spare  the 
 whole  place  for  their  sake.”
27  Then Abra ham an swered, “ Since  I  have 
ventured  to  speak  to  my  lord  —   even  though 
 I  am  dust  and ash es — 28 sup pose  the fif ty 
righ teous  lack  five. Will  you de stroy  the  whole 
 city  for  lack  of  five? ”
 He re plied, “ I  will  not de stroy  it  if  I  find for-
ty-five  there.”
29  Then  he  spoke  to  him  again, “Sup pose 
for ty  are  found  there? ”
 He an swered, “ I  will  not  do  it  on ac count 
 of for ty .”
30  Then  he  said, “ Let  my  lord  not  be an gry , 
 and  I  will  speak fur ther. Sup pose thir ty  are 
 found  there? ”
 He an swered, “ I  will  not  do  it  if  I  find thir ty 
 there.”
31  Then  he  said, “ Since  I  have ventured  to 
 speak  to  my  lord, sup pose twen ty  are  found 
 there? ”
 He re plied, “ I  will  not de stroy  it  on ac count 
 of twen ty .”
32  Then  he  said, “ Let  my  lord  not  be an gry , 
 and  I  will  speak  one  more  time. Sup pose  ten 
 are  found  there?


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”
 He an swered, “ I  will  not de stroy  it  on ac-
count  of  ten.” 33  When  the  L ord  had fin ished 
speak ing  with Abra ham,  he de part ed,  and 
Abra ham re turned  to  his  place. a 18:5 Lit may sustain your heart   b 18:6 Lit three seahs ; about 21 quarts   c 18:6 A round, thin, unleavened bread   d 18:8 Or 
butter   e 18:8 Lit was standing by   f 18:11 Lit days   g 18:11 Lit The way of women had ceased for Sarah   h 18:19 Lit known   
i 18:22 Alt Hb tradition reads while the Lord remained standing before Abraham
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THE DESTRUCTION OF SODOM AND 
GOMORRAH
19 
 The  two an gels en tered Sod om  in  the 
eve ning  as  Lot  was sit ting  in Sod om’s 
gate way . When  Lot  saw  them,  he  got  up  to  meet 
 them.


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He  bowed  with  his  face  to  the  ground 
2  and  said, “ My  lords,  turn  aside  to  your ser-
vant’s  house,  wash  your  feet,  and  spend  the 
 night. Then  you  can  get  up ear ly  and  go  on 
 your  way .”
“ No,”  they  said.


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“ We  would rath er  spend 
 the  night  in  the  square.” 3  But  he  urged  them 
 so strong ly  that  they fol lowed  him  and  went 
 into  his  house. He pre pared  a  feast  and  baked 
un leav ened  bread  for  them,  and  they  ate. 4 Be fore  they  went  to  bed,  the  men  of  the  city 
 of Sod om,  both  young  and  old,  the  whole pop-
u la tion, sur round ed  the  house. 5  They  called 
 out  to  Lot  and  said, “ Where  are  the  men  who 
 came  to  you to night? Send  them  out  to  us  so 
 we  can  have  sex  with  them!


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”
6  Lot  went  out  to  them  at  the en trance  and 
 shut  the  door be hind  him. 7  He  said, “ Don’t 
 do  this  evil,  my broth ers. 8  Look,  I’ve  got  two 
daugh ters  who  haven’t  been in ti mate  with  a 
 man. I’ll  bring  them  out  to  you,  and  you  can 
 do what ev er  you  want a  to  them. How ev er, 
 don’t  do any thing  to  these  men, be cause  they 
 have  come un der  the pro tec tion  of  my  roof.”
9 “ Get  out  of  the  way! ”  they  said, add ing, 
“ This  one  came  here  as  an  alien,  but  he’s act-
ing  like  a  judge! Now  we’ll  do  more  harm  to 
 you  than  to  them.”  They  put pres sure  on  Lot 
 and  came  up  to  break  down  the  door. 10  But 
 the an gels b  reached  out,  brought  Lot  into  the 
 house  with  them,  and  shut  the  door. 11  They 
 struck  the  men  who  were  at  the en trance  of 
 the  house,  both  young  and  old,  with blind ness c 
 so  that  they  were un able  to  find  the en trance. 12  Then  the an gels  said  to  Lot, “ Do  you  have 
any one  else  here:  a son-in-law ,  your  sons  and 
daugh ters,  or any one  else  in  the  city  who 
be longs  to  you? Get  them  out  of  this  place, 
13  for  we  are  about  to de stroy  this  place be-
cause  the out cry  against  its peo ple  is  so  great 
be fore  the  L ord,  that  the  L ord  has  sent  us  to 
de stroy  it.”
14  So  Lot  went  out  and  spoke  to  his sons-in-
law ,  who  were go ing  to mar ry d  his daugh ters. “ Get  up,”  he  said. “ Get  out  of  this  place,  for 
 the  L ord  is  about  to de stroy  the  city! ”  But  his 
sons-in-law  thought  he  was jok ing. 15  At day break  the an gels  urged  Lot  on: “ Get 
 up! Take  your  wife  and  your  two daugh ters 
 who  are  here,  or  you  will  be  swept  away  in  the 
pun ish ment e  of  the  city .” 16  But  he hes i tat ed. Be cause  of  the  L ord’ s com pas sion  for  him,  the 
 men  grabbed  his  hand,  his  wife’s  hand,  and 
 the  hands  of  his  two daugh ters. They  brought 
 him  out  and  left  him out side  the  city . 17  As  soon  as  the an gels  got  them out side, 
 one  of  them f  said, “ Run  for  your  lives! Don’t 
 look  back  and  don’t  stop any where  on  the 
 plain! Run  to  the moun tains,  or  you  will  be 
 swept  away! ”
18  But  Lot  said  to  them, “ No,  my  lords g  —  
 please. 19  Your ser vant  has in deed  found fa vor 
 with  you,  and  you  have  shown  me  great kind-
ness  by sav ing  my  life. But  I  can’t  run  to  the 
moun tains;  the di sas ter  will over take  me,  and 
 I  will  die. 20  Look,  this  town  is  close  enough 
 for  me  to  flee  to. It  is  a  small  place.


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Please  let 
 me  run  to  it  —   it’s  only  a  small  place,  isn’t  it? —   so  that  I  can sur vive.”
21  And  he  said  to  him, “ All  right, h  I’ll  grant 
 your re quest i  about  this mat ter  too  and  will  not 
de mol ish  the  town  you men tioned. 22 Hur ry  up!


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Run  to  it,  for  I can not  do any thing un til  you  get 
 there.” There fore  the  name  of  the  city  is  Zoar. j
23  The  sun  had ris en  over  the  land  when  Lot 
 reached  Zoar. 24  Then  out  of  the  sky  the  L ord 
 rained  on Sod om  and Go mor rah burn ing sul fur 
 from  the  L ord. 25  He de mol ished  these cit ies, 
 the en tire  plain,  all  the in hab i tants  of  the cit ies, 
 and what ev er  grew  on  the  ground. 26  But  Lot’s 
 wife  looked  back  and be came  a pil lar  of  salt. 27 Ear ly  in  the morn ing Abra ham  went  to 
 the  place  where  he  had  stood be fore  the  L ord. 28  He  looked  down to ward Sod om  and Go mor-
rah  and  all  the  land  of  the  plain,  and  he  saw 
 that  smoke  was go ing  up  from  the  land  like 
 the  smoke  of  a fur nace. 29  So  it  was,  when  God 
de stroyed  the cit ies  of  the  plain,  he re mem-
bered Abra ham  and  brought  Lot  out  of  the 
mid dle  of  the upheaval  when  he de mol ished 
 the cit ies  where  Lot  had  lived. THE ORIGIN OF MOAB AND AMMON
30  Lot de part ed  from  Zoar  and  lived  in  the 
moun tains  along  with  his  two daugh ters, be-
cause  he  was  afraid  to  live  in  Zoar. In stead,  he 
 and  his  two daugh ters  lived  in  a  cave.


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31  Then 
 the first born  said  to  the youn ger, “ Our fa ther 
 is  old,  and  there  is  no  man  in  the  land  to  sleep 
a 19:8 Lit do what is good in your eyes   b 19:10 Lit men, also in v . 12   c 19:11 Or a blinding light   d 19:14 Lit take   e 19:15 Or 
iniquity, or guilt   f 19:17 LXX, Syr , Vg read outside, they   g 19:18 Or my Lord, or my lord   h 19:21 Or “Look!


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i 19:21 Lit I will lift 
up your face   j 19:22 In Hb, the name Zoar is related to “small” in v . 20; its previous name was “Bela”; Gn 14:2.


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 with  us  as  is  the cus tom  of  all  the  land. 32  Come, 
 let’s  get  our fa ther  to  drink  wine  so  that  we 
 can  sleep  with  him  and pre serve  our fa ther’s 
 line.” 33  So  they  got  their fa ther  to  drink  wine 
 that  night,  and  the first born  came  and  slept 
 with  her fa ther;  he  did  not  know  when  she 
 lay  down  or  when  she  got  up. 34  The  next  day  the first born  said  to  the youn-
ger, “ Look,  I  slept  with  my fa ther  last  night. Let’s  get  him  to  drink  wine  again to night  so 
 you  can  go  sleep  with  him  and  we  can pre serve 
 our fa ther’s  line.” 35  That  night  they  again  got 
 their fa ther  to  drink  wine,  and  the youn ger 
 went  and  slept  with  him;  he  did  not  know 
 when  she  lay  down  or  when  she  got  up. 36  So  both  of  Lot’s daugh ters be came preg-
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37  The first born  gave  birth 
 to  a  son  and  named  him  Moab. a  He  is  the fa-
ther  of  the Mo ab ites  of to day . 38  The youn ger 
 also  gave  birth  to  a  son,  and  she  named  him 
Ben-am mi. b  He  is  the fa ther  of  the Am mon-
ites  of to day . SARAH RESCUED FROM ABIMELECH
20 
 From  there Abra ham trav eled  to  the 
re gion  of  the Ne gev  and set tled be tween 
Ka desh  and  Shur. While  he  was stay ing  in Ge-
rar, 2 Abra ham  said  about  his  wife Sar ah, “ She 
 is  my sis ter.”  So  King Abim e lech  of Ge rar  had 
Sar ah  brought  to  him. 3  But  God  came  to Abim e lech  in  a  dream  by 
 night  and  said  to  him, “ You  are  about  to  die 
be cause  of  the wom an  you  have tak en,  for 
 she  is  a mar ried wom an.” c
4  Now Abim e lech  had  not ap proached  her, 
 so  he  said, “ Lord,  would  you de stroy  a na tion 
 even  though  it  is in no cent? 5  Didn’t  he him self 
 say  to  me, ‘ She  is  my sis ter’?


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And  she her self 
 said, ‘ He  is  my broth er.’  I  did  this  with  a  clear 
con science d  and  clean e  hands.”
6  Then  God  said  to  him  in  the  dream, “ Yes,  I 
 know  that  you  did  this  with  a  clear con science. f 
 I  have  also  kept  you  from sin ning  against  me.


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There fore  I  have  not  let  you  touch  her. 7  Now 
re turn  the  man’s  wife,  for  he  is  a proph et,  and 
 he  will  pray  for  you  and  you  will  live. But  if  you 
 do  not re turn  her,  know  that  you  will cer tain ly 
 die,  you  and  all  who  are  yours.”
8 Ear ly  in  the morn ing Abim e lech  got  up, 
 called  all  his ser vants to geth er,  and per son-
al ly g  told  them  all  these  things,  and  the  men 
 were ter ri fied. 9  Then Abim e lech  called Abra ham  in  and  said 
 to  him, “ What  have  you  done  to  us?


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How  did 
 I  sin  against  you  that  you  have  brought  such 
enor mous  guilt  on  me  and  on  my king dom? You  have  done  things  to  me  that  should nev er 
 be  done.” 10 Abim e lech  also  asked Abra ham, 
“ What  made  you  do  this? ”
11 Abra ham re plied, “ I  thought, ‘ There  is ab-
so lute ly  no  fear  of  God  in  this  place. They  will 
 kill  me be cause  of  my  wife.’ 12 Be sides,  she 
real ly  is  my sis ter,  the daugh ter  of  my fa ther 
 though  not  the daugh ter  of  my moth er,  and 
 she be came  my  wife. 13  So  when  God  had  me 
wan der  from  my fa ther’s  house,  I  said  to  her: 
 Show  your loy al ty  to  me wher ev er  we  go  and 
 say  about  me: ‘ He’s  my broth er.’ ”
14  Then Abim e lech  took  flocks  and  herds  and 
 male  and fe male  slaves,  gave  them  to Abra ham, 
 and re turned  his  wife Sar ah  to  him. 15 Abim e lech 
 said, “ Look,  my  land  is be fore  you. Set tle wher-
ev er  you  want.” h 16  And  he  said  to Sar ah, “ Look, 
 I  am giv ing  your broth er  one thou sand  pieces 
 of sil ver.


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It  is  a verification  of  your hon or i  to 
 all  who  are  with  you. You  are ful ly vin di cat ed.”
17  Then Abra ham  prayed  to  God,  and  God 
 healed Abim e lech,  his  wife,  and  his fe male 
 slaves  so  that  they  could  bear chil dren, 18  for 
 the  L ord  had com plete ly  closed  all  the  wombs 
 in Abim e lech’s house hold  on ac count  of Sar-
ah, Abra ham’s  wife. THE BIRTH OF ISAAC
21 
 The  L ord  came  to Sar ah  as  he  had  said, 
 and  the  L ord  did  for Sar ah  what  he  had 
prom ised. 2 Sar ah be came preg nant  and  bore 
 a  son  to Abra ham  in  his  old  age,  at  the ap-
point ed  time  God  had  told  him. 3 Abra ham 
 named  his  son  who  was  born  to  him  —   the 
 one Sar ah  bore  to  him  —   Isaac. 4  When  his 
 son  Isaac  was  eight  days  old, Abra ham cir-
cum cised  him,  as  God  had com mand ed  him. 5 Abra ham  was  a hun dred  years  old  when  his 
 son  Isaac  was  born  to  him. 6 Sar ah  said, “ God  has  made  me  laugh,  and 
ev ery one  who  hears  will  laugh  with  me.” j 7  She 
 also  said, “ Who  would  have  told Abra ham  that 
Sar ah  would  nurse chil dren? Yet  I  have  borne 
 a  son  for  him k  in  his  old  age.”
HAGAR AND ISHMAEL SENT AWAY
8  The  child  grew  and  was  weaned,  and Abra-
ham  held  a  great  feast  on  the  day  Isaac  was 
a 19:37 = From My Father   b 19:38 = Son of My People   c 20:3 Lit is possessed by a husband   d 20:5 Lit with integrity of my heart   
e 20:5 Lit cleanness of my   f 20:6 Lit with integrity of your heart   g 20:8 Lit in their ears   h 20:15 Lit Settle in the good in your 
eyes   i 20:16 Lit a covering of the eyes   j 21:6 Isaac = He Laughs; Gn 17:19   k 21:7 Sam, Tg Jonathan; MT omits him
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 weaned. 9  But Sar ah  saw  the  son mock ing  
—   the  one Ha gar  the Egyp tian  had  borne  to 
Abra ham. 10  So  she  said  to Abra ham, “ Drive 
 out  this  slave  with  her  son,  for  the  son  of  this 
 slave  will  not  be  a coheir  with  my  son  Isaac! ”
11  This  was  very dis tress ing  to a Abra ham 
be cause  of  his  son. 12  But  God  said  to Abra-
ham, “ Do  not  be dis tressed b  about  the  boy 
 and  about  your  slave. What ev er Sar ah  says 
 to  you, lis ten  to  her, be cause  your off spring 
 will  be  traced  through  Isaac, 13  and  I  will  also 
 make  a na tion  of  the  slave’s  son be cause  he 
 is  your off spring.”
14 Ear ly  in  the morn ing Abra ham  got  up,  took 
 bread  and  a waterskin,  put  them  on Ha gar’s 
shoul ders,  and  sent  her  and  the  boy  away . She  left  and wan dered  in  the Wil der ness  of 
Be er-she ba.


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15  When  the wa ter  in  the  skin  was 
 gone,  she  left  the  boy un der  one  of  the bush es 
16  and  went  and  sat  at  a dis tance,  about  a bow-
shot  away ,  for  she  said, “ I  can’t  bear  to  watch 
 the  boy  die! ”  While  she  sat  at  a dis tance,  she c 
 wept loud ly . 17  God  heard  the  boy cry ing,  and  the d an gel 
 of  God  called  to Ha gar  from heav en  and  said 
 to  her, “ What’s  wrong, Ha gar? Don’t  be  afraid, 
 for  God  has  heard  the  boy cry ing  from  the 
 place  where  he  is. 18  Get  up,  help  the  boy  up, 
 and  grasp  his  hand,  for  I  will  make  him  a  great 
na tion.” 19  Then  God  opened  her  eyes,  and  she 
 saw  a  well. So  she  went  and  filled  the waterskin 
 and  gave  the  boy  a  drink.


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20  God  was  with  the 
 boy ,  and  he  grew;  he set tled  in  the wil der ness 
 and be came  an ar cher.


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21  He set tled  in  the Wil-
der ness  of Pa ran,  and  his moth er  got  a  wife 
 for  him  from  the  land  of  Egypt. ABRAHAM’S COVENANT WITH ABIMELECH
22  At  that  time Abim e lech, ac com pa nied  by 
Phi col  the com mand er  of  his  army ,  said  to 
Abra ham, “ God  is  with  you  in ev ery thing  you 
 do. 23  Swear  to  me  by  God  here  and  now ,  that 
 you  will  not  break  an agree ment  with  me  or 
 with  my chil dren  and de scen dants. As  I  have 
 been loy al  to  you,  so  you  will  be loy al  to  me  and 
 to  the coun try  where  you  are  a res i dent  alien.”
24  And Abra ham  said, “ I  swear  it.” 25  But Abra-
ham com plained  to Abim e lech be cause  of  the 
 well  that Abim e lech’s ser vants  had  seized. 26 Abim e lech re plied, “ I  don’t  know  who  did 
 this  thing. You  didn’t re port any thing  to  me, 
 so  I hadn’t  heard  about  it un til to day .”
27 Abra ham  took  flocks  and  herds  and  gave 
 them  to Abim e lech,  and  the  two  of  them  made 
 a cov enant. 28 Abra ham sep a rat ed sev en  ewe 
 lambs  from  the  flock.


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29  And Abim e lech  said 
 to Abra ham, “ Why  have  you sep a rat ed  these 
sev en  ewe  lambs? ”
30  He re plied, “ You  are  to ac cept  the sev en 
 ewe  lambs  from  me  so  that  this  act e  will  serve 
 as  my wit ness  that  I  dug  this  well.” 31 There fore 
 that  place  was  called Be er-she ba f be cause 
 it  was  there  that  the  two  of  them  swore  an 
 oath. 32 Af ter  they  had  made  a cov enant  at 
Be er-she ba, Abim e lech  and Phi col,  the com-
mand er  of  his  army ,  left  and re turned  to  the 
 land  of  the Phi lis tines. 33 Abra ham plant ed  a tam a risk  tree  in Be er-
she ba,  and  there  he  called  on  the  name  of  the 
 L ord,  the Ever last ing  God. 34  And Abra ham 
 lived  as  an  alien  in  the  land  of  the Phi lis tines 
 for  many  days. THE SACRIFICE OF ISAAC
22 
Af ter  these  things  God test ed Abra ham 
 and  said  to  him, “ Abra ham!


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“ Here  I  am,”  he an swered. 2 “ Take  your  son,”  he  said, “ your  only  son 
 Isaac,  whom  you  love,  go  to  the  land  of Mo-
ri ah,  and off  er  him  there  as  a  burnt off  er ing 
 on  one  of  the moun tains  I  will  tell  you  about.”
3  So Abra ham  got  up ear ly  in  the morn ing, 
sad dled  his don key ,  and  took  with  him  two  of 
 his  young  men  and  his  son  Isaac. He  split  wood 
 for  a  burnt off  er ing  and  set  out  to  go  to  the 
 place  God  had  told  him  about. 4  On  the  third 
 day Abra ham  looked  up  and  saw  the  place 
 in  the dis tance. 5  Then Abra ham  said  to  his 
 young  men, “ Stay  here  with  the don key . The 
 boy  and  I  will  go  over  there  to wor ship;  then 
 we’ll  come  back  to  you.” 6 Abra ham  took  the 
 wood  for  the  burnt off  er ing  and  laid  it  on  his 
 son  Isaac. In  his  hand  he  took  the  fire  and  the 
 knife,  and  the  two  of  them  walked  on to geth er. 7  Then  Isaac  spoke  to  his fa ther Abra ham 
 and  said, “ My fa ther.”
 And  he re plied, “ Here  I  am,  my  son.”
 Isaac  said, “ The  fire  and  the  wood  are  here, 
 but  where  is  the  lamb  for  the  burnt off  er ing? ”
8 Abra ham an swered, “ God him self  will pro-
vide g  the  lamb  for  the  burnt off  er ing,  my  son.” 
 Then  the  two  of  them  walked  on to geth er. 9  When  they ar rived  at  the  place  that  God 
 had  told  him  about, Abra ham  built  the al tar 
a 21:11 Lit was very bad in the eyes of   b 21:12 Lit “Let it not be bad in your eyes   c 21:16 LXX reads the boy   d 21:17 Or an   
e 21:30 Lit that it   f 21:31 = Well of the Oath, or Seven Wells   g 22:8 Lit see
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 there  and ar ranged  the  wood. He  bound  his 
 son  Isaac a  and  placed  him  on  the al tar  on  top 
 of  the  wood. 10  Then Abra ham  reached  out  and 
 took  the  knife  to slaugh ter  his  son. 11  But  the an gel  of  the  L ord  called  to  him 
 from heav en  and  said, “ Abra ham, Abra ham! ”
 He re plied, “ Here  I  am.”
12  Then  he  said, “ Do  not  lay  a  hand  on  the  boy 
 or  do any thing  to  him. For  now  I  know  that 
 you  fear  God,  since  you  have  not with held 
 your  only  son  from  me.” 13 Abra ham  looked 
 up  and  saw  a  ram b  caught  in  the thick et  by 
 its  horns. So Abra ham  went  and  took  the  ram 
 and off  ered  it  as  a  burnt off  er ing  in  place  of 
 his  son. 14  And Abra ham  named  that  place 
 The  L ord  Will Pro vide, c  so to day  it  is  said: “ It 
 will  be pro vid ed d  on  the  L ord’ s moun tain.”
15  Then  the an gel  of  the  L ord  called  to Abra-
ham  a sec ond  time  from heav en 16  and  said, 
“ By my self  I  have  sworn,”  this  is  the  L ord’ s 
dec la ra tion: “Be cause  you  have  done  this  thing 
 and  have  not with held  your  only  son, 17  I  will 
in deed  bless  you  and  make  your off spring  as 
nu mer ous  as  the  stars  of  the  sky  and  the  sand 
 on  the sea shore. Your off spring  will pos sess  the 
 city  gates  of  their en e mies.


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18  And  all  the na tions 
 of  the  earth  will  be  blessed e  by  your off spring 
be cause  you  have  obeyed  my com mand.”
19 Abra ham  went  back  to  his  young  men,  and 
 they  got  up  and  went to geth er  to Be er-she ba. And Abra ham set tled  in Be er-she ba. REBEKAH’S FAMILY
20  Now af ter  these  things Abra ham  was  told, 
“Mil cah  also  has  borne  sons  to  your broth-
er Na hor: 21  Uz  his first born,  his broth er  Buz, 
Kem u el  the fa ther  of  Aram, 22 Chesed,  Hazo, 
Pil dash, Jid laph,  and Be thu el.” 23  And Be thu el 
fa thered Re bek ah. Mil cah  bore  these  eight  to 
Na hor, Abra ham’s broth er.


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24  His con cu bine, 
 whose  name  was Reu mah,  also  bore Te bah, 
Ga ham, Ta hash,  and Ma a cah. SARAH’S BURIAL
23 
 Now Sar ah  lived  127  years;  these  were 
 all  the  years  of  her  life. 2 Sar ah  died 
 in Kiriath-arba ( that  is, He bron)  in  the  land 
 of Ca naan,  and Abra ham  went  to  mourn  for 
Sar ah  and  to  weep  for  her. 3  Then Abra ham  got  up  from be side  his  dead 
 wife  and  spoke  to  the Heth ites: 4 “ I  am  an  alien 
residing  among  you. Give  me buri al prop er ty 
 among  you  so  that  I  can  bury  my  dead.” f
5  The Heth ites re plied  to Abra ham, g 6 “Lis ten 
 to  us,  my  lord. You  are  a  prince  of  God h  among 
 us. Bury  your  dead  in  our fin est buri al  place. i 
 None  of  us  will with hold  from  you  his buri al 
 place  for bury ing  your  dead.”
7  Then Abra ham  rose  and  bowed  down  to 
 the Heth ites,  the peo ple  of  the  land. 8  He  said 
 to  them, “ If  you  are will ing  for  me  to  bury 
 my  dead, lis ten  to  me  and  ask  Ephron  son  of 
Zo har  on  my be half 9  to  give  me  the  cave  of 
Mach pe lah  that be longs  to  him;  it  is  at  the 
 end  of  his  field. Let  him  give  it  to  me  in  your 
pres ence,  for  the  full  price,  as buri al prop er ty .”
10  Ephron  was sit ting  among  the Heth ites.


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So 
 in  the hear ing j  of  all  the Heth ites  who  came 
 to  the  gate  of  his  city ,  Ephron  the Heth ite an-
swered Abra ham: 11 “ No,  my  lord.


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I  give  it  to  you  in  the  sight k  of  my 
peo ple. Bury  your  dead.”
12 Abra ham  bowed  down  to  the peo ple  of 
 the  land 13  and  said  to  Ephron  in  the hear ing 
 of  the peo ple  of  the  land, “Lis ten  to  me,  if  you 
 please. Let  me  pay  the  price  of  the  field. Ac cept 
 it  from  me,  and  let  me  bury  my  dead  there.”
14  Ephron an swered Abra ham  and  said 
 to  him, 15 “ My  lord, lis ten  to  me. Land  worth 
 four hun dred shek  els  of sil ver  —   what  is 
 that be tween  you  and  me? Bury  your  dead.” 
16 Abra ham  agreed  with  Ephron,  and Abra-
ham  weighed  out  to  Ephron  the sil ver  that 
 he  had  agreed  to  in  the hear ing  of  the Heth-
ites:  four hun dred stan dard shek els l  of sil ver. 17  So  Ephron’s  field  at Mach pe lah  near Mam-
re  —   the  field  with  its  cave  and  all  the  trees 
any where with in  the bound aries  of  the  field  
—  be came 18 Abra ham’s pos ses sion  in  the  sight 
 of  all  the Heth ites  who  came  to  the  gate  of  his 
 city . 19 Af ter  this, Abra ham bur ied  his  wife 
Sar ah  in  the  cave  of  the  field  at Mach pe lah 
 near Mam re ( that  is, He bron)  in  the  land  of 
Ca naan. 20  The  field  with  its  cave  passed  from 
 the Heth ites  to Abra ham  as buri al prop er ty . A WIFE FOR ISAAC
24 
Abra ham  was  now  old, get ting  on  in 
 years, m  and  the  L ord  had  blessed  him 
 in ev ery thing. 2 Abra ham  said  to  his ser vant, 
 the el der  of  his house hold  who man aged  all 
a 22:9 Or Isaac hand and foot   b 22:13 Some Hb mss, Sam, LXX, Syr , Tg; other Hb mss read saw behind him a ram    
c 22:14 = Yahweh-yireh   d 22:14 Or “He will be seen   e 22:18 Or will bless themselves, or  will find blessing   f 23:4 Lit dead 
from before me   g 23:5 Lit Abraham, saying to him   h 23:6 Or a mighty prince   i 23:6 Or finest graves   j 23:10 Lit ears, also 
in vv . 13,16   k 23:11 Lit in the eyes of the sons   l 23:16 Lit 400 shekels passing to the merchant   m 24:1 Lit days
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 he  owned, “ Place  your  hand un der  my  thigh, 
3  and  I  will  have  you  swear  by  the  L ord,  God 
 of heav en  and  God  of  earth,  that  you  will  not 
 take  a  wife  for  my  son  from  the daugh ters  of 
 the Ca naan ites  among  whom  I  live, 4  but  will 
 go  to  my  land  and  my fam i ly  to  take  a  wife  for 
 my  son  Isaac.”
5  The ser vant  said  to  him, “Sup pose  the 
wom an  is un will ing  to fol low  me  to  this  land? Should  I  have  your  son  go  back  to  the  land 
 you  came  from? ”
6 Abra ham an swered  him, “ Make  sure  that 
 you  don’t  take  my  son  back  there. 7  The  L ord, 
 the  God  of heav en,  who  took  me  from  my fa-
ther’s  house  and  from  my na tive  land,  who 
 spoke  to  me  and  swore  to  me, ‘ I  will  give  this 
 land  to  your off spring’  —   he  will  send  his an-
gel be fore  you,  and  you  can  take  a  wife  for  my 
 son  from  there. 8  If  the wom an  is un will ing  to 
fol low  you,  then  you  are  free  from  this  oath 
 to  me,  but  don’t  let  my  son  go  back  there.” 9  So 
 the ser vant  placed  his  hand un der  his mas ter 
Abra ham’s  thigh  and  swore  an  oath  to  him 
con cern ing  this mat ter. 10  The ser vant  took  ten  of  his mas ter’s cam-
els,  and  with  all  kinds  of  his mas ter’s  goods  in 
 hand,  he  went  to Aram-na ha ra im,  to Na hor’s 
 town. 11  At eve ning,  the  time  when wom en 
 went  out  to  draw wa ter,  he  made  the cam els 
 kneel be side  a  well out side  the  town. 12 “ L ord,  God  of  my mas ter Abra ham,”  he 
 prayed, “ make  this hap pen  for  me to day ,  and 
 show kind ness  to  my mas ter Abra ham. 13  I  am 
stand ing  here  at  the  spring  where  the daugh-
ters  of  the  men  of  the  town  are com ing  out 
 to  draw wa ter. 14  Let  the  girl  to  whom  I  say , 
‘ Please low er  your wa ter  jug  so  that  I  may 
 drink,’  and  who responds, ‘ Drink,  and  I’ll wa-
ter  your cam els  also’  —   let  her  be  the  one  you 
 have ap point ed  for  your ser vant  Isaac. By  this 
 I  will  know  that  you  have  shown kind ness  to 
 my mas ter.”
15 Be fore  he  had fin ished speak ing,  there 
 was Re bek ah  —  daugh ter  of Be thu el  son  of 
Mil cah,  the  wife  of Abra ham’s broth er Na hor  
—  com ing  with  a  jug  on  her shoul der. 16  Now 
 the  girl  was  very beau ti ful,  a vir gin  —   no  man 
 had  been in ti mate  with  her.


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She  went  down  to 
 the  spring,  filled  her  jug,  and  came  up. 17  Then 
 the ser vant  ran  to  meet  her  and  said, “ Please 
 let  me  have  a lit tle wa ter  from  your  jug.”
18  She re plied, “ Drink,  my  lord.”  She quick ly 
low ered  her  jug  to  her  hand  and  gave  him  a 
 drink. 19  When  she  had fin ished giv ing  him  a 
 drink,  she  said, “ I’ll  also  draw wa ter  for  your 
cam els un til  they  have  had  enough  to  drink.” a 
20  She quick ly emp tied  her  jug  into  the  trough 
 and hur ried  to  the  well  again  to  draw wa ter. She  drew wa ter  for  all  his cam els 21  while  the 
 man silently  watched  her  to  see wheth er  or 
 not  the  L ord  had  made  his jour ney  a suc cess. 22  As  the cam els fin ished drink ing,  the  man 
 took  a  gold  ring weigh ing  half  a shek el,  and  for 
 her  wrists  two brace lets weigh ing  ten shek els 
 of  gold. 23 “ Whose daugh ter  are  you?


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“ Please  tell  me,  is  there  room  in  your fa ther’s 
 house  for  us  to  spend  the  night? ”
24  She an swered  him, “ I  am  the daugh ter  of 
Be thu el  son  of Mil cah,  whom  she  bore  to Na-
hor.” 25  She  also  said  to  him, “ We  have plen ty  of 
 straw  and  feed  and  a  place  to  spend  the  night.”
26  Then  the  man  knelt  low , wor shiped  the 
 L ord, 27  and  said, “ Blessed  be  the  L ord,  the  God 
 of  my mas ter Abra ham,  who  has  not with held 
 his kind ness  and faith ful ness  from  my mas ter. As  for  me,  the  L ord  has  led  me  on  the jour ney 
 to  the  house  of  my mas ter’s rel a tives.”
28  The  girl  ran  and  told  her moth er’s house-
hold  about  these  things. 29  Now Re bek ah  had 
 a broth er  named La ban,  and La ban  ran  out 
 to  the  man  at  the  spring. 30  As  soon  as  he  had 
 seen  the  ring  and  the brace lets  on  his sis ter’s 
 wrists,  and  when  he  had  heard  his sis ter Re-
bek ah’s  words  —  “ The  man  said  this  to  me! ”  
—   he  went  to  the  man.


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He  was stand ing  there 
 by  the cam els  at  the  spring. 31 La ban  said, “ Come,  you  who  are  blessed 
 by  the  L ord. Why  are  you stand ing  out  here? I  have pre pared  the  house  and  a  place  for  the 
cam els.” 32  So  the  man  came  to  the  house,  and 
 the cam els  were un load ed. Straw  and  feed  were 
giv en  to  the cam els,  and wa ter  was  brought  to 
 wash  his  feet  and  the  feet  of  the  men  with  him. 33  A  meal  was  set be fore  him,  but  he  said, “ I 
 will  not  eat un til  I  have  said  what  I  have  to  say .”
 So La ban  said, “ Please  speak.”
34 “ I  am Abra ham’s ser vant,”  he  said. 35 “ The 
 L ord  has great ly  blessed  my mas ter,  and  he 
 has be come  rich.


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He  has giv en  him  flocks  and 
 herds, sil ver  and  gold,  male  and fe male  slaves, 
 and cam els  and don keys. 36 Sar ah,  my mas-
ter’s  wife,  bore  a  son  to  my mas ter  in  her b 
 old  age,  and  he  has giv en  him ev ery thing  he 
 owns. 37  My mas ter  put  me un der  this  oath: 
‘ You  will  not  take  a  wife  for  my  son  from  the 
daugh ters  of  the Ca naan ites  in  whose  land  I 
a 24:19 Lit they are finished drinking   b 24:36 Sam, LXX read his
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 live 38  but  will  go  to  my fa ther’s fam i ly  and  to 
 my  clan  to  take  a  wife  for  my  son.’ 39  But  I  said 
 to  my mas ter, ‘Sup pose  the wom an  will  not 
 come  back  with  me? ’ 40  He  said  to  me, ‘ The 
 L ord be fore  whom  I  have  walked  will  send 
 his an gel  with  you  and  make  your jour ney  a 
suc cess,  and  you  will  take  a  wife  for  my  son 
 from  my  clan  and  from  my fa ther’s fam i ly . 41  Then  you  will  be  free  from  my  oath  if  you 
 go  to  my fam i ly  and  they  do  not  give  her  to 
 you  —   you  will  be  free  from  my  oath.’
42 “To day  when  I  came  to  the  spring,  I  prayed: 
 L ord,  God  of  my mas ter Abra ham,  if  only  you 
 will  make  my jour ney suc cess ful! 43  I  am stand-
ing  here  at  a  spring. Let  the  young wom an a 
 who  comes  out  to  draw wa ter,  and  I  say  to  her, 
‘ Please  let  me  drink  a lit tle wa ter  from  your 
 jug,’ 44  and  who responds  to  me, ‘ Drink,  and 
 I’ll  draw wa ter  for  your cam els  also’  —   let 
 her  be  the wom an  the  L ord  has ap point ed 
 for  my mas ter’s  son. 45 “Be fore  I  had fin ished pray ing silently , 
 there  was Re bek ah com ing  with  her  jug  on 
 her shoul der,  and  she  went  down  to  the  spring 
 and  drew wa ter. So  I  said  to  her, ‘ Please  let  me 
 have  a  drink.’ 46  She quick ly low ered  her  jug 
 from  her shoul der  and  said, ‘ Drink,  and  I’ll 
wa ter  your cam els  also.’  So  I  drank,  and  she 
 also wa tered  the cam els. 47  Then  I  asked  her, 
‘ Whose daugh ter  are  you? ’  She re spond ed, 
‘ The daugh ter  of Be thu el  son  of Na hor,  whom 
Mil cah  bore  to  him.’  So  I  put  the  ring  on  her 
 nose  and  the brace lets  on  her  wrists. 48  Then 
 I  knelt  low , wor shiped  the  L ord,  and  blessed 
 the  L ord,  the  God  of  my mas ter Abra ham, 
 who guid ed  me  on  the  right  way  to  take  the 
grand daugh ter  of  my mas ter’s broth er  for  his 
 son. 49  Now ,  if  you  are go ing  to  show kind ness 
 and faith ful ness  to  my mas ter,  tell  me;  if  not, 
 tell  me,  and  I  will  go else where.” b
50 La ban  and Be thu el an swered, “ This  is  from 
 the  L ord;  we  have  no  choice  in  the mat ter. c 
51 Re bek ah  is  here  in  front  of  you. Take  her  and 
 go,  and  let  her  be  a  wife  for  your mas ter’s  son, 
 just  as  the  L ord  has spo ken.”
52  When Abra ham’s ser vant  heard  their 
 words,  he  bowed  to  the  ground be fore  the 
 L ord. 53  Then  he  brought  out ob jects  of sil ver 
 and  gold,  and gar ments,  and  gave  them  to 
Re bek ah.


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54  Then  he  and  the  men 
 with  him  ate  and  drank  and  spent  the  night. When  they  got  up  in  the morn ing,  he  said, 
“ Send  me  to  my mas ter.”
55  But  her broth er  and moth er  said, “ Let  the 
 girl  stay  with  us  for  about  ten  days. d  Then 
 she e  can  go.”
56  But  he re spond ed  to  them, “ Do  not de lay 
 me,  since  the  L ord  has  made  my jour ney  a 
suc cess. Send  me  away  so  that  I  may  go  to 
 my mas ter.”
57  So  they  said, “ Let’s  call  the  girl  and  ask 
 her opin ion.” f
58  They  called Re bek ah  and  said  to  her, “ Will 
 you  go  with  this  man? ”
 She re plied, “ I  will  go.” 59  So  they  sent  away 
 their sis ter Re bek ah  with  the  one  who  had 
 nursed  and  raised  her, g  and Abra ham’s ser-
vant  and  his  men. 60  They  blessed Re bek ah, say ing  to  her:
  Our sister, may you become
  thousands upon ten thousands. May your offspring possess
  the city gates of their  h enemies. 61  Then Re bek ah  and  her fe male ser vants 
 got  up, mount ed  the cam els,  and fol lowed  the 
 man.


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So  the ser vant  took Re bek ah  and  left. 62  Now  Isaac  was re turn ing  from Be er-la-
hai-roi, i  for  he  was liv ing  in  the Ne gev re gion. 63  In  the ear ly eve ning  Isaac  went  out  to  walk j 
 in  the  field,  and look ing  up  he  saw cam els 
com ing. 64 Re bek ah  looked  up,  and  when  she 
 saw  Isaac,  she  got  down  from  her cam el 65  and 
 asked  the ser vant, “ Who  is  that  man  in  the 
 field com ing  to  meet  us? ”
 The ser vant an swered, “ It  is  my mas ter.”  So 
 she  took  her  veil  and cov ered her self. 66  Then 
 the ser vant  told  Isaac ev ery thing  he  had  done. 67  And  Isaac  brought  her  into  the  tent  of  his 
moth er Sar ah  and  took Re bek ah  to  be  his  wife. Isaac  loved  her,  and  he  was com fort ed af ter 
 his moth er’s  death. ABRAHAM’S OTHER WIFE AND SONS
25 
Abra ham  had tak en k an oth er  wife, 
 whose  name  was Ke tu rah, 2  and  she 
 bore  him Zim ran, Jok shan, Me dan, Mid i an, 
Ish bak,  and Shu ah. 3 Jok shan fa thered She ba 
 and De dan.


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De dan’s  sons  were  the As shu rim, 
Le tu shim,  and Le um mim. 4  And Mid i an’s  sons 
 were  Ephah,  Epher, Ha noch, Abi da,  and El da ah.


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5 Abra ham  gave 
ev ery thing  he  owned  to  Isaac. 6  But Abra ham 
a 24:43 Or the virgin   b 24:49 Lit go to the right or to the left   c 24:50 Lit we cannot say to you anything bad or good   
d 24:55 Lit us days or tenth   e 24:55 Or you   f 24:57 Lit mouth   g 24:59 Lit with her wet nurse ; Gn 35:8   h 24:60 Lit his   
i 24:62 = A Well of the Living One Who Sees Me   j 24:63 Or pray, or meditate ; Hb obscure   k 25:1 Or Abraham took
 19 GENESIS 24-25
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 gave  gifts  to  the  sons  of  his con cu bines,  and 
 while  he  was  still  alive  he  sent  them east ward, 
 away  from  his  son  Isaac,  to  the  land  of  the  East. ABRAHAM’S DEATH
7  This  is  the  length  of Abra ham’s  life: a  175 
 years.


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8  He  took  his  last  breath  and  died  at  a 
 good  old  age,  old  and con tent ed, b  and  he  was 
gath ered  to  his peo ple. 9  His  sons  Isaac  and 
Ish ma el bur ied  him  in  the  cave  of Mach pe-
lah  near Mam re,  in  the  field  of  Ephron  son 
 of Zo har  the Heth ite. 10  This  was  the  field  that 
Abra ham  bought  from  the Heth ites. Abra ham 
 was bur ied  there  with  his  wife Sar ah. 11 Af ter 
Abra ham’s  death,  God  blessed  his  son  Isaac, 
 who  lived  near Be er-la hai-roi. ISHMAEL’S FAMILY RECORDS
12  These  are  the fam i ly rec ords  of Abra ham’s 
 son Ish ma el,  whom Ha gar  the Egyp tian, Sar ah’s 
 slave,  bore  to Abra ham. 13  These  are  the  names 
 of Ish ma el’s  sons;  their  names ac cord ing  to  the 
fam i ly rec ords  are Ne ba ioth, Ish ma el’s first-
born,  then Ke dar, Ad be el, Mib sam, 14 Mish ma, 
Du mah, Mas sa, 15 Ha dad,  Tema, Je tur, Na phish, 
 and Ked e mah. 16  These  are Ish ma el’s  sons,  and 
 these  are  their  names  by  their set tle ments 
 and encampments:  twelve lead ers c  of  their 
 clans. d 17  This  is  the  length e  of Ish ma el’s  life: 
 137  years. He  took  his  last  breath  and  died, 
 and  was gath ered  to  his peo ple. 18  And  they f 
set tled  from Hav i lah  to  Shur,  which  is op po site 
 Egypt  as  you  go to ward As shur.


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g  He h  stayed 
 near i  all  his rel a tives. THE BIRTH OF JACOB AND ESAU
19  These  are  the fam i ly rec ords  of  Isaac  son  of 
Abra ham.


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Abra ham fa thered  Isaac. 20  Isaac 
 was for ty  years  old  when  he  took  as  his  wife 
Re bek ah daugh ter  of Be thu el  the Ar a me an 
 from Paddan-aram  and sis ter  of La ban  the 
Ar a me an. 21  Isaac  prayed  to  the  L ord  on be-
half  of  his  wife be cause  she  was child less. The  L ord  was receptive  to  his  prayer,  and  his 
 wife Re bek ah con ceived. 22  But  the chil dren 
in side  her strug gled  with  each oth er,  and  she 
 said, “ Why  is  this hap pen ing  to  me?


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” j  So  she 
 went  to in quire  of  the  L ord. 23  And  the  L ord 
 said  to  her:
  Two nations are in your womb;
  two peoples will come from you 
and be separated. One people will be stronger 
than the other,
  and the older will serve the younger.


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24  When  her  time  came  to  give  birth,  there 
 were in deed  twins  in  her  womb. 25  The  first  one 
 came  out red-looking, k cov ered  with  hair l  like 
 a  fur  coat,  and  they  named  him  Esau. 26 Af ter 
 this,  his broth er  came  out grasp ing  Esau’s 
 heel  with  his  hand. So  he  was  named Ja cob. m 
 Isaac  was six ty  years  old  when  they  were  born. ESAU SELLS HIS BIRTHRIGHT
27  When  the  boys  grew  up,  Esau be came  an 
ex pert hunt er,  an outdoorsman, n  but Ja cob 
 was  a qui et  man  who  stayed  at  home. o 28  Isaac 
 loved  Esau be cause  he  had  a  taste  for  wild 
 game,  but Re bek ah  loved Ja cob. 29  Once  when Ja cob  was cook ing  a  stew ,  Esau 
 came  in  from  the  field ex haust ed. 30  He  said 
 to Ja cob, “ Let  me  eat  some  of  that  red stuff, 
be cause  I’m ex haust ed.”  That  is  why  he  was 
 also  named  Edom. p
31 Ja cob re plied, “ First  sell  me  your birth-
right.”
32 “ Look,”  said  Esau, “ I’m  about  to  die,  so 
 what  good  is  a birth right  to  me? ”
33 Ja cob  said, “ Swear  to  me  first.”  So  he  swore 
 to Ja cob  and  sold  his birth right  to  him. 34  Then 
Ja cob  gave  bread  and len til  stew  to  Esau;  he 
 ate,  drank,  got  up,  and  went  away . So  Esau 
de spised  his birth right. THE PROMISE REAFFIRMED TO ISAAC
26 
 There  was an oth er fam ine  in  the  land 
 in ad di tion  to  the  one  that  had oc curred 
 in Abra ham’s  time. And  Isaac  went  to Abim-
e lech,  king  of  the Phi lis tines,  at Ge rar. 2  The 
 L ord ap peared  to  him  and  said, “ Do  not  go 
 down  to  Egypt. Live  in  the  land  that  I  tell  you 
 about; 3  stay  in  this  land  as  an  alien,  and  I  will 
 be  with  you  and  bless  you.


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For  I  will  give  all 
 these  lands  to  you  and  your off spring,  and  I 
 will con firm  the  oath  that  I  swore  to  your fa-
ther Abra ham. 4  I  will  make  your off spring  as 
nu mer ous  as  the  stars  of  the  sky ,  I  will  give  your 
off spring  all  these  lands,  and  all  the na tions  of 
 the  earth  will  be  blessed q  by  your off spring, 
a 25:7 Lit And these are the days of the years of the life of Abraham that he lived   b 25:8 Sam, LXX, Syr read full of days   
c 25:16 Or chieftains   d 25:16 Or peoples   e 25:17 Lit And these are the years   f 25:18 LXX, Vg read he   g 25:18 Or Assyria   
h 25:18 = Ishmael and his descendants   i 25:18 Or He settled down alongside of   j 25:22 Lit said, “If thus, why this I? ”    
k 25:25 In Hb, red-looking sounds like “Edom”; Gn 32:3.


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l 25:25 In Hb, hair sounds like “Seir”; Gn 32:3. m 25:26 = He Grasps the 
Heel   n 25:27 Lit a man of the field   o 25:27 Lit man living in tents   p 25:30 = Red   q 26:4 Or will bless themselves
GENESIS 25-26 20
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5 be cause Abra ham lis tened  to  me  and  kept 
 my mandate,  my com mands,  my stat utes,  and 
 my in struc tions.” 6  So  Isaac set tled  in Ge rar. ISAAC’S DECEPTION
7  When  the  men  of  the  place  asked  about  his 
 wife,  he  said, “ She  is  my sis ter,”  for  he  was 
 afraid  to  say “ my  wife,” think ing, “ The  men  of 
 the  place  will  kill  me  on ac count  of Re bek ah, 
 for  she  is  a beau ti ful wom an.” 8  When  Isaac  had 
 been  there  for  some  time, Abim e lech  king  of 
 the Phi lis tines  looked  down  from  the win dow 
 and  was sur prised  to  see a  Isaac ca ress ing  his 
 wife Re bek ah. 9 Abim e lech  sent  for  Isaac  and  said, “ So  she 
 is real ly  your  wife! How  could  you  say , ‘ She  is 
 my sis ter’? ”
 Isaac an swered  him, “Be cause  I  thought  I 
 might  die  on ac count  of  her.”
10  Then Abim e lech  said, “ What  is  this  you’ve 
 done  to  us? One  of  the peo ple  could eas i ly 
 have  slept  with  your  wife,  and  you  would  have 
 brought  guilt  on  us.” 11  So Abim e lech  warned 
 all  the peo ple, “Who ev er  harms  this  man  or 
 his  wife  will cer tain ly  be  put  to  death.”
CONFLICTS OVER WELLS
12  Isaac  sowed  seed  in  that  land,  and  in  that 
 year  he  reaped b  a hun dred  times  what  was 
 sown. The  L ord  blessed  him, 13  and  the  man 
be came  rich  and  kept get ting rich er un til  he 
 was  very  wealthy .


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14  He  had  flocks  of  sheep, 
 herds  of cat tle,  and  many  slaves,  and  the Phi-
lis tines  were en vi ous  of  him. 15 Phi lis tines 
 stopped  up  all  the  wells  that  his fa ther’s ser-
vants  had  dug  in  the  days  of  his fa ther Abra-
ham, fill ing  them  with  dirt. 16  And Abim e lech 
 said  to  Isaac, “ Leave  us,  for  you  are  much  too 
pow er ful  for  us.” c
17  So  Isaac  left  there,  camped  in  the Ge rar 
V al ley ,  and  lived  there. 18  Isaac re opened  the 
 wells  that  had  been  dug  in  the  days  of  his fa-
ther Abra ham  and  that  the Phi lis tines  had 
 stopped  up af ter Abra ham  died. He  gave  them 
 the  same  names  his fa ther  had giv en  them. 19  Then  Isaac’s ser vants  dug  in  the val ley  and 
 found  a  well  of  spring d wa ter  there. 20  But  the 
herds men  of Ge rar quar reled  with  Isaac’s 
herds men  and  said, “ The wa ter  is  ours! ”  So 
 he  named  the  well  Esek e be cause  they ar gued 
 with  him. 21  Then  they  dug an oth er  well  and 
quar reled  over  that  one  also,  so  he  named 
 it Sit nah.


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f 22  He  moved  from  there  and  dug 
an oth er,  and  they  did  not quar rel  over  it. He 
 named  it Re ho both g  and  said, “ For  now  the 
 L ord  has  made  space  for  us,  and  we  will  be 
fruit ful  in  the  land.”
THE LORD APPEARS TO ISAAC
23  From  there  he  went  up  to Be er-she ba, 24  and 
 the  L ord ap peared  to  him  that  night  and  said, 
“ I  am  the  God  of  your fa ther Abra ham. Do  not 
 be  afraid,  for  I  am  with  you. I  will  bless  you 
 and mul ti ply  your off spring be cause  of  my 
ser vant Abra ham.”
25  So  he  built  an al tar  there,  called  on  the 
 name  of  the  L ord,  and  pitched  his  tent  there. Isaac’s ser vants  also  dug  a  well  there. COVENANT WITH ABIMELECH
26  Now Abim e lech  came  to  him  from Ge rar 
 with Ahuz zath  his ad vis er  and Phi col  the com-
mand er  of  his  army . 27  Isaac  said  to  them, “ Why 
 have  you  come  to  me?


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You hat ed  me  and  sent 
 me  away  from  you.”
28  They re plied, “ We  have clear ly  seen  how 
 the  L ord  has  been  with  you. We  think  there 
 should  be  an  oath be tween  two par ties  —  be-
tween  us  and  you. Let  us  make  a cov enant  with 
 you: 29  You  will  not  harm  us,  just  as  we  have 
 not  harmed  you  but  have  done  only  what  was 
 good  to  you, send ing  you  away  in  peace. You 
 are  now  blessed  by  the  L ord.”
30  So  he pre pared  a ban quet  for  them,  and 
 they  ate  and  drank. 31  They  got  up ear ly  in  the 
morn ing  and  swore  an  oath  to  each oth er.


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h 
 Isaac  sent  them  on  their  way ,  and  they  left  him 
 in  peace. 32  On  that  same  day  Isaac’s ser vants 
 came  to  tell  him  about  the  well  they  had  dug, 
say ing  to  him, “ We  have  found wa ter! ” 33  He 
 called  it She ba.


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i There fore  the  name  of  the 
 city  is  still Be er-she ba j to day . ESAU’S WIVES
34  When  Esau  was for ty  years  old,  he  took  as 
 his  wives Ju dith daugh ter  of Be e ri  the Heth ite, 
 and Bas e math daugh ter  of  Elon  the Heth ite. 35  They  made  life bit ter k  for  Isaac  and Re bek ah. THE STOLEN BLESSING
27 
 When  Isaac  was  old  and  his  eyes  were 
 so  weak  that  he  could  not  see,  he  called 
 his old er  son  Esau  and  said  to  him, “ My  son.”
 And  he an swered, “ Here  I  am.”
a 26:8 Or and he looked and behold —   b 26:12 Lit found   c 26:16 Or are more numerous than we are   d 26:19 Lit  living   
e 26:20 = Argument   f 26:21 = Hostility   g 26:22 = Open Spaces   h 26:31 Lit swore, each man to his brother   i 26:33 Or Shibah   
j 26:33 = Well of the Oath   k 26:35 Lit And they became bitterness of spirit
 21 GENESIS 26-27
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2  He  said, “ Look,  I  am  old  and  do  not  know  the 
 day  of  my  death. 3  So  now  take  your hunt ing 
 gear,  your quiv er  and  bow ,  and  go  out  in  the 
 field  to  hunt  some  game  for  me. 4  Then  make 
 me  a de li cious  meal  that  I  love  and  bring  it  to 
 me  to  eat,  so  that  I  can  bless  you be fore  I  die.”
5  Now Re bek ah  was lis ten ing  to  what  Isaac 
 said  to  his  son  Esau. So  while  Esau  went  to  the 
 field  to  hunt  some  game  to  bring  in, 6 Re bek ah 
 said  to  her  son Ja cob, “Lis ten! I  heard  your fa-
ther talk ing  with  your broth er  Esau. He  said, 
7 ‘ Bring  me  game  and  make  a de li cious  meal 
 for  me  to  eat  so  that  I  can  bless  you  in  the 
 L ord’ s pres ence be fore  I  die.’ 8  Now ,  my  son, 
lis ten  to  me  and  do  what  I  tell  you. 9  Go  to  the 
 flock  and  bring  me  two  choice  young  goats, 
 and  I  will  make  them  into  a de li cious  meal  for 
 your fa ther  —   the  kind  he  loves. 10  Then  take 
 it  to  your fa ther  to  eat  so  that  he  may  bless 
 you be fore  he  dies.”
11 Ja cob an swered Re bek ah  his moth er, “ Look, 
 my broth er  Esau  is  a  hairy  man,  but  I  am  a 
 man  with  smooth  skin. 12 Sup pose  my fa ther 
touch es  me.


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Then  I  will  be re vealed  to  him 
 as  a de ceiv er  and  bring  a  curse rath er  than  a 
bless ing  on my self.”
13  His moth er  said  to  him, “ Your  curse  be 
 on  me,  my  son. Just  obey  me  and  go  get  them 
 for  me.”
14  So  he  went  and  got  the  goats  and  brought 
 them  to  his moth er,  and  his moth er  made  the 
de li cious  food  his fa ther  loved. 15  Then Re bek-
ah  took  the  best  clothes  of  her old er  son  Esau, 
 which  were  in  the  house,  and  had  her youn ger 
 son Ja cob  wear  them. 16  She  put  the  skins  of  the 
 young  goats  on  his  hands  and  the  smooth  part  of 
 his  neck. 17  Then  she hand ed  the de li cious  food 
 and  the  bread  she  had  made  to  her  son Ja cob. 18  When  he  came  to  his fa ther,  he  said, “ My 
fa ther.”
 And  he an swered, “ Here  I  am.


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Who  are  you, 
 my  son? ”
19 Ja cob re plied  to  his fa ther, “ I  am  Esau,  your 
first born. I  have  done  as  you  told  me. Please 
 sit  up  and  eat  some  of  my  game  so  that  you 
 may  bless  me.”
20  But  Isaac  said  to  his  son, “ How  did  you 
 ever  find  it  so quick ly ,  my  son? ”
 He re plied, “Be cause  the  L ord  your  God 
 made  it hap pen  for  me.”
21  Then  Isaac  said  to Ja cob, “ Please  come 
clos er  so  I  can  touch  you,  my  son. Are  you 
real ly  my  son  Esau  or  not? ”
22  So Ja cob  came clos er  to  his fa ther  Isaac. When  he  touched  him,  he  said, “ The  voice  is 
 the  voice  of Ja cob,  but  the  hands  are  the  hands 
 of  Esau.” 23  He  did  not rec og nize  him, be cause 
 his  hands  were  hairy  like  those  of  his broth er 
 Esau;  so  he  blessed  him. 24  Again  he  asked, 
“ Are  you real ly  my  son  Esau? ”
 And  he re plied, “ I  am.”
25  Then  he  said, “ Bring  it clos er  to  me,  and 
 let  me  eat  some  of  my  son’s  game  so  that  I  can 
 bless  you.” Ja cob  brought  it clos er  to  him,  and 
 he  ate;  he  brought  him  wine,  and  he  drank. 26  Then  his fa ther  Isaac  said  to  him, “ Please 
 come clos er  and  kiss  me,  my  son.” 27  So  he  came 
clos er  and  kissed  him. When  Isaac  smelled a 
 his  clothes,  he  blessed  him  and  said:
  Ah, the smell of my son
  is like the smell of a field
  that the Lord has blessed. 28 May God give to you —
  from the dew of the sky
  and from the richness of the land —
  an abundance of grain and new wine.


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29 May peoples serve you
  and nations bow in worship to you. Be master over your relatives;
  may your mother’s sons bow 
in worship to you.


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Those who curse you will be cursed,
  and those who bless you 
will be blessed. 30  As  soon  as  Isaac  had fin ished bless ing 
Ja cob  and Ja cob  had  left  the pres ence  of  his 
fa ther  Isaac,  his broth er  Esau ar rived  from 
 his hunt ing. 31  He  had  also  made  some de li-
cious  food  and  brought  it  to  his fa ther. He 
 said  to  his fa ther, “ Let  my fa ther  get  up  and 
 eat  some  of  his  son’s  game,  so  that  you  may 
 bless  me.”
32  But  his fa ther  Isaac  said  to  him, “ Who 
 are  you? ”
 He an swered, “ I  am  Esau  your first born  son.”
33  Isaac be gan  to trem ble un con trol la bly . “ Who  was  it  then,”  he  said, “ who hunt ed  game 
 and  brought  it  to  me?


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In deed,  he  will 
 be  blessed! ”
34  When  Esau  heard  his fa ther’s  words,  he 
 cried  out  with  a  loud  and bit ter  cry  and  said 
 to  his fa ther, “ Bless  me  too,  my fa ther! ”
35  But  he re plied, “ Your broth er  came de-
ceit ful ly  and  took  your bless ing.”
a 27:27 Lit smelled the smell of
GENESIS 27 22
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36  So  he  said, “ Isn’t  he right ly  named Ja cob? a 
 For  he  has cheat ed  me  twice  now . He  took  my 
birth right,  and  look,  now  he  has tak en  my 
bless ing.”  Then  he  asked, “ Haven’t  you  saved 
 a bless ing  for  me? ”
37  But  Isaac an swered  Esau, “ Look,  I  have 
 made  him  a mas ter  over  you,  have giv en  him 
 all  of  his rel a tives  as  his ser vants,  and  have 
sus tained  him  with  grain  and  new  wine. What 
 then  can  I  do  for  you,  my  son? ”
38  Esau  said  to  his fa ther, “ Do  you  have  only 
 one bless ing,  my fa ther? Bless  me  too,  my fa-
ther! ”  And  Esau  wept loud ly . b
39  His fa ther  Isaac an swered  him,
  Look, your dwelling place will be
  away from the richness of the land,
  away from the dew of the sky above. 40 You will live by your sword,
  and you will serve your brother. But when you rebel,  c
  you will break his yoke from your neck. ESAU’S ANGER
41  Esau  held  a  grudge  against Ja cob be cause 
 of  the bless ing  his fa ther  had giv en  him. And 
 Esau de ter mined  in  his  heart: “ The  days  of 
mourn ing  for  my fa ther  are ap proach ing;  then 
 I  will  kill  my broth er Ja cob.”
42  When  the  words  of  her old er  son  Esau 
 were re port ed  to Re bek ah,  she sum moned  her 
youn ger  son Ja cob  and  said  to  him, “Lis ten, 
 your broth er  Esau  is con sol ing him self  by 
plan ning  to  kill  you. 43  So  now ,  my  son, lis ten 
 to  me.


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Flee  at  once  to  my broth er La ban  in 
Ha ran, 44  and  stay  with  him  for  a  few  days 
un til  your broth er’s an ger sub sides — 45 un til 
 your broth er’s  rage  turns  away  from  you  and 
 he for gets  what  you  have  done  to  him. Then 
 I  will  send  for  you  and  bring  you  back  from 
 there.


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Why  should  I  lose  you  both  in  one  day? ”
46  So Re bek ah  said  to  Isaac, “ I’m  sick  of  my 
 life be cause  of  these Heth ite  girls. If Ja cob mar-
ries some one  from  around  here, d  like  these 
Heth ite  girls,  what  good  is  my  life? ”
JACOB’S DEPARTURE
28 
 So  Isaac sum moned Ja cob,  blessed  him, 
 and com mand ed  him, “ Do  not mar ry  a 
Ca naan ite  girl. 2  Go  at  once  to Paddan-aram, 
 to  the  house  of Be thu el,  your moth er’s fa ther.


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Mar ry  one  of  the daugh ters  of La ban,  your 
moth er’s broth er. 3  May  God Al mighty  bless 
 you  and  make  you fruit ful  and mul ti ply  you 
 so  that  you be come  an as sem bly  of peo ples. 4  May  God  give  you  and  your off spring  the 
bless ing  of Abra ham  so  that  you  may pos sess 
 the  land  where  you  live  as  a for eign er,  the  land 
 God  gave  to Abra ham.” 5  So  Isaac  sent Ja cob 
 to Paddan-aram,  to La ban  son  of Be thu el  the 
Ar a me an,  the broth er  of Re bek ah,  the moth er 
 of Ja cob  and  Esau. 6  Esau no ticed  that  Isaac  blessed Ja cob  and 
 sent  him  to Paddan-aram  to  get  a  wife  there. When  he  blessed  him,  Isaac com mand ed Ja cob, 
“ Do  not mar ry  a Ca naan ite  girl.” 7  And Ja cob 
lis tened  to  his fa ther  and moth er  and  went  to 
Paddan-aram. 8  Esau re al ized  that  his fa ther 
 Isaac disapproved  of  the Ca naan ite wom en, 
9  so  Esau  went  to Ish ma el  and mar ried,  in ad-
di tion  to  his oth er  wives, Ma ha lath daugh ter 
 of Ish ma el, Abra ham’s  son. She  was  the sis ter 
 of Ne ba ioth.


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JACOB AT BETHEL
10 Ja cob  left Be er-she ba  and  went to ward Ha-
ran. 11  He  reached  a cer tain  place  and  spent  the 
 night  there be cause  the  sun  had  set. He  took 
 one  of  the  stones  from  the  place,  put  it  there 
 at  his  head,  and  lay  down  in  that  place. 12  And 
 he  dreamed:  A stair way  was  set  on  the  ground 
 with  its  top reach ing  the  sky ,  and  God’s an gels 
 were go ing  up  and  down  on  it. 13  The  L ord  was 
stand ing  there be side  him, e say ing, “ I  am  the 
 L ord,  the  God  of  your fa ther Abra ham  and 
 the  God  of  Isaac. I  will  give  you  and  your off-
spring  the  land  on  which  you  are ly ing.


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14  Your 
off spring  will  be  like  the  dust  of  the  earth,  and 
 you  will  spread  out to ward  the  west,  the  east, 
 the  north,  and  the  south. All  the peo ples  on 
 earth  will  be  blessed  through  you  and  your 
off spring.


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15  Look,  I  am  with  you  and  will  watch 
 over  you wher ev er  you  go. I  will  bring  you  back 
 to  this  land,  for  I  will  not  leave  you un til  I  have 
 done  what  I  have prom ised  you.”
16  When Ja cob  awoke  from  his  sleep,  he  said, 
“Sure ly  the  L ord  is  in  this  place,  and  I  did  not 
 know  it.” 17  He  was  afraid  and  said, “ What  an 
awe some  place  this  is! This  is  none oth er  than 
 the  house  of  God. This  is  the  gate  of heav en.”
18 Ear ly  in  the morn ing Ja cob  took  the  stone 
 that  was  near  his  head  and  set  it  up  as  a mark-
er. He  poured  oil  on  top  of  it 19  and  named  the 
 place Beth el, f  though pre vi ous ly  the  city  was 
 named  Luz. 20  Then Ja cob  made  a  vow: “ If  God 
a 27:36 = He Grasps the Heel   b 27:38 Lit Esau lifted up his voice and wept   c 27:40 Hb obscure   d 27:46 Lit someone like these 
daughters of the land   e 28:13 Or there above it   f 28:19 = House of God
 23 GENESIS 27-28
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 will  be  with  me  and  watch  over  me dur ing 
 this jour ney  I’m mak ing,  if  he pro vides  me 
 with  food  to  eat  and cloth ing  to  wear, 21  and  if 
 I re turn safe ly  to  my fa ther’s fam i ly ,  then  the 
 L ord  will  be  my  God. 22  This  stone  that  I  have 
 set  up  as  a mark er  will  be  God’s  house,  and  I 
 will  give  to  you  a  tenth  of  all  that  you  give  me.”
JACOB MEETS RACHEL
29 
Ja cob resumed  his jour ney a  and  went 
 to  the east ern coun try . b 2  He  looked  and 
 saw  a  well  in  a  field.


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Three  flocks  of  sheep  were 
ly ing  there be side  it be cause  the  sheep  were 
wa tered  from  this  well. But  a  large  stone cov-
ered  the open ing  of  the  well. 3  The shep herds 
 would  roll  the  stone  from  the open ing  of  the 
 well  and wa ter  the  sheep  when  all  the  flocks c 
 were gath ered  there. Then  they  would re turn 
 the  stone  to  its  place  over  the  well’s open ing.


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”
“ We’re  from Ha ran,”  they an swered. 5 “ Do  you  know La ban grand son  of Na hor? ” 
Ja cob  asked  them. They an swered, “ We  know  him.”
6 “ Is  he  well?


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” Ja cob  asked. “ Yes,”  they  said, “ and  here  is  his daugh ter 
Ra chel, com ing  with  his  sheep.”
7  Then Ja cob  said, “ Look,  it  is  still  broad 
day light. It’s  not  time  for  the an i mals  to  be 
gath ered. Wa ter  the  flock,  then  go  out  and 
 let  them  graze.”
8  But  they re plied, “ We  can’t un til  all  the 
 flocks  have  been gath ered  and  the  stone  is 
 rolled  from  the  well’s open ing. Then  we  will 
wa ter  the  sheep.”
9  While  he  was  still speak ing  with  them, 
Ra chel  came  with  her fa ther’s  sheep,  for  she 
 was  a shep herd ess. 10  As  soon  as Ja cob  saw 
 his un cle La ban’s daugh ter Ra chel  with  his 
 sheep, d  he  went  up  and  rolled  the  stone  from 
 the open ing  and wa tered  his un cle La ban’s 
 sheep. 11  Then Ja cob  kissed Ra chel  and  wept 
loud ly . e 12  He  told Ra chel  that  he  was  her fa-
ther’s rel  a tive, Re bek ah’s  son. She  ran  and 
 told  her fa ther. JACOB DECEIVED
13  When La ban  heard  the  news  about  his sis ter’s 
 son Ja cob,  he  ran  to  meet  him, hugged  him, 
 and  kissed  him. Then  he  took  him  to  his  house, 
 and Ja cob  told  him  all  that  had hap pened. 14 La ban  said  to  him, “ Yes,  you  are  my  own 
 flesh  and  blood.” f
Af ter Ja cob  had  stayed  with  him  a  month, 
15 La ban  said  to  him, “ Just be cause  you’re  my 
rel a tive,  should  you  work  for  me  for noth ing? Tell  me  what  your wag es  should  be.”
16  Now La ban  had  two daugh ters:  the old er 
 was  named  Leah,  and  the youn ger  was  named 
Ra chel. 17  Leah  had ten der  eyes,  but Ra chel  was 
shapely  and beau ti ful. 18 Ja cob  loved Ra chel, 
 so  he an swered La ban, “ I’ll  work  for  you sev-
en  years  for  your youn ger daugh ter Ra chel.”
19 La ban re plied, “Bet ter  that  I  give  her  to 
 you  than  to  some oth er  man. Stay  with  me.” 
20  So Ja cob  worked sev en  years  for Ra chel, 
 and  they  seemed  like  only  a  few  days  to  him 
be cause  of  his  love  for  her. 21  Then Ja cob  said  to La ban, “ Since  my  time 
 is com plete,  give  me  my  wife,  so  I  can  sleep 
 with g  her.” 22  So La ban in vit ed  all  the  men  of  the 
 place  and sponsored  a  feast. 23  That eve ning, 
La ban  took  his daugh ter  Leah  and  gave  her 
 to Ja cob,  and  he  slept  with  her. 24  And La ban 
 gave  his  slave Zil pah  to  his daugh ter  Leah  as 
 her  slave. 25  When morn ing  came,  there  was  Leah! So 
 he  said  to La ban, “ What  is  this  you  have  done 
 to  me?


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Why  have  you de ceived  me? ”
26 La ban an swered, “ It  is  not  the cus tom  in 
 this  place  to  give  the youn ger daugh ter  in 
mar riage be fore  the first born. 27 Com plete 
 this  week  of wed ding cel e bra tion,  and  we 
 will  also  give  you  this youn ger  one  in re turn 
 for work ing  yet an oth er sev en  years  for  me.”
28  And Ja cob  did  just  that. He fin ished  the 
 week  of cel e bra tion,  and La ban  gave  him  his 
daugh ter Ra chel  as  his  wife. 29  And La ban  gave 
 his  slave Bil hah  to  his daugh ter Ra chel  as  her 
 slave. 30 Ja cob  slept  with Ra chel  also,  and in-
deed,  he  loved Ra chel  more  than  Leah. And 
 he  worked  for La ban an oth er sev en  years. JACOB’S SONS
31  When  the  L ord  saw  that  Leah  was un loved, 
 he  opened  her  womb;  but Ra chel  was un able 
 to con ceive. 32  Leah con ceived,  gave  birth  to 
 a  son,  and  named  him Reu ben, h  for  she  said, 
“ The  L ord  has  seen  my affliction; sure ly  my 
hus band  will  love  me  now .”
33  She con ceived  again,  gave  birth  to  a  son, 
 and  said, “ The  L ord  heard  that  I  am un loved 
a 29:1 Lit Jacob picked up his feet   b 29:1 Lit the land of the children of the east   c 29:3 Sam, some LXX mss read flocks and the 
shepherds   d 29:10 Lit with the sheep of Laban his mother’s brother   e 29:11 Lit and he lifted his voice and wept   f 29:14 Lit 
my bone and my flesh   g 29:21 Lit can go to   h 29:32 = See, a Son; in Hb, the name Reuben sounds like “has seen my affliction.”
GENESIS 28-29 24
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 and  has giv en  me  this  son  also.”  So  she  named 
 him Sim e on. a
34  She con ceived  again,  gave  birth  to  a  son, 
 and  said, “ At  last,  my hus band  will be come 
at tached  to  me be cause  I  have  borne  three 
 sons  for  him.” There fore  he  was  named  Levi. b
35  And  she con ceived  again,  gave  birth  to  a 
 son,  and  said, “ This  time  I  will  praise  the  L ord.” 
There fore  she  named  him Ju dah. c  Then  Leah 
 stopped hav ing chil dren. 30 
 When Ra chel  saw  that  she  was  not 
bear ing Ja cob  any chil dren,  she en-
vied  her sis ter. “ Give  me  sons,  or  I  will  die! ” 
 she  said  to Ja cob. 2 Ja cob be came an gry  with Ra chel  and  said, 
“ Am  I  in  God’s  place,  who  has with held off-
spring d  from  you? ”
3  Then  she  said, “ Here  is  my  maid Bil hah. Go  sleep  with  her,  and she’ll  bear chil dren 
 for  me e  so  that  through  her  I  too  can  build  a 
fam i ly .” 4  So Ra chel  gave  her  slave Bil hah  to 
Ja cob  as  a  wife,  and  he  slept  with  her. 5 Bil hah 
con ceived  and  bore Ja cob  a  son. 6 Ra chel  said, 
“ God  has vin di cat ed  me;  yes,  he  has  heard  me 
 and giv en  me  a  son,”  so  she  named  him  Dan. f
7 Ra chel’s  slave Bil hah con ceived  again  and 
 bore Ja cob  a sec ond  son. 8 Ra chel  said, “ In  my 
wres tlings  with  God, g  I  have wres tled  with  my 
sis ter  and  won,”  and  she  named  him Naph ta li. h
9  When  Leah  saw  that  she  had  stopped hav ing 
chil dren,  she  took  her  slave Zil pah  and  gave 
 her  to Ja cob  as  a  wife. 10  Leah’s  slave Zil pah 
 bore Ja cob  a  son. 11  Then  Leah  said, “ What  good 
for tune! ” i  and  she  named  him  Gad. j
12  When  Leah’s  slave Zil pah  bore Ja cob  a sec-
ond  son, 13  Leah  said, “ I  am hap py  that  the wom-
en  call  me hap py ,”  so  she  named  him Ash er. k
14 Reu ben  went  out dur ing  the  wheat har-
vest  and  found  some man drakes  in  the  field. When  he  brought  them  to  his moth er  Leah, 
Ra chel  asked, “ Please  give  me  some  of  your 
 son’s man drakes.”
15  But  Leah re plied  to  her, “ Isn’t  it  enough 
 that  you  have tak en  my hus band? Now  you 
 also  want  to  take  my  son’s man drakes? ”
“ Well  then,” Ra chel  said, “ he  can  sleep  with 
 you to night  in ex change  for  your  son’s man-
drakes.”
16  When Ja cob  came  in  from  the  field  that 
eve ning,  Leah  went  out  to  meet  him  and  said, 
“ You  must  come  with  me,  for  I  have  hired  you 
 with  my  son’s man drakes.”  So Ja cob  slept  with 
 her  that  night. 17  God lis tened  to  Leah,  and  she con ceived 
 and  bore Ja cob  a  fifth  son. 18  Leah  said, “ God 
 has re ward ed  me  for giv ing  my  slave  to  my 
hus band,”  and  she  named  him Is sa char. l
19  Then  Leah con ceived  again  and  bore Ja-
cob  a  sixth  son. 20 “ God  has giv en  me  a  good 
 gift,”  Leah  said. “ This  time  my hus band  will 
hon or  me be cause  I  have  borne  six  sons  for 
 him,”  and  she  named  him Zeb u lun. m 21 Lat er, 
 Leah  bore  a daugh ter  and  named  her Di nah.


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He lis tened 
 to  her  and  opened  her  womb. 23  She con ceived 
 and  bore  a  son,  and  she  said, “ God  has tak en 
 away  my dis grace.” 24  She  named  him Jo seph n 
 and  said, “ May  the  L ord  add an oth er  son  to  me.”
JACOB’S FLOCKS MULTIPLY
25 Af ter Ra chel  gave  birth  to Jo seph, Ja cob  said 
 to La ban, “ Send  me  on  my  way  so  that  I  can 
re turn  to  my home land. 26  Give  me  my  wives 
 and  my chil dren  that  I  have  worked  for,  and 
 let  me  go.


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You  know  how  hard  I  have  worked 
 for  you.”
27  But La ban  said  to  him, “ If  I  have  found 
fa vor  with  you,  stay . I  have  learned  by div i na-
tion  that  the  L ord  has  blessed  me be cause  of 
 you.” 28  Then La ban  said, “ Name  your wag es, 
 and  I  will  pay  them.”
29  So Ja cob  said  to  him, “ You  know  how  I 
 have  served  you  and  how  your  herds  have 
 fared  with  me. 30  For  you  had  very lit tle be fore 
 I  came,  but  now  your  wealth  has in creased.


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And 
 now ,  when  will  I  also  do some thing  for  my 
 own fam i ly? ”
31 La ban  asked, “ What  should  I  give  you?


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”
 And Ja cob  said, “ You  don’t  need  to  give  me 
any thing. If  you  do  this  one  thing  for  me,  I  will 
con tin ue  to shep herd  and  keep  your  flock. 32  Let  me  go  through  all  your  sheep to day  and 
re move ev ery  sheep  that  is speck led  or spot ted, 
ev ery dark-colored  sheep  among  the  lambs, 
 and  the spot ted  and speck led  among  the fe-
male  goats. Such  will  be  my wag es.


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33  In  the 
fu ture  when  you  come  to  check  on  my wag es, 
 my hon es ty  will tes ti fy  for  me. If  I  have  any 
fe male  goats  that  are  not speck led  or spot ted, 
a 29:33 In Hb, the name Simeon sounds like “has heard.”   b 29:34 In Hb, the name Levi sounds like “attached to.”   c 29:35 In Hb, 
the name Judah sounds like “praise.”   d 30:2 Lit the fruit of the womb   e 30:3 Lit bear on my knees   f 30:6 In Hb, the name 
Dan sounds like “has vindicated,” or “has judged.”   g 30:8 Or “With mighty wrestlings   h 30:8 In Hb, the name Naphtali sounds 
like “my wrestling.”   i 30:11 Alt Hb tradition, LXX, Vg read “Good fortune has come! ”   j 30:11 = Good Fortune   k 30:13 = Happy   
l 30:18 In Hb, the name Issachar sounds like “reward.”   m 30:20 In Hb, the name Zebulun sounds like “honored.”   n 30:24 = He Adds
 25 GENESIS 29-30
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 or  any  lambs  that  are  not  black,  they  will  be 
con sid ered sto len.”
34 “ Good,”  said La ban. “ Let  it  be  as  you  have 
 said.”
35  That  day La ban re moved  the  streaked  and 
spot ted  male  goats  and  all  the speck led  and 
spot ted fe male  goats  —  ev ery  one  that  had 
 any  white  on  it  —   and ev ery dark-colored  one 
 among  the  lambs,  and  he  placed  his  sons  in 
 charge  of  them. 36  He  put  a three-day jour ney 
be tween him self  and Ja cob.


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Ja cob, mean while, 
 was shepherding  the  rest  of La ban’s  flock. 37 Ja cob  then  took branch es  of  fresh pop lar, 
al mond,  and  plane  wood,  and  peeled  the  bark, 
ex pos ing  white  stripes  on  the branch es. 38  He 
 set  the  peeled branch es  in  the  troughs  in  front 
 of  the  sheep  —   in  the wa ter chan nels  where 
 the  sheep  came  to  drink. And  the  sheep  bred 
 when  they  came  to  drink. 39  The  flocks  bred 
 in  front  of  the branch es  and  bore  streaked, 
speck led,  and spot ted  young. 40 Ja cob sep a-
rat ed  the  lambs  and  made  the  flocks  face  the 
 streaked  sheep  and  the com plete ly  dark  sheep 
 in La ban’s  flocks. Then  he  set  his  own  stock 
 apart  and  didn’t  put  them  with La ban’s  sheep. 41 When ev er  the stron ger  of  the  flock  were 
breed ing, Ja cob  placed  the branch es  in  the 
 troughs,  in  full  view  of  the  flocks,  and  they 
 would  breed  in  front  of  the branch es. 42  As  for 
 the weak lings  of  the  flocks,  he  did  not  put  out 
 the branch es. So  it  turned  out  that  the  weak 
 sheep be longed  to La ban  and  the stron ger 
 ones  to Ja cob. 43  And  the  man be came  very 
 rich. a  He  had  many  flocks, fe male  and  male 
 slaves,  and cam els  and don keys. JACOB SEPARATES FROM LABAN
31 
 Now Ja cob  heard  what La ban’s  sons 
 were say ing: “Ja cob  has tak en  all  that 
 was  our fa ther’s  and  has  built  this  wealth  from 
 what be longed  to  our fa ther.” 2  And Ja cob  saw 
 from La ban’s  face  that  his at ti tude to ward  him 
 was  not  the  same  as be fore. 3  The  L ord  said  to  him, “ Go  back  to  the  land 
 of  your fa thers  and  to  your fam i ly ,  and  I  will 
 be  with  you.”
4 Ja cob  had Ra chel  and  Leah  called  to  the 
 field  where  his  flocks  were. 5  He  said  to  them, 
“ I  can  see  from  your fa ther’s  face  that  his at ti-
tude to ward  me  is  not  the  same  as be fore,  but 
 the  God  of  my fa ther  has  been  with  me.


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6  You 
 know  that  with  all  my  strength  I  have  served 
 your fa ther 7  and  that  he  has cheat ed  me  and 
 changed  my wag es  ten  times.


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But  God  has 
 not  let  him  harm  me. 8  If  he  said, ‘ The spot ted 
 sheep  will  be  your wag es,’  then  all  the  sheep 
 were  born spot ted. If  he  said, ‘ The  streaked 
 sheep  will  be  your wag es,’  then  all  the  sheep 
 were  born  streaked. 9  God  has tak en  away 
 your fa ther’s  herds  and giv en  them  to  me. 10 “ When  the  flocks  were breed ing,  I  saw  in  a 
 dream  that  the  streaked, spot ted,  and speck led 
 males  were mat ing  with  the fe males. 11  In  that 
 dream  the an gel  of  God  said  to  me, ‘Ja cob! ’ 
 and  I  said, ‘ Here  I  am.’ 12  And  he  said, ‘ Look 
 up  and  see:  all  the  males  that  are mat ing  with 
 the  flocks  are  streaked, spot ted,  and speck led, 
 for  I  have  seen  all  that La ban  has  been do ing 
 to  you. 13  I  am  the  God  of Beth el,  where  you 
 poured  oil  on  the  stone mark er  and  made  a 
sol emn  vow  to  me. Get  up,  leave  this  land,  and 
re turn  to  your na tive  land.’ ”
14  Then Ra chel  and  Leah an swered  him, 
“ Do  we  have  any por tion  or in her i tance  in 
 our fa ther’s fam i ly? 15  Are  we  not re gard ed  by 
 him  as out sid ers?


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For  he  has  sold  us  and  has 
cer tain ly  spent  our pur chase  price. 16  In  fact, 
 all  the  wealth  that  God  has tak en  away  from 
 our fa ther be longs  to  us  and  to  our chil dren. So  do what ev er  God  has  said  to  you.”
17  So Ja cob  got  up  and  put  his chil dren  and 
 wives  on  the cam els. 18  He  took  all  the live stock 
 and pos ses sions  he  had ac quired  in Paddan- 
aram,  and  he  drove  his  herds  to  go  to  the  land 
 of Ca naan,  to  his fa ther  Isaac. 19  When La ban 
 had  gone  to shear  his  sheep, Ra chel  stole  her fa-
ther’s house hold  idols. 20  And Ja cob de ceived b 
La ban  the Ar a me an,  not tell ing  him  that  he 
 was flee ing. 21  He  fled  with  all  his pos ses sions, 
 crossed  the Eu phra tes,  and head ed  for c  the 
 hill coun try  of Gil e ad. LABAN OVERTAKES JACOB
22  On  the  third  day La ban  was  told  that Ja cob 
 had  fled. 23  So  he  took  his rel a tives  with  him, 
pur sued Ja cob  for sev en  days,  and over took 
 him  in  the  hill coun try  of Gil e ad. 24  But  God 
 came  to La ban  the Ar a me an  in  a  dream  at  night.


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”  God  warned  him. “ Don’t 
 say any thing  to Ja cob, ei ther  good  or  bad.”
25  When La ban over took Ja cob, Ja cob  had 
 pitched  his  tent  in  the  hill coun try ,  and La ban 
 and  his rel a tives  also  pitched  their  tents  in  the 
 hill coun try  of Gil e ad. 26 La ban  said  to Ja cob, 
“ What  have  you  done? You  have de ceived  me 
 and tak en  my daugh ters  away  like pris on ers 
a 30:43 Lit The man spread out very much, very much   b 31:20 Lit And he stole the heart of   c 31:21 Lit and set his face to
GENESIS 30-31 26
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 of  war! 27  Why  did  you se cret ly  flee  from  me, 
de ceive  me,  and  not  tell  me? I  would  have  sent 
 you  away  with  joy  and sing ing,  with tam bou-
rines  and  lyres, 28  but  you  didn’t  even  let  me 
 kiss  my grand chil dren  and  my daugh ters. You 
 have act ed fool ish ly .


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29  I  could  do  you  great 
 harm,  but  last  night  the  God  of  your fa ther 
 said  to  me: ‘ Watch your self! Don’t  say any thing 
 to Ja cob, ei ther  good  or  bad.’ 30  Now  you  have 
 gone  off be cause  you  long  for  your fa ther’s 
fam i ly  —   but  why  have  you sto len  my  gods? ”
31 Ja cob an swered, “ I  was  afraid,  for  I  thought 
 you  would  take  your daugh ters  from  me  by 
 force. 32  If  you  find  your  gods  with any one  here, 
 he  will  not  live! Be fore  our rel a tives,  point  out 
any thing  that  is  yours  and  take  it.” Ja cob  did 
 not  know  that Ra chel  had sto len  the  idols. 33  So La ban  went  into Ja cob’s  tent,  Leah’s 
 tent,  and  the  tents  of  the  two con cu bines, a 
 but  he  found noth ing. When  he  left  Leah’s 
 tent,  he  went  into Ra chel’s  tent. 34  Now Ra-
chel  had tak en La ban’s house hold  idols,  put 
 them  in  the saddlebag  of  the cam el,  and  sat 
 on  them. La ban  searched  the  whole  tent  but 
 found noth ing. 35  She  said  to  her fa ther, “ Don’t  be an gry ,  my 
 lord,  that  I can not  stand  up  in  your pres ence; 
 I  am hav ing  my pe ri od.”  So La ban  searched, 
 but  could  not  find  the house hold  idols. JACOB’S COVENANT WITH LABAN
36  Then Ja cob be came in censed  and  brought 
charg es  against La ban. “ What  is  my  crime?


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”  he 
 said  to La ban. “ What  is  my  sin,  that  you  have 
pur sued  me? 37  You’ve  searched  all  my pos-
ses sions!


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Have  you  found any thing  of  yours? b 
 Put  it  here be fore  my rel a tives  and  yours,  and 
 let  them de cide be tween  the  two  of  us. 38  I’ve 
 been  with  you  these twen ty  years. Your  ewes 
 and fe male  goats  have  not mis car ried,  and  I 
 have  not eat en  the  rams  from  your  flock. 39  I 
 did  not  bring  you  any  of  the  flock  torn  by  wild 
 beasts;  I my self  bore  the  loss. You de mand ed 
pay ment  from  me  for  what  was sto len  by  day  or 
 by  night.


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40  There  I  was  —   the  heat con sumed 
 me  by  day  and  the  frost  by  night,  and  sleep 
 fled  from  my  eyes. 41  For twen ty  years  in  your 
house hold  I  served  you  —  four teen  years  for 
 your  two daugh ters  and  six  years  for  your 
 flocks  —   and  you  have  changed  my wag es 
 ten  times! 42  If  the  God  of  my fa ther,  the  God 
 of Abra ham,  the  Fear  of  Isaac,  had  not  been 
 with  me, cer tain ly  now  you  would  have  sent 
 me  off empty-handed. But  God  has  seen  my 
affliction  and  my  hard  work, c  and  he is sued 
 his ver dict  last  night.”
43  Then La ban an swered Ja cob, “ The daugh-
ters  are  my daugh ters;  the  sons,  my  sons;  and 
 the  flocks,  my  flocks! Ev ery thing  you  see  is 
 mine!


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But  what  can  I  do to day  for  these daugh-
ters  of  mine  or  for  the chil dren  they  have  borne?


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44  Come  now ,  let’s  make  a cov enant,  you  and 
 I. Let  it  be  a wit ness be tween  the  two  of  us.”
45  So Ja cob  picked  out  a  stone  and  set  it  up 
 as  a mark er. 46  Then Ja cob  said  to  his rel a tives, 
“Gath er  stones.”  And  they  took  stones  and 
 made  a  mound,  then  ate  there  by  the  mound. 47 La ban  named  the  mound Jegar-sahadutha, 
 but Ja cob  named  it Gal e ed. d
48  Then La ban  said, “ This  mound  is  a wit ness 
be tween  you  and  me to day .” There fore  the 
 place  was  called Gal e ed 49  and  also Miz pah, e 
 for  he  said, “ May  the  L ord  watch be tween  you 
 and  me  when  we  are  out  of  each oth er’s  sight. 50  If  you mis treat  my daugh ters  or  take oth er 
 wives,  though  no  one  is  with  us, un der stand 
 that  God  will  be  a wit ness be tween  you  and 
 me.” 51 La ban  also  said  to Ja cob, “ Look  at  this 
 mound  and  the mark er  I  have  set  up be tween 
 you  and  me. 52  This  mound  is  a wit ness  and 
 the mark er  is  a wit ness  that  I  will  not  pass be-
yond  this  mound  to  you,  and  you  will  not  pass 
be yond  this  mound  and  this mark er  to  do  me 
 harm. 53  The  God  of Abra ham,  and  the  gods 
 of Na hor  —   the  gods  of  their fa ther f  —   will 
 judge be tween  us.”  And Ja cob  swore  by  the 
 Fear  of  his fa ther  Isaac. 54  Then Ja cob off  ered 
 a sac ri fice  on  the moun tain  and in vit ed  his 
rel a tives  to  eat  a  meal.


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So  they  ate  a  meal  and 
 spent  the  night  on  the moun tain. 55 La ban  got 
 up ear ly  in  the morn ing,  kissed  his grand chil-
dren  and daugh ters,  and  blessed  them. Then 
La ban  left  to re turn  home. PREPARING TO MEET ESAU
32 
Ja cob  went  on  his  way ,  and  God’s an gels 
 met  him. 2  When  he  saw  them, Ja cob 
 said, “ This  is  God’s  camp.”  So  he  called  that 
 place Ma ha na im. g
3 Ja cob  sent mes sen gers  ahead  of  him  to 
 his broth er  Esau  in  the  land  of  Seir,  the ter-
ri to ry  of  Edom. 4  He com mand ed  them, “ You 
 are  to  say  to  my  lord  Esau, ‘ This  is  what  your 
ser vant Ja cob  says. I  have  been stay ing  with 
a 31:33 Lit servants   b 31:37 Lit What have you found from all of the possessions of your house? c 31:42 Lit and the work 
of my hands   d 31:47 Jegar-sahadutha is Aramaic, and Galeed is Hb; both names = Mound of  Witness   e 31:49 = Watchtower   
f 31:53 Two Hb mss, LXX omit the gods of their father   g 32:2 = Two Camps
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5  I  have 
 oxen, don keys,  flocks,  and  male  and fe male 
 slaves. I  have  sent  this mes sage  to in form  my 
 lord,  in or der  to  seek  your fa vor.’ ”
6  When  the mes sen gers re turned  to Ja cob, 
 they  said, “ We  went  to  your broth er  Esau;  he 
 is com ing  to  meet  you  —   and  he  has  four hun-
dred  men  with  him.” 7 Ja cob  was great ly  afraid 
 and dis tressed;  he di vid ed  the peo ple  with  him 
 into  two  camps,  along  with  the  flocks,  herds, 
 and cam els. 8  He  thought, “ If  Esau  comes  to 
 one  camp  and at tacks  it,  the re main ing  one 
 can es cape.”
9  Then Ja cob  said, “ God  of  my fa ther Abra-
ham  and  God  of  my fa ther  Isaac,  the  L ord 
 who  said  to  me, ‘ Go  back  to  your  land  and  to 
 your fam i ly ,  and  I  will  cause  you  to pros per,’ 
10  I  am un wor thy  of  all  the kind ness  and faith-
ful ness  you  have  shown  your ser vant. In deed, 
 I  crossed  over  the Jor dan  with  my  staff,  and 
 now  I  have be come  two  camps. 11  Please res cue 
 me  from  my broth er  Esau,  for  I  am  afraid  of 
 him; oth er wise,  he  may  come  and at tack  me, 
 the moth ers,  and  their chil dren. 12  You  have 
 said, ‘ I  will  cause  you  to pros per,  and  I  will 
 make  your off spring  like  the  sand  of  the  sea, 
 too nu mer ous  to  be count ed.’ ”
13  He  spent  the  night  there  and  took  part  of 
 what  he  had  brought  with  him  as  a  gift  for  his 
broth er  Esau: 14  two hun dred fe male  goats, 
twen ty  male  goats,  two hun dred  ewes, twen ty 
 rams, 15 thir ty  milk cam els  with  their  young, 
for ty  cows,  ten  bulls, twen ty fe male don keys, 
 and  ten  male don keys. 16  He en trust ed  them  to 
 his  slaves  as sep a rate  herds  and  said  to  them, 
“ Go  on  ahead  of  me,  and  leave  some dis tance 
be tween  the  herds.”
17  And  he  told  the  first  one: “ When  my broth er 
 Esau  meets  you  and  asks, ‘ Who  do  you be-
long  to?


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And  whose 
an i mals  are  these  ahead  of  you? ’ 18  then  tell 
 him, ‘ They be long  to  your ser vant Ja cob. They 
 are  a  gift  sent  to  my  lord  Esau. And  look,  he 
 is be hind  us.’ ”
19  He  also  told  the sec ond  one,  the  third,  and 
ev ery one  who  was walk ing be hind  the an i mals, 
“ Say  the  same  thing  to  Esau  when  you  find 
 him. 20  You  are  also  to  say , ‘ Look,  your ser vant 
Ja cob  is  right be hind  us.’ ”  For  he  thought, 
“ I  want  to ap pease  Esau  with  the  gift  that  is 
go ing  ahead  of  me. Af ter  that,  I  can  face  him, 
 and per haps  he  will for give  me.”
21  So  the  gift  was  sent  on  ahead  of  him  while 
 he re mained  in  the  camp  that  night. 22 Dur ing 
 the  night Ja cob  got  up  and  took  his  two  wives, 
 his  two  slave wom en,  and  his elev en  sons,  and 
 crossed  the  ford  of Jab bok. 23  He  took  them 
 and  sent  them  across  the  stream,  along  with 
 all  his pos ses sions. JACOB WRESTLES WITH GOD
24 Ja cob  was  left  alone,  and  a  man wres tled 
 with  him un til day break. 25  When  the  man  saw 
 that  he  could  not de feat  him,  he  struck Ja cob’s 
 hip sock et  as  they wres tled  and dislocated  his 
 hip. 26  Then  he  said  to Ja cob, “ Let  me  go,  for 
 it  is day break.”
 But Ja cob  said, “ I  will  not  let  you  go un less 
 you  bless  me.”
27 “ What  is  your  name? ”  the  man  asked.


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“Ja cob,”  he re plied. 28 “ Your  name  will  no lon ger  be Ja cob,” 
 he  said. “ It  will  be Is ra el a be cause  you  have 
strug gled  with  God  and  with  men  and  have 
pre vailed.”
29  Then Ja cob  asked  him, “ Please  tell  me  your 
 name.”
 But  he an swered, “ Why  do  you  ask  my 
 name? ”  And  he  blessed  him  there. 30 Ja cob  then  named  the  place Pe ni el, b “ For 
 I  have  seen  God  face  to  face,”  he  said, “ yet  my 
 life  has  been  spared.” 31  The  sun  shone  on  him 
 as  he  passed  by Pe nu el c  —  limp ing be cause  of 
 his  hip. 32  That  is  why ,  still to day ,  the Is ra el ites 
 don’t  eat  the  thigh muscle  that  is  at  the  hip 
sock et: be cause  he  struck Ja cob’s  hip sock et 
 at  the  thigh muscle. d
JACOB MEETS ESAU
33 
 Now Ja cob  looked  up  and  saw  Esau com-
ing to ward  him  with  four hun dred  men. So  he di vid ed  the chil dren  among  Leah, Ra chel, 
 and  the  two  slave wom en. 2  He  put  the  slaves 
 and  their chil dren  first,  Leah  and  her chil dren 
 next,  and Ra chel  and Jo seph  last. 3  He him self 
 went  on  ahead  and  bowed  to  the  ground sev en 
 times un til  he ap proached  his broth er. 4  But  Esau  ran  to  meet  him, hugged  him, 
 threw  his  arms  around  him,  and  kissed  him. Then  they  wept.


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5  When  Esau  looked  up  and 
 saw  the wom en  and chil dren,  he  asked, “ Who 
 are  these  with  you? ”
 He an swered, “ The chil dren  God  has gra-
cious ly giv en  your ser vant.” 6  Then  the  slaves 
a 32:28 In Hb, the name Israel sounds like “he struggled (with) God.”   b 32:30 = Face of God   c 32:31 Variant of Peniel   d 32:32 Or 
tendon
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 and  their chil dren ap proached  him  and  bowed 
 down. 7  Leah  and  her chil dren  also ap proached 
 and  bowed  down,  and  then Jo seph  and Ra chel 
ap proached  and  bowed  down. 8  So  Esau  said, “ What  do  you  mean  by  this 
 whole pro ces sion a  I  met? ”
“ To  find fa vor  with  you,  my  lord,”  he an-
swered. 9 “ I  have  enough,  my broth er,”  Esau re plied. “ Keep  what  you  have.”
10  But Ja cob  said, “ No,  please!


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If  I  have  found 
fa vor  with  you,  take  this  gift  from  me. For 
in deed,  I  have  seen  your  face,  and  it  is  like 
see ing  God’s  face,  since  you  have ac cept ed 
 me. 11  Please  take  my pre sent  that  was  brought 
 to  you, be cause  God  has  been gra cious  to  me 
 and  I  have ev ery thing  I  need.”  So Ja cob  urged 
 him un til  he ac cept ed. 12  Then  Esau  said, “ Let’s  move  on,  and  I’ll  go 
 ahead  of  you.”
13 Ja cob re plied, “ My  lord  knows  that  the 
chil dren  are  weak,  and  I  have nurs ing  flocks 
 and  herds. If  they  are driv en  hard  for  one  day , 
 the  whole  herd  will  die. 14  Let  my  lord  go  ahead 
 of  his ser vant. I  will con tin ue  on slow ly ,  at  a 
 pace suited  to  the live stock  and  the chil dren, 
un til  I  come  to  my  lord  at  Seir.”
15  Esau  said, “ Let  me  leave  some  of  my peo-
ple  with  you.”
 But  he re plied, “ Why  do  that? Please in dulge 
 me, b  my  lord.”
16  That  day  Esau start ed  on  his  way  back  to 
 Seir, 17  but Ja cob  went  to Suc coth. He  built  a 
 house  for him self  and shel ters  for  his live stock; 
 that  is  why  the  place  was  called Suc coth. c
18 Af ter Ja cob  came  from Paddan-aram,  he 
ar rived safe ly  at She chem  in  the  land  of Ca naan 
 and  camped  in  front  of  the  city . 19  He pur chased 
 a sec tion  of  the  field  where  he  had  pitched 
 his  tent  from  the  sons  of Ha mor, She chem’s 
fa ther,  for  a hun dred  pieces  of sil ver.


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d 20  And 
 he  set  up  an al tar  there  and  called  it  God,  the 
 God  of Is ra el. e
DINAH DEFILED
34 
 Leah’s daugh ter Di nah,  whom  Leah 
 bore  to Ja cob,  went  out  to  see  some 
 of  the  young wom en  of  the  area. 2  When She-
chem  —   son  of Ha mor  the Hi vite,  who  was 
 the region’s chieftain  —   saw  her,  he  took  her 
 and  raped  her. 3  He be came infatuated  with 
Ja cob’s daugh ter Di nah.


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He  loved  the  young 
 girl  and  spoke ten der ly  to  her. f 4 “ Get  me  this 
 girl  as  a  wife,”  he  told  his fa ther. 5 Ja cob  heard  that She chem  had de filed  his 
daugh ter Di nah,  but  since  his  sons  were  with 
 his live stock  in  the  field,  he re mained si lent 
un til  they re turned. 6 Mean while, She chem’s fa-
ther Ha mor  came  to  speak  with Ja cob. 7 Ja cob’s 
 sons re turned  from  the  field  when  they  heard 
 about  the in ci dent  and  were deep ly  grieved 
 and  very an gry . For She chem  had com mit ted 
 an outrage  against Is ra el  by raping Ja cob’s 
daugh ter,  and  such  a  thing  should  not  be  done. 8 Ha mor  said  to Ja cob’s  sons, “ My  son She-
chem  has  his  heart  set  on  your g daugh ter. Please  give  her  to  him  as  a  wife.


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9 In ter mar ry 
 with  us;  give  your daugh ters  to  us,  and  take 
 our daugh ters  for your selves. 10  Live  with  us.


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The  land  is be fore  you. Set tle  here,  move  about, 
 and ac quire prop er ty  in  it.”
11  Then She chem  said  to Di nah’s fa ther  and 
broth ers, “ Grant  me  this fa vor, h  and  I’ll  give 
 you what ev er  you  say . 12 De mand  of  me  a  high 
com pen sa tion i  and  gift;  I’ll  give  you what ev er 
 you  ask  me.


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Just  give  the  girl  to  be  my  wife! ”
13  But Ja cob’s  sons an swered She chem  and 
 his fa ther Ha mor de ceit ful ly be cause  he  had 
de filed  their sis ter Di nah. 14 “ We can not  do  this 
 thing,”  they  said  to  them. “Giv ing  our sis ter 
 to  an un cir cum cised  man  is  a dis grace  to  us. 15  We  will  agree  with  you  only  on  this con di-
tion:  if  all  your  males  are cir cum cised  as  we 
 are. 16  Then  we  will  give  you  our daugh ters, 
 take  your daugh ters  for our selves,  live  with 
 you,  and be come  one peo ple. 17  But  if  you  will 
 not lis ten  to  us  and  be cir cum cised,  then  we 
 will  take  our daugh ter  and  go.”
18  Their  words  seemed  good  to Ha mor  and 
 his  son She chem. 19  The  young  man  did  not 
de lay do ing  this, be cause  he  was de light ed 
 with Ja cob’s daugh ter. Now  he  was  the  most 
im por tant  in  all  his fa ther’s fam i ly . 20  So Ha-
mor  and  his  son She chem  went  to  the  gate  of 
 their  city  and  spoke  to  the  men  of  their  city . 21 “ These  men  are peace ful to ward  us,”  they 
 said. “ Let  them  live  in  our  land  and  move  about 
 in  it,  for in deed,  the re gion  is  large  enough 
 for  them. Let  us  take  their daugh ters  as  our 
 wives  and  give  our daugh ters  to  them.


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22  But 
 the  men  will  agree  to  live  with  us  and  be  one 
peo ple  only  on  this con di tion:  if  all  our  men 
 are cir cum cised  as  they  are. 23  Won’t  their live-
stock,  their pos ses sions,  and  all  their an i mals 
a 33:8 Lit camp   b 33:15 Lit May I find favor in your eyes   c 33:17 = Stalls or Huts   d 33:19 Lit 100 qesitahs ; the value of this 
currency is unknown   e 33:20 = El-Elohe-Israel   f 34:3 Lit spoke to her heart   g 34:8 The Hb word for your is pl, showing that 
Hamor is speaking to Jacob and his sons. h 34:11 Lit “May I find favor in your eyes   i 34:12 Or bride-price, or  betrothal present
 29 GENESIS 33-34
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be come  ours? Only  let  us  agree  with  them, 
 and  they  will  live  with  us.”
24  All  the  men  who  had  come  to  the  city  gates 
lis tened  to Ha mor  and  his  son She chem,  and 
 all  those  men  were cir cum cised. 25  On  the  third 
 day ,  when  they  were  still  in  pain,  two  of Ja-
cob’s  sons, Sim e on  and  Levi, Di nah’s broth ers, 
 took  their  swords,  went  into  the un sus pect ing 
 city ,  and  killed ev ery  male. 26  They  killed Ha-
mor  and  his  son She chem  with  their  swords, 
 took Di nah  from She chem’s  house,  and  went 
 away . 27 Ja cob’s  sons  came  to  the slaugh ter  and 
plun dered  the  city be cause  their sis ter  had 
 been de filed.


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28  They  took  their  flocks,  herds, 
don keys,  and what ev er  was  in  the  city  and  in 
 the  field. 29  They cap tured  all  their pos ses-
sions, de pen dents,  and  wives  and plun dered 
ev ery thing  in  the hous es. 30  Then Ja cob  said  to Sim e on  and  Levi, “ You 
 have  brought trou ble  on  me, mak ing  me odi ous 
 to  the in hab i tants  of  the  land,  the Ca naan ites 
 and  the Per iz zites. We  are  few  in num ber;  if 
 they  unite  against  me  and at tack  me,  I  and 
 my house hold  will  be de stroyed.”
31  But  they an swered, “ Should  he  treat  our 
sis ter  like  a pros ti tute? ”
RETURN TO BETHEL
35 
 God  said  to Ja cob, “ Get  up!


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Go  to Beth el 
 and set tle  there. Build  an al tar  there  to 
 the  God  who ap peared  to  you  when  you  fled 
 from  your broth er  Esau.”
2  So Ja cob  said  to  his fam i ly  and  all  who 
 were  with  him, “ Get  rid  of  the for eign  gods 
 that  are  among  you. Pu ri fy your selves  and 
 change  your  clothes.


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I  will  build  an al tar  there  to  the  God 
 who an swered  me  in  my  day  of dis tress. He 
 has  been  with  me ev ery where  I  have  gone.”
4  Then  they  gave Ja cob  all  their for eign  gods 
 and  their ear rings,  and Ja cob  hid  them un der 
 the  oak  near She chem. 5  When  they  set  out,  a 
ter ror  from  God  came  over  the cit ies  around 
 them,  and  they  did  not pur sue Ja cob’s  sons. 6  So Ja cob  and  all  who  were  with  him  came 
 to  Luz ( that  is, Beth el)  in  the  land  of Ca naan. 7 Ja cob  built  an al tar  there  and  called  the  place 
El-beth el a be cause  it  was  there  that  God  had 
re vealed him self  to  him  when  he  was flee ing 
 from  his broth er. 8 Deb o rah,  the  one  who  had  nursed  and 
 raised Re bek ah, b  died  and  was bur ied un der 
 the  oak  south  of Beth el. So Ja cob  named  it 
Al lon-bac uth. c
9  God ap peared  to Ja cob  again af ter  he re-
turned  from Paddan-aram,  and  he  blessed 
 him. 10  God  said  to  him, “ Your  name  is Ja cob; 
 you  will  no lon ger  be  named Ja cob,  but  your 
 name  will  be Is ra el.”  So  he  named  him Is ra el. 11  God  also  said  to  him, “ I  am  God Al mighty . Be fruit ful  and mul ti ply . A na tion, in deed  an 
as sem bly  of na tions,  will  come  from  you,  and 
 kings  will de scend  from  you. d 12  I  will  give 
 to  you  the  land  that  I  gave  to Abra ham  and 
 Isaac. And  I  will  give  the  land  to  your fu ture 
de scen dants.” 13  Then  God with drew e  from 
 him  at  the  place  where  he  had spo ken  to  him. 14 Ja cob  set  up  a mark er  at  the  place  where 
 he  had spo ken  to  him  —   a  stone mark er. He 
 poured  a  drink off  er ing  on  it  and anoint ed  it 
 with  oil. 15 Ja cob  named  the  place  where  God 
 had spo ken  with  him Beth el. RACHEL ’S DEATH
16  They  set  out  from Beth el. When  they  were 
 still  some dis tance  from Eph rath, Ra chel be-
gan  to  give  birth,  and  her la bor  was diff  i cult. 17 Dur ing  her diff  i cult la bor,  the mid wife  said 
 to  her, “ Don’t  be  afraid,  for  you  have an oth er 
 son.” 18  With  her  last  breath  —   for  she  was 
dy ing  —   she  named  him Ben-oni, f  but  his fa-
ther  called  him Ben ja min. g 19  So Ra chel  died 
 and  was bur ied  on  the  way  to Eph rath ( that 
 is, Beth le hem).


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20 Ja cob  set  up  a mark er  on 
 her  grave;  it  is  the mark er  at Ra chel’s  grave 
 still to day . ISRAEL’S SONS
21 Is ra el  set  out  again  and  pitched  his  tent be-
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h 22  While Is ra el  was 
liv ing  in  that re gion, Reu ben  went  in  and  slept 
 with  his fa ther’s con cu bine Bil hah,  and Is ra el 
 heard  about  it. Ja cob  had  twelve  sons:
 23 Leah’s sons were Reuben 
(Jacob’s firstborn),
  Simeon, Levi, Judah,
  Issachar, and Zebulun. 24 Rachel’s sons were
  Joseph and Benjamin. 25 The sons of Rachel’s slave Bilhah
  were Dan and Naphtali. 26 The sons of Leah’s slave Zilpah
  were Gad and Asher. a 35:7 = God of Bethel   b 35:8 Lit Deborah, Rebekah’s wet nurse ; Gn 24:59   c 35:8 = Oak of Weeping   d 35:11 Lit will come from 
your loins   e 35:13 Lit went up   f 35:18 = Son of My Sorrow   g 35:18 = Son of the Right Hand   h 35:21 Or beyond Migdal-eder
GENESIS 34-35 30
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 These  are  the  sons  of Ja cob,  who  were  born 
 to  him  in Paddan-aram. ISAAC’S DEATH
27 Ja cob  came  to  his fa ther  Isaac  at Mam re  in 
Kiriath-arba ( that  is, He bron),  where Abra ham 
 and  Isaac  had  stayed.


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28  Isaac  lived  180  years. 29  He  took  his  last  breath  and  died,  and  was 
gath ered  to  his peo ple,  old  and  full  of  days. His  sons  Esau  and Ja cob bur ied  him.


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ESAU’S FAMILY
36 
 These  are  the fam i ly rec ords  of  Esau 
( that  is,  Edom). 2  Esau  took  his  wives 
 from  the Ca naan ite wom en:  Adah daugh ter 
 of  Elon  the Heth ite, Ohol i ba mah daugh ter 
 of  Anah  and grand daugh ter a  of Zib e on  the 
Hi vite, 3  and Bas e math daugh ter  of Ish ma el 
 and sis ter  of Ne ba ioth. 4  Adah  bore El i phaz 
 to  Esau, Bas e math  bore Reu el, 5  and Ohol i-
ba mah  bore Je ush, Ja lam,  and Ko rah. These 
 were  Esau’s  sons,  who  were  born  to  him  in 
 the  land  of Ca naan. 6  Esau  took  his  wives,  sons, daugh ters,  and 
 all  the peo ple  of  his house hold,  as  well  as  his 
 herds,  all  his live stock,  and  all  the prop er ty  he 
 had ac quired  in Ca naan;  he  went  to  a  land  away 
 from  his broth er Ja cob. 7  For  their pos ses sions 
 were  too  many  for  them  to  live to geth er,  and 
be cause  of  their  herds,  the  land  where  they 
 stayed  could  not sup port  them. 8  So  Esau ( that 
 is,  Edom)  lived  in  the moun tains  of  Seir. 9  These  are  the fam i ly rec ords  of  Esau, fa-
ther  of  the Edom ites  in  the moun tains  of  Seir. 10 These are the names of Esau’s sons:
  Eliphaz son of Esau’s wife Adah,
  and Reuel son of Esau’s wife Basemath. 11 The sons of Eliphaz were
  Teman, Omar, Zepho, Gatam, and Kenaz. 12 Timna, a concubine of Esau’s son 
Eliphaz,
  bore Amalek to Eliphaz. These are the sons of Esau’s wife Adah. 13 These are Reuel’s sons:
  Nahath, Zerah, Shammah, and Mizzah. These are the sons of Esau’s wife 
Basemath. 14 These are the sons of Esau’s wife 
Oholibamah
  daughter of Anah and granddaughter  a 
of Zibeon:
  She bore Jeush, Jalam, and Korah 
to Edom. 15 These are the chiefs among Esau’s sons:
  the sons of Eliphaz, Esau’s firstborn:
  chief Teman, chief Omar, chief Zepho, 
chief Kenaz,
 16 chief Korah,  b chief Gatam, and chief 
Amalek. These are the chiefs descended 
from Eliphaz
  in the land of Edom. These are the sons of Adah. 17 These are the sons of Reuel, Esau’s son:
  chief Nahath, chief Zerah, chief 
Shammah, and chief Mizzah. These are the chiefs descended 
from Reuel
  in the land of Edom. These are the sons of Esau’s wife 
Basemath. 18 These are the sons of Esau’s wife 
Oholibamah:
  chief Jeush, chief Jalam, and chief 
Korah. These are the chiefs descended 
from Esau’s wife Oholibamah
  daughter of Anah. 19 These are the sons of Esau 
(that is, Edom),
  and these are their chiefs. SEIR’S FAMILY
 20 These are the sons of Seir the Horite,
  the inhabitants of the land:
  Lotan, Shobal, Zibeon, Anah,
 21 Dishon, Ezer, and Dishan. These are the chiefs among the Horites,
  the sons of Seir, in the land of Edom.


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22 The sons of Lotan were Hori 
and Heman. Timna was Lotan’s sister. 23 These are Shobal’s sons:
  Alvan, Manahath, Ebal, Shepho, 
and Onam.


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This was the Anah who found 
the hot springs  c in the wilderness
  while he was pasturing the donkeys 
of his father Zibeon. a 36:2,14 Sam, LXX read Anah son   b 36:16 Sam omits Korah   c 36:24 Syr , Vg; Tg reads the mules ; Hb obscure
 31 GENESIS 35-36
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 25 These are the children of Anah:
  Dishon and Oholibamah 
daughter of Anah. 26 These are Dishon’s sons:
  Hemdan, Eshban, Ithran, and Cheran. 27 These are Ezer’s sons:
  Bilhan, Zaavan, and Akan. 28 These are Dishan’s sons: Uz and Aran. 29 These are the chiefs among the Horites:
  chief Lotan, chief Shobal, chief Zibeon, 
chief Anah,
 30 chief Dishon, chief Ezer, and chief 
Dishan. These are the chiefs among the Horites,
  clan by clan,  a in the land of Seir. RULERS OF EDOM
 31 These are the kings who reigned 
in the land of Edom
  before any king reigned 
over the Israelites:
 32 Bela son of Beor reigned in Edom;
  the name of his city was Dinhabah. 33 When Bela died, Jobab son of Zerah 
from Bozrah reigned in his place. 34 When Jobab died, Husham 
from the land of the Temanites 
reigned in his place. 35 When Husham died, Hadad 
son of Bedad reigned in his place. He defeated Midian in the field 
of Moab;
  the name of his city was Avith. 36 When Hadad died, Samlah 
from Masrekah reigned in his place. 37 When Samlah died, Shaul 
from Rehoboth on the 
Euphrates River reigned in his place. 38 When Shaul died, Baal-hanan 
son of Achbor reigned in his place. 39 When Baal-hanan son of Achbor died, 
Hadar b reigned in his place. His city was Pau, and his wife’s name 
was Mehetabel
  daughter of Matred daughter 
of Me-zahab. 40 These are the names of Esau’s chiefs,
  according to their families 
and their localities,
  by their names:
  chief Timna, chief Alvah, chief Jetheth,
 41 chief Oholibamah, chief Elah, chief 
Pinon,
 42 chief Kenaz, chief Teman, chief Mibzar,
 43 chief Magdiel, and chief Iram. These are Edom’s chiefs,
  according to their settlements 
in the land they possessed. Esau  c was father of the Edomites. JOSEPH’S DREAMS
37 
Ja cob  lived  in  the  land  where  his fa ther 
 had  stayed,  the  land  of Ca naan. 2  These 
 are  the fam i ly rec ords  of Ja cob.


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At sev en teen  years  of  age, Jo seph tend ed 
 sheep  with  his broth ers. The  young  man  was 
work ing  with  the  sons  of Bil hah  and Zil pah, 
 his fa ther’s  wives,  and  he  brought  a  bad re port 
 about  them  to  their fa ther. 3  Now Is ra el  loved Jo seph  more  than  his 
oth er  sons be cause Jo seph  was  a  son  born 
 to  him  in  his  old  age,  and  he  made  a  robe  of 
 many col ors d  for  him. 4  When  his broth ers 
 saw  that  their fa ther  loved  him  more  than  all 
 his broth ers,  they hat ed  him  and  could  not 
 bring them selves  to  speak peace ably  to  him. 5  Then Jo seph  had  a  dream. When  he  told 
 it  to  his broth ers,  they hat ed  him  even  more. 6  He  said  to  them, “Lis ten  to  this  dream  I  had: 
7  There  we  were, bind ing  sheaves  of  grain  in 
 the  field. Sud den ly  my  sheaf  stood  up,  and 
 your  sheaves gath ered  around  it  and  bowed 
 down  to  my  sheaf.”
8 “ Are  you real ly go ing  to  reign  over  us? ”  his 
broth ers  asked  him.


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“ Are  you real ly go ing  to 
 rule  us? ”  So  they hat ed  him  even  more be cause 
 of  his  dream  and  what  he  had  said.


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9  Then  he  had an oth er  dream  and  told  it  to 
 his broth ers. “ Look,”  he  said, “ I  had an oth er 
 dream,  and  this  time  the  sun,  moon,  and elev en 
 stars  were bow ing  down  to  me.”
10  He  told  his fa ther  and broth ers,  and  his 
fa ther re buked  him. “ What  kind  of  dream  is 
 this  that  you  have  had?


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“ Am  I  and 
 your moth er  and  your broth ers real ly go ing 
 to  come  and  bow  down  to  the  ground be fore 
 you? ” 11  His broth ers  were jeal ous  of  him,  but 
 his fa ther  kept  the mat ter  in  mind.


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JOSEPH SOLD INTO SLAVERY
12  His broth ers  had  gone  to pas ture  their fa-
ther’s  flocks  at She chem. 13 Is ra el  said  to Jo seph, 
a 36:30 Lit Horites, for their chiefs   b 36:39 Many Hb mss, Sam, Syr read Hadad   c 36:43 Lit He Esau   d 37:3 Or robe with long 
sleeves ; see 2Sm 13:18,19
GENESIS 36-37 32
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“ Your broth ers,  you  know ,  are pasturing  the 
 flocks  at She chem. Get  ready . I’m send ing  you 
 to  them.”
“ I’m  ready ,” Jo seph re plied. 14  Then Is ra el  said  to  him, “ Go  and  see  how 
 your broth ers  and  the  flocks  are do ing,  and 
 bring  word  back  to  me.”  So  he  sent  him  from 
 the He bron V al ley ,  and  he  went  to She chem. 15  A  man  found  him  there, wan der ing  in  the 
 field,  and  asked  him, “ What  are  you look ing 
 for? ”
16 “ I’m look ing  for  my broth ers,” Jo seph  said. “ Can  you  tell  me  where  they  are pasturing 
 their  flocks? ”
17 “They’ve  moved  on  from  here,”  the  man 
 said. “ I  heard  them  say , ‘ Let’s  go  to Do than.’ ” 
 So Jo seph  set  out af ter  his broth ers  and  found 
 them  at Do than. 18  They  saw  him  in  the dis tance,  and be fore 
 he  had  reached  them,  they plot ted  to  kill  him.


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19  They  said  to  one an oth er, “ Oh,  look,  here 
 comes  that  dream ex pert! a 20  So  now ,  come 
 on,  let’s  kill  him  and  throw  him  into  one  of  the 
 pits. b  We  can  say  that  a vicious an i mal  ate  him.


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”
21  When Reu ben  heard  this,  he  tried  to  save 
 him  from  them. c  He  said, “ Let’s  not  take  his  life.” 
22 Reu ben  also  said  to  them, “ Don’t  shed  blood. Throw  him  into  this  pit  in  the wil der ness,  but 
 don’t  lay  a  hand  on  him”  —  in tend ing  to res cue 
 him  from  them  and re turn  him  to  his fa ther. 23  When Jo seph  came  to  his broth ers,  they 
 stripped  off Jo seph’s  robe,  the  robe  of  many 
col ors  that  he  had  on. 24  Then  they  took  him 
 and  threw  him  into  the  pit.


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The  pit  was emp ty , 
with out wa ter. 25  They  sat  down  to  eat  a  meal,  and  when 
 they  looked  up,  there  was  a car a van  of Ish-
ma el ites com ing  from Gil e ad. Their cam els 
 were car ry ing ar o mat ic  gum, bal sam,  and 
res in, go ing  down  to  Egypt. 26 Ju dah  said  to  his broth ers, “ What  do  we 
 gain  if  we  kill  our broth er  and cov er  up  his 
 blood?


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27  Come  on,  let’s  sell  him  to  the Ish-
ma el ites  and  not  lay  a  hand  on  him,  for  he  is 
 our broth er,  our  own  flesh,”  and  his broth ers 
 agreed. 28  When Mid i an ite trad ers  passed  by , 
 his broth ers  pulled Jo seph  out  of  the  pit  and 
 sold  him  for twen ty  pieces  of sil ver  to  the Ish-
ma el ites,  who  took Jo seph  to  Egypt. 29  When Reu ben re turned  to  the  pit  and  saw 
 that Jo seph  was  not  there,  he  tore  his  clothes. 30  He  went  back  to  his broth ers  and  said, “ The 
 boy  is  gone! What  am  I go ing  to  do? ” d 31  So 
 they  took Jo seph’s  robe, slaugh tered  a  male 
 goat,  and  dipped  the  robe  in  its  blood. 32  They 
 sent  the  robe  of  many col ors  to  their fa ther 
 and  said, “ We  found  this.


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Ex am ine  it. Is  it  your 
 son’s  robe  or  not? ”
33  His fa ther rec og nized  it. “ It  is  my  son’s 
 robe,”  he  said. “ A vicious an i mal  has de voured 
 him. Jo seph  has  been  torn  to  pieces! ” 34  Then 
Ja cob  tore  his  clothes,  put sack cloth  around 
 his  waist,  and  mourned  for  his  son  many  days. 35  All  his  sons  and daugh ters  tried  to com fort 
 him,  but  he re fused  to  be com fort ed.


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“ I  will  go  down  to She ol  to  my  son, 
mourn ing.”  And  his fa ther  wept  for  him. 36 Mean while,  the Mid i an ites  sold Jo seph  in 
 Egypt  to Pot i phar,  an off  i cer  of Pha raoh  and 
 the cap tain  of  the  guards. JUDAH AND TAMAR
38 
 At  that  time Ju dah  left  his broth ers  and 
set tled  near  an Adul lam ite  named Hi rah. 2  There Ju dah  saw  the daugh ter  of  a Ca naan ite 
 named  Shua;  he  took  her  as  a  wife  and  slept  with 
 her. 3  She con ceived  and  gave  birth  to  a  son,  and 
 he  named  him  Er. 4  She con ceived  again,  gave 
 birth  to  a  son,  and  named  him  Onan. 5  She  gave 
 birth  to an oth er  son  and  named  him She lah. It  was  at Chezib  that e,f  she  gave  birth  to  him. 6 Ju dah  got  a  wife  for  Er,  his first born,  and  her 
 name  was Ta mar. 7  Now  Er, Ju dah’s first born, 
 was  evil  in  the  L ord’ s  sight,  and  the  L ord  put 
 him  to  death. 8  Then Ju dah  said  to  Onan, “ Sleep 
 with  your broth er’s  wife. Per form  your  duty  as 
 her brother-in-law  and pro duce off spring  for 
 your broth er.” 9  But  Onan  knew  that  the off-
spring  would  not  be  his,  so when ev er  he  slept 
 with  his broth er’s  wife,  he re leased  his se men 
 on  the  ground  so  that  he  would  not pro duce 
off spring  for  his broth er. 10  What  he  did  was  evil 
 in  the  L ord’ s  sight,  so  he  put  him  to  death  also. 11  Then Ju dah  said  to  his daughter-in-law 
Ta mar, “Re main  a wid ow  in  your fa ther’s  house 
un til  my  son She lah  grows  up.”  For  he  thought, 
“ He  might  die  too,  like  his broth ers.”  So Ta mar 
 went  to  live  in  her fa ther’s  house. 12 Af ter  a  long  time g Ju dah’s  wife,  the daugh-
ter  of  Shua,  died. When Ju dah  had fin ished 
mourn ing,  he  and  his  friend Hi rah  the Adul-
lam ite  went  up  to Tim nah  to  his sheep shear-
ers. 13 Ta mar  was  told, “ Your father-in-law  is 
a 37:19 Lit comes the lord of the dreams   b 37:20 Or cisterns   c 37:21 Lit their hands   d 37:30 Lit And I, where am I going? e 38:5 LXX reads She was at Chezib when   f 38:5 Or He was at Chezib when   g 38:12 Lit And there were many days, and
 33 GENESIS 37-38
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go ing  up  to Tim nah  to shear  his  sheep.” 14  So 
 she  took  off  her wid ow’s  clothes,  veiled  her 
 face, cov ered her self,  and  sat  at  the en trance 
 to Ena im, a  which  is  on  the  way  to Tim nah. For  she  saw  that,  though She lah  had  grown 
 up,  she  had  not  been giv en  to  him  as  a  wife.


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15  When Ju dah  saw  her,  he  thought  she  was  a 
pros ti tute,  for  she  had cov ered  her  face. 16  He  went  over  to  her  and  said, “ Come,  let 
 me  sleep  with  you,”  for  he  did  not  know  that 
 she  was  his daughter-in-law . She  said, “ What  will  you  give  me  for sleep-
ing  with  me? ”
17 “ I  will  send  you  a  young  goat  from  my 
 flock,”  he re plied. But  she  said, “ Only  if  you  leave some thing 
 with  me un til  you  send  it.”
18 “ What  should  I  give  you?


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”  he  asked. She an swered, “ Your sig net  ring,  your  cord, 
 and  the  staff  in  your  hand.”  So  he  gave  them  to 
 her  and  slept  with  her,  and  she be came preg-
nant  by  him. 19  She  got  up  and  left,  then re moved 
 her  veil  and  put  her wid ow’s  clothes  back  on.


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20  When Ju dah  sent  the  young  goat  by  his 
 friend  the Adul lam ite  in or der  to  get  back  the 
items  he  had  left  with  the wom an,  he  could 
 not  find  her. 21  He  asked  the  men  of  the  place, 
“ Where  is  the  cult pros ti tute  who  was be side 
 the  road  at Ena im? ”
“ There  has  been  no  cult pros ti tute  here,” 
 they an swered. 22  So  the Adul lam ite re turned  to Ju dah, 
say ing, “ I  couldn’t  find  her,  and be sides,  the 
 men  of  the  place  said, ‘ There  has  been  no  cult 
pros ti tute  here.’ ”
23 Ju dah re plied, “ Let  her  keep  the items  for 
her self; oth er wise  we  will be come  a laugh ing-
stock. Af ter  all,  I  did  send  this  young  goat,  but 
 you  couldn’t  find  her.”
24  About  three  months lat er Ju dah  was  told, 
“ Your daughter-in-law , Ta mar,  has  been act ing 
 like  a pros ti tute,  and  now  she  is preg nant.”
“ Bring  her  out,” Ju dah  said, “ and  let  her  be 
 burned  to  death! ”
25  As  she  was be ing  brought  out,  she  sent  her 
father-in-law  this mes sage: “ I  am preg nant  by 
 the  man  to  whom  these items be long.”  And 
 she add ed, “Ex am ine  them. Whose sig net  ring, 
 cord,  and  staff  are  these? ”
26 Ju dah rec og nized  them  and  said, “ She  is 
 more  in  the  right b  than  I,  since  I  did  not  give 
 her  to  my  son She lah.”  And  he  did  not  know 
 her intimately  again. 27  When  the  time  came  for  her  to  give  birth, 
 there  were  twins  in  her  womb. 28  As  she  was 
giv ing  birth,  one  of  them  put  out  his  hand,  and 
 the mid wife  took  it  and  tied  a scar let  thread 
 around  it, an nounc ing, “ This  one  came  out 
 first.” 29  But  then  he  pulled  his  hand  back, 
 out  came  his broth er,  and  she  said, “ What  a 
breakout  you  have  made  for your self! ”  So  he 
 was  named Pe rez. c 30  Then  his broth er,  who 
 had  the scar let  thread  tied  to  his  hand,  came 
 out,  and  was  named Ze rah. d
JOSEPH IN POTIPHAR’S HOUSE
39 
 Now Jo seph  had  been tak en  to  Egypt. An 
Egyp tian  named Pot i phar,  an off  i cer  of 
Pha raoh  and  the cap tain  of  the  guards,  bought 
 him  from  the Ish ma el ites  who  had  brought 
 him  there. 2  The  L ord  was  with Jo seph,  and 
 he be came  a suc cess ful  man, serv ing e  in  the 
house hold  of  his Egyp tian mas ter. 3  When  his 
mas ter  saw  that  the  L ord  was  with  him  and 
 that  the  L ord  made ev ery thing  he  did suc-
cess ful, 4 Jo seph  found fa vor  with  his mas ter 
 and be came  his per son al at ten dant. Pot i phar 
 also  put  him  in  charge  of  his house hold  and 
 placed  all  that  he  owned un der  his au thor i ty . f 
5  From  the  time  that  he  put  him  in  charge  of 
 his house hold  and  of  all  that  he  owned,  the 
 L ord  blessed  the Egyp tian’s  house be cause  of 
Jo seph. The  L ord’ s bless ing  was  on  all  that  he 
 owned,  in  his  house  and  in  his  fields. 6  He  left 
 all  that  he  owned un der Jo seph’s au thor i ty; g 
 he  did  not con cern him self  with any thing ex-
cept  the  food  he  ate.


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Now Jo seph  was well-built  and hand some. 7 Af ter  some  time h  his mas ter’s  wife  looked 
longingly  at Jo seph  and  said, “ Sleep  with  me.”
8  But  he re fused. “ Look,”  he  said  to  his mas-
ter’s  wife, “ with  me  here  my mas ter  does  not 
con cern him self  with any thing  in  his  house, 
 and  he  has  put  all  that  he  owns un der  my au-
thor i ty . i 9  No  one  in  this  house  is great er  than  I 
 am.


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He  has with held noth ing  from  me ex cept 
 you, be cause  you  are  his  wife. So  how  could 
 I  do  this im mense  evil,  and  how  could  I  sin 
 against  God?


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”
10 Al though  she  spoke  to Jo seph  day af ter  day , 
 he re fused  to  go  to  bed  with  her. j 11  Now  one 
 day  he  went  into  the  house  to  do  his  work,  and 
a 38:14 Or sat by the mouth of the springs   b 38:26 Or more righteous   c 38:29 = Breaking Out   d 38:30 = Brightness of 
Sunrise; perhaps related to the scarlet thread   e 39:2 Lit and he was   f 39:4 Lit owned in his hand   g 39:6 Lit owned in Joseph’s 
hand   h 39:7 Lit And after these things   i 39:8 Lit owns in my hand   j 39:10 Lit he did not listen to her to lie beside her, to 
be with her
GENESIS 38-39 34
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 none  of  the house hold ser vants  were  there. a 
12  She  grabbed  him  by  his gar ment  and  said, 
“ Sleep  with  me! ”  But leav ing  his gar ment  in 
 her  hand,  he es caped  and  ran out side. 13  When 
 she  saw  that  he  had  left  his gar ment  with  her 
 and  had  run out side, 14  she  called  her house-
hold ser vants. “ Look,”  she  said  to  them, “ my 
hus band  brought  a He brew  man  to  make  fools 
 of  us. He  came  to  me  so  he  could  sleep  with 
 me,  and  I  screamed  as  loud  as  I  could. 15  When 
 he  heard  me screaming  for  help, b  he  left  his 
gar ment be side  me  and  ran out side.”
16  She  put Jo seph’s gar ment be side  her un til 
 his mas ter  came  home. 17  Then  she  told  him  the 
 same sto ry: “ The He brew  slave  you  brought 
 to  us  came  to  make  a  fool  of  me, 18  but  when  I 
 screamed  for  help, c  he  left  his gar ment be side 
 me  and  ran out side.”
19  When  his mas ter  heard  the sto ry  his  wife 
 told  him  —  “ These  are  the  things  your  slave 
 did  to  me”  —   he  was fu ri ous 20  and  had  him 
 thrown  into pris on,  where  the  king’s pris on ers 
 were con fined. So Jo seph  was  there  in pris on.


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JOSEPH IN PRISON
21  But  the  L ord  was  with Jo seph  and ex tend ed 
kind ness  to  him. He grant ed  him fa vor  with 
 the pris on war den. 22  The war den  put  all  the 
pris on ers  who  were  in  the pris on un der Jo-
seph’s au thor i ty , d  and  he  was re spon si ble  for 
ev ery thing  that  was  done  there. 23  The war den 
 did  not both er  with any thing un der Jo seph’s 
au thor i ty , e be cause  the  L ord  was  with  him, 
 and  the  L ord  made ev ery thing  that  he  did 
suc cess ful. JOSEPH INTERPRETS TWO PRISONERS’ DREAMS
40 
Af ter  this,  the  king  of  Egypt’s cup bear-
er  and bak er off  end ed  their mas ter, 
 the  king  of  Egypt. 2 Pha raoh  was an gry  with 
 his  two off  i cers,  the  chief cup bear er  and  the 
 chief bak er, 3  and  put  them  in cus to dy  in  the 
 house  of  the cap tain  of  the  guards  in  the pris on 
 where Jo seph  was con fined. 4  The cap tain  of 
 the  guards as signed Jo seph  to  them  as  their 
per son al at ten dant,  and  they  were  in cus to dy 
 for  some  time. f
5  The  king  of  Egypt’s cup bear er  and bak er, 
 who  were con fined  in  the pris on,  each  had  a 
 dream. Both  had  a  dream  on  the  same  night, 
 and  each  dream  had  its  own mean ing.


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6  When 
Jo seph  came  to  them  in  the morn ing,  he  saw 
 that  they  looked dis traught. 7  So  he  asked Pha-
raoh’s off  i cers  who  were  in cus to dy  with  him 
 in  his mas ter’s  house, “ Why  do  you  look  so 
 sad to day? ”
8 “ We  had  dreams,”  they  said  to  him, “ but 
 there  is  no  one  to in ter pret  them.”
 Then Jo seph  said  to  them, “ Don’t in ter pre-
ta tions be long  to  God? Tell  me  your  dreams.”
9  So  the  chief cup bear er  told  his  dream  to 
Jo seph: “ In  my  dream  there  was  a  vine  in  front 
 of  me. 10  On  the  vine  were  three branch es.


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As 
 soon  as  it bud ded,  its blos soms  came  out  and 
 its clus ters rip ened  into  grapes. 11 Pha raoh’s 
 cup  was  in  my  hand,  and  I  took  the  grapes, 
 squeezed  them  into Pha raoh’s  cup,  and  placed 
 the  cup  in Pha raoh’s  hand.”
12 “ This  is  its in ter pre ta tion,” Jo seph  said 
 to  him. “ The  three branch es  are  three  days. 13  In  just  three  days Pha raoh  will  lift  up  your 
 head  and re store  you  to  your po si tion. You 
 will  put Pha raoh’s  cup  in  his  hand  the  way 
 you  used  to  when  you  were  his cup bear er. 14  But  when  all  goes  well  for  you, re mem ber 
 that  I  was  with  you.


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Please  show kind ness  to 
 me  by men tion ing  me  to Pha raoh,  and  get 
 me  out  of  this pris on. 15  For  I  was kidnapped 
 from  the  land  of  the He brews,  and  even  here 
 I  have  done noth ing  that  they  should  put  me 
 in  the dun geon.” g
16  When  the  chief bak er  saw  that  the in-
ter pre ta tion  was positive,  he  said  to Jo seph, 
“ I  also  had  a  dream. Three bas kets  of  white 
 bread  were  on  my  head.


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17  In  the  top bas ket 
 were  all  sorts  of  baked  goods  for Pha raoh,  but 
 the  birds  were eat ing  them  out  of  the bas ket 
 on  my  head.”
18 “ This  is  its in ter pre ta tion,” Jo seph re plied. “ The  three bas kets  are  three  days. 19  In  just  three 
 days Pha raoh  will  lift  up  your  head  —   from 
 off  you  —   and  hang  you  on  a  tree. h  Then  the 
 birds  will  eat  the  flesh  from  your  body .” i
20  On  the  third  day ,  which  was Pha raoh’s 
birth day ,  he  gave  a  feast  for  all  his ser vants. He el e vat ed j  the  chief cup bear er  and  the  chief 
bak er  among  his ser vants.


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21 Pha raoh re stored 
 the  chief cup bear er  to  his po si tion  as cup bear er, 
 and  he  placed  the  cup  in Pha raoh’s  hand. 22  But 
Pha raoh  hanged k  the  chief bak er,  just  as Jo seph 
 had ex plained  to  them. 23  Yet  the  chief cup bear-
er  did  not re mem ber Jo seph;  he for got  him. a 39:11 Lit there in the house   b 39:15 Lit he heard that I raised my voice and I screamed   c 39:18 Lit I raised my voice and 
screamed   d 39:22 Lit prison in the hand of Joseph   e 39:23 Lit anything in his hand   f 40:4 Lit custody days   g 40:15 Or pit, 
or cistern   h 40:19 Or and impale you on a pole   i 40:19 Lit eat your flesh from upon you   j 40:20 Lit He lifted up the head 
of   k 40:22 Or impaled
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JOSEPH INTERPRETS PHARAOH’S DREAMS
41 
 At  the  end  of  two  years Pha raoh  had  a 
 dream:  He  was stand ing be side  the  Nile, 
2  when sev en healthy-looking, well-fed  cows 
 came  up  from  the  Nile  and be gan  to  graze 
 among  the  reeds. 3 Af ter  them, sev en oth er 
 cows, sickly  and  thin,  came  up  from  the  Nile 
 and  stood be side  those  cows  along  the  bank  of 
 the  Nile.


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4  The sickly ,  thin  cows  ate  the  healthy , 
well-fed  cows. Then Pha raoh  woke  up. 5  He 
 fell  asleep  and  dreamed  a sec ond  time: Sev en 
 heads  of  grain, plump  and  good,  came  up  on 
 one  stalk. 6 Af ter  them, sev en  heads  of  grain, 
 thin  and  scorched  by  the  east  wind, sprout ed 
 up. 7  The  thin  heads  of  grain swal lowed  up  the 
sev en plump,  full  ones. Then Pha raoh  woke 
 up,  and  it  was  only  a  dream. 8  When morn ing  came,  he  was trou bled,  so 
 he sum moned  all  the ma gi cians  of  Egypt  and 
 all  its  wise  men. Pha raoh  told  them  his  dreams, 
 but  no  one  could in ter pret  them  for  him. 9  Then  the  chief cup bear er  said  to Pha raoh, 
“To day  I re mem ber  my  faults. 10 Pha raoh  was 
an gry  with  his ser vants,  and  he  put  me  and 
 the  chief bak er  in  the cus to dy  of  the cap tain 
 of  the  guards. 11  He  and  I  had  dreams  on  the 
 same  night;  each  dream  had  its  own mean ing.


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We  told  him 
 our  dreams,  he in ter pret ed  our  dreams  for 
 us,  and  each  had  its  own in ter pre ta tion. 13  It 
 turned  out  just  the  way  he in ter pret ed  them 
 to  us:  I  was re stored  to  my po si tion,  and  the 
oth er  man  was  hanged.”
14  Then Pha raoh  sent  for Jo seph,  and  they 
quick ly  brought  him  from  the dun geon. a  He 
 shaved,  changed  his  clothes,  and  went  to Pha-
raoh. 15 Pha raoh  said  to Jo seph, “ I  have  had  a 
 dream,  and  no  one  can in ter pret  it. But  I  have 
 heard  it  said  about  you  that  you  can  hear  a 
 dream  and in ter pret  it.”
16 “ I  am  not  able  to,” Jo seph an swered Pha-
raoh. “ It  is  God  who  will  give Pha raoh  a fa-
vor able an swer.” b
17  So Pha raoh  said  to Jo seph: “ In  my  dream  I 
 was stand ing  on  the  bank  of  the  Nile, 18  when 
sev en well-fed, healthy-looking  cows  came 
 up  from  the  Nile  and  grazed  among  the  reeds. 19 Af ter  them, sev en oth er  cows  —   weak,  very 
sickly ,  and  thin  —   came  up.


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I’ve nev er  seen 
 such sickly  ones  as  these  in  all  the  land  of 
 Egypt. 20  Then  the  thin, sickly  cows  ate  the 
 first sev en well-fed  cows. 21  When  they  had 
de voured  them,  you  could  not  tell  that  they 
 had de voured  them;  their ap pear ance  was 
 as  bad  as  it  had  been be fore. Then  I  woke  up. 22  In  my  dream  I  also  saw sev en  heads  of  grain, 
 full  and  good, com ing  up  on  one  stalk. 23 Af ter 
 them, sev en  heads  of  grain  —  with ered,  thin, 
 and  scorched  by  the  east  wind  —  sprout ed 
 up. 24  The  thin  heads  of  grain swal lowed  the 
sev en  good  ones. I  told  this  to  the ma gi cians, 
 but  no  one  can  tell  me  what  it  means.”
25  Then Jo seph  said  to Pha raoh, “Pha raoh’s 
 dreams  mean  the  same  thing. God  has re vealed 
 to Pha raoh  what  he  is  about  to  do. 26  The sev-
en  good  cows  are sev en  years,  and  the sev en 
 good  heads  are sev en  years. The  dreams  mean 
 the  same  thing.


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27  The sev en  thin, sickly  cows 
 that  came  up af ter  them  are sev en  years,  and 
 the sev en worth less,  scorched  heads  of  grain 
 are sev en  years  of fam ine. 28 “ It  is  just  as  I  told Pha raoh:  God  has  shown 
Pha raoh  what  he  is  about  to  do. 29 Sev en  years 
 of  great abun dance  are com ing through out 
 the  land  of  Egypt. 30 Af ter  them, sev en  years  of 
fam ine  will  take  place,  and  all  the abun dance  in 
 the  land  of  Egypt  will  be for got ten. The fam ine 
 will dev as tate  the  land.


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31  The abun dance  in  the 
 land  will  not  be re mem bered be cause  of  the 
fam ine  that fol lows  it,  for  the fam ine  will  be 
 very se vere. 32  Since  the  dream  was giv en  twice 
 to Pha raoh,  it  means  that  the mat ter  has  been 
de ter mined  by  God,  and  he  will car ry  it  out  soon. 33 “ So  now ,  let Pha raoh  look  for  a dis cern ing 
 and  wise  man  and  set  him  over  the  land  of 
 Egypt. 34  Let Pha raoh  do  this:  Let  him ap point 
over seers  over  the  land  and  take  a  fifth  of  the 
har vest  of  the  land  of  Egypt dur ing  the sev en 
 years  of abun dance. 35  Let  them gath er  all  the 
excess  food dur ing  these  good  years  that  are 
com ing. Un der Pha raoh’s au thor i ty ,  store  the 
 grain  in  the cit ies,  so  they  may pre serve  it  as 
 food.


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36  The  food  will  be  a re serve  for  the  land 
dur ing  the sev en  years  of fam ine  that  will  take 
 place  in  the  land  of  Egypt. Then  the coun try 
 will  not  be  wiped  out  by  the fam ine.”
JOSEPH EXALTED
37  The pro pos al  pleased Pha raoh  and  all  his 
ser vants, 38  and  he  said  to  them, “ Can  we  find 
any one  like  this,  a  man  who  has  God’s spir it c 
 in  him? ” 39  So Pha raoh  said  to Jo seph, “ Since 
a 41:14 Or pit, or cistern   b 41:16 Or “God will answer Pharaoh with peace of mind.”   c 41:38 Or the spirit of the gods, or  a 
god’s spirit
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 God  has  made  all  this  known  to  you,  there 
 is  no  one  as dis cern ing  and  wise  as  you  are. 40  You  will  be  over  my  house,  and  all  my peo ple 
 will  obey  your com mands. a  Only  I,  as  king, b 
 will  be great er  than  you.” 41 Pha raoh  also 
 said  to Jo seph, “ See,  I  am plac ing  you  over 
 all  the  land  of  Egypt.” 42 Pha raoh re moved 
 his sig net  ring  from  his  hand  and  put  it  on 
Jo seph’s  hand,  clothed  him  with  fine lin en 
gar ments,  and  placed  a  gold  chain  around 
 his  neck. 43  He  had Jo seph  ride  in  his sec ond 
char i ot,  and ser vants  called  out be fore  him, 
“ Make  way! ” c  So  he  placed  him  over  all  the 
 land  of  Egypt. 44 Pha raoh  said  to Jo seph, “ I 
 am Pha raoh  and  no  one  will  be  able  to  raise 
 his  hand  or  foot  in  all  the  land  of  Egypt with-
out  your per mis sion.” 45 Pha raoh  gave Jo seph 
 the  name Zaphenath-paneah  and  gave  him  a 
 wife, As e nath daugh ter  of Po tiph era,  priest  at 
 On. d  And Jo seph  went through out e  the  land 
 of  Egypt. JOSEPH’S ADMINISTRATION
46 Jo seph  was thir ty  years  old  when  he en-
tered  the ser vice  of Pha raoh  king  of  Egypt. Jo seph  left Pha raoh’s pres ence  and trav eled 
through out  the  land  of  Egypt. 47 Dur ing  the sev en  years  of abun dance  the 
 land pro duced out stand ing har vests. 48 Jo seph 
gath ered  all  the excess  food  in  the  land  of 
 Egypt dur ing  the sev en  years  and  put  it  in  the 
cit ies. He  put  the  food  in ev ery  city  from  the 
 fields  around  it. 49  So Jo seph  stored  up  grain 
 in  such abun dance  —   like  the  sand  of  the  sea  
—   that  he  stopped mea sur ing  it be cause  it 
 was be yond mea sure. 50  Two  sons  were  born  to Jo seph be fore  the 
 years  of fam ine ar rived.


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As e nath daugh ter 
 of Po tiph era,  priest  at  On,  bore  them  to  him. 51 Jo seph  named  the first born Ma nas seh f 
 and  said, “ God  has  made  me for get  all  my 
hard ship  and  my  whole fam i ly .” 52  And  the 
sec ond  son  he  named Ephra im g  and  said, 
“ God  has  made  me fruit ful  in  the  land  of  my 
affliction.”
53  Then  the sev en  years  of abun dance  in  the 
 land  of  Egypt  came  to  an  end, 54  and  the sev en 
 years  of fam ine be gan,  just  as Jo seph  had  said. There  was fam ine  in ev ery  land,  but  in  the 
 whole  land  of  Egypt  there  was  food. 55  When 
 the  whole  land  of  Egypt  was strick en  with 
fam ine,  the peo ple  cried  out  to Pha raoh  for 
 food. Pha raoh  told  all  Egypt, “ Go  to Jo seph  and 
 do what ev er  he  tells  you.” 56  Now  the fam ine 
 had  spread  across  the  whole re gion,  so Jo seph 
 opened  all  the store houses  and  sold  grain  to 
 the Egyp tians,  for  the fam ine  was se vere  in  the 
 land  of  Egypt. 57 Ev ery  land  came  to Jo seph  in 
 Egypt  to  buy  grain,  for  the fam ine  was se vere 
 in ev ery  land. JOSEPH’S BROTHERS IN EGYPT
42 
 When Ja cob  learned  that  there  was 
 grain  in  Egypt,  he  said  to  his  sons, “ Why 
 do  you  keep look ing  at  each oth er? 2 Lis ten,” 
 he  went  on, “ I  have  heard  there  is  grain  in 
 Egypt. Go  down  there  and  buy  some  for  us 
 so  that  we  will  live  and  not  die.” 3  So  ten  of 
Jo seph’s broth ers  went  down  to  buy  grain 
 from  Egypt. 4  But Ja cob  did  not  send Jo seph’s 
broth er Ben ja min  with  his broth ers,  for  he 
 thought, “Some thing  might hap pen  to  him.”
5  The  sons  of Is ra el  were  among  those  who 
 came  to  buy  grain,  for  the fam ine  was  in  the 
 land  of Ca naan. 6 Jo seph  was  in  charge  of  the 
coun try;  he  sold  grain  to  all  its peo ple. His 
broth ers  came  and  bowed  down be fore  him 
 with  their fac es  to  the  ground. 7  When Jo seph 
 saw  his broth ers,  he rec og nized  them,  but  he 
treat ed  them  like strang ers  and  spoke harsh-
ly  to  them. “ Where  do  you  come  from?


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”  he  asked. “ From  the  land  of Ca naan  to  buy  food,”  they 
re plied. 8 Al though Jo seph rec og nized  his broth-
ers,  they  did  not rec og nize  him. 9 Jo seph re-
mem bered  his  dreams  about  them  and  said 
 to  them, “ You  are  spies. You  have  come  to  see 
 the weak ness h  of  the  land.”
10 “ No,  my  lord. Your ser vants  have  come 
 to  buy  food,”  they  said.


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11 “ We  are  all  sons  of 
 one  man. We  are hon est;  your ser vants  are 
 not  spies.”
12 “ No,”  he  said  to  them. “ You  have  come  to 
 see  the weak ness  of  the  land.”
13  But  they re plied, “ We,  your ser vants,  were 
 twelve broth ers,  the  sons  of  one  man  in  the 
 land  of Ca naan. The youn gest  is  now i  with  our 
fa ther,  and  one  is  no lon ger liv ing.”
14  Then Jo seph  said  to  them, “ I  have spo ken: j 
‘ You  are  spies!


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’ 15  This  is  how  you  will  be test ed: 
 As sure ly  as Pha raoh  lives,  you  will  not  leave 
a 41:40 Lit will kiss your mouth   b 41:40 Lit Only the throne I   c 41:43 Or “Kneel!


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”   d 41:45 Or Heliopolis, also in v . 50    
e 41:45 Or Joseph gained authority over   f 41:51 In Hb, the name Manasseh sounds like the verb “forget.”   g 41:52 In Hb, the 
name Ephraim sounds like the word for “fruitful.”   h 42:9 Lit nakedness, also in v . 12   i 42:13 Or today, also in v .


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32   j 42:14 Lit 
“That which I spoke to you saying:
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 this  place un less  your youn gest broth er  comes 
 here. 16  Send  one  from  among  you  to  get  your 
broth er. The  rest  of  you  will  be im pris oned  so 
 that  your  words  can  be test ed  to  see  if  they  are 
 true.


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If  they  are  not,  then  as sure ly  as Pha raoh 
 lives,  you  are  spies! ” 17  So Jo seph im pris oned 
 them to geth er  for  three  days. 18  On  the  third  day Jo seph  said  to  them, “ I 
 fear  God  —   do  this  and  you  will  live. 19  If  you 
 are hon est,  let  one  of  you a  be con fined  to  the 
guardhouse,  while  the  rest  of  you  go  and  take 
 grain  to re lieve  the hun ger  of  your house holds. 20  Bring  your youn gest broth er  to  me  so  that 
 your  words  can  be con firmed;  then  you  won’t 
 die.”  And  they con sent ed  to  this. 21  Then  they  said  to  each oth er, “Obviously , 
 we  are be ing pun ished  for  what  we  did  to  our 
broth er. We  saw  his  deep dis tress  when  he 
plead ed  with  us,  but  we  would  not lis ten. That 
 is  why  this trou ble  has  come  to  us.”
22  But Reu ben re plied: “ Didn’t  I  tell  you  not 
 to  harm  the  boy? But  you  wouldn’t lis ten.


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Now 
 we  must ac count  for  his  blood! ” b
23  They  did  not re al ize  that Jo seph un der-
stood  them,  since  there  was  an in ter pret er 
be tween  them. 24  He  turned  away  from  them 
 and  wept. When  he  turned  back  and  spoke 
 to  them,  he  took Sim e on  from  them  and  had 
 him  bound be fore  their  eyes. 25 Jo seph  then 
 gave or ders  to  fill  their con tain ers  with  grain, 
re turn  each  man’s sil ver  to  his  sack,  and  give 
 them pro vi sions  for  their jour ney . This or der 
 was car ried  out. 26  They load ed  the  grain  on 
 their don keys  and  left  there. THE BROTHERS RETURN HOME
27  At  the  place  where  they  lodged  for  the  night, 
 one  of  them  opened  his  sack  to  get  feed  for 
 his don key ,  and  he  saw  his sil ver  there  at  the 
 top  of  his  bag. 28  He  said  to  his broth ers, “ My 
sil ver  has  been re turned! It’s  here  in  my  bag.” 
 Their  hearts  sank. Trem bling,  they  turned  to 
 one an oth er  and  said, “ What  is  this  that  God 
 has  done  to  us? ”
29  When  they  reached  their fa ther Ja cob  in 
 the  land  of Ca naan,  they  told  him  all  that  had 
hap pened  to  them: 30 “ The  man  who  is  the  lord 
 of  the coun try  spoke harsh ly  to  us  and ac cused 
 us  of spy ing  on  the coun try . 31  But  we  told  him: 
 We  are hon est  and  not  spies. 32  We  were  twelve 
broth ers,  sons  of  the  same c fa ther. One  is  no 
lon ger liv ing,  and  the youn gest  is  now  with 
 our fa ther  in  the  land  of Ca naan. 33  The  man 
 who  is  the  lord  of  the coun try  said  to  us, ‘ This 
 is  how  I  will  know  if  you  are hon est:  Leave 
 one broth er  with  me,  take  food  to re lieve  the 
hun ger  of  your house holds,  and  go. 34  Bring 
 back  your youn gest broth er  to  me,  and  I  will 
 know  that  you  are  not  spies  but hon est  men. I  will  then  give  your broth er  back  to  you,  and 
 you  can  trade  in  the coun try .’ ”
35  As  they be gan emp ty ing  their  sacks,  there 
 in  each  man’s  sack  was  his  bag  of sil ver! When 
 they  and  their fa ther  saw  their  bags  of sil ver, 
 they  were  afraid. 36  Their fa ther Ja cob  said  to  them, “ It’s  me 
 that  you  make child less. Jo seph  is  gone,  and 
Sim e on  is  gone.


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Ev ery thing hap pens  to  me! ”
37  Then Reu ben  said  to  his fa ther, “ You  can 
 kill  my  two  sons  if  I  don’t  bring  him  back  to 
 you. Put  him  in  my  care, d  and  I  will re turn 
 him  to  you.”
38  But Ja cob an swered, “ My  son  will  not  go 
 down  with  you,  for  his broth er  is  dead  and 
 he  alone  is  left. If any thing hap pens  to  him 
 on  your jour ney ,  you  will  bring  my  gray  hairs 
 down  to She ol  in sor row .”
DECISION TO RETURN TO EGYPT
43 
 Now  the fam ine  in  the  land  was se vere. 2  When  they  had  used  up  the  grain  they 
 had  brought  back  from  Egypt,  their fa ther  said 
 to  them, “ Go  back  and  buy  us  a lit tle  food.”
3  But Ju dah  said  to  him, “ The  man specifically 
 warned  us: ‘ You  will  not  see  me  again un less 
 your broth er  is  with  you.’ 4  If  you  will  send  our 
broth er  with  us,  we  will  go  down  and  buy  food 
 for  you. 5  But  if  you  will  not  send  him,  we  will 
 not  go,  for  the  man  said  to  us, ‘ You  will  not  see 
 me  again un less  your broth er  is  with  you.’ ”
6 “ Why  have  you  caused  me  so  much trou-
ble? ” Is ra el  asked.


